<p>In this episode, I speak with Miriam Reside, a Tennessee teen who has grown up with a unique interest and education in criminal justice. She sheds light on the way age, race, and socioeconomic status affect sentencing and the legal process, as well as bringing to the surface the immorality of the death penalty and Unit 2.</p>

In this episode, I speak with Miriam Reside, a Tennessee teen who has grown up with a unique interest and education in criminal justice. She sheds light on the way age, race, and socioeconomic status affect sentencing and the legal process, as well as bringing to the surface the immorality of the death penalty and Unit 2.

Because I Said So—Episode 9: Prison Break

In our everyday lives, we are constantly making judgements and forming opinions on other people based on age. In this podcast, we unpack the roots of these ideas through intergenerational conversation and discussion, diving deep into personal experiences, and becoming comfortable with vulnerability. Run by a teen, we hope to help provide young adults with a safe and conducive outlet to truly discuss their beliefs, while also offering a safe space for adults to do the same&mdash;the issue goes both ways.

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In our everyday lives, we are constantly making judgements and forming opinions on other people based on age. In this podcast, we unpack the roots of these ideas through intergenerational conversation and discussion, diving deep into personal experiences, and becoming comfortable with vulnerability. Run by a teen, we hope to help provide young adults with a safe and conducive outlet to truly discuss their beliefs, while also offering a safe space for adults to do the same—the issue goes both ways.

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Because I Said So—Episode 9: Prison Break

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