<p>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.</p>

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.

Episode 26: Drugs: The Devil's Communion

Within the United States, there are currently 2.3 million people in prisons, jails and correctional facilities. Approximately 10 million men, women and youth pass through jail or prisons yearly.  Our podcasts are produced to reduce these numbers. The men on the Death or Prison program know what incarceration is and offer their personal experiences in order to tell how a second chance can become a new life. As the episodes unfold, the perspectives of the panel and their guests unlock an undeniable and enlightening path illuminated by their faith.

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Within the United States, there are currently 2.3 million people in prisons, jails and correctional facilities. Approximately 10 million men, women and youth pass through jail or prisons yearly. Our podcasts are produced to reduce these numbers. The men on the Death or Prison program know what incarceration is and offer their personal experiences in order to tell how a second chance can become a new life. As the episodes unfold, the perspectives of the panel and their guests unlock an undeniable and enlightening path illuminated by their faith.

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Episode 26: Drugs: The Devil's Communion

Episode 26: Drugs: The Devil's Communion