Host Macary Humphrey revisits Episode 2 and continues to share her story through the eyes of a child impacted by parental incarceration. This episode sheds light on how one person’s sentence can shape an entire family. Don’t miss this heartfelt and revealing discussion.

Host Macary Humphrey revisits Episode 2 and continues to share her story through the eyes of a child impacted by parental incarceration. This episode sheds light on how one person’s sentence can shape an entire family. Don’t miss this heartfelt and revealing discussion.

Bigger Than Me

Justice or Just(US)? is a space where real stories meet the systems that shape them. This podcast isn’t about one person or one experience — it’s about the people who’ve been touched by the system, the families who carry the weight, and the communities who feel the impact long after the headlines fade.I am Macary Humphrey, your host.. and I’m having honest, human conversations with folks who’ve lived it, worked in it, or witnessed it up close. We’re breaking down how these systems actually move, who they serve, who they overlook, and what it means to rebuild your life in a world that often expects you not to.This isn’t polished talking points. This is truth, reflection, and storytelling rooted in lived experience. This is us figuring it out together — the gap between justice and “just us.”

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Justice or Just(US)? is a space where real stories meet the systems that shape them. This podcast isn’t about one person or one experience — it’s about the people who’ve been touched by the system, the families who carry the weight, and the communities who feel the impact long after the headlines fade. I am Macary Humphrey, your host.. and I’m having honest, human conversations with folks who’ve lived it, worked in it, or witnessed it up close. We’re breaking down how these systems actually move, who they serve, who they overlook, and what it means to rebuild your life in a world that often expects you not to. This isn’t polished talking points. This is truth, reflection, and storytelling rooted in lived experience. This is us figuring it out together — the gap between justice and “just us.”

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