1HYE Podcast

1HYE Podcast

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1HYE Podcast episodes

  • 1HYE - S7 Ep07 - Jamal "J Stone" Swain

    On this episode of Consequences of the Street Life we sit down with Jamal "J Stone" Swain. He shares how he became the man he is today after entering the prison system as a youth.

    59 min
  • 1HYE - S7 Ep06 - Tim Johnson

    On this episode of Consequences of the Street Life, we sit down with Tim Johnson, aka "Coach Tim," head football coach of the state champion El Cerrito High School Gauchos. He shares his journey, thoughts on leadership, the challenges, and what it means to mentor and uplift youth in his community.

    54 min
  • 1HYE - S7 Ep05 - Orlando Graham

    On this episode of Consequences of the Street Life we interview Orlando Graham, Founder of the Boys and Girls Empowerment Group in Vallejo, CA. He shares his insight and experience on being a pillar in his community.

    1 hr 2 min
  • 1HYE - S7 Ep04 - Jamelia Brown

    On this episode of Consequences of the Street Life we interview Jamelia Brown who grew up as a young Black girl in Richmond, California, witnessing crime and hardship firsthand. Today, she serves as the Councilmember for District 1. Jamelia shares her journey—from her childhood experiences to raising a family, pursuing higher education, and ultimately stepping into leadership to uplift her community.

    49 min
  • 1HYE - S7 Ep03 - Oscar Grant Jr. (Part I)

    On this episode of Consequences of the Street Life we interview Oscar Grant Jr., whose unarmed son, Oscar Grant III, was shot and killed by a police office at a Bart station in Oakland in 2009, leading to national awareness of police brutality against black men. Oscar Grant Jr discusses his own journey growing up in East Oakland and entering the prison system as a young man.

    32 min

About 1HYE Podcast

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The goal of the 1 Hundred Years Enterprise Podcast is to influence the minds of formerly incarcerated individuals, or those at risk of incarceration, and help them avoid early death decisions.