Hosted by Federal Bureau of Prisons · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 11 episodes
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Dive deep into the power of honesty, openness, and authenticity. The Federal Bureau of Prisons first ever podcast, Transparency Talks, will pull back the curtain on real stories, tough conversations, and the truth behind corrections. Transparency isn’t just a buzzword, it’s a way of life. Join us and discover how clarity can enhance communication and build stronger connections with the public and community partners.
Federal Bureau of Prisons hosts Transparency Talks, a government show with 11 episodes published.
The path from incarceration to Deputy Director is unconventional, but the real story is how leadership grounded in listening and visibility can shift the direction of the Federal Bureau of Prisons. In a unique episode of
The most dangerous part of prison gangs isn’t only what happens on the yard, it’s what can happen quietly through a contraband cell phone. We’re joined by Amy Kelley, Chief of the Federal Bureau of Prisons National Gang
A prison system doesn’t fall into crisis overnight, and it doesn’t come back with a single speech either. On this episode of Transparency Talks, we sit down with Director William K. Marshall III for a look at his first y
Training and wellness are inseparable in corrections. The job loads the nervous system with chronic stress: hypervigilance, moral injury, and repeated exposure to conflict. On this episode of Transparency Talks, Deputy D
Federal prison accountability is often talked about in headlines, but it becomes real in the day-to-day work of the Office of Inspector General (OIG). On this episode of Transparency Talks, Sandra D. Barnes, Deputy Assis
On episode 5 of Transparency Talks, Damon West sits down with Deputy Director Smith to explore a hard truth with a hopeful answer: change is possible when people have tools, purpose, and support. After receiving a senten
Leadership inside correctional systems rarely make headlines for the right reasons, yet the daily reality is defined by choices that protect staff, respect people, and keep facilities safe. John Bartlett, Regional Direct
Wellness is not an add-on; it’s embedded in supervision quality, workload fairness, and the feeling that one’s job matters. Misty Starr, Regional Director for the Mid-Atlantic Region argues for cultivating captains, asso
Leaky roofs and failing alarms create risk and erode trust. Episode 2 shows how stronger facilities and a $2B investment can deliver real improvements, with Justin Thornton explaining why the best fixes come from the peo
Episode one brings Director Marshall and Deputy Director Smith together to discuss the brotherhood, real leadership, and the challenges they inherited within the Bureau. They reflect on the weight, the wins, and the pres
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