A panel of mothers whose sons are incarcerated discuss the Karmelo Anthony case, sharing personal stories of arrest, sentencing, solitary confinement, racial bias, and the emotional toll on families.

They offer advice on finding support, staying informed, relying on faith, and turning pain into purpose through advocacy and community action.

Tiffany returns after a much-needed break, sharing her move back home to support her son Damiani after his release, the financial and emotional sacrifices she made, and how the strain impacted her health and faith.

She announces the GPS (God's Pathway to Strength) six-week coaching program for mothers of incarcerated children, encouraging listeners to rediscover themselves, walk by faith, and take steps toward purpose and healing.

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Damiani recounts how a Mother's Day meant for family turned into a violent home invasion that upended his life. He explains the emotional and environmental influences of street life, movies, and absent fatherhood that pushed him toward crime, the panic and decisions during the aftermath, and the long legal consequences he narrowly avoided.

Throughout the episode he reflects on controlling emotions, choosing better company, spiritual growth, and the hard lessons learned from his time on the run and in custody. This episode is a raw, candid look at regret, responsibility, and the work of rebuilding.