King Reflections Daniel Olival

Ex-convict, Scott Keighran, joins us on this episode after being in prison for an accumulation of 7 years.
During his second sentence, he wrote poems and decided to write a book with small explanations behind the reasoning of each poem.
He gives us some extra insights of why he pushed through to getting the book published and the positive impact he wishes to make. No longer being held back from his past transgressions, Scott wishes to use his life to encourage others to make better choices before it escalates to becoming fatal.
TRIGGER WARNING: We touch on topics that include violence, criminal offences, and suicide. Please be mindful while watching/listening.
You can find his book at: www.prisonpoetry.com.au and you can find his instagram through his handle: @scott_tk_keighran
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