Join us as we delve into the remarkable life and transformative legacy of Frank Caprio, affectionately known as the "'nicest judge in the world'". For nearly four decades, Judge Caprio, the former Chief Judge of the Municipal Court of Providence, Rhode Island, redefined what justice could look like. Through his groundbreaking approach, he prioritised compassion over condemnation, creating a courtroom where understanding, empathy, and kindness were paramount.

This episode explores how Caprio's early life in Federal Hill, Providence, shaped his unwavering belief in human goodness and his commitment to public service. We examine the global phenomenon of his television programme, "Caught in Providence," which showcased real court proceedings and garnered hundreds of millions of views, turning a local access show into an international sensation. Discover how Judge Caprio used his platform to advocate for equal access to legal representation and how his philosophy—that "people and cases are met with kindness and compassion"—influenced countless lives.

Frank Caprio's passing on 20th August 2025, at the age of 88, marked the end of an era. Yet, as his final message eloquently stated, "A life built on kindness is a life that echoes long after we're gone". His legacy continues to challenge us to infuse more humanity into our judicial systems and beyond, proving that kindness is indeed the strongest force for positive change.