Uncarcerated Episode 5 Corey

Episode 5 of the Uncarcerated podcast, hosted by Leigh Scott/Kevin Scott, titled "Uncarcerated Episode 5 Corey" was published on May 16, 2021 and runs 40 minutes.

May 16, 2021 ·40m · Uncarcerated

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Summary

We talk to a young black man from Jacksonville, Fl. in our most powerful episode yet. Corey discusses the injustice he discovered as a person of color in America, the abuse in the Dept. of Corrections and the tools he used to overcome the struggles as he has transformed his body, mind and spirit. Please listen, download, like, rate and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. 

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We talk to a young black man from Jacksonville, Fl. in our most powerful episode yet. Corey discusses the injustice he discovered as a person of color in America, the abuse in the Dept. of Corrections and the tools he used to overcome the struggles as he has transformed his body, mind and spirit. Please listen, download, like, rate and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

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