सर्वश्रेष्ठ Prisons पॉडकास्टस (2025)

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Moral blindness | Jamie Bennett and Andrew Morris 49:45

20h ago49:45

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Jamie Bennett is is the author of a new book which looks at the challenges of managing prisons. He is Prison Contracts Group Director at His Majesty's Prison and Probation Service. He has been Governor of Morton Hall, Long Lartin, Grendon and Spring Hill prisons. Andrew Morris served a sentence in HMP Spring Hill while Jamie was the Governor there.…

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Chris Braitch (audio) Seen & Heard: Navigating Healing After Boarding School trauma 50:08

6d ago50:08

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keywords emotional health, boarding school trauma, Seen and Heard, mental health coaching, childhood trauma, healing journey, group therapy, educational system, child welfare, trauma-informed care summary In this conversation, David and Naomi meet Chris Braitch, an emotional health coach and founder of Seen and Heard, (http://www.seenheard.org.uk/)…

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Wildlife biologist becomes a prison officer in a county jail 52:16

7d ago52:16

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Craig Gottschalk was a wildlife biologist who went on to work in prisons for 12 years, first as a prison officer and finally as assistant director. He is now assistant ombudsman, investigating complaints from people in prison. Craig shares the signs to look out for before somebody becomes violent, taught to him from his days as a biologist. He tell…

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For a Livable Future: Building Movements to Stop War & Save the Planet 1:34:17

11d ago1:34:17

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Welcome to episode three of “Over the Wall: The Abolitionist Hour with Critical Resistance.” For listeners new to Beyond Prisons or our collaboration with Critical Resistance, this is a new, regular series that premiered in September of 2023. Hosted by members of Critical Resistance’s The Abolitionist Editorial Collective, “Over the Wall” discusses…

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Services d'alimentation 35:38

24d ago35:38

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Vous êtes-vous déjà demandé comment se passe l’heure du repas en prison? Pour nourrir des milliers de détenus dans un milieu contrôlé, il faut tout planifier et coordonner soigneusement et à très grande échelle. Dans cet épisode d’Au-delà des prisons, nous visitons le centre régional de production d'aliments du Québec et rencontrons le personnel dé…

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Food services 22:19

24d ago22:19

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Have you ever wondered what mealtime looks like in prison? Feeding thousands of inmates in a controlled environment requires careful coordination and planning on a massive scale. In this episode of Prisons Inside / Out, we visit Drumheller Institution in Alberta to meet the dedicated CSC staff making it happen each and every day.…

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Episode 12: Year-End Review of Research

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In this year-end episode, Dr. Bret Bucklen and producer Jeff Coleman sit down to review and discuss some of the research and evaluation accomplishments at the PA Department of Corrections during 2024. They discuss results from studies on topics such as inmate visitation, Intensive Parole Supervision caseloads, reentry relocation, and the in-prison …

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Chris Braitch (Video) Seen & Heard: Navigating Healing After Boarding School trauma 50:08

6d ago50:08

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keywords emotional health, boarding school trauma, Seen and Heard, mental health coaching, childhood trauma, healing journey, group therapy, educational system, child welfare, trauma-informed care summaryIn this conversation, David and Naomi meet Chris Braitch, an emotional health coach and founder of Seen and Heard, (http://www.seenheard.org.uk/) …

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Prison in numbers | Dr. Kimmett Edgar 49:28

8d ago49:28

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In November 2024, Janey Starling from the charity Level Up, called out the presenter of LBC's breakfast show Nick Ferrari live on air for his apparent ignorance of the facts around the imprisonment of women. In response to that interview, we invited friend of the podcast Dr. Kimmett Edgar to the studio to help us understand what the numbers can tel…

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George (Georgina) Capone (video) Dicovering the Strength Within: Boxing as a Path to Well-Being 43:11

13d ago43:11

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In this episode, Naomi and David speak with George (Georgina) Capone, a passionate advocate for using boxing as a therapeutic tool for well-being. They discuss the evolution of George's workshops for women, the benefits of embodied practices, and the importance of creating safe spaces for individuals to explore their inner strength. George is a Cli…

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George (Georgina) Capone (audio) Dicovering the Strength Within: Boxing as a Path to Well-Being 43:11

13d ago43:11

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In this episode, Naomi and David speak with George (Georgina) Capone, a passionate advocate for using boxing as a therapeutic tool for well-being. They discuss the evolution of George's workshops for women, the benefits of embodied practices, and the importance of creating safe spaces for individuals to explore their inner strength. George is a Cli…

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The case of Jodi Jones 49:15

18d ago49:15

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Luke Mitchell is serving a prison sentence in Scotland for the murder of Jodi Jones. He claims he is innocent and numerous documentaries have aired questioning his guilt. Why do some people think he is innocent? How do the media remain respectful of Jodi's family when reporting on these matters? And how might prison be for Luke, since he doesn't ac…

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Dr Katy Gardner & Dr Susanna Graham-Jones (video); Developing social engaged healthcare in Liverpool 8 1:04:14

20d ago1:04:14

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summaryThe conversation explores the experiences of Katy Gardner and Susanna Graham-Jones and their colleagues at the Princes Park Health Centre, focusing on their commitment to providing healthcare in a deprived inner-city area of Liverpool. They discuss their personal journeys into medicine, the visionary leadership of Cyril Taylor, the challenge…

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Katy Gardner & Susanna Graham-Jones (audio); Developing socially engaged healthcare in Liverpool 8. 1:04:14

20d ago1:04:14

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summaryThe conversation explores the experiences of Katy Gardner and Susanna Graham-Jones and their colleagues at the Princes Park Health Centre, focusing on their commitment to providing healthcare in a deprived inner-city area of Liverpool. They discuss their personal journeys into medicine, the visionary leadership of Cyril Taylor, the challenge…

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Spending Christmas outside San Quentin | Greg Eskridge and Eli Wirtschafter 32:25

22d ago32:25

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Greg Eskridge was released from San Quentin Rehabilitation Center in California, formerly known as San Quentin state prison, on 23 July 2024 after serving 30 years and 25 days. In prison Greg became a founding member of the Uncuffed radio program and podcast, a project run by the public radio station KALW. Greg now works full-time as Uncuffed’s fir…

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Dr Marianne Trent (video); Navigating the World of Therapy: Insights from Dr. Marianne Trent 47:55

27d ago47:55

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summaryIn this conversation, Dr. Marianne Trent, a clinical psychologist, discusses her journey in the field of psychology, the importance of finding qualified therapists, and the risks associated with unregulated therapy practices. She emphasizes the need for professional regulation in psychology to ensure patient safety and the significance of ex…

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Dr Marianne Trent (audio); Navigating the World of Therapy: Insights from Dr. Marianne Trent 47:55

27d ago47:55

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summaryIn this conversation, Dr. Marianne Trent, a clinical psychologist, discusses her journey in the field of psychology, the importance of finding qualified therapists, and the risks associated with unregulated therapy practices. She emphasizes the need for professional regulation in psychology to ensure patient safety and the significance of ex…

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The other side of imprisonment: how families cope 35:14

28d ago35:14

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Roughly 20,000 children in Scotland experience parental imprisonment each year. But what unique challenges do families of imprisoned individuals face? How do they navigate the emotional and practical realities of life during the Christmas season? I chat with Professor Nancy Loucks OBE, Chief Executive of Families Outside, to explore how the impact …

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Outside the Old Bailey 39:42

29d ago39:42

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In November the Sentencing Academy, a charity that aims to improve public understanding of sentencing in England and Wales, released a piece of research entitled 'Who is in prison and what is the purpose of imprisonment?'. It concluded that most people know very little about prisons. To test these findings, Phil and Paula went to stand outside the …

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Dr Bernadette Dancy (audio) Health Coach Navigating Panic: The Stress Response Explained 59:15

1M ago59:15

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Bernadette is a coach and speaker specializing in stress management. She started her career as a University Lecturer in 2001 teaching Health and Exercise science for 15 years before experiencing burnout and then setting about learning as much as she could about stress in an attempt to not only recover herself but also to help others suffering the s…

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Dr Bernadette Dancy (video) Health Coach Navigating Panic: The Stress Response Explained 59:15

1M ago59:15

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Bernadette is a coach and speaker specializing in stress management. She started her career as a University Lecturer in 2001 teaching Health and Exercise science for 15 years before experiencing burnout and then setting about learning as much as she could about stress in an attempt to not only recover herself but also to help others suffering the s…

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I disappeared for seven years | Sarah Moore and Sonya Ruparel 38:39

1M ago38:39

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Sarah Moore was exposed to the most dangerous situations imaginable during a seven-year period in which she disappeared from her family's life. She wanted to protect them from the effects of her chaotic lifestyle and mental ill-health, both of which she struggled to manage. She is now a criminal justice practitioner working at Anawim, a Women's Cen…

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Christmas at Eastern State Penitentiary 39:24

1M ago39:24

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Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, USA, was one of the most famous prisons in the world. How did the prison function in the 19th century and beyond? And how was Christmas celebrated there throughout the centuries? We chat to Damon McCool, the Senior Manager of Programme Development there now that the prison is a tourist site, to find out. …

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Peter Gill (video) Focusing, listening to the wisdom of your body. 46:20

1M ago46:20

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Peter Gill is one of the UK’s foremost Focusing Teachers, and has been teaching Focusing for over 20 years. Prior to this, he spent a decade practising and teaching meditation. Also trained in trauma healing, grief work and nature connection. Peter brings an embodied, accessible and honest approach to his writings and teaching. He published his fir…

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Peter Gill (audio); Focusing, listening to the wisdom of your body. 46:20

1M ago46:20

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Peter Gill is one of the UK’s foremost Focusing Teachers, and has been teaching Focusing for over 20 years. Prior to this, he spent a decade practising and teaching meditation. Also trained in trauma healing, grief work and nature connection. Peter brings an embodied, accessible and honest approach to his writings and teaching. He published his fir…

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Six people who were in prison and now work in radio | Ali, Jules, Nico, Garth, Faye ... plus Paula 44:20

1M ago44:20

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The Prison Radio Association is a charity that runs National Prison Radio, the world’s first national radio station for people serving prison sentences. We employ people in prison to develop their skills, find their best voices and help them discover ways to lead crime-free lives after release. This week we are participating in The Big Give, a nati…

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SCI Spotlight: Greene and Laurel Highlands

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Our podcast’s tour of DOC facilities is winding down with only a few left, but not before a chat with SCI Greene and SCI Laurel Highlands. This episode kicks off with a chat with Greene Superintendent Randy Evans and Deputy Superintendent for Centralized Services Mark Dialesandro. The duo share about Greene’s PA Correctional Garment Shop, its uniqu…

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Anna Hutchinson (Audio); The challenges of gender identity services 48:14

2M ago48:14

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keywords clinical psychology, adolescent mental health, gender identity, Tavistock Clinic, diagnostic overshadowing, cognitive dissonance, ethical dilemmas, systemic failures, professional accountability, critical thinking, evidence-based medicine, mental health, physical health, clinical psychology, body-mind connection, multidisciplinary teams, s…

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Denmark's prisons: beyond the Nordic ideal 50:22

2M ago50:22

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Anne Okkels Birk grew up on the grounds of a prison in Denmark as her dad was a prison governor. She went on to work for the prison service and is now a criminologist. She shares what this experience was like growing up, some of the challenges Danish prisons face, why sending prisoners to Kosovo isn't a good idea and lessons we can learn from the H…

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Dr Anna Hutchinson (Video); The Challenges of Gender Identity Services 48:14

2M ago48:14

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keywords clinical psychology, adolescent mental health, gender identity, Tavistock Clinic, diagnostic overshadowing, cognitive dissonance, ethical dilemmas, systemic failures, professional accountability, critical thinking, evidence-based medicine, mental health, physical health, clinical psychology, body-mind connection, multidisciplinary teams, s…

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Parenting from behind bars | Sean Henry 33:19

2M ago33:19

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Sean Henry received multiple prison terms through his early adult life. But receiving a long sentence for a serious offence when his son was just two months old, Sean discovered a different perspective on his own life and the way he had been acting. With precious support from key people in his life, including his son's mother and their extended fam…

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Justice réparatrice 30:30

2M ago30:30

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« Disons que j'étais un peu fasciné. Comme la plupart des gens sont fascinés par cette idée que des victimes de crimes graves rencontrent les auteurs d'infraction ou même que certains survivants rencontrent les auteurs des crimes qui leur ont enlevé leurs enfants, leurs conjoints » Dans cet épisode, nous discutons avec Serge, un médiateur du progra…

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Restorative justice 1:08:24

2M ago1:08:24

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“I told him that I forgave him for who he was, not for what he took from me, that was very important that I worded it that way.” In this episode, we share Angie’s story, in her own words. After her brother was murdered, Angie began her healing journey with the support of a Restorative Opportunities (RO) program mediator. Episode resources: Informat…

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Episode 11: Prison Violence (Bill Nicklow)

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In this episode we speak with Bill Nicklow, deputy superintendent for facility security and special operations at the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections. Bill talks with us about the practical side of efforts to reduce prison violence. He also shares highlights of his long and interesting career in the department. Bill provides context to the p…

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