Ep. 12 Shane Cratty-Remedy Project Member

Ep. 12 Shane Cratty-Remedy Project Member

This episode explores the harrowing case of Shane Cratty, highlighting systemic issues in federal prisons including medical neglect, psychological abuse, excessive force, and procedural obstruction. Through detailed recounting, it underscores the urgent need for external oversight and accountability to prevent such abuses. Links: Shane Cratty's Campaign [https://www.theremedyproj.org/prison-exposed/shane-cratty]

Ep. 11 Kevion Rogers-Remedy Project Member

This episode explores the harrowing case of Kevion Rogers. It highlights systemic failures in medical care post incarceration and within the prison system. It also looks at the broader issues of racial bias, control, and neglect in carceral environments.

Ep. 10 The Slavery Mindset: A Conversation with Dr. David Z. Simpson

In this insightful interview, David Simpson discusses the enduring legacy of the slavery mindset, its influence on systemic oppression, mass incarceration, and societal conditioning. He shares personal experiences, historical context, and actionable steps to challenge and reprogram this deeply embedded culture. Resources: The Slavery Mindset: Jim Crow Culture in the United States [https://www.amazon.com/Slavery-Mindset-Culture-United-States/dp/0982031351] Criminal Justice Realm-The Movement [https://criminaljusticerealm.com/movement?source=ads-banner] Criminal Justice Realm- Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/kill.lies_not.people/] Prison Exposed- TikTok [https://www.tiktok.com/@prison.exposed.podcast] Prison Exposed-Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/podcast_remedyproj/] Donate Here [https://secure.everyaction.com/IbRRTK8mB06G5pbOwJz9zg2]

Ep. 9 The Supermax Twins: Part 8-Vishal of the ACLU of Virginia

To close out our Supermax Twin series, we speak with Vishal Agraharkar of the ACLU of Virginia about Thorpe v. Virginia Department of Corrections, the class-action lawsuit challenging conditions in Red Onion State Prison and Wallens Ridge State Prison. Using this case as a lens, we examine the use of prolonged solitary confinement, ongoing litigation, and the broader questions of transparency and accountability within Virginia’s supermax facilities. Resources- https://www.acluva.org/press-releases/federal-judge-rules-aclu-of-virginia-class-action-lawsuit-against-vdocs-use-of-solitary-confinement-can-go-to-trial/

Ep. 8 The Supermax Twins: Part 7-Uhuru's Story: A Wider Look at Virginia DOC

In this episode hosts Sahai and Hope zoom out of the supermax twins to a broader discussion of Virginia corrections with Uhuru Asadi. Uhuru shares his journey through Virginia’s prison system, from being sentenced to 78 years at 19 to ultimately receiving a conditional pardon. He reflects on the realities of incarceration, the mindset required to survive long-term confinement, and what it takes to rebuild after decades inside. Through his storytelling, Uhuru offers insight into life behind the walls, the importance of personal accountability, and why he now uses his platform to speak candidly about where certain paths can lead. Links: https://www.tiktok.com/@uhuruasadi https://www.tiktok.com/@prison.exposed.podcast