Whether you’re getting ready to re-enter the world post incarceration or you’re on probation or parole or you are just struggling with drugs, employment, housing, and more, the All-Inclusive Support Services Program is ready and available to help!  AISS is a division of the Hampden County Sheriff’s Office, and they provide access to individualized services no matter what level of help you need, AND they were the first full-service reentry program in the U.S., launching in 1996! Of course there is SO much more at AISS than could be covered in this episode so paste this link in your browser - http://hcsdma.org/aiss-3/ for more information.

The Hustler Files Ep 1 - Meet AISS (The All-Inclusive Services Program)

2/9/24: Rep Natalie Blais: road repairs, revenue & reparations. MTA Pres Max Page: teachers' right(?) to strike. Donnabelle Casis with Karen Webb: the exhibit "Queer Voices." Smith profs Carrie Baker & Loretta Ross - freedom fighters!  SCMA Dir. Jessica Nicoll: amazing exhibits -- now free.

Donnabelle Casis with Karen Webb: the exhibit "Queer Voices

MTA Pres Max Page: teachers' right(?) to strike

Rep Natalie Blais: road repairs, revenue & reparations

2/13/24: Rep Patricia Duffy: school funding & receivership. SABR star Duke Goldman: Red Sox, NYY & the first woman MLB umpire. Ed. Collab's Todd Gazda: our schools need money. UMass prof. Amilcar Shabazz w/ spoken word artist & Black Artistic Freedom (AF) Conf. organizer, Amani Wallace.

Rep Patricia Duffy: school funding & receivership

2/14/24: Amherst Prof Ilan Stavans:"Point-Counterpoint".  Alpinist Christian Beckwith: the 10th Army Div's victory over Hitler. Scott Coen: NHS b'ball star Ava Azzaro's 1000th point. Amherst BID's Liz Larson: "Take a Dino to Dinner". Amherst educators Alex Lopez & Claire Cocco: unfounded Care & Protection complaints.

Amherst BID's Liz Larson: "Take a Dino to Dinner"

Scott Coen: NHS b'ball star Ava Azzaro's 1000th point

Amherst educators Alex Lopez & Claire Cocco: unfounded Care & Protection complaints

Alpinist Christian Beckwith: the 10th Army Div's victory over Hitle

Amherst Prof Ilan Stavans:"Point-Counterpoint"

For three decades, Jean Trounstine has dedicated her life to being a storyteller, activist, educator, and theatre Director in the criminal legal system.  She came upon her calling while working as an educator at the Women’s Prison in Framingham, Mass, where over the course of a decade she directed eight plays for the incarcerated women, groundbreaking work that resulted in her highly praised book, Shakespeare Behind Bars: The Power of Drama in a Women’s Prison.  From her next non-fiction, Boy with a Knife: A Story of Murder, Remorse, and a Prisoner’s Fight for Justice to her first foray into the fictionalized book, Motherlove, just released by the Concord Free Press dot com, (check out for a free copy!),  Jean brings to life and light stories that will leave you spellbound while acknowledging that the U.S. criminal justice system is not, and never has been,  black and white.

The Hustler Files Ep. 56 - When Your Voice Becomes an Echo That Changes Lives

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The Hustler Files Ep. 56 - When Your Voice Becomes an Echo That Changes Lives

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