In this episode of "Into the Magic Shop" podcast, host Dr. Jim Doty interviews Lisa Kristine, a humanitarian photographer and activist against human sex trafficking and slavery. They discuss their shared travels, Lisa's early life and career, and her work documenting the atrocities of human trafficking in various locations, including Ghana and India. Lisa talks about her first experience witnessing slavery in the brick kilns in India. She also emphasizes that trafficking also exists in the United States. Lisa discusses how her work has taken her to 150 countries, exposing her to indigenous people and cultural mores. She talks about the power of connecting to nature as the truest form of understanding the nature of reality and our place in the world. They continue to discuss the challenges in addressing sex trafficking, the injustice in the legal system, and the need for a holistic approach to combat trafficking. Lisa talks about the power of photography in developing empathy, curiosity and beauty, ultimately challenging prejudices.