March 28, 2024

We continue our focus on Women’s Herstory Month with an interview with Anissa Jordan, convicted and sent to prison for a murder, committed by her boyfriend, that occurred during a robbery she was involved in. This interview aired on: “The Experiment”, “The Atlantic’s” podcast about our unfinished country, hosted by Julia Longoria, What makes a murderer? We then hear from Mustafa, a legal slave at Red Onion State Prison, experiencing the abuse Red Onion is notorious for, and with few options to get exposure happened to call me. Lastly we hear updates of ongoing campaigns and prisoners’ status.

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