30 episodes
The Exiled Voice Joshua
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- Society & Culture
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4.8 • 10 Ratings
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Welcome to The Exiled Voice. Based in Portland, Oregon, this podcast strives to reveal the true nature of imprisonment in the United States of America. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theexiledvoice/support
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Ray
Ray was unable to provide a bio at this time, however we believe his amazing story speaks for itself! Thanks for supporting our podcast, we hope you enjoy our latest episode.
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Darrel
In the interest of privacy, our first Season 3 interviewee, Darrel, requested to not post a bio or a photograph. We hope you enjoy his interview, and thank you for listening.
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Jerome
Jerome was not able to share a bio or pic with us at this time! We still highly recommend all of our interviewees as their stories are important!
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Terrence
Terrence Hayes spent nearly 13 years in prison after being convicted in Multnomah County by a 10-2 jury vote. He was released about five years ago and has since done social justice work, along with many other things. He lives in Portland, OR, with his family.
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Natalee
Natalee is a 34 year old mother from St. Louis, Missouri. She enjoys spending time with her teenage daughter, playing Animal Crossing, and cuddling with their 5 cats. While she is open about her former drug use and incarceration, she does not let it define her. Her motto in life is, “What costs nothing but means everything? Kindness. Throw it around like confetti!”
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Anthony Pickens
Anthony is a formerly imprisoned youth. who was incarcerated at the age of 15. He served 24 years of a 29-to-life sentence before successfully proving outstanding rehabilitation and reformation; having his sentence commuted by Governor Kate Brown.
Note from Joshua: This episode was recorded a bit before the Roe vs Wade decision on June 24th, 2022. At the end, a line I say is eerie given what happened a few weeks after I said it. Just felt the need to reflect that, and to keep fighting for the rights we all deserve. Thank you.
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Customer Reviews
Important Work
We can’t be in solidarity with criminalized people if we don’t listen to them. I’m so glad this podcast exists to share stories and perspectives from our comrades who have been inside.
Just needs a lil work
I like the idea that I get to know how former prisoners feel. I just wish the host would actually let them tell a full story or have a prompt for something specific for them to answer. We like to hear stories about prison.