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The Weapon of Music: It can break chains in the mind  
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From a life of sin, vice and darkness, the story of Eric Cohen, a Christian hip hop artist from Missouri resonates with our lives and the power of transformation through Christ and seeing the light of God. Have you ever been in dark times in the maze of this world when you felt lost and hopeless and no one to save you? Eric Cohen’s story is a reminder that God has your back regardless of your current situation and he can lift you up and give you a happy, fulfilling and rewarding life devoid of the pressures and frustrations of this world. 
Eric does not hide his sinful past and encourages everyone who feels burdened with the pressures of this world of materialism, violence and hopelessness to rise up, shake their dust off and have faith in our God whose abounding love sustains us all. Eric’s testimony is a reminder that we can live a life of honor, integrity, kindness and doing everything in the glory of God. He has released albums including Used to Love You, One Way, Pain, Lift you Up and Lead Em to Water among others. He continues to ministry and spread the gospel in his hip-hop music through his message of hope, faith and belief in God. May the Lord bless you as you listen to Eric’s testimony with the goal of changing your life, your family and those around you to the glory of God!  

YouTube Video - When You Die by Eric Cohen & Tunnabeatz
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What happens when you get arrested at 18, get locked up for 20 years for a mistake that you technically did not commit? Listen to the inspiring story of Cherita Rayford as she narrates her experience which started with offering someone a simple ride and how this got her in trouble with the law. From a broken family relationship since childhood, her own mother getting incarcerated for 13 years, giving herself hope while she was locked up and the support from her grandmother that kept her going in prison, Cherita is a strong woman who did not give up despite her circumstances. The lesson here? Get busy, focus on personal development, join a sport you love, stick to your goals and do not get distracted. 
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05:32 How Cherita got herself in trouble

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Episode 53: It’s Never Too Late  
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What does transformation look like when you get locked up for years with no hope of getting out? Listen to the inspiring story of Fernando Torres, a convict who was involved in a life of crime but turned his life around after knowing the power of Jesus Christ. Fernando tells how he lived a life of violent crime but decided to adopt a positive mindset which helped him to go through a new learning experience including earning Adult Basic Education, GDE alongside a degree. Fernando’s story is a reminder for all of us that no matter our current situations, we need to learn from our experiences and strive to become better. 

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Episode 52: Needed Reforms
Behind the Walls 

 
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In this episode of 'A Prisoner's Pardon Podcast', host
Michi J. chats with Dori Maloney on why prison reforms are needed behind the
walls and the importance of supporting inmates in their course of reformation.
Dori is an ex-guard who shares her observations about the prison system and
explores how reforms can be implemented to assist inmates in becoming better
people in society. Dori explores rehabilitation programs, and education and how
they help inmates transition in society after serving their time. A good start
for prison reforms is educating inmates and introducing them to spirituality in
order to improve their relationship with God. 
 
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A Thanksgiving Pardon: The Story of Thanksgiving and the Act of Forgiveness
In this episode of 'A Prisoner's Pardon Podcast', host Michi J. discusses the tradition of Thanksgiving and its symbolic relevance to forgiveness and gratitude. The discussion covers the origin of the holiday, starting with the turkey pardoning tradition initiated by President Abraham Lincoln in 1863, coinciding with the year of the Emancipation Proclamation. Michi J. encourages listeners to use Thanksgiving as a platform for forgiveness, seeing this act as a symbolic pardon akin to the pardoning of the Thanksgiving turkey. Emphasizing gratefulness beyond the holiday, the host suggests Thanksgiving should be a constant state of mind, inviting people to appreciate what they already have and find peace in it.
00:00 Introduction to Thanksgiving and the Holiday Season
01:40 The Origin of the Turkey Pardon Tradition
03:35 The Symbolism of Pardoning in Our Lives
04:16 The Importance of Forgiveness and Pardoning Others
04:56 President Lincoln's Thanksgiving Presentation
05:54 Thanksgiving: A State of Mind
06:57 The Commercialization of Holidays and Appreciating What We Have
07:22 Conclusion: The Need to Pardon and Be Grateful

Do you know any police officers personally? What about a police cadet? Today's show features one of the best police cadets in the City of Milwaukee. His name is Jeremiah Lewis. This young man, in my estimation, has the potential to become chief. Why do I say that? I do because I've seen his passion for his family, his job and his community. He is the kind of officer that builds trust with people easily. I've watched him for a while. He is for real and believe me he is a treasure. Jeremiah is very active involved in the community and he's doing it way more than what's required of him. Today you will learn what police cadets have to do for training and you will hear how some work with ex-felons to understand the community and to establish relationships.
Guest: Police Cadet Jeremiah Lewis
Show Highlights:
· Why did he become a police officer?
· The culture of police training
· Police cadet training requirements
· Upcoming police & fire academy open house
· Cadet required community involvement
· The impact of Partners in Hope on police cadets
· Skydiving at The Leap of Faith Event
· The police welcomes the public to express their concerns
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