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See Me: Prison Theater Workshops and Love explores how the intimacy that podcast host Jan Cohen-Cruz and so many others have experienced in prison theatre workshops is possible in such a dehumanizing environment. The throughline is a deep dive into the workshop that she co-led in the early 1970s, cowritten with Finn K., a core participant, interspersed with reflections from five other pairs of people who were part of other prison theatre workshops together. They reflect on why people joined the workshops, how they got started and developed, building trust and affection, creating performances, ...

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Dive deep into a gripping four-volume account of one soldiers harrowing 15 months in Andersonville Prison during the Civil War. This comprehensive narrative unfolds across 83 chapters, each detailing a different event experienced by the author during his grim incarceration. Known as one of the most brutal Confederate prisoner camps, Andersonville saw countless Union soldiers succumb to its appalling conditions. Together, we will explore all four volumes of this profound work, with the exception of Chapter 81, written by Rev. Sheppard, which is omitted in this edition. - Summary by Jeffery ...

Its Christmas Eve, and journalist Bronson is tasked with a unique assignment - to stand vigil outside Moyamensing Prison, anticipating the release of a notorious inmate who has captured the publics attention. The newspaper requires an on-the-ground report, but the sights and sounds that Bronson encounters outside the prison that night defy his expectations. This compelling tale is narrated by Carolin.

Dive into seven captivating narratives published in the late 19th century, now brought together in this riveting 1913 compilation. Experience the daring escapes and thrilling adventures from the Civil War era as told by David Wales.

Experience a gripping true account of bravery and survival in this remarkable war narrative, published in 1918 amidst the turmoil of World War I. Join the author, as he recounts his daring escape from a German prison camp, offering a vivid glimpse into the resilience of the human spirit. (Summary by David Wales)

Schools Not Prisons is a podcast that maps out how to build an abolitionist world hosted by scholar and organizer, Irene Franco Rubio. Community members and activists join Rubio to talk about how we can move away from a culture of punishment, and replace it with a culture of prevention. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Narrated by Midshipman Arthur Dunn, this podcast brings to life the gripping memoirs of Captain Tucker, a Continental Navy hero from the Revolutionary War. From his logbook, we trace five extraordinary years of naval warfare, daring exploits, and personal sacrifice. Join us as we delve into an era of tumultuous conflict, where Captain Tuckers strategic brilliance played a crucial role in supplying the Revolutionary army with ammunition and stores, much of it captured from the enemy. This podcast aims not only to celebrate Captain Tuckers bravery but also to shine a light on the forgotten ...

What kind of theatre does this country need? How about a theatre with Black and Brown actors who had been convicted of serious crimes – and had spent years in prison? Actors who want a chance in a society that has no time for them? Actors who ache for change? That kind of theatre. For the last decade Richard Hoehler has taught acting at Otisville State Prison and has formed Acting Out, a company of formerly incarcerated men, studying the art of acting at HB Studio. Prison Monologs is a podcast that reveals these actors and their stories.A bi-monthly podcast hosted by Alan Winson and Richard ...

Randall Via-- Red Onion Randy -- was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in 2001. In this podcast Randy reports on daily life in Red Onion State Prison, the supermax facility in the Virginia Appalachians where he is serving his sentence.

Watch along with Sarah Wayne Callies & Paul Adelstein as they revisit every episode of Prison Break and deliver their raw, unedited, unfiltered and in real-time commentary on every moment and detail. Come and joing The Watch Party! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Just have a little faith. We got a runner! Welcome to Prisneyland, Fish. And welcome to the Prison Break re-watch podcast you always knew you needed. Sarah Wayne Callies (Dr. Sara Tancredi) & Paul Adelstein (Agent Paul Kellerman) re-watch and re-live the show episode by episode. The on-screen adversaries and real-life friends share never-before-heard stories about filming the series and welcome guests including the actors, directors and writers from Prison Break’s 5 seasons. They answer fan questions, run a few contests, and dig into the way TV - and our culture - has changed ...

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WHITE COLLAR PRISON: A MUSICAL is a farcical audio special that explores the class divide in our prison system, fueled by a massive wealth gap in the United States. Using characters inspired by real-life white-collar criminals, the story follows the exploits of Congressman Richard Dutch after he is sentenced to 87 days in a junior executive suite at the White Eagle Luxury Correctional Facility & Spa. This audio story is written by the Emmy-winning songwriting team of Gregory James Jenkins and Neil Garguilo who also star alongside an exceptional cast including Lucas Grabeel (High School Musical...

A comprehensive four-volume history of one soldier's 15 months in Andersonville Prison during the Civil War. The book is divided into 83 chapters, each with a different event witnessed during the author's incarceration. Andersonville was a notoriously cruel Confederate prisoner camp, with many of the Union soldiers imprisoned dying due to the deplorable conditions within. All four volumes will be covered as a complete book. [Chapter 81 written by a Rev. Sheppard is omitted in this edition.] - Summary by Jeffery Smith

Mark Malek and Matt Comegys are American explorers working out the weird vibes and head trips of Patrick McGoohan's iconic 60's television show, "The Prisoner."

We have our special guest Luigi. He talks his journey on how he became a chef and how many Michelin star restaurants he has worked in. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Based on interviews with currently and formerly incarcerated artists, prison visits, and the author's own family experiences with the penal system, Marking Time shows how the imprisoned turn ordinary objects into elaborate works of art. Working with meager supplies and in the harshest conditions - including solitary confinement - these artists find ways to resist the brutality and depravity that prisons engender. The impact of their art, Fleetwood observes, can be felt far beyond prison walls.

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