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- S2E24 Living for a Living - How to Overcome a Prison Mentality with Jamal Jivanjee
Jamal Jivanjee is a best-selling author, podcaster, and full-time life coach. As an author with over twenty years of experience working with people in various stages of personal struggle and challenges, after traveling to many cultures around the globe, and now as a full-time life coach, Jamal has discovered the common roots of human suffering along with the sustainable solutions required to help people become liberated and empowered. Jamal is passionate about serving individuals, couples, and groups on the path toward enlightenment, wholeness, and liberation.
Do you live in survival mode?
This is when one goes about their day-to-day life, trying only to survive without thinking about the future. Jamal started his journey in life doing just this. When he worked as a correctional officer, he found that many inmates and correctional officers were doing the same. His life experiences went from being a correctional officer to being homeless and not wanting to live. Now he has learned how to live and helps others do the same.
Show Highlights:
- Book Living for a Living
- Becoming a Correctional Officer
- Correctional officers' view of an inmate
- The crash in his life due to repetitive personal issues
- New direction of life - Purpose
38 min - S2E23 - Prisoners Pardon - Reducing the Risk in Fatherless Homes Part 2
Guest: Rashod Coleman
Bio: Rashod Coleman is an African-American Police Officer in Philadelphia who grew up with a father in the home. Despite this disadvantage, Rashod has gone on to be a loving and involved father, an author, criminal justice advocate and to have a successful Law Enforcement career. Some of his achievements are receiving a heroism award from the city of Philadelphia and several recognitions for confiscating illegal firearms and drugs off the streets of Philadelphia. Listen as he talks too about growing up without a father, the circumstances of his father’s imprisonment, and experience as a criminal justice advocate.
In the news every day we hear about young people killing one another and or just going to jail for some criminal activity. Without a doubt one of main reasons is because of no father in the home. Fatherless homes has other bad resulting consequences too and that is; more likely to be poor, become involved in drug and alcohol abuse, drop out of school, suffer from health and emotional problems, and teen pregnancy.
Subject: Reducing the Risk in Fatherless Homes
Show Highlights:
- The reason why his father went to jail.
- Now out how his father faced more injustice.
- Pardon and Sentence Commutation
- Innocence Project
- Reviewing Police Reports
- The lasting effects of fatherless home
Takeaways:
- Resulting family insecurities
- Structured programs and mentors are necessary, i.e. Sport programs/After School Programs/Mentors/Church
- Family sharing their experiences with each other.
- Police reward system should be reviewed.
- Families of those who are incarcerated should become aware of criminal justice programs, i.e., Innocence Project/Pardon/Sentence Commutation
Guest contact info:
- Website: Author Rashod
- Email: [email protected]
- Youtube: Dads Book Reviews - YouTube
- Book Amazon.com: Fatherless Son: How the Criminal Justice System tore my family apart and brought us back together eBook : Coleman, Rashod: Kindle Stores
Support the cause:
Support this podcast. We have designed some great hoodies and shirts that displays the motto for A Prisoner’s Pardon and that is “I Rest My Case on Grace.” The meaning is everything is dependent on the grace of God and there’s nothing else that can solve whatever problem one may have. If you are interested in supporting this podcast and what we’re doing here, Please go to
https://www.bonfire.com/store/prisonerspardon/
Thank you so much for supporting A Prisoner’s Pardon and all we do here.
Follow me on social media:
Twitter https://twitter.com/AliceaMichelle
Facebook www.facebook.com/aprisonerspardon
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/prisonerspardon
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg25J7_LMle
24 min - S2E22 - Prisoners Pardon - Reducing The Risks in Fatherless Homes Part 1
Show Notes – Part 1
Guest: Rashod Coleman
Bio: Rashod Coleman is an African-American Police Officer in Philadelphia who grew up with a father in the home. Despite this disadvantage, Rashod has gone on to be a loving and involved father, an author, criminal justice advocate and to have a successful Law Enforcement career. Some of his achievements are receiving a heroism award from the city of Philadelphia and several recognitions for confiscating illegal firearms and drugs off the streets of Philadelphia. Listen as he talks too about growing up without a father, the circumstances of his father’s imprisonment, and experience as a criminal justice advocate.
In the news every day we hear about young people killing one another and or just going to jail for some criminal activity. Without a doubt one of main reasons is because of no father in the home. Fatherless homes has other bad resulting consequences too and that is; more likely to be poor, become involved in drug and alcohol abuse, drop out of school, suffer from health and emotional problems, and teen pregnancy.
Subject: Reducing The Risks in Fatherless Homes
Show Highlights:
- What happens to the family
- Growing up and insecurities felt
- His Book Fatherless Son
- Structured programs/mentors
- Family communication is key
- Police officer engagement in community
- Police officer reward system should be evaluated
Part 2 airing next week.
Guest contact info:
- Website: Author Rashod
- Email: [email protected]
- Youtube: Dads Book Reviews - YouTube
- Book Amazon.com: Fatherless Son: How the Criminal Justice System tore my family apart and brought us back together eBook : Coleman, Rashod: Kindle Stores
Support the cause:
support this podcast. We have designed some great hoodies and shirts that displays the motto for A Prisoner’s Pardon and that is “I Rest My Case on Grace.” The meaning is everything is dependent on the grace of God and there’s nothing else that can solve whatever problem one may have. If you are interested in supporting this podcast and what we’re doing here, Please go to
https://www.bonfire.com/store/prisonerspardon/
Thank you so much for supporting A Prisoner’s Pardon and all we do here.
Follow me on social media:
Twitter https://twitter.com/AliceaMichelle
Facebook www.facebook.com/aprisonerspardon
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/prisonerspardon
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg25J7_LMle
31 min - Prisoners Pardon - The Child Welfare System, the often ignored doorway into prison. Part 2
Guest: Rachel Bruno
Bio: Rachel Bruno is a Nashville-based author and advocate for parents in the child welfare system. Her book Fractured Hope: A Mother’s Fight for Justice has been featured in top podcasts such as the Jesse Kelly Show, The Highwire with Del Bigtree, and the Freedom Network.
Her personal experience of having her children illegally removed makes her the perfect spokeswoman for issues on Parental Rights and child advocacy. After being awarded seven figures in a civil suit, she knows the ins and outs of the court system and is ready to help families with her knowledge. Her mission is to expose, educate and encourage.
Subject: The Child Welfare System, the often ignored doorway into prison.
Show Highlights:
- Reading criminal reports
- How easy you can go to jail due to children having accidents
- CPS abuses its power
- Welfare benefits not benefiting families as they could
- Public defenders, advocates, judges all work together
- Prayer changes things
- Cases will be costly to defend
- You can do a civil suit
- Black communities are preyed upon by this system
- Rachel’s civil suit, which she won
Takeaways:
- Get informed about CPS and inform others most especially your family
- Monitor your children and those around them
- Don’t talk to anyone and get a lawyer
- Pray
Guest contact info:
- Document "Know Your Rights, Protect Your Family" which I can talk about as well.
- Social Media handles
- IG: @rachelbrunospeaks
- Facebook: /rachelbrunospeaks
- Twitter: @bruno.rachel
- Website: www.rachelbruno.com
- Book Fractured Hope: A Mother's Fight for Justice available on Amazon or anywhere books are sold
Support the cause:
Support this podcast. We have designed some great hoodies and shirts that displays the motto for A Prisoner’s Pardon and that is “I Rest My Case on Grace.” The meaning is everything is dependent on the grace of God and there’s nothing else that can solve whatever problem one may have. If you are interested in supporting this podcast and what we’re doing here, Please go to
https://www.bonfire.com/store/prisonerspardon/
Thank you so much for supporting A Prisoner’s Pardon and all we do here.
Follow me on social media:
Twitter https://twitter.com/AliceaMichelle
Facebook www.facebook.com/aprisonerspardon
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/prisonerspardon
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg25J7_LMle
46 min - Child Welfare System, the often ignored doorway into prison Part 1
Guest: Rachel Bruno
Bio: Rachel Bruno is a Nashville-based author and advocate for parents in the child welfare system. Her book Fractured Hope: A Mother’s Fight for Justice has been featured in top podcasts such as the Jesse Kelly Show, The Highwire with Del Bigtree, and the Freedom Network.
Her personal experience of having her children illegally removed makes her the perfect spokeswoman for issues on Parental Rights and child advocacy. After being awarded seven figures in a civil suit, she knows the ins and outs of the court system and is ready to help families with her knowledge. Her mission is to expose, educate and encourage.
Subject: The Child Welfare System, the often ignored doorway into prison.
Show Highlights:
- Her account of why her child was taken
- The system - Child Protective Services (CPS)
- CPS doesn’t follow constitutional law – No due process
- How CPS and Criminal Justice System Intersect
- Foster Care
- The hardest cases usually are when the child is non-verbal
- Beware even talking to doctors
Part 2 airing next week.
Guest contact info:
- Document "Know Your Rights, Protect Your Family" which I can talk about as well.
- Social Media handles
- IG: @rachelbrunospeaks
- Facebook: /rachelbrunospeaks
- Twitter: @bruno.rachel
- Website: www.rachelbruno.com
- Book Fractured Hope: A Mother's Fight for Justice available on Amazon or anywhere books are sold
Support the cause:
support this podcast. We have designed some great hoodies and shirts that displays the motto for A Prisoner’s Pardon and that is “I Rest My Case on Grace.” The meaning is everything is dependent on the grace of God and there’s nothing else that can solve whatever problem one may have. If you are interested in supporting this podcast and what we’re doing here, Please go to
https://www.bonfire.com/store/prisonerspardon/
Thank you so much for supporting A Prisoner’s Pardon and all we do here.
Follow me on social media:
Twitter https://twitter.com/AliceaMichelle
Facebook www.facebook.com/aprisonerspardon
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/prisonerspardon
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg25J7_LMle
34 min - Life of Crime to Life in the Prime Part 2
Guest: Mike Oulton
Bio: Mike Oulton is a professional entertainer out of Vancouver Canada who was a career criminal. He spent 15 of his 46 years of life in prison and survived some of the hardest prison conditions by using his creative skills. Mike is also an author and co-wrote the book Dystopia which depicts two individuals with opposite views of the prison system where one is positive and the other negative.
Subject: Life of Crime to Life in the Prime
Show Highlights:
- Get rid of negative people
- Using past struggles positively
- Professional therapy and how some use drugs
- Special Note – this podcast DOES NOT advocate the use of drugs.
- Advocating for art therapy
- Impulsive behavior
Takeaways:
- Inmates needs to see and take advantage of the opportunities in prison
- Therapy needs to be done while in prison
- Art is the missing link in prison rehabilitation
Guest contact info:
linkedin.com/in/mikeoulton
mikeoulton.ca (Personal)
acdjvancouver.ca (Company)
partyprosvancouver.ca (Company)
Support the cause:
Support this podcast. We have designed some great hoodies and shirts that displays the motto for A Prisoner’s Pardon and that is “I Rest My Case on Grace.” The meaning is everything is dependent on the grace of God and there’s nothing else that can solve whatever problem one may have. If you are interested in supporting this podcast and what we’re doing here, Please go to
https://www.bonfire.com/store/prisonerspardon/
Thank you so much for supporting A Prisoner’s Pardon and all we do here.
Follow me on social media:
Twitter https://twitter.com/AliceaMichelle
Facebook www.facebook.com/aprisonerspardon
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/prisonerspardon
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg25J7_LMle
28 min - Life of Crime to Life in the Prime
Guest: Mike Oulton
Bio: Mike Oulton is a professional entertainer out of Vancouver Canada who was a career criminal. He spent 15 of his 46 years of life in prison and survived some of the hardest prison conditions by using his creative skills. Mike is also an author and co-wrote the book Dystopia which depicts two individuals with opposite views of the prison system where one is positive and the other negative.
Subject: Life of Crime to Life in the Prime
Show Highlights:
- The book Dystopia
- Get out with a plan
- Seeing and using the opportunities of prison
- Arts used in rehabilitation programs
Part 2 airing next week.
Guest contact info:
linkedin.com/in/mikeoulton
mikeoulton.ca (Personal)
acdjvancouver.ca (Company)
partyprosvancouver.ca (Company)
Support the cause:
support this podcast. We have designed some great hoodies and shirts that displays the motto for A Prisoner’s Pardon and that is “I Rest My Case on Grace.” The meaning is everything is dependent on the grace of God and there’s nothing else that can solve whatever problem one may have. If you are interested in supporting this podcast and what we’re doing here, Please go to
https://www.bonfire.com/store/prisonerspardon/
Thank you so much for supporting A Prisoner’s Pardon and all we do here.
Follow me on social media:
Twitter https://twitter.com/AliceaMichelle
Facebook www.facebook.com/aprisonerspardon
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/prisonerspardon
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg25J7_LMle
33 min - Prisoners Pardon - Christy Piper - Domestic Abuse - Part 2
Guest: Christy Piper
Bio: Christy Piper is an author and a human dynamics and relationship expert. She has received a undergraduate and graduate degrees from Florida State University and is a US Navy veteran and currently lives in New England. Her current book is titled Girl You Deserve More and focuses on women involved in abusive relationships with narcissistic men.
Subject: Narcissism and how it can imprison
Show Highlights:
- Recovery from the abuse of a narcissists can take years
- Learning from the experience
- How to protect yourself from an abuser
- Working with authorities
Takeaways:
- Get informed about this disorder
- Put in practice what you’ve learned and inform others
- Show love, compassion, and respect during communication
Guest contact info:
Christy Piper | LinkedIn
Christy Piper Book - Girl You Deserve More
Support the cause:
Support this podcast. We have designed some great hoodies and shirts that displays the motto for A Prisoner’s Pardon and that is “I Rest My Case on Grace.” The meaning is everything is dependent on the grace of God and there’s nothing else that can solve whatever problem one may have. If you are interested in supporting this podcast and what we’re doing here, Please go to
https://www.bonfire.com/store/prisonerspardon/
I have some exciting news! A Prisoner’s Pardon children’s book is coming out in two weeks just in time for Christmas. It’s called Pharoah’s Butler and Baker. It’s written for kids but has a message for all ages and that is to Rest Your Case on Grace. If you know the biblical account in Genesis, it’s based on the actual case of Joseph when he was imprisoned and interpreted the dreams of both the butler and the baker who were also in prison and tells the outcome of both their cases.
The reason for this book is to encourage fathers especially those who are or have been in prison to read to their children. A father bonding with their children is critical and the most important thing a father can do in life. This is just what I allude to in my upcoming memoir book A Prisoner’s Pardon. It’s one of the findings at least to the cause of why we have such a high rate of recidivism. It is also based on this case of Pharaoh’s Butler and Baker.
We don’t just talk about solutions, we here at A Prisoner’s Pardon take part bringing about the solution. The book A Prisoner’s Pardon is due out in Spring 2023 and let’s just say you will be amazed at the reasons and solution to recidivism.
If you haven’t already, please sign up for email. Sign up today at prisonerspardon.com. We will send out the link for purchase when it is available.
Thank you so much for supporting A Prisoner’s Pardon and all we do here.
Follow me on social media:
Twitter https://twitter.com/AliceaMichelle
Facebook www.facebook.com/aprisonerspardon
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/prisonerspardon
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg25J7_LMle
37 min - Prisoners Pardon - Christy Piper - Domestic Abuse - Part 1
Guest: Christy Piper
Bio: Christy Piper is an author and a human dynamics and relationship expert. She has received a undergraduate and graduate degrees from Florida State University and is a US Navy veteran and currently lives in New England. Her current book is titled Girl You Deserve More and focuses on women involved in abusive relationships with narcissistic men.
Subject: Narcissism and how it can imprison
Show Highlights:
- What is narcissism
- Women can be narcissists
- It can be in more than just a romantic relationship
- The book Girl You Deserve More and its practical steps
- What research says about how narcissists manipulates people
Part 2 airing next week.
Guest contact info:
Christy Piper | LinkedIn
Christy Piper Book - Girl You Deserve More
Support the cause:
support this podcast. We have designed some great hoodies and shirts that displays the motto for A Prisoner’s Pardon and that is “I Rest My Case on Grace.” The meaning is everything is dependent on the grace of God and there’s nothing else that can solve whatever problem one may have. If you are interested in supporting this podcast and what we’re doing here, Please go to
https://www.bonfire.com/store/prisonerspardon/
I have some exciting news! A Prisoner’s Pardon children’s book is coming out in two weeks just in time for Christmas. It’s called Pharoah’s Butler and Baker. It’s written for kids but has a message for all ages and that is to Rest Your Case on Grace. If you know the biblical account in Genesis, it’s based on the actual case of Joseph when he was imprisoned and interpreted the dreams of both the butler and the baker who were also in prison and tells the outcome of both their cases.
The reason for this book is to encourage fathers especially those who are or have been in prison to read to their children. A father bonding with their children is critical and the most important thing a father can do in life. This is just what I allude to in my upcoming memoir book A Prisoner’s Pardon. It’s one of the findings at least to the cause of why we have such a high rate of recidivism. It is also based on this case of Pharaoh’s Butler and Baker.
We don’t just talk about solutions, we here at A Prisoner’s Pardon take part bringing about the solution. The book A Prisoner’s Pardon is due out in Spring 2023 and let’s just say you will be amazed at the reasons and solution to recidivism.
If you haven’t already, please sign up for email. Sign up today at prisonerspardon.com. We will send out the link for purchase when it is available.
Thank you so much for supporting A Prisoner’s Pardon and all we do here.
Follow me on social media:
Twitter https://twitter.com/AliceaMichelle
Facebook www.facebook.com/aprisonerspardon
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/prisonerspardon
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg25J7_LMle
34 min - S2E15 - Prisoners Pardon - Anthony Pierre - Part 2
Guest: Anthony Pierre
Bio: Anthony Pierre, is a best-selling author, Real Estate Investor and a serial entrepreneur. He’s also an ex-con who has made it his business to help his fellow prisoners get a fresh start in life.
Subject: Real Estate Training Designed for Inmates
Show Highlights:
- The design of real estate training for inmates
- Financial counseling and credit building
- Inmates prepared before release – Training programs
- Decision making skills
- Self-worth
Takeaways:
- Preparing for success can and must start BEFORE release from prison.
- Well designed courses for inmates include community service. The community would be fellow inmates and institution.
- Real estate training for inmates is one of the best ways to teach basic math, financial literacy, and responsibility.
Guest contact info:
Anthony Pierre | Linktree
www.estatemaster.cc
Support the cause:
support this podcast. We have designed some great hoodies and shirts that displays the motto for A Prisoner’s Pardon and that is “I Rest My Case on Grace.” The meaning is everything is dependent on the grace of God and there’s nothing else that can solve whatever problem one may have. If you are interested in supporting this podcast and what we’re doing here, Please go to
https://www.bonfire.com/store/prisonerspardon/
I have some exciting news! A Prisoner’s Pardon children’s book is coming out in two weeks just in time for Christmas. It’s called Pharoah’s Butler and Baker. It’s written for kids but has a message for all ages and that is to Rest Your Case on Grace. If you know the biblical account in Genesis, it’s based on the actual case of Joseph when he was imprisoned and interpreted the dreams of both the butler and the baker who were also in prison and tells the outcome of both their cases.
The reason for this book is to encourage fathers especially those who are or have been in prison to read to their children. A father bonding with their children is critical and the most important thing a father can do in life. This is just what I allude to in my upcoming memoir book A Prisoner’s Pardon. It’s one of the findings at least to the cause of why we have such a high rate of recidivism. It is also based on this case of Pharaoh’s Butler and Baker.
We don’t just talk about solutions, we here at A Prisoner’s Pardon take part bringing about the solution. The book A Prisoner’s Pardon is due out in Spring 2023 and let’s just say you will be amazed at the reasons and solution to recidivism.
If you haven’t already, please sign up for email. Sign up today at prisonerspardon.com. We will send out the link for purchase when it is available.
Thank you so much for supporting A Prisoner’s Pardon and all we do here.
Follow me on social media:
Twitter https://twitter.com/AliceaMichelle
Facebook www.facebook.com/aprisonerspardon
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/prisonerspardon
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg25J7_LMle
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About Prisoner's Pardon
From the publisher's feed
A Prisoner’s Pardon, through storytelling, describes how prisoners are set free from physical and/or spiritual prisons (ex. Domestic & Drug Abuse) only via a pardon and not a reform program.