Who are these people? And how did they become the founders of PrisonCare, Inc.? And why should I give a hoot about their story?
Commitment to change in society has more to do with personal connections than it does lofty ideas. Listen to Sabrina's story today, and you will never think about prison quite the same way again.
sabrinajustison.com to learn more about J's story and to read his and Sabrina's, "Person, Interpreted" blog posts
J’s mailing address:
Jacob T. White, DOC #182205
CCCF, PO Box 100
6564 State Hwy. 96
Olney Springs, CO 81062
Rules for Letters to Prisons:
- You MUST include a complete return address on your envelope.
- Enclose nothing but the letter itself.
- No stickers except for the postage stamp on your envelope.
- Nothing decorated — glue, glitter, etc.
Time Markers:
(1:00) Recap
(2:43) The Start of Our Story
(4:37) Things Began to Change
(6:25) Back in Our House, Weirder and Weirder
(9:03) And Then We Saw It On The News
(10:37) Delusion Crumbles
(13:43) Just the Letter J
(15:36) They CAN Become Positive Culture Creators
(17:35) How Do I Know These Things?
(19:45) The Next Time You Hear About Prison on the News
(21:45) Upcoming Episodes
Transcript of this episode is also available at http://prisoncare.org/podcast--video.html.
Intro/Outro MUSIC CREDIT:
We've Come A Long Way (No Vocal Version)
Exzel Music Publishing (freemusicpublicdomain.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
