Host Tara McCausland interviews Jacob Hess, a community psychology researcher, writer for Deseret News, and contributor to Fight the New Drug’s Fortify program. Hess discusses his article “The Kind of Person Porn Trains Us to Become,” arguing the key question is how pornography shapes character, citing research summarized by Gary Wilson’s Your Brain on Porn (e.g., greater anxiety, isolation, impaired intimacy, acceptance of aggression, cognitive impacts, and spiritual disconnection). They then explore Hess’s article “Becoming the Kind of Person Who Doesn’t Look at Porn,” outlining qualities that support lasting freedom, including connection, accountability, ordering life, disciplining impulses, learning, serving others, embracing silence, caring for physical health, and tapping into God’s love, peace, and power.
00:00 Freedom and Welcome 00:51 Meet Jacob Hess 02:12 From Research to Fortify 04:16 Writing and Truth Seeking 05:52 Porn Trains Us 06:30 Who Are You Becoming 10:59 Research and Real Impacts 15:05 Mindful M&M Lesson 18:42 Talking to Kids 23:08 Screens and Lost Joy 25:03 Becoming Porn Free 26:40 Fourteen Qualities List 30:08 Lifelong Learning Mindset 30:56 Accountability And Amends 34:56 Recovery As Lifelong Work 36:13 Virtual Conference Announcement 37:18 Sharing With Trusted People 37:48 Service Patience And Stillness 43:22 Health Habits That Protect 44:25 God Hunger And True Transcendence 51:14 Delighting In Goodness 52:42 Seeing Divinity In Others 53:46 Make Porn A Nuisance 56:26 Keep Going In Recovery 58:01 Final Thanks And Next Steps
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