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Prison Exposed is the official podcast of The Remedy Project. Co-hosted by Sahai and Hope, the show amplifies the voices of incarcerated people and examines the systems that shape their lives. Through real stories and honest conversation, Prison Exposed explores injustice, humanity, and the small acts of hope that become powerful forms of resistance behind bars.
Unknown Host hosts Prison Exposed, a society show with 32 episodes published.
This episode explores the complex and troubling history of prison labor in the United States, its ties to slavery, racial disparities, and the ethical questions it raises today. We examine how companies benefit from forc
In this episode Hope and Elsa discuss the limitations of compassionate release, long-term care, and institutional violence. They explore the similarities between systems we often think of as separate. What happens when t
In this episode Hope and Phoebe explore how climate change impacts incarcerated populations during extreme weather events. They highlight systemic failures, unsustainable models and the urgent need for reform. Links ACLU
In this episode, Hope and Phoebe explore the recent changes to the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA), its implications for incarcerated LGBTQ+ individuals, and the systemic issues surrounding sexual violence in detentio
Following the crises at Bertie-Martin, Hallmark Youthcare, and the Virginia Department of Corrections, Hope and Remedy Project write Elsa explore the institutional responses, public perception, and the role language play
In this episode, Elsa from the Remedy Project discusses Tally Dillard's urgent medical case in federal prison, highlighting systemic issues in incarcerated healthcare and advocacy efforts to bring attention and change. T
In this episode, Hope and guest, Katie, explore the complex intersections of confinement, disability, homelessness, and policy. They discuss and analyze recent policy shifts, legal decisions, and real-world cases to unde
This episode opens the season by examining how recent policy shifts are reshaping the justice system, from the expanding definition of political violence to sentencing, prison placement, and conditions of confinement. Th
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 reco
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 reco
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
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, histo
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
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
In this episode of Prison Exposed, hosts Sahai and Hope speak with journalist Dave Cantor about his reporting on Virginia’s prisons. The conversation explores the challenges of covering carceral systems, the impact of go
In this episode of Prison Exposed, hosts Sahai and Hope speak with Nick Szuberla, a director and media advocate, to discuss the documentary Up the Ridge and Injustice: Hidden Crisis in Virginia's Prisons and the broader
In this episode of Prison Exposed, hosts Hope and Sahai, along with guests Zora and Katie, discuss the documentaries 'Up the Ridge' and 'Solitary,' exploring the realities of supermax prisons in Virginia. They discuss th
This episode continues our examination of the systemic violence and control mechanisms inside Virginia’s supermax prisons, Red Onion and Wallens Ridge. Picking up in 2024, we trace a series of escalating events, includin
This episode examines the systemic violence and control mechanisms inside Virginia’s supermax prisons, Red Onion and Wallens Ridge. Originally justified as facilities for the “worst of the worst,” these prisons frequentl
This conversation delves into the harsh realities of life inside supermax prisons, Red Onion and Wallens Ridge, through the eyes of Willie, a person formally incarcerated. He shares his experiences of being transferred t
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