In this episode, we’ll deal with the taboo topic of love in prison. People incarcerated are systematically dehumanised and their human rights are withdrawn, including the right to love or to engage in…
In this episode, we’ll discover the horrific racism behind the „Angola“ State prison aka Louisiana State Penitentiary. CN: Racism, violence, oppression Timestamps: 00:00 - 04:00: Introduction 04:00 -…
Today, we’ll talk about the Tucker Unit in Arkansas. Unfortunately, I was too lazy to write down time stamps. Please listen closely to content notes and take care of eventual triggers. CN: death…
This episode is about the Cummins Unit in Arkansas. One of the most shocking researches I’ve ever conducted, focussing on the horrific crimes, partly uncovered by Murton. What systematic murder and…
This episode we will discover the first prison of the United States, which is not only to be understood as a model prison in terms of solitary confinement but also set the fundament of the Prison…
In this episode, we talk about faith in prison. What does faith mean for people incarcerated? What’s the legal base of religion in prison? What does that have to do with discrimination? Timestamps:…
Rest in Peace, Rodney Hulin. This episode deals with the Ellis Unit in Texas. We learn the history of that prison, law enforcement brutality and hear from stories from (former) people incarcerated…
This is the most important episode of this podcast. In this episode, we learn what the PIC exactly is and how it is connected to other terms like mass incarceration, the War on Drugs and The New Jim…
In this episode we’ll make a journey through the history of the Folsom State Prison in California! What Johnny Cash had to do with Folsom and how creative people are when it comes to escaping that…
CN: racism In this episode I explain based on the book „The New Jim Crow“ by Michelle Alexander why the US justice system is based on slavery and how slavery has an impact today in the incarceration…
