Alcatraz

In this episode of the Low Meins Asylum Show, I tapped back into the twisted world of Wade Wilson—yeah, Florida’s own psychopathic monster. This time, we listened to another one of his prison calls, and this one’s with an older lady who sounds like she knows way more than she’s letting on. The convo gets strange, emotional, and honestly kinda sad. Is she just a concerned friend... or is there something darker going on?

Tap in as we break down the tone, the tension, and the layers behind this wild phone call. Another piece of the Wade Wilson puzzle is on the table. 

Let’s put it together!

Old Soul, Young Killer!

Listen up, Listen in! We continue telling our New Afrikan Ourstory 365 as we make a pivot from our conversation about some of the negative and dehumanizing music/lyrics and images targeting our young Afrikans – due to some of the original participants of that conversation unable to join us – to an organic unfolding conversation about some of the current events of interest.
The privilege of being in conversation with and hearing from the New Afrikan Elder Political Prisoners who survived one of most horrific forms of domestic torture – decades of solitary confinement (extreme sensory deprivation) meant to break them – cannot be overstated.
They bring to us a body of knowledge, political analysis, social commentary and perspective, unique and unmatched in its scope, its depth and its simple humanness.

Kan’t stop, Won’t stop
Liberate Our Elders
All Power to the People
Free Africa! Free Palestine!

May 1, 2025

ill be dead past 10am, living like this (prod screvmz x havoc)

a prison for ur mind

Daniel (ANVP) reçoit, dans cette chronique, Marc, visiteur de détenu en milieu hospitalier. 

UHSI : Unité hospitalière sécurisée inter-régionale.
 

[PRISON PORTES OUVERTES] 22 : La prison à l'hôpital

Episode 64
Cages We Built: The Making of Mass Incarceration in America 
 
The U.S. imprisons a larger percentage of its population than any other country in the world. How did we get here?
 
Rachel Barkow, Charles Seligson Professor of Law and Faculty Director of the Zimroth Center on the Administration of Criminal Law at New York University School of Law, returns to the podcast for an in-depth discussion on that very topic with host Matt Adams.
 
Rachel’s second book, Justice Abandoned: How the Supreme Court Ignored the Constitution and Enabled Mass Incarceration, centers the conversation, highlighting six key Supreme Court cases. Rachel asserts that, had the justices ruled differently, their decisions would have created an American society where incarceration rates remained similar to other Western democracies. 
 
Rachel and Matt also discuss the financial, societal and practical costs of rising incarceration trends, and whether it’s possible to reverse the trajectory. 

The Presumption of Innocence - Episode 64

Are you sure those consultants are helping to improve your business? Or are they potentially sending you to jail?


Lesson from McKinsey - Avoiding Consultants from Hell

He shared the stage with his legendary father. He shared a cellblock with drug dealers and lifers. Now, he shares the Gospel—and a message of hope.
Rev. John Lee Hooker, Jr., the son of blues icon John Lee Hooker, has lived through addiction, incarceration, Grammy nominations, and a powerful spiritual awakening.
In our latest Not Old Better Show interview, Rev. Hooker tells stories that are as raw as they are redemptive: 🎤 Performing at Soledad Prison just years after serving time there. 🕊 Finding sobriety through faith—not programs. 🎸 Escaping the legacy of the blues to build a legacy of purpose.
What he offers is more than a comeback story—it’s a wake-up call that it's never too late to change direction, no matter your age.
🎧 Tune in on SoundCloud #LifeAfter50 #LegacyMatters #FaithAndRecovery #NotOldBetter

Chains, Chords and Grace: The Redemption of John Lee Hooker, Jr

Track about captivity and peoples who go in jail

Ferme La (prod krom beatz)

Fox Rothschild LLP is a national law firm with over 1000 attorneys coast to coast. Our lawyers provide a full range of legal services to public and private companies – from family-run businesses to multinational corporations. We also represent charitable, medical and educational institutions both in the United States and in more than 50 countries worldwide. In our podcasts, the attorneys of Fox share their insight and knowledge on some of today’s most pertinent legal issues impacting individuals and businesses.

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Sinemaz c'est un artiste qui rappe depuis ses 18 ans. Il commence également avec la poésie sous le pseudo H.S dans son jeune âge. Malheureusement il s'est fait voler l'ensemble de ses textes de ses 18 a 28 ans.

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Prison Focus Radio and Liberate the Caged Voices are projects of California Prison Focus. We intentionally and purposefully center  New Afrikan Political Prisoners who organized the Historic California Hunger Strikes, authored the Agreement to End Hostilities, and developed Black August Memorial/Black August Resistance.

These New Afrikans survived decades of torture in solitary confinement in Pelican Bay and Corcoran state prisons—euphemistically called “security housing units” (SHUs)— meant to break their revolutionary minds.

Liberate the Caged Voices exposes the terror and genocide plaguing our People in Prisons, and unites People with the power of revolutionary love.

The dopest podcast on this side of the milky way!

New tracks tagged #prison