Just in time for the third annual Foreskin Day, today’s guest is the Executive Director of Intact America and she has written a book titled This Penis Business, which shares her story of how circumcision impacts her life and why she’s motivated to end the practice. It’s a fascinating and tragic story, but she’s hopeful for the future. Stay tuned to the end where she offers advice for how the restoration community can help end routine infant circumcision.Links:Intact America (<a href="http://www.intactamerica.org/" target="_blank">www.IntactAmerica.org</a>)Skin in the Game (<a href="http://www.skininthegame.org/" target="_blank">www.SkinintheGame.org</a>)Do No Harm (<a href="http://www.donoharm.report/" target="_blank">www.DoNoHarm.report</a>)<a href="https://a.co/d/04J70Z5" target="_blank">This Penis Business on Amazon.com (https://a.co/d/04J70Z5)</a>

Just in time for the third annual Foreskin Day, today’s guest is the Executive Director of Intact America and she has written a book titled This Penis Business, which shares her story of how circumcision impacts her life and why she’s motivated to end the practice.

Intact Again Podcast

This Penis Business: Executive Director of Intact America shares her story