Enneagram Prison Project Podcast

Jan Shegda is a guide for EPP.  She is also quite involved with the project behind the scenes administratively in a variety of spaces.  In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits down with Jan for a conversation about baby animals, MBTI, and trauma.

For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org.

Becky is a community builder for EPP.  She's also married to one of our in-custody participants.  In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey and EPP Guide Laura Hooper sit down with Becky for a conversation about hope, love, and building a relationship through incarceration.

(Note:  This episode was originally scheduled for release in October, and we're delighted to be able to share it now.)

For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org.

Cynthia Riha is a Guide for Enneagram Prison Project.  In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits down with Cynthia for a conversation about community, heart, and being real.

Special thanks to EPP Guide Laura Hooper for joining us once again on the podcast.

For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org.

Troy Phillips is an Ambassador for Enneagram Prison Project.  In this episode, fellow EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits down with Troy for a conversation about freedom, responding, and the gift of presence. 

Also in this episode, we pause at 45:51 to share a few Words of Appreciation for EPP Board Member Lance White.

For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org.

Ahshua Bolton is a guide for Enneagram Prison Project. In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits with down Ahshua for a conversation about the prisons of our own making, doing the work together, and more.

Also in this episode, we pause at 31:10 to share a few Words of Appreciation for EPP Ambassador Dustin Baldwin .

For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org.

Stella Strazdas is a guide for Enneagram Prison Project.  In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits down with Stella for a conversation about first impressions, apprenticing, and dancing with one another in equality.

Special thanks to EPP Lead Guide Laura Hooper for joining this conversation and playing quite a role in the events we discuss.

Also in this episode, we pause at 25:48 to share a few Words of Appreciation for Dana Vitorelo.

For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org.

Clay Tumey is an Ambassador for the Enneagram Prison Project.  In this episode, EPP Founder Susan Olesek and EPP Executive Director Rick Olesek sit down with Clay for a chat about May 21, 2007—the day the good began.

Also in this episode, we pause at 37:49 to share a few Words of Appreciation for Susanne Gawreluk.

For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org.

Sue Lambert is an Ambassador for the Enneagram Prison Project.  She is also a guide and on the faculty for EPP.  In this episode, fellow EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits down with Sue for a chat about getting out of jail, going back to prison, and a never-ending gift.

Special thanks to EPP Founder Susan Olesek for joining this conversation and helping to make this episode possible.

Also in this episode, we pause at 30:40 to share a few Words of Appreciation for Rick Olesek.

For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org.

Susan Olesek is the Founder of Enneagram Prison Project.  Rick Olesek is the Executive Director of EPP.  They are partners both in life and in the project.  In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits down with Rick & Susan to celebrate and discuss EPP's 11th year in existence.

Also in this episode, we pause to share a few Words of Appreciation for Halida Hatic.

For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org.

Susanne Gawreluk is a guide for Enneagram Prison Project, and her husband, Mike, has a background in telecommunications network engineering.  In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits down with Mike & Susanne for a conversation about graduation, new outlooks on life, and what it's like to go inside a prison for the first time.

For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org.