Season 2 - Episode 5

'Bold Leader' is really all that needs to be said about this humble man of excellence and faith. He's a former Chair of the D.C. Democratic Party and former Chair of the National Bar Association, Political Action Committee, litigator, manager, commentator, husband and father.

He believes in educating those who are not returning citizens to practice fairness as they look at our returning...U.S. citizens.  As an advocate for change Scott says "the poverty of our minds is what holds us back." Don't miss this truthful and transparent interview.

A. Scott Bolden

Robin Brewer

Season 2 - Episode 4

This veteran in the health care industry has seen and heard it all. Robyn believes in people, second chances and providing opportunities for real life change. Robyn’ tender and compassionate heart is coupled with purposeful dollars that are making a difference in the lives of these families!

Tracey Edwards

Season 2 - Episode 3

Twenty-nine years! Ms. Tracey Edwards has a robust career of supporting and strengthening families. As Supervisory Resource Development Specialist (Social Worker), Ms. Edwards shares her perspective on mental and physical imprisonment. She talks about the challenges returning citizens face and teaches practical ways service providers can show empathy while helping to diminish their obstacles.

Dr. Delores Pittman

Dr. Delores Pittman

Season 2 - Episode 2

Dr. Delores Pittman is a life long learner. Her experience with deception and theft in her dental practice changed her perception and behavior. Throughout her journey she’s taken negative situations converting them to life lessons. She quotes “people don’t care how much you know, until they know how much you care.” Dr. Pittman cares and is creating beautiful smiles and compassionate hearts one patient at a time!.

Season 2 - Episode 1

This 28 year police veteran talks candidly about the history of policing, community engagement, and sound bytes from the media. Sgt McCarty speaks on his dealings with individuals post incarceration, the dangers of absolute statements and the benefits of a police and returning citizen collaborative.

Sergeant Steve McCarty

Pernell Barbour

Episode 12

We catch up with Pernell twelve years after his final release from incarceration. He takes us on a journey through his mother's plea, racism in corrections, and breaking the cycle of criminality in his family.

Wendell Jones

Episode 11

From 52 dollars a month to 52k a year, Wendell Jones believes change starts on the inside…of himself and the prison walls. Once released, he worked his net for a new path and open doors. Wendell is setting goals, seeking opportunities and creating a new future for himself, his children and the community he impacts.

Qiana Johnson

Episode 10

Qiana told her prosecutor that she was going to make a difference when it comes to the issues that are going on with the justice system. Her organization, Life After Release is empowering women and families no matter what they have experienced.

Kadija Clifton

Episode 9

Kadija is soft, sharp and sensitive to the needs of others, especially our children. This young mother, leader, and returning citizen believes in the power of community. Meeting her infectious personality will challenge you be change in a world so desperately in need of it and her!

Will McBride

Episode 8

This native DC resident has changed his life and legacy for his sons and daughters. Will talks about his fear of being locked up, decisions to make himself marketable, family, and home ownership!

This episode includes a treat! 1st in a series we are calling SpokenSong, fusing original “I Am Human” spoken word written by Sheila Murphy with amazing music composed by Danielle Gandy-Dunn.