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Grammy nominated artist, Aloe Blacc joins Chris and E to discuss his identity as an activist artist, or as he calls himself, an "artivist." Hear how he uses his platform to bring attention to important criminal justice reform issues.

This week, E and special guest host Kevin McCracken are joined by criminal justice activist and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Maggie Freleng. Hear how her work has helped free innocent people from unjust prison sentences.

Founder of Death Row Records, Michael "Harry-O" Harris joins E and Chris on TLM Radio. Hear his story of transformation from gangs and drug trafficking, to prison, and upon his release, founding Death Row Records with Suge Knight. Death Row Records launched the careers of rap legends Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre and Tupac Shakur.

This week, Chris and E are joined by formerly federally incarcerated criminal justice advocate Alice Marie Johnson. Hear her intense story of she turned domestic hardship into career success, until it all came crashing down with an egregious miscarriage of justice. After being noticed by Kim Kardashian and Ivanka Trump, Alice turned her life around and continues to work for the betterment of the over-sentenced and formerly incarcerated.

This week, Reentry Advocate and former attorney John Koufos, a long time friend of TLM join Chris and special guest host Beverly Parenti to tell his story. Hear how his reckoning with alcoholism was nearly fatal, and how his work in support of criminal justice reform is bolstered by his lived experience on both sides.

This week, TLM Graduate from Indiana Women's Correctional, Billie Edison joins Chris and E to tell her incredible story of transformation. Hear how TLM turned her life around from debilitating addiction to the job of her dreams with the Indiana Pacers.