Justice Radio

Justice Radio

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Justice Radio episodes

  • Frayla Tarpinian, Part I
    Host: Rob Ruffner

    Guest: Frayla Tarpinian

    Don’t miss part 1 of Rob’s interview with District Defender Frayla Tarpinian about the misinformation surrounding Maine’s indigent defense crisis.
    31 min
  • Intellectually Inside
    Hosts: Linda Small and Mackenzie Kelley

    Guests: Meghan Reedy and Jon Courtney

    Don’t miss Linda’s interview with Meghan Reedy, Program Coordinator for the Maine Humanities Council, and Jon Courtney, Film Screenings Programmer for the Portland Museum of Art, as they talk about how they improve and support the lives of incarcerated people through film, art, poetry, and books.
    31 min
  • Women, Incarceration, and Education
    Don’t miss guest host Mara Sanchez’s interview with Linda Small, Justice Radio show host and Executive Director of Reentry Sisters. Tune-in this Sunday, March 30 at 1:30p as they talk about Women, Incarceration, and Education.
    31 min
  • Colby College
    Don’t miss Emily’s interview with Colby College students who are doing their winter term at the Maine Indigent Defense Center, as they talk about their focus projects.
    31 min
  • A Legacy of Disparity, A Vision for Justice with Rae Sage
    Don’t miss Linda and Mackenzie’s interview with Rae Sage, Policy Coordinator for the Permanent Commission on the Status of Racial, Indigenous, and Tribal Populations, as they talk about the work of the Commission, it’s mission to address Maine’s legacy of disparity, and its vision for Justice.
    31 min
  • Legislation 101 with Jan Collins
    Don’t miss Linda’s interview with Jan Collins, Assistant Director of the Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, as they talk about advocating for humane prisons through legislation and public education.
    31 min

About Justice Radio

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Justice Radio is a talk-show that tackles hard questions about our criminal legal system in Maine.
  • How do we actually envision justice?
  • Does our current criminal legal system…