This week on Define Insanity, Joe and Justin interview Louis, Joe’s older brother, in a powerful conversation about brotherhood, incarceration, and life after prison.

Growing up, Louis was the protector and Joe was the youngest. When Louis found himself in trouble and ultimately served nine years in prison, the entire family was affected—but in very different ways.

The brothers share stories from their childhood, reflect on how that challenging period shaped them individually, and explore the emotional distance created by incarceration. They discuss responsibility, regret, perspective, and the long road back.

After his release, Louis committed to turning his life around. Today, he has a beautiful family and a successful career, offering a powerful example of resilience and redemption.

This episode is about family bonds, accountability, and the possibility of rebuilding a meaningful life after loss, separation, and hard consequences.

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