Livin' the Dream Podcasts: Recent Episodes
Livin 'the Dream Podcasts
LtD Podcasts discuss criminal justice, prison reform, the Prison Industrial Complex, and the effect mass incarceration has on society. We produce three different shows.
Conner interviews JD MacBean about his latest book, Third Class Citizen: Living Under the Adam Walsh Act
30% of USP Atlanta staff are corrupt, Republicans block prison reform in Senate, Tim Cook's sour Apple...
4,000 people might be forced back to prison, the BOP gets cheated out of $694,000, and people who support criminal justice should not watch cop shows...
We "celebrate" the War on Drugs 50 years after it's launch, discuss the rise in violent crime, explore corruption within the American Correctional Association, discover how to get rich with prison contraband, and review police reform laws.
We learn how to launder money, get away with crime, escape prison, and recatch COVID on Episode 3 of 1 in 3
We talk about the latest criminal justice reform bills and oppositionby Senator Tom "Plantation" Cotton, the Prison Industrial Complex, and prisoner day traders.
I talk to Olly, who has completed an amazing 16,298 hours of programming in prison. Staying active means staying healthy on this episode of Beating the Code Dilemma.
Did you know 1 in 3 Americans have some kind of criminal record? We represent about 5% of the world's population, but we incarcerate 20% of the world's prisoners. 1 in 3 is a biweekly criminal justice podcast bringing you the latest news and information important to American prisoners and their families. We cover criminal justice reform nationwide, the federal Bureau of Prions, and how mass incarceration effects everyone in society.
we talk about elves, dwarves, rangers and mages. Fantasy games in prison - a healthy escape or dangerous to one's health?
The Beating the Code Dilemma podcast explores how real prisoners navigate the daily challenges of prison – balancing survival with the impact to their mental health. Each episode features inmates trying to live with a purpose, and weaves elements of JD MacBean’s book, Beating the Code Dilemma.
In episode 1 the guys discuss how power dynamics and social hierarchies control prison life.