Dlabyrinth's Podcast DLabyrinth

This is a continuation of the 3-hour podcast between Angel, Micha, and me. In this episode, we conclude our conversation with our interactions with women and our views on domestic violence, and when is it acceptable to hit a woman. 

In this episode, we are joined by Angel and Micha. This episode will be a two-part episode because of its length, 3 hours. As is the case with both Angel and Micha, my opinions will be challenged because I tend to adopt a different point of view. We will speak mainly about our relations with women, how we feel about infidelity, marriage, and kids. We speak about our experiences with alcohol, weed, and other psychoactive drugs. It will get tense but its because we are passionate and we try to understand each other even though we may not always agree

We are once again speaking to MIcha. This episode is much like the others, with MIcha we expect controversial comments, headbutting, and of course laughter. MIcha speaks about how he was being stalked by a woman on his job and how that made him feel, his progress with his new venture of being a content creator, and the kinds of ideas he has for his channel and stream. 

In this episode I am joined by Angel. Angel is a young and pensive person, it is natural for us to go hours discussing various topics and issues. It is no surprise that he would make his way to Dlabyrinth. In this episode we speak about jobs, capitalism, impact of immigrant families, women...etc. In this episode there was a surprise guest that called in, Jessica. Jessica had just came back from the Dominican Republic and she graces us with her story of being in a Dominican precint and her thoughts about the cops and their actions. 

Following the heels of the previous episode, "Private Prisons" this episode focuses on the phenomenon of Mass Incarceration in the United States. Eric and I discuss what sort of events led to the rise of mass incarceration. From the drug war to mandatory minimum sentencing they established a system that utterly destroyed many lives especially BIPOC, poor, homeless, and those with mental illness. We touch on the "Revolving Door" phenomena; which perpetuates the continued criminalization of those that have a history with the criminal justice system. I hope you enjoy this episode.

This episode will be much different from the others. As opposed to the usual format where the conversation goes on a different tangent, this will be a more focused conversation. As you can see, the title of this episode is Private Prisons. Eric joins me for this episode. In this episode, we briefly dive into the history of private prisons from their early concept to policies that continue to support it. We speak about what led to the rampant use of private prisons as well as what led to its decrease as states began to stop using private prisons. We did not go into as much detail since this would require far more research and more time. I hope you enjoy this episode and that you learn something out of it.