The Newspaper Behind Bars: Joseph Friedman Tells Jeremy Cordeaux How About Time Got Over the Wall | Court of Public Opinion
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The Newspaper Behind Bars: Joseph Friedman Tells Jeremy Cordeaux How About Time Got Over the Wall | Court of Public Opinion
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Former commercial lawyer and freelance journalist Joseph Friedman joins Jeremy Cordeaux on this week's Court of Public Opinion to talk about About Time, the monthly newspaper he founded for people in Australian prisons, inspired by the UK's Inside Time.
He explains how the paper won over eight separate corrections authorities, why criminal and personal injury lawyers are its biggest advertisers, what prisoners write about, and why he believes rehabilitation, not punishment inside, should be the priority. Jeremy also shares a memorable call he once took from a prison exercise yard, and the table swaps stories of creativity behind bars.
This interview aired live on The Court of Public Opinion on Friday 2 October 2026.
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