In this powerful episode of Black Light Mass Incarceration Show, in collaboration with InmateTea, we sit down with special guest Kevin Light-Roth as he shares his personal story and sheds light on the realities of solitary confinement.

Kevin opens up about his experiences, the emotional and psychological impact of isolation, and the challenges people face while navigating the correctional system. The conversation also explores why meaningful prison reform, humane conditions of confinement, accountability, rehabilitation, and second chances are essential to creating a more just system.

This episode goes beyond one person’s story, it raises important questions about how incarceration affects individuals, families, and communities while highlighting the importance of ensuring that the voices of people directly impacted by the justice system are heard.

Join us for an honest and thought-provoking conversation about solitary confinement, incarceration, justice reform, rehabilitation, advocacy, and the fight for dignity behind prison walls.

Special Guest: Kevin Light-Roth Featuring: Black Light Mass Incarceration Show × InmateTea

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In this powerful episode, Sasha joins us to share her journey through addiction, incarceration, healing, and advocacy. She opens up about how addiction led her to prison, the challenges of rebuilding life after incarceration, and how society’s judgment can make recovery even harder for those trying to move forward.

Sasha also speaks about advocating for her brother, who struggles with mental health and is currently incarcerated. This conversation sheds light on addiction, mental health, second chances, and the importance of seeing people beyond their past mistakes.

In this powerful episode, I sit down with my best friend Megan of 20 years as she shares her journey through addiction, incarceration, recovery, and redemption. After moving to Kentucky and facing some of the darkest moments of her life, Megan is now 950 days sober and using her story as a peer support specialist to help others find hope, healing, and a way forward.