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Episode 71
Necessary Narratives: Storytelling That Moves Lives Forward
 
Harnessing his personal experience as an incarcerated individual and his writing talents as a storyteller, Brad Rouse is focused on helping defendants accelerate their path to redemption and healing.
 
A former on- and off-Broadway director who spent time in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) on a federal drug charge, Brad is currently a Senior Writer and Mitigation Consultant for WhiteCollarAdvice.com, a business that helps white-collar defendants through all stages of the judicial process.
 
Brad shares with host Matt Adams how his life unraveled in a 14-month span, taking him from New York’s theater district into a drug addiction that landed him in the MDC. Today, he’s crafting written narratives for defendants to present to judges at their sentencing hearings. 
 
Brad approaches each storytelling exercise as a holistic form of healing for his clients. Through a series of conversations with each defendant, he works to convey to judges a contextual understanding of the person they are about to sentence, showing each as more than the crime to which they have pleaded guilty. 

The Presumption of Innocence - Episode 71

Buckle up Teddy! It's time to watch THREE hell in a cell matches

Hell in a Cell 2009

Commissary

Another Pill

Just about lockup.. Written in Escambia County Jail, Brewton, Alabama in September of 2025...

Takin' Back Time

You can't call yourself an outlaw, if you've never been in jail. -- Lyrics written by PNW's Cowboy and Marine Ron Chant!

The OG reading his lyrics... https://youtu.be/21ucsaIInoo?si=mZZAGzZdpduxU0xo

LYRICS

I was over at my girlfriend's house, drinking beer with her old man
Somebody loaded up a pipe, and it went from hand to hand
When it came around to me, I passed it on to someone else
It don't bother me, but I don't smoke, myself

Suddenly a bunch of POLE-LEASE came crashing through the door
Waving guns around and throwing people on the floor
Then they snapped the handcuffs on us and they pushed us in a van
Took us to the courthouse and they threw us in the can

Oh you can't call yourself an outlaw, if you've never been in jail

Well they woke me up next morning, and they hauled me into court
There's a judge in a black robe, he was bald and fat and short
He just sat there frowning, down at me from up there on his throne
It was plain to see he'd spent the night alone

He said innocent or guilty, I said innocent, I swear
He said 90 days in jail, for having too much hair
I looked over at my lawyer, and I whispered what the hell
You can't call yourself an outlaw, if you've never been in jail

Oh you can't call yourself an outlaw, if you've never been in jail
Every outlaws been a resident of the crossbar hotel
You can't call yourself an outlaw, till you've done a little time
Cuz outlaws more than just a state of mind
I'm doing 90 days in county jail when my only crime,
was being in the wrong place at the wrong time
You might think that I'd be bitter, but I figured what the hell
You can't call yourself an outlaw if you've never been in jail

Sometimes I'm a little slow, I guess but I can't figure out
What gives the law the right to come and break into your house
Then they take you to a prison and they lock you in a cell
And it's all done to protect you from yourself

But there's a bunch of damn good people being treated worse than thieves
Locked up in a prison cell because they smoked a few green leaves
And if I can't say I've enjoyed it, and was worth it all because
When they finally let me out of here, I'll be a real outlaw

Oh you can't call yourself an outlaw, if you've never been in jail
Every outlaws been a resident of the crossbar hotel
You can't call yourself an outlaw, till you've done a little time
Cuz outlaws more than just a state of mind
I'm doing 90 days in county jail when my only crime,
was being in the wrong place at the wrong time
You might think that I'd be bitter, but I figured what the hell
You can't call yourself an outlaw if you've never been in jail

Oh you can't call yourself an outlaw if you've never been in jail
Oh you can't call yourself an outlaw if you've never been in jail
Oh you can't call yourself an outlaw if you've never been in jail

TDMX's You can't call yourself an outlaw, if you've never been in jail!

A bad decision in his youth became a turning point for Daniel Torres, teaching him responsibility and guiding him toward a better future.

Interview with Daniel Torres, about one of his most important moment in life

bars of cold steel bars of cold fate societies hate for the criminal state.

Bars of Cold Steel

Grace is an Irish ballad written by Frank and Seán O'Meara that tells the tragic, true story of Joseph Plunkett and Grace Gifford. They were married in Kilmainham Gaol, just hours before Plunkett was executed for his role in the 1916 Easter Rising despite being gravely ill with tuberculosis at the time. The song is a poignant and emotional tribute to their love, sacrifice, and Plunkett's message to Grace before his death, emphasizing love in the face of political turmoil and death.

Grace - ☘️🪉Irish folk song🪉☘️

1st time in county

My Lawyer prod. AngelLaCiencia Beats

f3m1da on jail

"Bending the Bars" is an inspiring and transformational recording project featuring incarcerated and formerly incarcerated hip-hop artists.  David, along with Oberlin interns Natalie Gamino and Eloise Rich, interviewed Executive Producer Noam Brown and artists Chance (formerly incarcerated) and Gary Field (currently incarcerated and also an Executive Producer of this project).  This episode was edited by Eloise, Natalie, and Jamie Polson.

Music included:
1. CHANCE, True Akira: Locked Down
2. Kashdat: 8th Floor
3. Corvette Cal, Alphabet Rockers: dangeRush
4. Gary Field, Paul Reid: Tearing Down Walls and Building Bridges
5. FLAMAN, GABRL: Better Days
6. ThaFlame: No Good Deeds

Bending the Bars is powered by Community Hotline for Incarcerated People (CHIP), a grassroots organization supporting incarcerated individuals by documenting their experiences and advocating for change.

Episode 46: Bending the Bars (Interview)

The song is a reflection by a prisoner during Christmas who feels sad, alone, and far from home while observing the contrast between holiday media and their desolate situation inside, where they believe Santa does not come visiting. Despite having no presents to open or traditional comforts like beer, no wine, the narrator resolves to smile and make it worthwhile, finding temporary relief by drifting away in dreams and fantasies filled with memories.

I Don't Think that Santa Comes Visiting Prisoners

'One of the most incredible and moving books that we've read, ever.' The High Performance Podcast 

 Sitting in the prison classroom each morning, reading the pages in my book, listening to the teacher, I could feel myself slowing down. I had achieved greatness. I had won three Wimbledon titles, two Aussie Opens, the US Open, two Davis Cups, an Olympic gold medal.

But where was I now?

Either I was some strange exception, a great man surrounded by lesser men, or I was not an exception at all. I fitted right in. And if I did, why was that?

Wimbledon champion at 17, six-time Grand Slam winner and former world number one – Boris Becker achieved unparalleled success, fame and wealth throughout his tennis career. But in April 2022, everything changed when he was sentenced to 30 months in prison over bankruptcy charges.

Inside offers a raw and unflinching account of Becker’s life behind bars, detailing the brutal realities of surviving two of the UK’s toughest prisons and the unexpected lessons in resilience that kept him going. Stripped of fame and fortune, Becker faced an entirely new world as inmate A2923EV, where nothing came easy.

More than a story of survival, Inside is about profound transformation. With brutal honesty, Becker reflects on the choices that led him to prison, confronting his mistakes and the price of fame. Through new relationships, hard-learned survival skills and the philosophy of Stoicism, he embarks on the difficult journey of rebuilding his life and shattered reputation.

This is the story of a legend who lost it all – how he survived, started again and found light in life’s darkest moments.

'It's a memoir, it's a thriller, it's a confessional, it's therapy. This book is unbelievable, [and] beautifully written. It couldn't be a crazier story…it's so gripping, I could not put it down.' Chris Evans

Inside: Winning. Losing. Starting again., By Boris Becker, Read by Boris Becker

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I make Beats 4 thugs and wanna be thugs 
I can make anybody Type Beats, try me sucker. 
also stop telling me I need "real fans" that sales pitch is super weak just like the people who use it. If you think my music has potential then at least give me a Follow first before trying to sell me some service that's not going to make a single God damn difference in the long run, except for maybe having 30-40 dollars less each month. Only message me If you want to make art, rap or sing over a track. Vocalist preffered, other producers are cool too like Soudiere, Dj Smoky really anyone from Purple Posse, El-p , RJd2, Dj Abilities, Mux Mool, G jones, Hot Sugar, Flying Lotus, Mr. Ozio any of those artist are an Automatic yes. I aim high but my shits good so I got to. 
Any rappers like Sosa, Tado anyone from Glo Gang is an Automatic yes lets be real. anyone who WAS on Def Jux may it rest In piece automatic yes you can have the beats practically free,  TOP DAWG ENTERTAINMENT - YUP 
YSL - yes, Danny Brown - yeah, Anything pertaining to Warp Records - DUH. Ghostly International, Ninja Tune, BrainFeeder, ED Banger, Sub pop, Warp ? 
somebody give me a deal so I can clog the airwaves with my Emotional Bangers and so my Ego can be satisfied.

Reece Ryans is an amateur musician whose introspective lyrics and blend of pop, acoustic, and electronic influences offer a unique and evocative musical experience. His songs explore a range of emotions and themes, from the depths of personal struggles to the soaring heights of love and self-discovery.

An Audiophile / Lyricist / Composer who likes various Artists like Jamiroquai , Eiffel65, and Deadmau5. I like to create tracks from various sources and am always trying to create something engaging for the mind. Lyrical creations are my favourite. and to mix them to different sounds makes my life worth while. Feel free to follow my musical journey of discovering new sound creations.  A proud "Aspie" or individual with Autism Spectrum Disorder.  Originator of the G-O-A-T genre of Music Formula which stands for "Greatest Originals  Of All TIme". The G-O-A-T formula can be applied to different songs for an unique listening experience.

Thanks for listenin', y'all.. I love everybody who supports artists and aspiring artists like myself! I'm in the process of making all of my tracks available on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music--you can find a few on there already. Stay Wild, y'all. 
XOXO -Heroin Gypsy

Stop child abusers. Stomp abusers. End them right now. They're going to hell, be their express, clearing the path. Nobody likes a terrible story being drug out... write their ending, "and then they were gone."

You can get further with a kind word and a gun than a kind word alone. 

Newsman: Willie why you rob them banks?
Willie: Cuz that's where the money is!
-Willie Sutton

There is always another way, your own way.
-Waylon Jennings

Do what you can now with what you have.
-Theo Roosevelt

I'm tired of dreaming. I'm into doing at the moment.
-Bono

Reciprocity: Before anything flows, there must be a difference. Between different elevations, water flows. Between different pressures, air flows. Between different poker players, money flows. 
-Tommy Angel

If you get hit by a bus, make sure you're the train. 

Don't do, for doing's sake.

Don't go with the flow, be the river.

I have the three.
-TDMX

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