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Wrongfully YoursEpisode 20 - Jia RizviIn this inspiring episode, Kelly speaks with Jia Rizvi, an advocate and filmmaker whose journey into wrongful conviction work began with the case of Adnan Syed and deepened through her connection with exoneree Jeffrey Deskovic.Jia shares how she left a career in marketing to pursue filmmaking as a tool for justice, and how storytelling has become her way of amplifying voices too often silenced.She reflects on the emotional toll of interviewing exonerees and their families, and the shared trauma experienced when the justice system fails.Subscribe now and listen in on...
2026-02-0322 minWrongfully YoursComing February 3 on Wrongfully YoursWhen filmmaker Jia Rizvi met exoneree Jeffrey Deskovic, she didn’t just find a story, she found a calling.Jia shares why she chose to document Jeff’s case and why wrongful convictions are an issue the public too often overlooks. “Most people don’t think wrongful conviction is a major issue because you can’t always see it,” she says.Full episode drops February 3. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don’t miss this moving conversation about media bias, public perception, and the urgency of awareness....
2026-01-3001 minWrongfully YoursComing February 3“A wrongful conviction creates an additional victim that was never part of the original crime.” — Jia RizviIn this poignant conversation, filmmaker Jia Rizvi explores the often overlooked emotional toll wrongful convictions take, not just on the innocent person imprisoned, but also on the victim’s family who are retraumatized when the truth finally comes out.Full episode drops February 3. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don’t miss this honest and compassionate discussion about accountability, grief, and the complexity of justice.https://bio.site/wrong...
2026-01-2701 minWrongfully YoursComing February 3 - A Conversation with Jia RizviAward winning filmmaker Jia Rizvi shares the moment she knew she was doing exactly what she was meant to do - documenting the stories of the wrongfully convicted.In this powerful episode, Jia reflects on her first interview with Jeffrey Deskovic and how his openness, honesty, and courage shaped her path as a storyteller and as an advocate.Full episode drops February 3. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don’t miss this moving conversation about purpose, truth, and the power of telling hard stories with heart....
2026-01-2300 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 18 - John Edwards and the Ohio 4 (continued)In this powerful and deeply unsettling episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly continues her conversations with John Edwards, a man who has spent more than 32 years incarcerated for a double homicide he maintains he did not commit despite no physical evidence linking him to the murders. Throughout the conversation, he reflects on survival, faith, resilience, and accountability, and he acknowledges his past mistakes while firmly asserting innocence in the crime that cost him decades of freedom. From prison, he has become a published author, screenwriter, mentor to at-risk youth, and advocate for justice, continuing to fight not only f...
2026-01-2024 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 19 - Dr. Akua JacksonIn this conversation, Kelly and Dr. Akua Jackson discuss the complexities of wrongful convictions, particularly focusing on the Ohio Four case. Dr. Jackson shares her personal journey into the world of wrongful convictions, influenced by her brother's own wrongful conviction. They explore the emotional and societal impacts of wrongful convictions, the challenges faced in proving innocence, and the political dynamics within the justice system. The conversation emphasizes the importance of public advocacy and pressure to seek justice for those wrongfully convicted.#wrongfullyyours, #wrongfulconvictions, #justicesystem, #OhioFour, #exoneration, #forensicpsychology, #advocacy, #legalsystem, #innocence, #criminaljustice
2026-01-2027 minWrongfully Yours2 Part Conclusion Coming January 20In this episode, Dr. Akua Jackson shares what led her into the world of wrongful convictions. It wasn’t through an organization, but through lived experience. With a wrongly convicted brother and a family rooted in community service, her advocacy comes from personal loss, responsibility, and a deep commitment to helping others. She also shares her connection to the Ohio 4 case.This is a conversation about family, justice, and what it means to speak up when the system fails the people you love.Be sure to listen to this conversation and to subscribe when it dr...
2026-01-1601 minWrongfully YoursComing January 20 - Free Not ExoneratedOur next episode confronts a critical but often misunderstood truth in wrongful conviction cases: the difference between being released from prison and being truly free. John Edwards explains how stigma, labels, and an unvacated conviction continue to shape life long after incarceration ends.Freedom isn’t just about leaving prison. It’s about clearing your name.Be sure to listen to this conversation and to subscribe when it drops on January 20. Available wherever you get your podcasts https://bio.site/wrongfullyyourspodcast. #WrongfullyYours #WrongfulConvictions #ExonerationMatters #JusticeReform #CriminalJustice #MassIncarceration #StigmaAfterPrison
2026-01-1300 minWrongfully YoursComing January 20 on Wrongfully YoursIn this episode, John Edwards continues his conversation, and he refuses to let prison define the beginning or the end of his story. He speaks about relevance, community, creativity, and the determination to return home, not as someone broken by incarceration, but as someone who never stopped showing up for others.This conversation challenges what we think we know about incarceration, identity, and survival inside the system and what it means to believe your life is bigger than the place meant to confine you.Be sure to listen to this conversation and to subscribe when...
2026-01-0901 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 17 - John Edwards and the Ohio 4This episode is unlike any other. Recorded through phone calls from prison with John Edwards, one of the Ohio 4, this conversation is raw, unfiltered, and essential. John has been incarcerated in Ohio for over 30 years for a double homicide he did not commit. Together, the Ohio 4 have served more than 100 years of wrongful imprisonment.There is no physical evidence tying John or his co-defendants to the crime. Their convictions rested entirely on the testimony of a single informant whose story repeatedly changed and was later recanted.A former Ohio prosecutor even admitted the convictions should...
2026-01-0626 minWrongfully YoursComing January 6 - Case of the Ohio 4Coming January 6 on Wrongfully Yours: Lies. Recantations. Innocent lives on the line.William Avery’s story kept changing, but it served to place four innocent people at a murder scene with no weapon, no evidence, no proof. First it was for the reward money, then he claimed he actually witnessed the crime. How far can one man’s lies go before justice collapses?Be sure to listen to this conversation when it drops on January 6, and to subscribe so you don't miss a thing! Available wherever you get your podcasts. https://bio.site/wrong...
2026-01-0201 minWrongfully YoursComing January 6A shocking double murder. No leads. And an informant whose story came from his own son.Wrongfully Yours dives into the case of the Ohio 4 and the murders of Marsha Blakely & Floyd Epps. This is a tangled investigation full of twists, questions, and shocking revelations. Can justice be uncovered when the truth is buried beneath layers of hearsay and uncertainty?Be sure to listen to this conversation and to subscribe when it drops on January 6. Available wherever you get your podcasts https://bio.site/wrongfullyyourspodcast. #FreetheOhio4 #TrueCrime #JusticeReform #WrongfulConvictions #OhioStories #InvestigativePodcast
2025-12-3001 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 16 - A Year In ReviewIn this special episode of Wrongfully Yours, host Kelly Lauzon reflects on the journey so far: the powerful stories of wrongful convictions, lived experiences, and the voices that have shaped this series.From exonerees to law enforcement professionals, youth activists to legal advocates, Kelly revisits the key takeaways from these conversations and reminds us why this work matters.This episode is about hope, resilience, and the urgent need for systemic reform. It’s also a tribute to the storytellers who have bravely shared their truth.Subscribe and listen now to reflect, reconnect, and re...
2025-12-2325 minWrongfully YoursComing December 23 - A Year in ReviewIn our final episode of the year, host Kelly Lauzon reflects on the incredible journey through stories of wrongful convictions, from the voices of exonerees to law enforcement professionals who now champion reform to students and family members.Tune in as we look back, look forward, and hold space for hope.Full episode drops December 23. You won’t want to miss this closing chapter. Be sure to follow us and subscribe so you don’t miss a thing! https://bio.site/wrongfullyyourspodcast#WrongfullyYours, #WrongfulConviction, #JusticeReform, #HopeInAction, #StorytellingForChange, #YouthActivism, #ExonereeVoices, #JusticeForTheInnocent, #LivedExperience, #HopeI...
2025-12-1601 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 14 - Jeffrey Deskovic (continued)In a powerful two-part release, Wrongfully Yours continues the story of Jeffrey Deskovic, who was wrongfully convicted at just 17 and spent 16 years behind bars.In Part 1, Jeff shares the pivotal moments that led to his exoneration: a critical DNA match, the real perpetrator’s confession, and the emotional aftermath of re-entering a world that had moved on without him. Now an attorney and fierce advocate, Jeff devotes his life to justice reform.In Part 2, we hear from Jeff’s fiancée, Samantha, who tells us about their story of love, trust, and healing after wrongful convi...
2025-12-0923 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 15 - Jeffery Deskovic & Samantha MahaseIn a powerful two-part release, Wrongfully Yours continues the story of Jeffrey Deskovic, who was wrongfully convicted at just 17 and spent 16 years behind bars.In Part 1, Jeff shares the pivotal moments that led to his exoneration: a critical DNA match, the real perpetrator’s confession, and the emotional aftermath of re-entering a world that had moved on without him. Now an attorney and fierce advocate, Jeff devotes his life to justice reform.In Part 2, we hear from Jeff’s fiancée, Samantha, who tells us about their story of love, trust, and healing after wrongful convi...
2025-12-0924 minWrongfully YoursTwo-Part Conclusion coming December 9In the second part of the conclusion to exoneree Jeffrey Deskovic story, we talk with his fiancé, Samantha. When Samantha met exoneree Jeff, she had no idea her life was about to change. Now, she’s back in school studying criminal justice, planning to become a lawyer to join Jeff in fighting wrongful convictions. Together with her two sons, one of whom is also inspired to pursue law, they’re building what Jeff calls a “wrongful conviction fighting family.” Two episodes. One story you won’t forget. Both episodes drop December 9. Be sure to foll...
2025-12-0501 minWrongfully YoursMaybe You Are InnocentComing December 9: two unforgettable episodes featuring exoneree, attorney, and advocate, Jeffrey Deskovic.At just 16 years old, Jeffrey Deskovic was wrongfully convicted in part because a jury didn’t want to be sequestered over Christmas.In this emotional episode, Jeff recounts how a single holdout juror, who believed in his innocence, ultimately gave in to group pressure. The result? A 15-to-life sentence, even as the judge admitted, “Maybe you are innocent.”Jeff would spend 16 years behind bars before being exonerated.This is a conversation about injustice, pressure, and the devastating consequences of a brok...
2025-12-0201 minWrongfully YoursComing December 9Two unforgettable episodes featuring exoneree, attorney, and advocate, Jeffrey Deskovic.At 16, Jeff Deskovic was wrongfully convicted and spent 16 years in prison (catch up by checking out the last episode if you missed it). Now we get to talk hear more of his story through two unforgettable episodes.Coming up, in part 1: Jeff opens up about the brutal reality of his wrongful conviction, the fight for his freedom, and how he turned pain into purpose through advocacy.Part 2: Jeff and his fiancée, Samantha, share their story of love, healing, and building a life t...
2025-11-2901 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 13 - Jeffrey DeskovicAt just 17 years old, Jeffrey Deskovic was wrongfully convicted of the rape and murder of a classmate even though DNA evidence had already shown he didn’t commit the crime.In this gripping episode of Wrongfully Yours, Jeff shares how manipulative police tactics led to a false confession, how the justice system failed him at every turn, and how he spent 16 years in prison before finally being exonerated.Now a fierce advocate for justice reform, Jeff speaks openly about the emotional toll of his wrongful conviction and the fight to ensure it doesn’t happen to o...
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Les rois de l'arène149. Une rencontre de 4 typesCette semaine à l’émission, les Rois de l’arène reçoivent Fred Lauzon (Fred La Merveille) et Loïc Lessard-Paquette (Loïc Duplessis) pour un épisode rempli d’anecdotes savoureuses. Louis-Michel Lelièvre présente son quiz et Jean-François Kelly parle de sa haine pour Adam Page.
2025-11-251h 35Wrongfully YoursComing November 25 - A Conversation with Jeffrey DeskovicThe DNA didn’t match. The FBI lab made that clear, but instead of admitting a mistake, the prosecutor pushed forward. There was a rush to indict Jeffrey Deskovic before the DNA results were officially in.In this episode, Jeffrey details how the prosecution built its case by sidestepping exculpatory evidence and how a medical examiner's shocking courtroom claim turned the truth upside down.Full episode drops November 25. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don’t miss this conversation.https://bio.site/wrongfullyyourspodcast#W...
2025-11-2101 minWrongfully YoursNew Episode Coming November 25At just 16 years old, Jeffrey Deskovic thought he was helping the police. Instead, he found himself wired to a polygraph machine and subjected to nearly seven hours of aggressive interrogation.“They kept asking me the same questions over and over... My fear increased with every hour.”In the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, Jeffrey recounts the terrifying moment when the justice system began to turn against him which was long before any charges were laid.Full episode drops November 25. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you...
2025-11-1801 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 12 - Pen for Justice (continued)In this enlightening follow-up episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly continues her conversation with students from Pen for Justice, a youth-led initiative out of Toronto Metropolitan University committed to wrongful conviction advocacy and justice reform.They talk about the emotional toll of this work, the personal experiences that drive their passion, and the power of humanizing those affected by a broken system.This episode is a testament to the role youth activism plays in pushing for real change.Listen now to hear from the next generation of justice advocates.Be sure to...
2025-11-1123 minWrongfully YoursComing November 11 - Humanizing IncarcerationNew episode coming next week (November 11)! “We have to remember they’re people, people with experiences.”In this inspiring clip from the upcoming episode of #WrongfullyYours, Kelly reflects, along with the executive members from #PenforJustice, on the importance of listening to incarcerated voices and the urgent need to build a justice system rooted in empathy, learning, and accountability. This is a group of future justice leaders, and they remind us why listening - really listening - to incarcerated individuals matters.Their message is clear: humanizing people in prison isn’t optional. It’s essential. A...
2025-11-0700 minWrongfully YoursComing November 11: “If you're silent, you're choosing a side.”In this advance clip from the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, criminology student Emily Jose, with Pen for Justice, shares why staying silent in the face of injustice is not an option, especially for those pursuing a future in law and advocacy.Even the smallest voice can make a big impact.Full episode drops October 14. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don’t miss the rest of this conversation.#WrongfullyYours #PenForJustice #LegalEducation #EmpathyInLaw #JusticeWithHumility #WrongfulConvictions #HumanizeTheSystem #YouthAdvocacy #SpeakUp #CriminalJustice #FutureLawyers #JusticeMatters #WrongfulConvictions
2025-11-0400 min
Scouting The Refs Podcast #RefsPodcastDo You Suffer From Premature Substitution?The Pittsburgh Penguins do, at least this week. Also on the latest #RefsPodcast: New official debuts as Shawn Oliver, Jeremy Faucher, and Dylan Blujus hit the ice for the first time in the NHLInjury updates with Scott Cherrey, Francois St. Laurent, Steve Kozari, Chris Rooney, Ryan Daisy, and Bryan Pancich still sidelinedCongratulations to referee Chris Lee on 1500 games!Major penalty to Blue Jackets’ Mathieu Olivier for a headshot on the Caps’ Declan Chisholm. Was it the right call?Tampa Bay Lightning’s Emil Lilleberg puts the puck into the net off referee Frederick L’Ecuyer. Rule 78.5 says that one does...
2025-10-3124 minWrongfully YoursImportance of EmpathyComing November 11: “The client on the other side is a real person, not just a job.”In this clip from the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, criminology student Emily Jose, with Pen for Justice, reflects on the importance of empathy and human connection in the legal profession.She reminds us that legal work isn't just about rules and procedures. It’s about people, and holding onto that perspective can make all the difference.Full episode drops November 11. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don...
2025-10-3100 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 11 - Pen for JusticeIn this inspiring conversation, Kelly sits down with the executive members of Pen for Justice, a student-led initiative at Toronto Metropolitan University dedicated to raising awareness about wrongful convictions and pushing for meaningful justice reform.The students share what inspired their activism, how the group came together, and what they hope to achieve as they take on one of the most pressing issues in the justice system.This episode is a powerful reminder that real change often starts with informed, passionate voices willing to speak up, and students are leading the way.Listen...
2025-10-2822 minWrongfully YoursComing October 28: What Justice Really MeansIn the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, we speak with members of Pen for Justice, a student-led initiative working to shift the conversation around incarceration, innocence, and due process. Miah Slater, the group’s president, breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions about innocence advocacy and why due process protects us all.“If one person doesn’t have the right to a fair trial, why do you think you’re entitled to one? The system has to work for everyone, or it doesn’t work at all.”This episode dives into the heart of innocence work and rem...
2025-10-2401 minWrongfully YoursComing October 28: From Interest to ImpactIn the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, members of Pen for Justice reflect on how true crime initially sparked their interest but how learning more led to something deeper.“I was interested in true crime growing up... but now, I’m just learning so much more, and I’m so unhappy with how the criminal justice system really works.”This conversation is about critical curiosity, awakening to injustice, and turning awareness into action.Don’t miss this powerful conversation. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform to make sure you d...
2025-10-2100 minWrongfully YoursNew Episode Coming October 28 - Pen for JusticeIn our next episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly sits down with Pen for Justice, a powerful student collective using advocacy to expose injustice and amplify the voices of the wrongfully convicted.This is more than storytelling. It’s truth-telling. It’s resistance. It’s a movement.Don’t miss this powerful conversation. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform to make sure you don’t miss out!#wrongfullyyours #WrongfulConviction #JusticeReform #PenForJustice #NarrativePower #Advocacy
2025-10-1700 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 10 - The Dallas Conviction Integrity Unit (part 2)Kelly continues her conversation with Mike Ware and James Hammond of the Dallas Conviction Integrity Unit - the first of its kind in the U.S. They reflect on what the Unit has achieved over the last 20 years, the real-life impact of CIUs, and why post-conviction work inside a prosecutor’s office is both powerful and complicated. For Canadian listeners, this is a look into a model that doesn’t yet exist here, and it's a chance to consider what justice could look like if it did.#WrongfullyYours #ConvictionIntegrity #JusticeReform #MikeWare #JamesHammond #WrongfulConvictions #CriminalJustice #ProsecutorialAccountability
2025-10-1428 minWrongfully YoursNew episode coming Tuesday, October 14“Maybe he didn’t do it... but he pled guilty.”That’s what the elected District Attorney told Mike Ware when confronted with evidence that the wrong man was serving time for a crime he didn’t commit and while the real perpetrator remained free.In the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, Mike shares the story of a man who tried to fight for his freedom, pro se, and was told he only gets “one bite at the apple.” But when the truth finally came to light, Mike and his team had a simple question...
2025-10-1001 minWrongfully YoursNew Episode Drops October 14What happens when a judge resents the idea of agreement, even when both sides agree the person is innocent?On the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, Mike Ware shares the story of a judge who believes the “truth can only be found through adversarial combat” and who consistently pushes back when the state supports relief for the wrongfully convicted.But if both sides agree someone is innocent, why keep fighting?Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don’t miss this essential conversation that explores what h...
2025-10-0700 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 9 - The Dallas Conviction Integrity UnitIn this compelling episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly is joined by Mike Ware and James Hammond from the groundbreaking Dallas Conviction Integrity Unit, the first of its kind in the U.S.Together, they unpack how the unit was formed, the culture of resistance they faced, and what it means to have a prosecutorial office dedicated to uncovering wrongful convictions. From the influence of high-profile cases like Randall Dale Adams to the heartbreaking injustice in Patrick Waller’s case, this conversation dives deep into the systemic barriers to truth and the impact of getting it wrong....
2025-09-3022 minWrongfully YoursNew Episode Tuesday, September 30When the Dallas Conviction Integrity Unit (CIU) was created, there was no playbook.When asked how the CIU adopts a case, Mike Ware goes back to the beginning and shares how, in the absence of any template, their team began with a daunting list: 454 people who had been denied the DNA testing they requested.In this episode of Wrongfully Yours, we go inside the formation of the very first CIU in the U.S., and hear how it started by asking one powerful question: Who have we already failed?Full episode drops September 30...
2025-09-2601 minWrongfully YoursNew episode coming September 30Patrick Waller asked for DNA testing twice and was denied both times.By the time the Dallas CIU finally got access to the case and the testing confirmed Patrick’s innocence, it was too late to charge the real perpetrators. The statute of limitations had expired.In the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, James Hammond and Mike Ware unpack a devastating truth: when justice is delayed, it’s not just the wrong person who suffers. It’s also the victims, the public, and any chance of holding the actual offenders accountable.Full e...
2025-09-2300 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 7 - Eric Anderson (continued - part 2)In this powerful follow-up, Eric Anderson continues his harrowing journey from being a gunshot victim to a wrongfully convicted man sentenced to 15–22 years in prison. Despite being offered a plea deal of probation and expungement, Eric refused to admit guilt for a crime he did not commit. He shares disturbing insights into the failures of the criminal justice system, including missing evidence, ineffective legal counsel, overcharging, and judicial bias.Eric’s strength shines as he represents himself, studies law in prison, and ultimately finds redemption through the Michigan Innocence Clinic and the Wayne County Conviction Integrity Unit. His...
2025-09-1624 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 8 - Eric Anderson (continued - part 3)In this moving conclusion to Eric Anderson’s story, we pick up right where we left off: Eric learns he’s going home—just four hours before his release—after nearly a decade of wrongful imprisonment. With powerful honesty, Eric shares the whirlwind of emotions, the surreal return to freedom, and the beginning of a new fight: life after exoneration.Rather than retreat, Eric steps into advocacy, helping other exonerees navigate reentry and pushing for broader systemic reform. He talks about founding a support organization for exonerees, collaborating with lawmakers and city officials, and educating police cadets and law...
2025-09-1619 minWrongfully Yours2 New Episodes available September 16“Somebody's got to do it. Because if we don't, who’s going to educate? Who’s going to teach them this is happening?”After being failed at every level of the system, Eric Anderson could have walked away from it all. Instead, he chose advocacy.In this advance clip from Wrongfully Yours, Eric opens up about why he keeps showing up and reliving his trauma to make sure others don’t suffer the way he did.Two episodes. One story you won’t forget. Both episodes drop September 16. Be sure to follow us and to subsc...
2025-09-1201 minWrongfully YoursComing Sept 16: Two powerful episodes. One unforgettable story.Part 1"They gave me a trash bag and said, ‘They want you up front right now.’"After years of wrongful incarceration, Eric Anderson was suddenly told he was going home with just four hours to process it.No ceremony. No support. Just a rush to get him out the door.In this clip from the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, Eric reflects on the surreal, chaotic moment he was released, and the reality that the system knew he should never have been there in the first place.Two episodes. One s...
2025-09-0901 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 6-Eric AndersonIn this gripping episode of Wrongfully Yours, Eric Anderson shares the shocking story of how he became entangled in a wrongful conviction — all after being the victim of a shooting. As a 20-year-old college student pursuing his dreams in computer engineering, Eric was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time when he was struck by a stray bullet at a Detroit restaurant. But instead of being treated as a victim, Eric was arrested 10 days later and accused of committing an armed robbery — one that occurred miles away from where he was shot.Eric walks...
2025-09-0223 minWrongfully YoursComing Sept 2Eric Anderson was just grabbing a late-night bite when a stray bullet changed everything. What happened next is a story you won’t forget.In the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, Eric shares how being an innocent bystander turned into something far worse and how that one night derailed his entire life.Listen to the teaser now and catch the full episode on September 2 wherever you get your podcasts.https://bio.site/wrongfullyyourspodcast#WrongfullyYours #WrongfulConvictions #JusticeMatters #ExonereeVoices #CriminalJustice #Innocence #TrueCrime #organizationofexonerees
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Shane Hewitt and The NightshiftNEW - Unveiling Wrongful Convictions in CanadaIn this conversation, Shane Hewitt speaks with Kelly Lauzon, an adjunct professor at Carleton University, about wrongful convictions in Canada. They discuss specific cases, including that of Jamie Nelson, who was wrongfully convicted of a crime that never occurred. The conversation highlights the systemic issues within the justice system that lead to wrongful convictions and the profound impact these cases have on families. Kelly shares insights from her podcast, 'Wrongfully Yours,' which aims to raise awareness about these injustices and the need for reform in the legal system. Wrongfully Yours Podcast | Kelly Lauzon Originally aired on 2025...
2025-08-1919 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 5 - Marc Beach (part 2)In this follow-up episode, retired law enforcement officer Marcus Beach returns to share the evolution and impact of the Wrongful Conviction Awareness and Avoidance Program—now mandatory training for all new police recruits across Illinois. We talk about how the initiative began, why it matters, and how real change starts with education, openness, and a willingness to admit the justice system doesn’t always get it right. With nearly 5,000 officers trained and counting, Marcus is laying the foundation for a more just future—one recruit at a time.#WrongfulConvictions, #JusticeReform, #CriminalJustice, #PoliceTraining, #LawEnforcementReform, #ExonereeVoices, #FalseConfession, #SystemicChange, #MarcusBeach, #WCAAPr...
2025-08-1925 minWrongfully YoursNew Episode Drops Tuesday, August 19“When you hear stats, you listen. When you meet an exoneree, you feel it.”In our next episode of Wrongfully Yours, Marc Beach, retired police sergeant and director of the Wrongful Conviction Awareness and Avoidance Program, shares why he brings two exonerees to every training session.Because facts inform, but stories transform.This conversation is raw, honest, and driven by accountability. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite podcast platform so you don’t miss out.https://bio.site/wrongfullyyourspodcast#wrongfullyyours #JusticeReform #WrongfulConviction #PoliceTraining #Leadership #Exoner...
2025-08-1501 minWrongfully YoursComing August 19Marc Beach, retired police sergeant and director of the Wrongful Conviction Awareness and Avoidance Training Program, is back on Wrongfully Yours to talk about the “avoidance” piece: how small, evidence-based changes in policing practices can reduce the risk of wrongful convictions.From interrogation methods to forensic review to how we conduct lineups, this episode is packed with actionable insight from inside the system.This isn’t about blame. It's about doing things better.Don’t miss it! Find us on your favourite platform or at https://bio.site/wrongfullyyourspodcast.#wrongfullyyours #CriminalJustice #Wrongful...
2025-08-1200 min
Modern Wisdom with Dawn RicciThe Million Dollar Look: Confidence, Camera Presence, and Magnetic Visual BrandingConfidence isn’t just about what you wear; it’s about how you show up, how you feel, and the energy you bring into every room, every video, and every interaction. In this empowering episode, host Dawn Ricci welcomes Kelly-Anne Lauzon, a celebrity stylist and image consultant with over 35 years of experience transforming entrepreneurs, coaches, and thought leaders into confident, camera-ready powerhouses. Kelly-Anne is the creator of the Million Dollar Look—a signature program designed to help high-achieving women craft a magnetic visual presence that commands attention and builds instant credibility.In this conversation, Kelly-Anne shares...
2025-08-1043 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 4 - Marc BeachIn this episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly is joined by Marcus Beach, a retired police officer and current director of the Wrongful Conviction Awareness and Avoidance Program. Marcus shares his powerful journey from nearly three decades in law enforcement where he rarely questioned the system to a profound shift in perspective sparked by hearing an exoneree’s story. We talk about the blind spots in police training, the emotional toll of realizing the system’s flaws, and his current mission to educate the next generation of officers. This is an honest, eye-opening conversation about accountability, transformation, and the human cost...
2025-08-0524 minWrongfully YoursNew Episode Arrives August 5 In our upcoming episode, retired police sergeant, Marc Beach, reflects on how his perception of wrongful conviction work was challenged and ultimately transformed. Listen to this powerful clip now and catch the full episode on August 5.
2025-07-2500 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 3 - Shawna NelsonIn this episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly sits down with Shawna Nelson—Jamie Nelson’s sister—for a heartfelt conversation about the often-overlooked ripple effects of wrongful convictions. Shawna shares what it was like to watch her brother’s life unravel from the sidelines, the toll it took on their family, and how she navigated years of forced distance, disbelief, and helplessness.Their bond, forged in childhood as best friends, was tested but not broken. Shawna offers an intimate perspective on the emotional cost of seeing someone you love endure a life-altering injustice. She also speaks to the impa...
2025-07-2219 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 2 - Jamie Nelson (part 2)In this powerful follow-up episode, Jamie Nelson returns to Wrongfully Yours to share the next chapter of his wrongful conviction journey—what life was like inside prison for a man who knew he was innocent. Jamie describes the fear, isolation, and transformation he endured in order to survive in a system that treated him as disposable.He speaks candidly about choosing to spend 16 months in solitary confinement so he could access documents and continue fighting for his freedom. We hear how, after years of persistence and with the help of lawyer Todd Ducharme, Jamie finally reached the On...
2025-07-2223 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 0 - Welcome to Wrongfully YoursIn this episode of Wrongfully Yours, host, Kelly Lauzon, discusses the profound impact of wrongful convictions and her personal journey into the field. She shares her experiences and insights on the justice system, the importance of education and awareness, and her mission to advocate for change. Through her podcast, she aims to bring attention to the stories of those affected by wrongful convictions and foster a deeper understanding of the issues at hand.#podcastlaunch #wrongful convictions #justicesystem #exonerees #awareness #education #criminology #advocacy #legal system #innocence #reform
2025-07-2212 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 1 - Jamie NelsonIn this powerful debut episode of Wrongfully Yours, host Kelly Lauzon sits down with Jamie Nelson. A Canadian man who experienced wrongful conviction, exoneration, and yet remains an unwavering advocate for justice. Jamie shares the deeply personal story behind his wrongful conviction: a fabricated allegation rooted in a custody battle, a justice system primed to believe the worst, and the harrowing experience of being treated as guilty from the moment of arrest.With raw honesty and strength, Jamie walks us through the events that led to his arrest, the trauma of pre-trial detention, and the courtroom dynamics...
2025-07-2225 minWrongfully YoursEpisode 2 Teaser - Jamie NelsonCanadian exoneree, Jamie Nelson, shares what life was like inside prison for a man who knew he was innocent. Jamie describes the fear, isolation, and transformation he endured in order to survive in a system that treated him as disposable.
2025-07-1901 minWrongfully YoursComing Soon Teaser -Pilot EpisodeComing July 22 with new episodes to follow every 2 weeks.This podcast is dedicated to talking to individuals who have been impacted by wrongful convictions. This may be exonerees, their family members, academics, researchers, justice officials, or anyone else. The point is, wrongful convictions impact us all, and I want to share their experiences with you.
2025-07-1101 min
Les rois de l'arène59. Frédéric Lauzon (Fred La Merveille / Million Dollar Fred / WonderFred / Sergent Lauzon)Cette semaine à l'émission, les Rois De l'Arène reçoivent une légende de la lutte québécoise, nul autre que Frédéric Lauzon, Fred La Merveille ! Avec Fred, on revient sur ses différents rôles qu'il a eu dans sa carrière toujours active dans le monde de la lutte québécoise. Jean-François Kelly, Yanic Brouillette (Yayne Harrison), Mathis Myre, Louis-Michel Lelièvre et Charles Dumoulin (Chase Ironside) se joignent également à la conversation. On prend également des nouvelles du bon vieux Benoit Cossette (Ben K7) au bout du fil.
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2024-03-011h 32
The Big StoryHow hard is it to right a wrongful conviction in Canada?You would expect that advances in forensics and genetic technology would lead to fewer and fewer wrongful convictions. The truth is that we have no idea how many people are in prison for crimes they didn't commit—we only know that we keep finding them. How do wrongful convictions happen in the age of DNA evidence? How hard are they to overturn? And what about all the wrongful convictions that aren't murders? Do we ever try to grapple with those?GUEST: Kelly Lauzon, PhD student in the department of Law and Legal Studies at Carleton Uni...
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Decorating Tips and TricksList of MUST Have Decor Items - best of DTTToday we're sharing our list of the ten must have DECOR ELEMENTS every room needs. Do you have all you need? Listen in and find out!RUGSWe participate in the affiliate program with Amazon and other retailers. We may receive a small fee for qualified purchases at no extra cost to you.Blue trellis rug (Anita owns this one) HERETraditional Persian style rug but it's blue and green HEREMIRRORSTrumeau HERESan Marco HERETRAYSG...
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Decorating Tips and TricksTen Must Have Decor ElementsToday we're sharing our list of the ten must have DECOR ELEMENTS every room needs. Do you have all you need? Listen in and find out!RUGSBlue trellis rug (Anita owns this one) HERETraditional Persian style rug but it's blue and green HEREMIRRORSTrumeau HERESan Marco HERETRAYSGold aluminum tray HEREBlue marbelized trays hEREORIGINAL ARTWORKKristina Sellars art HEREUse the code CRUSH for a 20% discount on your p...
2021-07-1440 min
D3 Glory Days PodcastSUNY Cortland Dynasty Part 3 – The End of an EraJulie Donnelly – 1:25Cindy Lauzon – 50:21Mickey Kelly – 1:33:29 If you haven’t listened to Part 1 or 2, pause right now and go listen! Part 3 features Julie Donnelly, Cindy Lauzon, and Mickey Kelly and how they balanced their individual success while the team success was beginning to fade. They shed light on the […]
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