Song about the upside down world we live in

Inversion (Upside-down world)

We’ve all heard the quote – ‘The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.’  With more than 600,000 people being released across the U.S. each year yet more than two thirds are rearrested within three years, the prison reform wheel needs to become more innovative, and leading that charge is the California organization, Impact Justice.  Their overall mission, to get creative, change the script and rules of engagement, believe in one another, and expand what’s possible.  Aishatu Yusuf, Vice President of Innovation Programs breaks down some of the transformational projects that take the prison reform movement, head on.  Impact Justice programs run the gamut from a reentry mentorship program for formerly incarcerated, to a sharing economy model that pairs returning citizens with welcoming community housing hosts, and a first of its kind partnership to improve food quality, and provide access to fresh, nourishing, appealing food behind the wall.  As Aishatu Yusuf says, ‘at Impact Justice we are all doers’.

The Hustler Files Ep. 76 - Sometimes You Have to Reinvent the Wheel

Science And Technology

Parade Of Planets

Secrets of the Universe

Secrets Of The Universe

Positive, inspiring,technological, background music with mysterious futuristic mood.

World Of Scientific Discoveries

This week on Everyday Injustice, we talk with Alissa Skog, who was lead author on the October report that found that nearly 2.5 million Californians are eligible to have their convictions automatically relieved under a little know law that allows for automatic expungement.

“A criminal record can have profound and lasting impacts on people, affecting key areas of their life such as employment, parental rights, stable housing, access to safety-net benefits, and voting,” California Policy Lab noted.

To address these “follow-on” punishments, the California legislature has enacted the most comprehensive automatic record relief laws in the country. 

Under these laws, all non-convictions (arrests that do not lead to a conviction), most misdemeanor convictions, and many low-level felony convictions are eligible for automatic relief after people complete their sentences and specified waiting periods.

On Everyday Injustice, Alissa Skog discussed the upside of the law allowing people to get out from under collateral consequences of past convictions, but also some of the drawbacks including the lack of notifications.

The report estimates the number of people likely to maintain a clean slate over the following five years.

Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 266 - Who Benefits from Automatic Record Relief in California?

This week on Everyday Injustice, we talk with Johanna Lacoe, research director at the California Policy Lab on a recent study that looked at the short-term impacts of bail policy on crime in Los Angeles. There has been an emergency bail schedule instituted twice in Los Angeles since 2020.

Lacoe also co-authored a report for California Policy Lab  on the effect of bail reform in San Francisco after the Humphrey decision.

“The In re Humphrey decision required the San Francisco County criminal court to set bail levels based on defendant ability to pay rather than the county bail schedule. Under this new policy, the rate of pretrial detention fell by 11%,” the study found.

“We find defendants released pretrial were less likely to be convicted (a decline of 3 percentage points) in the post-Humphrey period. This decline in conviction rates was driven primarily by a reduction in the likelihood of plea bargaining,” it continued.

Finally the study found, “There was no consistent, statistically significant change in subsequent arrests or convictions post-Humphrey across the estimation strategies.”

Listen as Johanna Lacoe discusses the policy implications of the bail findings in both San Francisco and Los Angeles, and their applicability to California and bail policy in general.

Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 270: Impact of Bail on Crime in Los Angeles

A warm and uplifting AI-generated country track blending classic acoustic vibes, banjo melodies, and a feel-good dance rhythm under starlit skies. Perfect for a laid-back summer night with a modern AI touch.

AI Fusion Singles Collection

Dance Under the Stars (AI Country Fusion V1)

Modjo Lab Session #4
Enregistrée le 14 mai 2025 à La Place (Paris)
Host : Club Michelle
Durée : 58 min
Genres : Groovy House, Nu-Disco, Deep House

Pour cette nouvelle édition, Club Michelle livre un set énergique et élégant, capté en conditions live dans l’un des studios les plus emblématiques de la capitale. Une heure de voyage musical entre rythmes disco, textures house et ambiance solaire.

Ce mix fait partie de la série Modjo Lab, dédiée à la scène électronique émergente et aux collectifs qui façonnent le son d’aujourd’hui.

Modjo Lab Session #4 hosted by Club Michelle (Live Set @ La Place, Paris)

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Podcasts from all of the local show on WHMP Radio in Northampton, MA. including Talk the Talk with Bill Newman and Buz Eisenberg, The Hustler Files, The Western Mass Business Show, and Panorama.

Davis Vanguard Podcast will be covering criminal justice reform, mass incarceration, wrongful convictions, and more.

Singer, Songwriter, Musician, Engineer,  I write and play all parts on these songs also record , mix and master the recordings. send me a message if you like them.

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