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Today I interviewed Jesse Barnes for our Prison Professors podcast. Jesse’s story was so inspiring that we decided to feature him in two, back-to-back episodes. If you’re struggling with the criminal justice system, or facing a significant length of time, learn from Jesse. His episodes will appear on the podcast numbers 86 and 87. We schedule them for release on March 20 and March 21, 2018. Why is Jesse’s story so inspiring? In episode 1, Jesse tells us about the extreme hardship he experienced while growing up. He was poor. He lived with envy. He developed a mindset that convinced him of what it means to be a man. That vision, for Jesse, meant violence. He carried a gun. He would retaliate with violence if he felt that someone had disrespected him. That mindset influenced Jesse’s decisions. He broke laws that brought him into the criminal justice system when he was a teenager. By the time he was 18, authorities convicted him of a first-degree murder.  In episode 1, Jesse tells us that he went into prison wit

Today I interviewed Jesse Barnes for our Prison Professors podcast. Jesse’s story was so inspiring that we decided to feature him in two, back-to-back episodes. If you’re struggling with the criminal justice system, or facing a significant length of time, learn from Jesse. His episodes will appear on the podcast numbers 86 and 87. We schedule them for release on March 20 and March 21, 2018. Why is Jesse’s story so inspiring?  In episode 1, Jesse tells us about the extreme hardship he experienced while growing up. He was poor. He lived with envy. He developed a mindset that convinced him of what it means to be a man. That vision, for Jesse, meant violence. He carried a gun. He would retaliate with violence if he felt that someone had disrespected him. That mindset influenced Jesse’s decisions. He broke laws that brought him into the criminal justice system when he was a teenager. By the time he was 18, authorities convicted him of a first-degree murder. In episode 1, Jesse tells us that he went into prison wit

Learn about #prisnreform with @DamonWest7 who shows us how preparations during 65-year prison term leads to #success. Part 3 of 3.

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Matthew Hagy works as a high school physical education teacher. To supplement his income, he launched an online coaching service that he promotes through Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram. Through his company, Shaping Lives, Matthew shows others how to develop themselves physically, mentally, and financially. Other people can join his network to grow. Matthew suggests that people who spend time in prison can follow his proven concept to supplement their income, while simultaneously helping others reach their highest potential.   Hagymatthew@gmail.com Visit https://www.prisonprofessors.com to learn more about steps to build a life of meaning and relevance after prison.

Striving to bring #prisonreform by showing strategies for success after prison with stories like Jeff Abramowitz.

The more stories of success after prison that we profile, the more likely we are to inspire and educate people in prison. Real #prisonreform begins with hope and inspiration. Stories of people like Michael Allen Whitehead

Although a criminal conviction can lead to challenges, it doesn't have to derail life. Today we learn from Ingrid Lederhaas Okun. She describes how she prepared for a succesful journey through prison and how she has been using her lesson to rebound after release.

Aaron Lowers didn't waste his time in prison. Instead, he spent every day preparing. Today he has a master's degree and he is a successful person.    Listen and learn what it means to succeed after prison.

Rodney White went to prison with a bad attitude. He describes how he transformed while locked in high security penitentiaries. Learn more about prison reform by visiting https://prisonprofessors.com

I found liberty by reading in prison. These ten books had a huge influence on my journey through multiple decades in prison. Learn more about prison reform by visiting https://prisonprofessors.com

Dr. Jesse De La Cruz shows that anyone can overcome struggles of past. He served 30 years in prison but then reformed his life. Now he is a leading community citizen. Learn more about prison reform by visiting https://prisonprofessors.com

Dieter Tejada went to prison for a fight in high school. He received a felony. But after getting out, he went to college and law school Preparing for bar exam now. Learn more about prison reform by visiting https://prisonprofessors.com

If you’ve been indicted, listen to Federal Judge Stephen Bough discuss effective strategies to prepare before sentencing. Learn more about prison reform by visiting https://prisonprofessors.com

Medical student goes to prison after a woman accused him of sexual misconduct. Discussing how to overcome. Learn more about prison reform by visiting https://prisonprofessors.com

Ronald Dupard Served 9 years in federal prison. He resumed career in real estate after his release. Learn more about prison reform by visiting https://prisonprofessors.com