Yes, once you’ve done the time, you should get your rights back – with a caveat or two. This is a fascinating discussion about criminal justice reform. It’s a nuanced topic, a complex issue that should be tackled with passion and compassion. Let us know what you think in the comments section.
In another fascinating and wide ranging conversation with special guest Josh Crawford from the Pegasus Institute, we take on the woke Grinches coming after Dr. Seuss and the wider implications of cancel culture, the horrible timing of Republicans trying to raise Kentucky’s gas tax and criminal justice reform including dignity for incarcerated women.
There’s a lot of controversy surrounding the upcoming constitutional amendment vote on Marsy’s law. Supporters describe it as a “victim’s bill of rights” while opponents say the law will erode the rights of the accused and leave victims even more vulnerable. Which side is right? Listen to one of the amendment’s staunchest supporters, State Senator…
Councilman Anthony Piagentini joins us in a wide ranging discussion talking about his personal experience with #COVID and what the President faces, failed Louisville Leadership in the Breonna Taylor incident, and the nationwide ammo shortage.
Josh Crawford stops back by the pod and we discuss work ethic lessons from our fathers, the Breonna Taylor case and criminal justice reform, and the SCOTUS mess in the wake of Justice Ginsberg’s death.
One of the few things most Americans agree on right now is that our justice system is broken. Too many people are in prison for non-violent crime, there are too many laws on the books, it’s too easy to become a criminal. It’s time for that to change. Holly Lynn Harris is the Executive Director…
Dr. Jo Jorgensen is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Clemson University. She holds a Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology (Clemson, 2002) and has taught full-time since 2006. It was an honor to have her on today to discuss her platform, not all of which I agree with, but she’s certainly very intelligent and a big fan…
Nikki Goeser is the Executive Director of the Crime Prevention Research Center and the author of “Stalked And Defenseless: How Gun Control Helped My Stalker Murder My Husband in Front of Me.” She recently wrote a piece at Town Hall discussing how the justice system has not only failed people of color but people of all…