S3 E1 | Stanford Professor Keith Humphreys on the Decline in Mass Incarceration in the U.S. and Will It Continue? Or Is It Going Back Up?

S2 E14 | Ruby Welch and Sheriff Eric Higgins Discuss the “Unlocked” Docuseries on Netflix

S2 E13 | Kristy Laschober: “Perfectly Flawed” Author Advocating for Prison Reform in Louisiana

S2 E12 | Ronnie Waters & Felicia Tyson-Waters: A Powerful Husband-Wife Team Fighting for Criminal Justice Reform

S2 E11 | Jessica Snow: Education, Rehabilitation, Reentry

S2 E10 | Thad Bereday: From Federal Fraud Charges to Redemption Radio

S2 E9 | Simone Price: Helping Others Like Her Become Advocates for Criminal Justice Reform

S2 E8 | Pauline Rogers: 35-Year Veteran of Criminal Justice Reform in the Deep South

S2 E7 | Ladji Ruffin: Braille Transcription and Forensic Peer Mentorship

S2 E6 | Emilee Shell: Sober Living for Poor and Formerly Incarcerated Women in Mississippi

S2 E5 | Terry Johnson: From Detroit Streets to Criminal Justice Reformer

S2 E4 | Candice Bailey: Fighting for Criminal Justice Reform in Colorado

S2 E3 | Matt Sutton: From Drug Addiction to Drug Policy and Employment Opportunities

S2 E2 | Ruby Welch: Setting Up Safe Spaces for Women in Arkansas After Incarceration

S2 E1 | Savvy Shabazz: Criminal Justice Reform in Kentucky

Special Episode | Black History Month: Dismantling Jim Crow - Part 2

Special Episode | Black History Month: Dismantling Jim Crow - Part 1

S1 E12 | Daniel Bullman: Education As a Deterrent for Recidivism and the Power of Pro-Social Connections

S1 E11 | Philip Cooper: Being a “Change Agent” and How Prison Saved His Life

S1 E10 | Kim Woodson: A Global Vision for Providing Reentry Services for Formerly Incarcerated People