Inmates, Redemption & Second Chances: Stories You’ve Never Heard

What really happens inside America’s prisons? In this powerful conversation with Diane Kahn of Humans of San Quentin, we dive deep into the prison system, humanity, second chances, and the surprising truth about life behind bars. From San Quentin to an MS-13–run prison in Guatemala, we explore stories of survival, redemption, and what it really takes to break the cycle of incarceration.

This is not just about crime and punishment — it’s about people, faith, forgiveness, and the fight for a comeback story.

✨ If you’ve ever wondered whether people can truly change, this episode will challenge your perspective.

Things You’ll Learn in This Episode:
✅ Why America’s prison system is often described as “one step above hell”
✅ The shocking story of an MS-13–run prison in Guatemala — and why it was more humane than many U.S. prisons
✅ The five main reasons people end up incarcerated (it’s not always what you think)
✅ Why parole hearings set inmates up for failure — and how it fuels repeat offenses
✅ How education, entrepreneurship, and faith can transform lives behind bars
✅ The role of forgiveness, empathy, and second chances in true rehabilitation
✅ Why “you are not your crime” might be the key to reducing recidivism

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