Prison Professors

Prison Professors

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Prison Professors episodes

  • 42. Defense Lawyer Goes to Federal Prison for Making False Statements

    John Webster built his career as a federal defense attorney. Then one of his clients set him up. The client made a deal with prosecutors, and the lawyer went to prison. Upon his release, John built a new business to help others make better decisions as a consultant.

    Learn more about prison reform by visiting https://prisonprofessors.com

    29 min
  • 42. Defense Lawyer Goes to Federal Prison for Making False Statements

    John Webster built his career as a federal defense attorney. Then one of his clients set him up. The client made a deal with prosecutors, and the lawyer went to prison. Upon his release, John built a new business to help others make better decisions as a consultant.

    Learn more about prison reform by visiting https://prisonprofessors.com

    29 min
  • 39. Serving Prison Time as Gay Man

    Mark was a gay man who became involved with using drugs. As a result of his addictions, he began selling drugs. Those decisions led to his prison term. He learned how to cope.

    Learn more about prison reform by visiting PrisonProfessors.com

    28 min
  • 39. Serving Prison Time as Gay Man

    Mark was a gay man who became involved with using drugs. As a result of his addictions, he began selling drugs. Those decisions led to his prison term. He learned how to cope.

    Learn more about prison reform by visiting PrisonProfessors.com

    28 min
  • 38. Pathways From Prison to Employment with MyReBuiltLife Founder

    Patricia Egipciaco is an amazing entrepreneur. She knows that more than 650,000 people leave prisons and jails every year. Those people struggle to find employment. In an effort to help this great social injustice, she pursued a best-practice approach. Patricia launched a software company that helps people in prison rebrand themselves. Her company, MyRebuiltLife.com allows formerly incarcerated people to highlight their accomplishments. Rather than focusing on the negative, she encourages people how to profile their strengths. Then, she invests time, energy, and resources to show employers why they should hire formerly incarcerated people.

    Learn more about her work at MyReBuiltLife.com.

    Learn more about prison reform by visiting PrisonProfessors.com

    30 min
  • 38. Pathways From Prison to Employment with MyReBuiltLife Founder

    Patricia Egipciaco is an amazing entrepreneur. She knows that more than 650,000 people leave prisons and jails every year. Those people struggle to find employment. In an effort to help this great social injustice, she pursued a best-practice approach. Patricia launched a software company that helps people in prison rebrand themselves. Her company, MyRebuiltLife.com allows formerly incarcerated people to highlight their accomplishments. Rather than focusing on the negative, she encourages people how to profile their strengths. Then, she invests time, energy, and resources to show employers why they should hire formerly incarcerated people.

    Learn more about her work at MyReBuiltLife.com.

    Learn more about prison reform by visiting PrisonProfessors.com

    30 min

About Prison Professors

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At Prison Professors, our team offers strategies and insight for people who want to avoid investigations or get the best outcomes if authorities have targeted them. Michael Santos, our host, served 26…