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The Redemption Project hosts The Redemption Project: Systems Explained, a education show with 11 episodes published.
This segment explores why incentives matter in criminal justice and reentry systems.Compliance does not happen in a vacuum. When individuals are given no incentives for positive behavior, accountability systems often fai
by Brandon Burley and The Redemption Project Sentencing may dominate debate, but many of the most important public safety outcomes begin after someone returns to the community. We still measure criminal justice at the wr
Many people know they vote for both city and county officials, but fewer people understand what each level of local government actually controls. In Season 3, Episode 3 of Systems Explained, Brandon Burley explains the p
Most people know that police officers and sheriff’s deputies both wear badges and answer calls, but the agencies behind them are built very differently. Brandon Burley explains the practical difference between a city pol
Most people use the terms food bank and food pantry like they mean the same thing. They do not. In this first episode of Systems Explained, Brandon Burley explains how the food distribution system actually works: why a f
What actually changes lives inside prison—and what only sounds good on paper? In this extended conversation, Brandon Burley sits down with Dr. Robin LaBarbera, a leading researcher on prison-based theological education,
In this narrated commentary, Brandon Burley reflects on his recent opinion piece examining why addiction impacts every community—but recovery resources often do not. Drawing from reporting in East Tennessee, the episode
In this episode, Brandon Burley breaks down one of the most misunderstood parts of criminal justice: pardons. Following Tennessee Governor Bill Lee’s recent decision to grant clemency to 33 individuals—including a high-p
n this Season 4 episode of The Redemption Project, Brandon Burley narrates and comments on a letter to the editor he wrote for the Chattanooga Times Free Press about a reentry support program coming to the city—one with
In this narrated episode, Brandon Burley reads and reflects on an opinion piece originally published in The Daily Memphian examining why second chance hiring is a public safety issue—not just an employment one. While the
In this episode of The Redemption Project podcast (Season 4, Episode 3), I read and comment on my article originally published in Knox TN Today: “What People Don’t See About Life After Jail in Knoxville.” This piece shed
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