Hate No More

I really enjoyed Casper's story; it was gripping throughout. It was a fascinating glimpse into the world of white supremacy, prison, and the criminal law system. Well done Mr. Rambow for producing this!

This is such a well produced and interesting podcast. Definitely recommend giving it a listen. I learned so much about the criminal justice system through Casper’s story.

This is a really powerful story. It gives the listener an inside view of prison life, and it shows how people get sucked into extremist ideology. The stories about the violence Casper was exposed to as a child, his relationship with his father, and how he persevered through his appeal process are especially powerful. But perhaps the most significant thing to be gleaned from the series is how to reach people who are in the grip of extremist ideology and change their minds. Highly recommended.

Henry Rambow’s vivid recounting of a white supremecist’s journey from hate to compassion is so compelling that I binged the entire series in two days. The formerly incarcerated killer, who calls himself Caspar, is like no other narrator I’ve encountered, and Rambow keeps it simple by wisely staying out of the way and letting Caspar do the talking. I learned much about the U.S. prison system, about the horrors inflicted on incarcerated people, and about the human capacity for change. Casper’s view of the underbelly of society should be required listening for everyone—-especially for people who think “lock him up” is the solution for everything. Highly recommended.