Author of the Book 'Hero Maker,'  Dave Ferguson discusses 5 essentials for encouraging others to be their best. Hold the mayo, pour on the oil and salt. Enjoy the taste.

In this second episode, Richard DeLisi tells of the 'good lasagna' a Chiros Christian group of men served during a 4 day Bible meeting. Not only was lasagna on the plate, but so was The Bread of Life. In the proverbial 'bait and switch,' Richard switched to a God centered existence and from then on, time worked for him.

Richard DeLisi lived a fast, loose life ended by the longest prison sentence ever handed out for the non-violent crime of marijuana smuggling. 32 years later and 30 days out, he tells his story.

Kevin Sabbath reentered his community after a long, 'Same Day' sentence. Determined to be a business minded man, his achievement is now his life. 

Kevin Sabbath has a high IQ, a lot of street knowledge and a great last name. The first part of his life he didn't keep the Sabbath Holy. What happened?

Eddie Vidal sang songs of worship after the Judge sentenced him to 25 years. What made him so grateful? 

Eddie Vidal came out of his prison cell mad. He told the Preacher off. What happened next?

Brandon Boyce smoked pot at age nine and progressed to cocaine then heroin, all in a spiraling addiction that led to his brothers and uncles deaths, parents divorce, homelessness, burglaries, panhandling, jail then prison. Learn how he changed in prison and why June 11, 2012, was his day of salvation.

Secretary Inch discusses the ‘Inmate Welfare Trust Fund’ devoted to promoting a more peaceful prison environment.

An inspired FDOC program mixes short sentence stay inmates with long sentence inmates who are trained in mentoring and incentivizing positive life choices.