9 episodes
A Sheriff and His Inmates Sheriff Ron Hain
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Sheriff Ron Hain from Chicagoland discusses real criminal justice reform work in action from inside of his jail. The podcast features various jail residents who have passed through supportive programs and view life and their relationship with law enforcement much differently now. The discussions show how true investment in the well-being of incarcerated persons can dramatically improve public safety, health, and police-community relations during this time of much needed change.
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Fowler Comes Home
Prosecutors fought hard to lock up this reformed man for as long as possible based on his criminal history. He shipped off to Department of Corrections (DOC) for his 8 year prison sentence...and only served 11 months of it in custody. DOC pushed him out...
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New Year, New Cut
Nate gets a long needed haircut by two jail resident barbers while they talk through COVID quarantining in the jail...like jail inside of the jail...inside of the jail.
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Living Amends
The follow-up session to "No Athiests In A Fox Hole." Hear jail resident responses to the question of how they'll make amends with life and loved ones when they return home...and Sheriff Hain go off a bit.
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No Atheists In A Fox Hole
Just a raw, visceral introduction to jail group sessions.
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Ron Hain, Nate, and Resident Tommy Phillips
We feature another successful transition and unique story of jail resident, Tommy Phillips.
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Jail Resident Jasmine Gabler Podcast w/ Sheriff Hain and Nate
A great perspective from female detainee, Jasmine Gabler, on life leading to a criminal cycle, her struggles, and her chosen reform.
Customer Reviews
Good Work Sheriff!
Very informational and provides valuable insight into how to make a real change in the criminal justice system. I’m proud to work for Kane County.