The guys talk about issues about the AG of Delaware not doing her job and how the next runner up is dedicated to change. Philadelphia DA.

The guys speak about the September turnout that will be happening at New Castle Library- New Castle DE September 5 2026. We want families to come and join and support the issues that affect their loved ones.

In this episode, the guys dive deep into two massive stories shaking up the Delaware legal and correctional systems. First, they break down the freshly handed-down decision in Hunter v. State, analyzing what this ruling means for state jurisprudence, defendant rights, and the immediate ripples it’s sending through local courts.
Then, the conversation shifts to the shocking headlines dominating local newspapers: the systemic collapse of Delaware’s prison medical contractors.

This week, the guys pull back the curtain on the Delaware commutation process. As a universal form of clemency used by inmates seeking relief, commutation is often misunderstood. We look at why the administrative rules governing this process look so different from constitutional law, and break down exactly what is being done to help inmates navigate the system. Get ready for a clear, no-nonsense guide to how second chances are won and lost at the administrative level.

This Memorial Day weekend, the guys sit down for a raw and vital conversation about the reality of serving our country. While the holiday honors those who made the ultimate sacrifice, we’re shifting the lens to the veterans who returned home—and the vastly different journeys they face.
From the visible and invisible scars of war to the struggles of physical and mental injuries like PTSD, we dive deep into the challenges of transitioning back to civilian life. We also talk about the veterans who manage to find a smooth path home, highlighting the complex spectrum of the post-military experience. Tune in as we honor our heroes by telling the whole story of what it truly means to be a veteran.

Continuation of the first episode… this is the second and final part. Listen for more information.

In this episode, we touch basis on veterans and the parade that took place in Newark, DE on Sunday, May 17th. Joe Walls CEO of Veterans Services is live at the parade and a few special guests make an appearance to share their knowledge on ideas.

In this powerful episode, the founder of the M Lyfe podcast sits down with a remarkable young man currently navigating life behind bars—not by letting his environment define him, but by allowing his natural drive for positivity to shine. While the mainstream narrative often writes off incarcerated youth, our guest represents a silent majority: young individuals who are inherently driven to do better, lead, and create positive change without being pushed. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about self-motivation, the true nature of rehabilitation, and the untapped potential of a generation rewriting their own scripts from the inside out.

Last and final part of Ex Prisoner Lobby Day.

Rachel (Innocence Project Delaware) & Home Team’s Chosen Ones
This episode shifts from the halls of power to the grassroots frontlines. Rachel from Innocence Project Delaware explains the grueling legal battle to overturn wrongful convictions and the legislative gaps that keep the innocent behind bars. Joining her are the members of Home Team’s Chosen Ones, a community-led group of returning citizens. They provide raw, first-hand accounts of the "Lobby Day" experience—turning their lived expertise into a tool for political persuasion and demanding a seat at the table where their fates are decided.