Our guest, Seth Ferranti, is on FIRE right now with his documentary film currently on Netflix and another one in the works. Seth shares his relentless attitude for achieving post incarceration and inspires us to never give up.

Check out his documentary 'White Boy' on Netflix now.

Seth's Info:

IG: @sethferranti

Twitter: @SethFerranti

www.gorillaconvict.com

www.sethferranti.com

People Objective:

IG: @runonsentencepodcast

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New York has the second highest rate of reincarcerating people on parole based on technical violations. People are sent back to prison not for a new crime but often for trivial matters such as being late for curfew or missing an appointment with a parole officer. This episode we are in conversation with Yami, Henry and Abu who share their unjust experience with parole in support of the LESS IS MORE ACT, New York.

The Less is More Act will restrict incarceration for technical violations, and will provide the right to a hearing for violation of parole rather than being sent straight to jail among other provisions. Check out the fact sheet and sign the petition on www.lessismoreny.org

Guests:

Yami - [email protected]

Henry - [email protected]

Abu - [email protected]

People Objective:

IG: @runonsentencepodcast

IG: @peopleobjective

Shaun's former cell mate, Larry Stewart shares the stark reality of returning back to his neighborhood after years inside.

Our guest, Sandra Johnson has been in and out of incarceration through most of her life. Now she is an In Prison Coordinator for Root and Rebound working to use her story and resources to support others returning home.

Connect with Sandra:

Email: [email protected]

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IG: @rootandrebound

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Our guest, Blakk Sun, is a poet, musical artist, and Director of Outreach and New Initiatives at Healing Broken Circles in Columbus, Ohio. Listen to how Blakk is rising up, not letting his oppressors get in his way.

The barriers of a criminal record endure way beyond being released. Terrance Steward felt these collateral consequences and empowered himself to make a change. He is now a leading force in criminal justice policy reform as the California State Director of Time Done and encourages you, too, to change the world.

Craig Cesal, a current federal prisoner, discusses finding resilience and fighting back when the system gets it wrong. After serving 18 years of a life sentence without parole, Craig has been temporarily released to home confinement through the Cares Act to protect some federal prisoners from the health risks posed by COVID-19.

Inspired to help? Sign this petition to request the President to commute his sentence.

https://www.change.org/p/free-my-dad-serving-life-without-parole-for-marijuana

Guests: Jennifer Tilton Ph.D., Shaun LeFlore, and Roberta Fox from Inland Empire Fair Chance Coalition