As we wrap up Second Chance Month, host Phillip A. Jones leads a powerful and thought-provoking conversation with a panel of change-makers to explore what a second chance truly means, personally, and systemically. Each panelists, shares heartfelt reflections on the importance of redemption, accountability, and the urgent need to reimagine justice for those who've been incarcerated. But let us not wait until next April to recognize humanity, offer grace, and extend opportunities. Justice-impacted individuals deserve ongoing support, not just seasonal acknowledgement. Every day is a chance to stand in solidarity, shift narratives, and create space for healing, dignity, and hope.

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Jessica Younts, PhD, JD

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In this powerful panel discussion, host Phillip A. Jones engaged in an inspiring conversation with five dynamic leaders in the field of criminal justice reform. The Panelists shared their personal insights on what a second chance truly means to them, and reflected on the significance of April being designated as Second Chance Month. They also offered thoughtful perspectives on what meaningful criminal justice reform should look like-not just for those seeking a second chance, but also for those who were never given a fair first chance.

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Dr. Stanley Andrisse, MBA, PhD

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Scarlett West

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Stuti S. Kokkalera

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This week, host Phillip A. Jones, Jr. sits down with the incredible Monica Davis, a correctional nurse turned visionary entrepreneur. Monica shares her powerful journey—from working inside correctional facilities to launching His and Hers Universe LLC, a company dedicated to uplifting both men and women in our cultural communities. She’s also the heart behind They Are Human Too, a moving donation drive that brings essential skincare and religious items to incarcerated individuals—reminding them they are still seen, still valued, still human. Tune in to hear: • What inspired Monica to take action • The deep emotional truths she witnessed behind the walls • How compassion can spark real change in carceral spaces Let this episode move you. Inspire you. Call you to care.

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Host Phillip A. Jones engages Mujahideen Muhammad about the significance of the Second Look Act and its potential to help individuals who have been incarcerated for over 20 years. Dr. Clover A. Perez enriches the discourse with a poignant analogy, encapsulating the emotional journey of rehabilitated individuals who, despite their transformation, remain overlooked by those in positions of power to help with their release.

Louis L. Reed, a name that needs no introduction, remains a pivotal force in driving meaningful change within our criminal justice system. Listen in as Louis imparts profound insights that resonates long after the discussion ends.

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Phillip had an electrifying conversation with Scarlett West of A&E 60 Days In about her experience and thoughts about jail and what she learned from her experience.

Here the inspiring stoties of three amazing women who are standing strong and supporting their men who are behind the wall.

Jeffrey Deskovic, Esq, M.A, is an internationally recognized wrongful conviction expert and founder of The Jeffrey Deskovic Foundation for Justice. Through his foundation, he has freed 14 wrongful convicted people and helped to passed 6 laws. Attorney, Deskovic serves on the Global Advisory Council of Restorative Justice International, has given 100's presentation nationally and internationally; makes frequent media appearances and has hundreds of articles in print. Jeffrey's motivation is that he spent 16 years in prison from age 16-32 for a murder and rape which he didn't commit prior to being exonerated by DNA Testing. Such a powerful story and one that we invite you to listen to.

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