"How can technology reshape our understanding of legal rights?" 

Paulina Bryan, the visionary behind the Live Lawyer app is changing the way we interact with police through technology. Discover how this innovative tool offers immediate legal representation during police encounters, inspired by Paulina's personal journey and the tragic loss of her son. Listeners will gain insights into the app's development, the complexities of police interactions, and the evolving landscape of policing technology. Learn why knowing your rights is more crucial than ever in an age of changing law enforcement practices.

Hosts & Executive Producers: Adell Coleman and Chris Colbert

Producers: Q. Hill and Heather Johnson

Engineer and Editor: Q. Hill

The House: DCP Entertainment

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"A Police officer is only going to do what his supervisors allow him to do." 

Join host Adell Coleman and guest Anthony Finnell, President of NACOLE, as they explore the intricacies of civilian oversight in law enforcement. Discover the challenges and successes of police reform, the impact of collective bargaining agreements, and the vital role of community advocacy. Learn how transparency and accountability can transform policing and empower communities to push for meaningful change.

Hosts & Executive Producers: Adell Coleman and Chris Colbert

Producers: Q. Hill and Heather Johnson

Engineer and Editor: Q. Hill

The House: DCP Entertainment

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"How do we hold law enforcement accountable?"

In this episode of "Say Their Name," Anthony Finnell, a former police officer turned Independent Police Auditor, shares his unique perspective on civilian oversight of law enforcement. Listeners will gain insights into the challenges of building trust between communities and police departments, the importance of civilian oversight, and the processes involved in reviewing police conduct. Join us for a compelling discussion that highlights the need for transparency and reform in policing, as Finnell draws from his experiences on both sides of the badge.

Hosts & Executive Producers: Adell Coleman and Chris Colbert

Producers: Q. Hill and Heather Johnson

Engineer and Editor: Q. Hill

The House: DCP Entertainment

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"How do you find joy amidst tragedy?" 

Fellow mothers bonded by grief over the loss of their sons to police violence, Sheila Albers and Nerene Stokes Crosby formed an unbreakable bond, turning their grief into a powerful force for change and advocacy. Now on a mission to share their story through an upcoming book, and community outreach; learn about their fight for justice, the exposure of false narratives, and the push for local policy reforms. Join us to understand the strength found in community action and the importance of holding systems accountable.

Hosts & Executive Producers: Adell Coleman and Chris Colbert

Producers: Q. Hill and Heather Johnson

Engineer and Editor: Q. Hill

The House: DCP Entertainment

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"What happens when a community unites for justice?"

In this episode of Say Their Name, Sheila Albers confronts the devastating reality of losing her son John, who was killed by police during a wellness check. Her fight to uncover the truth cuts through layers of institutional silence and misinformation. As she challenges official narratives and pushes for reform, her path becomes one of determination, community-building, and unshakable resolve. This episode examines the cost of inaction, the weight of advocacy, and what it takes to demand accountability from those in power.

WARNING CHIMES- 

22:30-23:05, 24:05-24:55

Hosts & Executive Producers: Adell Coleman and Chris Colbert

Producers: Q. Hill and Heather Johnson

Engineer and Editor: Q. Hill

The House: DCP Entertainment

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"How do you keep fighting when the system seems stacked against you?" 

Narene Stokes Crosby shares the deeply personal story of her son, Ryan Lee Stokes, who was fatally shot and killed by police in Kansas City. Hear about Ryan's warm and vibrant personality, his dreams of becoming an entrepreneur, and the shocking circumstances surrounding his death. Narene reveals the painful journey and tireless pursuit of seeking justice, battling misinformation, and keeping Ryan's memory alive. This episode exposes the challenges families face when confronting police violence and the importance of community support in the fight for accountability.

WARNING CHIMES- 

19:58, 24:19

Hosts & Executive Producers: Adell Coleman and Chris Colbert

Producers: Q. Hill and Heather Johnson

Engineer and Editor: Q. Hill

The House: DCP Entertainment

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"How do we hold those in power accountable?"

Samy Feliz shares the heart-wrenching story of his brother Allan Feliz, killed by NYPD officer Jonathan Rivera in 2019. Learn about the family's relentless pursuit of justice, the challenges they've faced in a system designed to protect officers, and the historic recommendation to fire Rivera. Samy's powerful advocacy sheds light on police accountability, the impact of delays in the justice system, and the urgent need for reform in New York City's law enforcement.

WARNING CHIMES- 

17:17, 17:33 skip ahead to 20:20

Hosts & Executive Producers: Adell Coleman and Chris Colbert

Producers: Q. Hill and Heather Johnson

Engineer and Editor: Q. Hill

The House: DCP Entertainment

Call to Action: Keep up with Samy's fight for justice and see how you can help https://www.justicecommittee.org/resources

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"How do you find purpose after unimaginable loss?"

Albert Corado shares the heartbreaking story of his sister Melyda "Mely" Corado, tragically killed by police gunfire at her Silver Lake, Trader Joe’s workplace in 2018. We discuss Mely's vibrant life, her loving nature, and the devastating impact of her death on her family. Albert shares his journey from grief to activism, challenging police accountability and city policies, leading him to his work with People’s City Council Los Angeles. He offers insights into the legal battle for justice and the importance of community organizing. We’ll explore the complexities of loss, the pursuit of change, and the enduring power of a sister's memory.

WARNING

CHIME 17:38 skip ahead 2 min 30 sec

Hosts & Executive Producers: Adell Coleman and Chris Colbert

Producers: Q. Hill and Heather Johnson

Engineer and Editor: Q. Hill

The House: DCP Entertainment

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“How do we hold the justice system accountable?”

Host, Chris Colbert, speaks with Dr. Carmen Johnson, revealing the transformative power of Court Watch, a community oversight program reshaping bond hearings and empowering citizens. Discover how this initiative is demanding transparency in courtrooms and learn about the critical importance of educating youth on their legal rights. Dr. Johnson shares her personal journey from trauma to advocacy and discusses the national expansion of Court Watch efforts. Tune in to understand how you can be part of this movement for change in the legal system.

Hosts & Executive Producers: Adell Coleman and Chris Colbert

Producers: Q. Hill and Heather Johnson

Engineer and Editor: Q. Hill

The House: DCP Entertainment

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“Empowerment begins with understanding the law.”

Host Adell Coleman sits down with Kisha A. Brown, CEO of Justis Connection, to explore the intricacies of legal rights during police encounters. Gain insights into the immediate steps to take after such encounters, the distinction between criminal and civil cases, and the importance of legal knowledge in empowering Black communities. 

Discover how to navigate police complaint processes and access vital resources through Justis Connection. Tune in to learn how the law can serve as a tool for justice and change.

Hosts & Executive Producers: Adell Coleman and Chris Colbert

Producers: Q. Hill and Heather Johnson

Engineer and Editor: Q. Hill

The House: DCP Entertainment

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