Mark A. Jones, speaking from protective custody inside Missouri’s NECC, delivers a sobering truth: the greatest threat inside prison walls is not just confinement, it is dehumanization.

He reveals how intolerance, hate, and indifference strip men and women of their dignity every single day — not because of their crimes, but because society has decided they are no longer worthy of compassion.

This is more than a prison story. It’s a human story.
When we allow people to be treated as less than human — whether by lawmakers, correctional staff, or through public silence — we poison the very soul of justice.

We cannot look away.
We cannot stay silent.
We must demand accountability, dignity, and reform.

Mark’s words are a call to every one of us: If redemption is possible, it must be possible for all.

Stand with us. Share this message. Speak truth where others stay silent. Change begins when we refuse to accept dehumanization as normal.

In this groundbreaking episode of Resilience2Redemption, we welcome back Reginald Clemons, a former death row prisoner in Missouri turned global visionary. From the confines of a prison cell, Reginald has crafted an international economic blueprint designed to disrupt poverty, stabilize GDP, and bring financial dignity to underserved communities around the world.

At the heart of his vision is the A.P. Coin—a digital currency built to create living income access, close the wealth gap, and anchor global wages in fairness and sustainability. Alongside his African American Trust Fund and New Economic Structure, Reginald shares how he’s already received interest from international governments—including a recent response from France—proving that innovation knows no bounds.

In this episode, he answers hard questions about:

• Governmental pushback

• Lack of investor cooperation

• The challenges of credibility as a system-impacted innovator

• And what happens next if the world refuses to support his vision

This is more than economic theory. It’s a spiritual and social reckoning—a call to rethink ownership, equity, and innovation from the inside out.

Listen now to hear how one man’s dream could transform the future of humanity.

In this urgent episode of Resilience2Redemption, we revisit the powerful story of Heather Putt—a former Missouri Department of Corrections Officer and Nurse turned whistleblower—who is fighting for her son’s survival behind bars.

Heather’s son, Michael Putt, remains trapped in Administrative Segregation (ADSEG) at Crossroads Correctional Center, after enduring brutal assaults by multiple inmates that left him with knocked-out teeth, broken glasses, and blackened eyes. His kites and grievances have been ignored, his tablet was taken, and his only lifeline to the outside world is limited mail contact with his mother.

Heather exposes the culture of cover-ups, retaliation, and silence within MODOC leadership—led by her former boss, Miles Strid, now Director of Adult Institutions. She warns that Michael’s inhumane treatment is not an exception but part of a broken system where accountability does not exist.

Tune in to hear Heather’s heartbreaking update, her call for justice, and her fearless stand as both a mother and a whistleblower who refuses to be silenced.