Prison Exposed

Prison Exposed Podcast
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Prison Exposed is the official podcast of The Remedy Project. Co-hosted by Sahai and Hope, the show amplifies the voices of incarcerated people and examines the systems that shape their lives. Through real stories and honest conversation, Prison Exposed explores injustice, humanity, and the small acts of hope that become powerful forms of resistance behind bars.

  1. 5일 전

    Ep. 11 Kevion Rogers-Remedy Project Member

    This episode explores the harrowing case of Kevion Rogers. It highlights systemic failures in medical care post incarceration and within the prison system. It also looks at the broader issues of racial bias, control, and neglect in carceral environments.

    54분

  2. 4월 14일

    Ep. 10 The Slavery Mindset: A Conversation with Dr. David Z. Simpson

    In this insightful interview, David Simpson discusses the enduring legacy of the slavery mindset, its influence on systemic oppression, mass incarceration, and societal conditioning. He shares personal experiences, historical context, and actionable steps to challenge and reprogram this deeply embedded culture. Resources: The Slavery Mindset: Jim Crow Culture in the United States Criminal Justice Realm-The Movement Criminal Justice Realm- Instagram Prison Exposed- TikTok Prison Exposed-Instagram Donate Here

    1시간 18분

  3. 4월 7일

    Ep. 9 The Supermax Twins: Part 8-Vishal of the ACLU of Virginia

    To close out our Supermax Twin series, we speak with Vishal Agraharkar of the ACLU of Virginia about Thorpe v. Virginia Department of Corrections, the class-action lawsuit challenging conditions in Red Onion State Prison and Wallens Ridge State Prison. Using this case as a lens, we examine the use of prolonged solitary confinement, ongoing litigation, and the broader questions of transparency and accountability within Virginia’s supermax facilities. Resources- https://www.acluva.org/press-releases/federal-judge-rules-aclu-of-virginia-class-action-lawsuit-against-vdocs-use-of-solitary-confinement-can-go-to-trial/

    1시간 7분

  4. 3월 31일

    Ep. 8 The Supermax Twins: Part 7-Uhuru's Story: A Wider Look at Virginia DOC

    In this episode hosts Sahai and Hope zoom out of the supermax twins to a broader discussion of Virginia corrections with Uhuru Asadi. Uhuru shares his journey through Virginia’s prison system, from being sentenced to 78 years at 19 to ultimately receiving a conditional pardon. He reflects on the realities of incarceration, the mindset required to survive long-term confinement, and what it takes to rebuild after decades inside. Through his storytelling, Uhuru offers insight into life behind the walls, the importance of personal accountability, and why he now uses his platform to speak candidly about where certain paths can lead. Links: https://www.tiktok.com/@uhuruasadi https://www.tiktok.com/@prison.exposed.podcast

    1시간 21분

  5. 3월 24일

    Ep. 7 The Supermax Twins: Part 6-Covering Corrections in Virginia with Journalist Dave Cantor

    In this episode of Prison Exposed, hosts Sahai and Hope speak with journalist Dave Cantor about his reporting on Virginia’s prisons. The conversation explores the challenges of covering carceral systems, the impact of government policies, and broader questions around oversight and accountability. Dave also discusses the role of media in bringing attention to these issues and the need for sustained public awareness. Resources- https://redonionva.substack.com/ https://www.wvtf.org/

    1시간 9분

  6. 3월 17일

    Ep. 6 The Supermax Twins: Part 5-Filming the System with Director Nick Szuberla

    In this episode of Prison Exposed, hosts Sahai and Hope speak with Nick Szuberla, a director and media advocate, to discuss the documentary Up the Ridge and Injustice: Hidden Crisis in Virginia's Prisons and the broader implications of supermax prisons in Virginia. The conversation explores the evolution of community media, the ethical responsibilities of documentary filmmakers, and the impact of incarceration on rural economies. Szuberla shares insights from his experiences in documentary filmmaking, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, community storytelling, and the importance of empathy addressing systemic issues that shape people's lives. The discussion also highlights the role of families in advocacy and the necessity of resistance against dehumanization in prisons, ultimately calling for a more nuanced understanding of the complexities that sustain a punitive justice system. Resources: Up the Ridge Injustice: Hidden Crisis in Virginia's Prisons www.nickszuberla.com www.narrativearts.org

    1시간 15분

  7. 3월 10일

    Ep. 5 The Supermax Twins: Part 4- A Documentary Panel Discussion

    In this episode of Prison Exposed, hosts Hope and Sahai, along with guests Zora and Katie, discuss the documentaries 'Up the Ridge' and 'Solitary,' exploring the realities of supermax prisons in Virginia. They discuss the emotional and economic impacts on communities, the racial dynamics at play, and the human cost of incarceration. The conversation highlights the struggles of families affected by incarceration and the systemic issues within the prison system, ultimately questioning the narratives surrounding justice and rehabilitation. The speakers reflect on the psychological effects of solitary confinement, the dehumanizing language used in relation to the prison system, and the need for a more humane approach to incarceration. They emphasize the importance of understanding the systemic issues that contribute to the current state of the prison system and advocate for awareness and reform. Up the Ridge Documentary Solitary: Inside Red Onion State Prison is currently streaming on HBO Max

    1시간 28분

  8. 3월 3일

    Ep. 4 The Supermax Twins: Part 3.2- The Abuses Cont...

    This episode continues our examination of the systemic violence and control mechanisms inside Virginia’s supermax prisons, Red Onion and Wallens Ridge. Picking up in 2024, we trace a series of escalating events, including accounts of self-immolation, multiple deaths inside Red Onion, assaults on correctional officers at Wallens Ridge and River North, and the institutional responses that followed. We examine the lawsuit filed in the wake of these incidents, as well as the implementation of redlining policies, expanded restrictions, and collective punishment measures that have reshaped daily life inside these facilities. **This episode has also been updated since it was originally recorded to include breaking news regarding the recent death of Malik Carter, a DC resident incarcerated at USP Lee, a federal prison in Virginia, with unresolved questions surrounding the circumstances of his death. Aubrey McKay's Gofundme⁠ ⁠Aubrey McKay's Change.org Petition⁠ ⁠Malik Carter's Gofundme⁠

    59분
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Prison Exposed is the official podcast of The Remedy Project. Co-hosted by Sahai and Hope, the show amplifies the voices of incarcerated people and examines the systems that shape their lives. Through real stories and honest conversation, Prison Exposed explores injustice, humanity, and the small acts of hope that become powerful forms of resistance behind bars.

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    2025년 - 2026년
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