316: On Your Feet, Not Your Knees: Leigh Dundas on Courage, the Constitution & the Heart of Freedom

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Welcome to a new episode of the Future Generations podcast! In this powerful episode, we're joined by Leigh Dundas, a veteran litigation attorney and human rights advocate who spent years fighting human trafficking across Asia. Speaking live on stage, Leigh shares two harrowing stories from her work against child exploitation, including the courage of a young trafficking survivor in Thailand, to make her case that truly knowing the heart of freedom means understanding its opposite. She walks through why treason is the only crime named in the Constitution, her firsthand account of January 6th, her criticism of the media and of pandemic-era policy, which she draws parallels to the rise of the Third Reich, and why the First Amendment exists to protect those who dare to disagree. This is a fiery, unfiltered speech and a call to treat courage as a skill you practice every single day.

Highlights:

"Freedom isn't something you buy. It is something you earn for yourself every day, and especially on days like the ones that we are living in."

"How do you cultivate a heart of freedom? It's one word. It's courage. It's not a God-given gift. It's not a talent. It is a skill."

"The First Amendment does not actually exist to protect those in the majority or those who seek to praise the government. It exists to protect the voices of those in the minority and those who would dare to criticize the government."

"This much they knew. You don't go down without a fight. That is the heart of freedom."

Timestamps:

0:00 — Health & Freedom Opening

3:49 — Why a Sex Trafficking Attorney Switched to Saving America