190 episodios
AQS Inmate Call Joel Wilborn
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- Educación
Supportive relationships play a crucial role in shaping our confidence and self-worth, enabling us to achieve success. One often overlooked aspect is the impact that connecting with incarcerated individuals can have on both parties involved. Engaging in conversations with those who are incarcerated can create a significant positive change, not only for them but also for ourselves. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joel-wilborn/support
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WADOC Safety and Security
This episode delves into the perils that incarcerated individuals face from both prison officials and fellow inmates. The Washington Department of Corrections, along with the Justice and Penal Systems, are obligated to safeguard the rights, safety, health, and well-being of those incarcerated. My fiancée, who is currently held at the Washington Corrections Center for Women, is in a facility known for its heightened risk of abuse. It is crucial to publicize accounts of mismanagement and rights violations so that authorities responsible for sentencing can ensure appropriate and humane placement for those convicted.
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Prison Overcrowding and Potential Solutions
Kimberly Carter, who is incarcerated at the Washington Corrections Center for Women, is starting a series on prison overcrowding. She will discuss her perspective on how the state of Washington could tackle this issue by proposing alternatives.
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Voices Beyond the Bars: Cultivating Wellness and Purpose Through Prison Pen Pals
This episode delves into the potential of fostering mental wellness and preventing crime through communication with incarcerated individuals. Open and honest dialogue with those in prison can cultivate meaningful connections and provide insights that contribute to reducing incarceration rates and offering a sense of purpose in life. Engaging with incarcerated individuals may result in enriching relationships.
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Prisoners Who Don't Want Prison Reform
In this episode, Greg Brown talks about the reluctance of some incarcerated individuals towards prison reform. Well-intentioned people enter the prison system aiming to enact positive changes but often become sidetracked. The Washington Department of Corrections is urged to offer resources and support to those incarcerated individuals who seek improvements but find themselves lacking initiative.
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Greg Brown discusses how millions of dollars are misappropriated
In this episode, an AI voice delivers a message from Greg Brown. He addresses the issue of the Washington Department of Corrections breaching state law regarding the seizure of funds from incarcerated individuals. He points out that WADOC officials are benefiting from this unlawful activity, leaving the incarcerated individuals without recourse.
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Prison Relationships
In this episode, I explore the complexities of relationships involving incarcerated individuals. These connections, whether between two incarcerated people or with someone on the outside, present challenges. However, they can also enhance mental well-being, lower the likelihood of reoffending, and contribute to crime reduction. Establishing a pen pal relationship with someone in prison can foster a deeper comprehension of criminal motivations and affirm personal value. It's crucial for prison authorities to focus on healing addiction by addressing it as a health concern rather than a criminal act.
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