Ep. 5 Kalief Browder: Punishment Not Meant to Discern
Prison Exposed18 Nov 2025

Ep. 5 Kalief Browder: Punishment Not Meant to Discern

The conversation delves into the implications of pre-conviction status on an individual's humanity, exploring how society perceives those who are incarcerated. It highlights the excessive nature of punishment before a conviction and questions the societal norms that strip individuals of their human status upon incarceration, as well as the long lasting effects this treatment has on individuals.



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Ep 12 Medicine, Policy, & Duty of Care: When Hunger Strikes Meet Invasive Medical Intervention

Ep 12 Medicine, Policy, & Duty of Care: When Hunger Strikes Meet Invasive Medical Intervention

A judge recently authorized use of a surgically placed feeding tube on a detained man, raising questions about bodily autonomy, medical ethics, dentention, and state power. In the episode, Phoebe and ...

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Ep 11 Marcos Alcaraz- Sentenced to Prison, Not Death By Fire

Ep 11 Marcos Alcaraz- Sentenced to Prison, Not Death By Fire

The episode explores the tragic death of Marcos Alcaraz at Eastern Correctional Facility and the ongoing struggles of incarcerated individuals to report abuse and seek accountability. It highlights th...

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Ep. 9 Cutting Food Costs Means Also Cutting Nutrition, Dignity, and Security

Ep. 9 Cutting Food Costs Means Also Cutting Nutrition, Dignity, and Security

This episode explores the complex system of privatized correctional services, focusing on prison labor, food quality, and the influence of private companies. It highlights how economic incentives and ...

25 Aug 29min

Ep. 8 Sweat Equity: When Incarceration Builds a Workforce

Ep. 8 Sweat Equity: When Incarceration Builds a Workforce

This episode explores the complex and troubling history of prison labor in the United States, its ties to slavery, racial disparities, and the ethical questions it raises today. We examine how compani...

18 Aug 27min

Ep. 7 Compassionate Release: When the Diagnosis Changes, Does the Judgement?

Ep. 7 Compassionate Release: When the Diagnosis Changes, Does the Judgement?

In this episode Hope and Elsa discuss the limitations of compassionate release, long-term care, and institutional violence. They explore the similarities between systems we often think of as separate....

11 Aug 1h 7min

Ep. 6 Climate Crises & Incarceration

Ep. 6 Climate Crises & Incarceration

In this episode Hope and Phoebe explore how climate change impacts incarcerated populations during extreme weather events. They highlight systemic failures, unsustainable models and the urgent need fo...

4 Aug 1h 9min

Ep. 5 PREA: Rights, Reality, & Rollbacks

Ep. 5 PREA: Rights, Reality, & Rollbacks

In this episode, Hope and Phoebe explore the recent changes to the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA), its implications for incarcerated LGBTQ+ individuals, and the systemic issues surrounding sexual ...

28 Juli 1h 3min

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