Elliot, E. Fresh, has not allowed the steel bars and concrete walls to impede him from becoming an entrepreneur. From writing and publishing books, to having his very own podcast, this man is an asset to the community - that he is not even allowed to be apart of. When a person has shown this much ambition and dedication, they are certainly desrving of a second chance.

James has 38 years in a Pennsylvania State prison. He has utilized his time to seek knowledge and enlightenment. I realized that we don't have enough time out here to think much. So, I'm elated that he is willing to share what he has learned.

Seeing all of these videos that have been posted showing the interior to SCI Graterford (the larges abandoned prison). I saw two cells that I once lived in and then I could smell the prison as if I were there. Our system in is broken and we need to fix it. I was 19 years old when I was sent to SCI Graterford for simple drug posession. I met Shakur while I was there

My friend, Sam Harper was accused and convicted of killing his wife over 20 years ago in Philadelphia. Recently the new D.A., Krasner, exposed all of the corrupt Philadelphia cops, D.A. and Judges. He then allowed people to review their own evidence for an appeal. Sam was right in the mix of it. Nearly every one of the officers in his case were on the list. He has finally recieved his court date, March 30, 2026, in Philadelphia. Oh, and his wife was a Philadelphia cop - deep in corruption.

Sgt. EL and I became friends after we learned we both have many things in common, i.e., in addition to believing in second chances for people who deserve a second chance, we both sufffer from a plethora of mental health issues. Unfortunately, he has been recieving backlash from his place of employment, the Department of Corrections, which also has a large sign out front that states they do "not discriminate." Sgt. EL is starting his own podcast and I support him. NOTE: This conversation has STRONG LANGUAGE and TALKS OF SUICIDE.

Some of my friends and I have opted to go to solitary confinement to get away from the reality that we belong to. After a few days, you begin to hallucinate, after a month you may not want to leave, This isn't the case for everyone. Some can't hadle it and eventually lose their minds completely. This is my 2nd conversation with Pat while he was in the Hole and he gets out soon. He is no stranger to solitary. His sister joins us for the first few minuets.

When COVID 19 hit, we were given the option to take a vaccine shot or solitary confinement. The next day we learned that they recalled the shot we took. The administration came to answer out shouts and insured us that though we took the recalled vaccine, we were fine. They even tried to get us to sign a waver. Since then, several of us have fell victim to a kidney disease - me included. I was fortunate to recieve treatment out here. My friend Jay was transferred to another prison and while there, though the guards were plotting. It's happened before, so he was prepared this time, and the prison had to shut down in order to extract him. Also, My niece, Seren, who is 4 years old, joins us in the first few minuets because I was babysitting. Enjoy

James green has been in prison for about as long as I've been alive. While in prison, he found God and has become a born again Christian. He held his faith since the early 90's, and that was an arduous time to be a Christina in prison. He has utilized his time to self educate and wants to convey what he has learned to other. He is always welcome to our platform. Enjoy my conversation with James. And listen to previous podcast with James on the podcast Death by Incarceration out of Philadelphia.