Fight the Good Fight

This episode explores Randolph Baggett's claim in his book Corrections: Neuroscience and Prison Administration that the "born again" religious experience serves as a powerful psychological framework for identity...

<p>This episode explores how neuroscience informs the potential for rehabilitating individuals who have committed sexual offenses. It highlights the concept of neuroplasticity, explaining that the brain can form new...

<p><br></p><p>Ready for some controversy?Join hosts Michael Williams and Tabitha Brown as they explore how formal etiquette training can serve as a vital tool for criminal rehabilitation and social mobility by making...

<p>Listen to this fascinating special episode of Fight the Good Fight in the hosts r. In this thought provoking book, the author, who has spent over 40 years in prison, argues that neuroscience proves the current model...

<p>Join hosts Michael Williams and Tabitha Brown as they delve into the disturbing reality of violence within Florida's prison system. This episode of Fight the Good Fight examines the humanitarian crisis unfolding...

<p>Humans possess a fundamental need to matter. When social exclusion or marginalization blocks legitimate paths to significance, some people adopt a criminal identity to gain notoriety, belonging, or purpose. Join...

<p> President Trump claims he wants to restore America's greatness by killing alleged drug smugglers and using expedited rience removal procedures for people who immigrated communicate to America illegally. By doing so...

<p>Join hosts Michael Williams and Tabitha Brown as they outline the crisis created by Florida's aging prison population and propose the Elderly Inmate Release Act (EIRA) as a necessary solution for criminal justice...

<p><br></p><p><br></p><p>❌ Florida SB 614: Bipartisan Critique of Parole Legislation</p><p><br></p><p>This episode details two competing proposals in Florida aimed at reforming the incarceration of long-term and elderly...

<p><br /></p><p>Join hosts Michael Williams and Tabitha Brown as they unpack an extensive report titled "Darkside of the Sunshine State: Prison Murders in Florida" prepared by Freedom Force Florida, alongside a...

<p>Hosts Michael Williams and Tabitha Brown provide an extensive overview of the psychological and neurological benefits of nature-based and biophilic design elements - specifically curved architectural forms and green...

<p>This episode provides an extensive overview and critique of the traditional punitive approach to behavioral change within the criminal justice system, arguing that punishment is often counterproductive and fails to...

<p>This episode critically examines the forensic use of psychopathy assessments in the criminal justice system, arguing that the science underpinning the diagnosis is deeply flawed. The report prepared by Freedom Force...

<p>This episode provides an extensive examination of the neurological and cognitive benefits of music and its profound potential for criminal rehabilitation within correctional settings. It details how various musical...

<p>This episode explores the evolving concept of justice, tracing its historical shifts from early vengeance-based systems to modern approaches. It highlights how definitions of justice, initially linked to retribution...