Senate Majority Leader Bryan Townsend & House Speaker Melissa Minor-Brown
A heavy-hitting episode featuring the top leadership of the Delaware General Assembly. Senator Townsend and Speaker Minor-Brown discuss the Richard "Mouse" Smith Compassionate Release Act and the legislative hurdles of ending "death by incarceration." The duo breaks down the political strategy required to pass transformative bills, like the eviction crisis legislation and youth justice reform, while balancing the demands of a diverse constituency.

Lobby Day continues in part 6.

John Reynolds (ACLU of Delaware) breaks down the "Policy vs. Practice" gap. This episode focuses on the strategic side of Lobby Day. Also a special appearance from KB.

Misty (Public Defender & International Advocate) joins us for a raw conversation about the human element of reform. From her work in Delaware to her global perspectives on justice, Misty highlights why we must never lose sight of the individuals behind the case numbers.

A powerhouse session featuring Representative Eric Morrison (Newark Delaware) and advocate Jason Steiner gives their opinions during Lobby Day, also an appearance from Muriah.

Chief Defender Kevin O’Connell from the Office of Defense Services joins the booth. We dive into the systemic hurdles facing justice-involved Delawareans and how legal professionals and advocates can work together to ensure the "defense" doesn't end when the trial does.

We kick off Lobby Day with Rhonda Smack and quick appearance from attorney Ben Crump. In this episode, we discuss the core mission of today’s mobilization at the capital. Rhonda shares her insights on why community presence in legislative halls is the most powerful tool for reform and what we hope to achieve before the final gavel falls.

In this heavy-hitting episode, the crew dives deep into the events of this past Friday, April 26th—the official grand opening of the brand-new re-entry center. Owned and operated by Joe Walls, this facility is more than just a building; it’s a dedicated space designed to give inmates coming home a real fighting chance at success. We recap the energy from the opening, the vision Joe has for the community, and what this means for the brothers and sisters transitioning back to the bricks.

You can go check out the pics from the event on our Facebook page (M Lyfe Ent)

In this episode, hosts Jamel Daniels and Joe Walls take the mic to gear up for Ex-Prisoner Lobby Day. As we approach May 6, the conversation turns toward the power of presence and the importance of holding our leadership accountable.
Inside this episode:
• The May 6 Outlook: A look at what the people can expect on the ground and the projected turnout for this major day of advocacy.
• A Seat at the Table: An invitation for everyone to join us in person to demand change and ensure our community's concerns are heard.
• Virtual Access: For those unable to make the trip, M Lyfe is providing a live window into the day's events.
This is your chance to hear directly from current and future representatives about the laws and policies that impact our lives. Whether you’re standing with us at the capital or tuning in from home, make sure you're locked in for the information you need to vote with confidence.

Who is truly responsible for the fractures in our modern society? In this episode, we sit down with Earle Moore, the provocative author of Who’s to Blame?, for a conversation that is as deeply personal as it is societal.
Writing from a unique and challenging perspective, Moore shares how his journey through incarceration served as the crucible for his ideas on responsibility and justice. This isn't just a theoretical exploration—it's a father's legacy. Moore dives into how the desire to guide and protect his son served as the primary heartbeat of the book, driving him to provide answers for the next generation even from behind bars.