Summary: How far would you go to put food on the table? Or, a roof over your children’s head at night? It’s not often that you hear the details of a career lived on the streets, let alone by someone who raised a family from the money she earned working them. But Barbara Terry supplied them for an article in The New York Times. Trained to be a medical lab technician, by age 21 Terry’s husband had left, leaving her with children to support. So, she says, she turned to prostitution, working the streets of Hunts Point, a Bronx neighborhood of warehouses and repair shops that straddles a busy expressway. It’s where, Terry says, she has worked most of her adult life. Mike, Jeff and Karan weigh in. A New Kind of Talk Radio! 9pm ET, 8 CT and 6 PT. Join hosts Mike Jay, Jeff, Karan Ashley and Katrina Johnson for a full hour of all the day's hot topics, celebrity gossip, and news headlines! Join the conversation on air by calling 323-417-6705 or join the chat room open every night during the show. Log on to www.UnscriptedRadio.com/shows for upcoming show topics and interviews and be sure to "like" our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter, too!
