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Sandbox To Cell Blocks

by SandboxToCellBlocks

Katrina, a missing persons advocate, and Carlos, recently released after decades in prison, host Sandbox to Cell Blocks—a raw unfiltered show confronting street truths, incarceration, survival, and the missing, amplifying voices society ignores!

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Episodes

  1. A $1,500 Outfit and $20 in the Bank!

    A $1,500 Outfit and $20 in the Bank!

  2. Who Gets the Headlines and Who Gets Forgotten?

    Who Gets the Headlines and Who Gets Forgotten?

  3. Who Do You Call When You Don’t Trust 911?

    Who Do You Call When You Don’t Trust 911?

  4. Licensed Plate Readers: Protection or Surveillance?

    Licensed Plate Readers: Protection or Surveillance?

  5. This Week’s Wrap Up

    This Week’s Wrap Up

  6. Reconciling Street Principles with Civilian Life: The Conflicts & Contradictions

    Reconciling Street Principles with Civilian Life: The Conflicts & Contradictions

  7. Sandbox to Cell Blocks: Missing Persons & Street Truths

    Sandbox to Cell Blocks: Missing Persons & Street Truths

  8. Open Forum

    Open Forum

  9. Out the Gates but Still Doing Time

    Why does it feel we are out of prison but our mind is till in prison?

  10. How to support a family of a missing person

    How to support a family of a missing person

  11. Ethical advocacy: what to do and what not to do

    Ethical advocacy: what to do and what not to do

  12. New integrity units in DA offices fighting wrongful convictions

    New integrity units in DA offices fighting wrongful convictions

  13. Out The Gates But Still Doing Time

    Out The Gates But Still Doing Time

  14. What families should do about advocates spreading misinformation

    What families should do about advocates spreading misinformation

  15. What True Advocacy Means

    What True Advocacy Means

  16. When advocates should step in — pressure vs misinformation

    When advocates should step in — pressure vs misinformation

  17. Controlling the Narrative Without Causing Harm

    Controlling the Narrative Without Causing Harm

  18. Stop spreading reckless theories for clicks

    Stop spreading reckless theories for clicks

  19. When media attention swings: missing persons and public pressure

    When media attention swings: missing persons and public pressure

  20. How ethical social media helped reopen a 40-year case

    How ethical social media helped reopen a 40-year case

  21. We started a nonprofit — your case is solvable

    We started a nonprofit — your case is solvable

  22. How False Narratives Almost Ruined a Family

    How False Narratives Almost Ruined a Family

  23. The Rodney Reed case: injustice, racism, and wrongful conviction

    The Rodney Reed case: injustice, racism, and wrongful conviction

  24. When reporting fails: family learned from my live report

    When reporting fails: family learned from my live report

  25. Advocacy or Interference When Helping Hurts

    Advocacy or Interference When Helping Hurts

  26. Can music be used for positive community change?

    Can music be used for positive community change?

  27. Why artists rap about violence: the economic view

    Why artists rap about violence: the economic view

  28. Lyrics as symptoms of a bigger illness

    Lyrics as symptoms of a bigger illness.

  29. When drill music mirrors—and fuels—street violence

    When drill music mirrors—and fuels—street violence.

  30. Don't just blame artists—look at the values they reflect

    Don't just blame artists—look at the values they reflect

  31. How music even taught me about crypto and life

    How music even taught me about crypto and life.

  32. How music became the voice of our neighborhoods

    How music became the voice of our neighborhoods.

  33. Artists vs. listeners: Who's responsible for violent lyrics?

    Artists vs. listeners: Who's responsible for violent lyrics?

  34. Introducing kids to opera and Broadway

    Introducing kids to opera and Broadway. How it has made an impact on younger generations.

  35. Conversation of Understanding Redemption the Next Big Thing to Resurrection

    We’re sitting down with Rev. Dr. “Gator” Bradley for a real one about Larry Hoover—where things started, what’s changed, and what his presidential sentence being commuted really means right now. This conversation is for organized brothers and sisters and our community—focused, respectful, and...

  36. Secrets Some of Us Kept From Others

    We have a special guest. Another black man who lost decades of his life to a system that got it wrong—and walked out still choosing to heal, to speak and to help others do the same. He’s a mental health advocate and so much more. His name is Leon Benson and he is an exoneree after serving...

  37. Love, Loss & Dangerous Relationships

    Hosts Katrina and Los dive into relationships—what’s acceptable, what destroys trust, and how past trauma and incarceration change the way people love. They honor Katrina's missing sister Cieha with a powerful song and discuss warning signs of dangerous relationships, boundaries when partners are...

  38. Ride or Die or Set UP?

    Ride or Die… or Set Up? Truths About Relationships In this episode of Sandbox to Cell Blocks: Missing Persons & Street Truths, we talk about the hard reality of relationships in our communities. When does “ride or die” become manipulation, betrayal, or even danger? We’ll break down how jealousy,...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Katrina, a missing persons advocate, and Carlos, recently released after decades in prison, host Sandbox to Cell Blocks—a raw unfiltered show confronting street truths, incarceration, survival, and the missing, amplifying voices society ignores!

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Katrina, a missing persons advocate, and Carlos, recently released after decades in prison, host Sandbox to Cell Blocks—a raw unfiltered show confronting street truths, incarceration, survival, and the missing, amplifying voices society ignores!

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