Second Chance

By Raphael RoweSociety & Culture True Crime Personal Journals

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August 21, 2020 Cookie served 13 years in prison for killing her 12 weeks old baby boy
Cookie served 13 years in prison for killing her 12 weeks old baby boy. She maintains she is a victim of a gross miscarriage of justice and is determined to tell her side of the story.
This podcast was Sponsored by S-String Management Consultancy.
It is produced by Your Vision Media Ltd, and the original music is created by JayRo Productions.
The design cover is by studio Minerva.
The host is Raphael Rowe.

Inspired by Cookie's story. Listen to Surviving Injustice, where you can find more detail + photos: http://appeal.org.uk/podcast
She is repped by @we_are_APPEAL who are determined to prove her innocence. If you think you can help her case, get in touch.
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1 hr 2 min
August 21, 2020 What does 'Second Chance' actually mean in practical context?
In this episode Raphael is joined by Lordia Lewis-Spencer, a Clinical Psychotherapist from Protea Psychotherapy Practice, and Chris Hickin from Remedi who provide Restorative Justice Services. They explain what ‘Second Chance’ actually means in a practical context.
This podcast is produced by Your Vision Media Ltd and the original music is created by JayRo Productions.
The cover is designed by Studio Minerva and the host is Raphael Rowe.

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40 min
August 05, 2020 Introduction to Second Chance
Raphael Rowe introduces the podcast series and shares why he wants people to pause and think about what a second chance can actually mean.

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2 min

About Second Chance

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Award Winning Second Chance is a podcast series that explores the theme of second chance. It raises the questions who deserves a second chance, who decides who gets a second chance and what a second…