In the ninth episode of Prison Pennies, Sasha and June are reunited in their precious closet. But hold onto your hats—prison lockdowns are wreaking havoc! Sasha is on a rampage over her friend's creepy stalker, while June can’t quite break free from her penpal. Expect hilarious rants about birds, some wild rounds of "Would You Rather," and their outrageous take on the "Man vs. Bear" showdown. With juicy updates, pretzel bread, and a surprise for Sasha, this episode is a rollercoaster of laughs and drama. As they sign off, they can't help but wonder: is it us you love listening to, or the prison antics? Tune in for a wild ride!

Batten down the hatches, folks! The storms threw us for a loop and left us scrambling, but we’d never leave you hanging! Bear with our slightly sketchy Zoom recording as we navigate this wild ride. Sasha’s on the struggle bus trying to lock down a pen pal, but fear not—Mike and one of our trusty pennies swoop in to save the day! Get the juicy details on what happens with June's first pen pal, and brace yourself for June's heartfelt message to anyone dealing with relationship abuse.

Expect our signature hilarious rants about psychotic episodes in love lives, mixed with serious ponderings: Are women really treated more harshly in prison? And what's the surprising link between prison and poetry? Tune in for storms, secrets, and a whole lot of laughs—because even when the weather's wild, we bring the sunshine!

***June is still looking for the link to the workshop - but it will update here!

In the electrifying seventh episode of Prison Pennies, June unveils her third pen pal, but what she thought would be a straightforward connection takes an unexpected turn when she encounters unforeseen challenges. As secret conversations between June and Mike are revealed, drama ensues. Meanwhile, Sasha delves into her own family history, offering poignant insights that illuminate the present situation. Amidst the chaos, June reflects on the complexities of relationship boundaries, the importance of communication cues, and shares a revelation she had about telling men “No.” ...And we know what you may be thinking, despite June's love life might be a trainwreck, her family life and friendships are what dreams are made of. Finally, the burning question on everyone's mind is answered: has June called it quits with her original pen pal? Tune in to find out!

Dust off your scrunchies because the sixth episode of Prison Pennies is a '90s flashback style episode, featuring a crossover with Shawn and Mike from Prison Audio – and it's about to get wild! Tune in as we introduce you to June's new pen pal, Shawn, who gives us an honest glimpse of life behind bars, and how he got there. Amidst the hilarious banter and nostalgic reminiscing, Shawn answers our burning questions and gives Sasha some invaluable pen pal advice (she’s in desperate need of some guidance). But the real star of the show? Ladies and gentlemen, you get to meet the one-and-only Mike, who steals the show and our hearts (well at least Sasha’s).

Craving more of these charming gentlemen? Head over to www.prisonaudio.com for all the behind-the-scenes prison content your heart desires.

And hey, if you're feeling like Shawn didn’t get a fair shake, lend your support by signing the petition to help get Shawn home to his family: https://www.change.org/p/department-of-justice-free-shawn-robert-johnson-who-acted-in-self-defense

Now, let's get serious for a sec: We might crack jokes left and right, but harassment of any kind is no laughing matter (even Mike knew what he signed up for when he joined our crazy crew). So, if you ever find yourself wading through uncomfortable waters at work or anywhere else, remember there are resources out there to help you navigate your way through, no matter how murky or unsettling it may be:

• Workplace Harassment Prevention Resources: www.eeoc.gov
• National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) or visit www.rainn.org
• Anti-Defamation League: www.adl.org
• Human Rights Campaign: www.hrc.org
• National Women's Law Center: www.nwlc.org

In the fifth riveting episode of Prison Pennies, June finds herself plunging headfirst into the murky depths of penpal connections, unaware of the darkness lurking beneath the surface. Meanwhile, Sasha's initial discomfort with June's penpal intensifies into full-blown concern as she witnesses her friend becoming entangled in a potentially dangerous situation. As they delve deeper into the mysteries surrounding June's penpal, they uncover unsettling truths that cast a shadow over the entire endeavor. Sasha, growing increasingly worried for June's safety, urges her friend to sever ties, but June remains undecided. In a bold move, Sasha puts the decision to a vote, calling on the audience to weigh in on whether June should continue with this particular pen pal. As the tension mounts, both women grapple with the unsettling feeling of "the ick," and they wonder: what gives the audience "the ick"? With uncertainties looming and tensions running high, so much is unclear – except that Sasha is obsessed with Mike.

In the fourth electrifying episode of Prison Pennies, Sasha and June dive headfirst into the rollercoaster world of penpal relationships, grappling with the notorious phenomenon known as "the ick." As they explore new potential connections and navigate the highs and lows of penpalship, they stumble upon a potential guide from the inside who may hold the key to unraveling their penpal woes. But the journey takes a somber turn as they delve into weightier topics, including the ethics of organ transplants from prisoners, sentencing disparities, and the effectiveness (or lack thereof) of prison reform efforts. Along the way, they find themselves delving into personal rabbit holes, sharing wild anecdotes and insights that keep the conversation engaging and unpredictable.

We always want all our listeners to feel safe, if you have been the victim of rape and/or physical abuse, the resources below aim to provide support and assistance to survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence, ensuring that help is available to those who need it most.

• National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) or visit www.rainn.org
• National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or visit www.thehotline.org
• Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN): www.rainn.org
• National Coalition Against Domestic Violence: www.ncadv.org
• Love Is Respect: 1-866-331-9474 or text LOVEIS to 22522, or visit www.loveisrespect.org

Get ready for another jaw-dropping episode of Prison Pennies as Sasha and June spill the tea on their penpal escapades! From giddy excitement to tough love reality checks, they dish out all the juicy details on their chosen inmates and whether they got a reply. But hold onto your hats, folks, because this isn't your average chit-chat session. Amidst the laughter and banter, they tackle taboo topics like dick pics, hookers, and the murky waters of the penpal world. But the laughter fades as they uncover a darker side to both penpal relationships and social media, raising thought-provoking questions about online safety and the responsibility of fostering connections with strangers. As they reflect on their own experiences, they can't help but wonder: does everyone truly deserve a penpal?

Speaking of safety, we've got your back, parents! If you're navigating the wild waters of keeping your kids safe online, check out these top-notch resources:

• National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC): www.missingkids.org
• Common Sense Media: www.commonsensemedia.org
• Internet Safety 101: www.internetsafety101.org
• Parental Control Apps: Dive into parental control apps like Qustodio, Bark, or Net Nanny to keep tabs on your child's online activity.
• Open Communication: Keep those lines of communication wide open! Talk to your kiddos about online safety, setting boundaries, and speaking up about anything that feels off.

In the second installment of Prison Pennies, Sasha and June dive back into the realm of prison penpalship as they grapple with the challenge of selecting the perfect inmate to correspond with. As they sift through a sea of inmate profiles, they candidly discuss their struggles in finding someone they genuinely connect with. With tales of swiping left on dating apps and the disconcerting trend of women disappearing after Tinder dates looming in their minds, they entertain a surprising notion: could writing to a prisoner actually feel safer than modern dating? June humorously compares the dynamics of dating apps to the unique interactions found in penpal relationships with inmates, sparking contemplation about the potential safety and authenticity such connections may provide. Amidst their trademark wit and tendency for delightful tangents, Sasha and June keep the conversation engaging and light-hearted, delving into off-topic discussions ranging from healthcare to encounters with panhandlers, and everything in between.