Enneagram Prison Project Podcast

Jan Shegda is a guide for EPP.  She is also quite involved with the project behind the scenes administratively in a variety of spaces.  In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits down with Jan for a conversation about baby animals, MBTI, and trauma. For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org [https://www.enneagramprisonproject.org/].

Becky is a community builder for EPP.  She's also married to one of our in-custody participants.  In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey and EPP Guide Laura Hooper sit down with Becky for a conversation about hope, love, and building a relationship through incarceration. (Note:  This episode was originally scheduled for release in October, and we're delighted to be able to share it now.) For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org [https://www.enneagramprisonproject.org/].

Cynthia Riha is a Guide for Enneagram Prison Project.  In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits down with Cynthia for a conversation about community, heart, and being real. Special thanks to EPP Guide Laura Hooper for joining us once again on the podcast. For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org [https://www.enneagramprisonproject.org/].

Troy Phillips is an Ambassador for Enneagram Prison Project.  In this episode, fellow EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits down with Troy for a conversation about freedom, responding, and the gift of presence.  Also in this episode, we pause at 45:51 to share a few Words of Appreciation for EPP Board Member Lance White. For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org [https://www.enneagramprisonproject.org/].

Ahshua Bolton is a guide for Enneagram Prison Project. In this episode, EPP Ambassador Clay Tumey sits with down Ahshua for a conversation about the prisons of our own making, doing the work together, and more. Also in this episode, we pause at 31:10 to share a few Words of Appreciation for EPP Ambassador Dustin Baldwin . For more information about EPP, please visit EnneagramPrisonProject.org [https://www.enneagramprisonproject.org/].