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The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 93 - Diane Kahn
Oct 27, 2025
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The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 92: Oscar Benitez & Paul Solomon
Jun 4, 2025
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The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 91 - Antonio Sadler (A Prisoner of Perception)
May 10, 2025
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The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 90 - Shelley Winner (From the Loosing Loop to the Winner's Circle)
May 10, 2025
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The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 89 - Donald Hinton (From Prison To Properties)
May 1, 2025
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| 10/27/25 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 93 - Diane Kahn | Life Beyond the Bars: How I help people move beyond prisonFor the past eight years, Diane Kahn has been working in the re-entry space, not as someone who has personally experienced incarceration, but as a passionate advocate and ally. As the founding member and Executive Director of Humans of San Quentin, Diane has spent the last seven years volunteering at San Quentin State Prison, helping incarcerated men earn their high school diplomas. But her work goes far deeper than education.Through her hands-on experience, Diane has witnessed the profound vulnerability and emotional intelligence of the people society too often writes off. This experience ignited in her an unstoppable dedication to share their stories, their art, their poetry, and their humanity with the outside world.Humans of San Quentin has grown into a powerful platform that shares the lives of thousands of incarcerated people through letters, art, poetry, and face-to-face interviews with people in prisons around the world. Each story shared transforms lives—helping those inside feel seen, heard, and connected to a world that has forgotten them.Most recently, Diane and her team launched a groundbreaking podcast that gives voice to both survivors of violent crimes and the individuals convicted of those crimes—creating facilitated meetings where healing, accountability, and reconciliation become possible. It’s not your typical true crime podcast; it’s about humanity, transformation, and the often-excluded stories that need to be heard.🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com... | — | ||||||
| 6/4/25 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 92: Oscar Benitez & Paul Solomon | From System to Solution: How Outcomes-Based Models Transform Re-EntryOscar is a Managing Director at Third Sector, leading efforts in criminal-legal system reform and homelessness solutions nationwide. He has nearly a decade of experience in enhancing government systems for communities facing significant barriers. Oscar has successfully launched cross-departmental initiatives and synchronized public and philanthropic resources to reduce incarceration and homelessness. He has a background as an investor, broadcaster, and researcher. Additionally, he holds a degree from the University of Pennsylvania, completed the Bridge Program at the Tuck School of Business, and was named a Gates Millennium Scholar through the Bill &amp Melinda Gates Foundation.Paul serves as co-chair of the Governor's Racial Justice Council on Criminal Justice Reform and Police Accountability and serves on the Governor's Reentry Council and the University of Oregon's Institutional Review Board. He is a past chair of the Dave's Killer Bread Foundation, past chair of Lane County's Public Safety Coordinating Council and Lane County's Reentry Task Force and previous vice-chair of the Oregon Public Defense Services Commission and serves on many other housing and criminal/legal related boards and committees.Paul's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-solomon-4b032120/Oscar's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/oabenitez/Third Sector The Way Home webpage: https://www.thirdsectorcap.org/portfolio/lane-county-the-way-home/Sponsors Inc: https://sponsorsinc.org/programs/reentry-resource-center/The Way Home evaluation and two-page summary: http://44915299.hs-sites.com/impact-lane-county-twhOregon Criminal Justice Commission - which Paul chairshttp://44915299.hs-sites.com/impact-lane-county-twh | — | ||||||
| 5/10/25 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 91 - Antonio Sadler (A Prisoner of Perception) | Antonio Sadler is a Product Manager at ViaPath Technologies, where his innovative projects are designed to support the incarcerated and their families. A returning citizen, Antonio transformed his life through hard work, education, and faith after serving 10 years in SCDC. His journey from prisoner to product manager fuels his passion for second-chance initiatives and tech-driven social impact. Antonio is a proud husband and father of two daughters and credits his family's unwavering support to his success. Today, he champions reentry solutions that build stronger communities and brighter futures. | — | ||||||
| 5/10/25 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 90 - Shelley Winner (From the Loosing Loop to the Winner's Circle) | From the Loosing Loop to the Winner's CircleShelley Winner is a former top Microsoft sales representative who left the corporate world to dedicate herself full-time to Winner’s Circle, a company she founded to create pathways of opportunity for justice-involved individuals. As a passionate Restorative Justice Advocate, Shelley is committed to reducing recidivism, breaking down barriers to employment, and advocating for the rights and dignity of those impacted by the criminal legal system.Drawing from her own lived experience, Shelley understands the challenges formerly incarcerated individuals face when reentering the workforce. Her work is deeply personal and powerfully informed by overcoming systemic bias, which fuels her drive to educate companies with the hopes to transform their hiring practices and promote inclusive employment. She founded Winner’s Circle, an in-prison rehabilitative and vocational training program that equips incarcerated individuals with real-world business skills.Shelley’s advocacy has reached national audiences through her TED Talk and a featured role in a PBS documentary series, where she shares her story of resilience and reintegration. She is a sought-after speaker and thought leader on topics such as fair chance hiring, restorative justice, and creating equity in the workplace.At the intersection of lived experience and leadership, Shelley’s mission is clear: to build a future where every person has the opportunity to thrive—regardless of their past.. | — | ||||||
| 5/1/25 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 89 - Donald Hinton (From Prison To Properties) | From Prison to PropertiesDonald Hinton was born 1988 in a small town called alton IL he grew up without father so he was raised by the streets. The rappers and neighborhood drug dealers were the only role models for him, and he became what he seen and he ultimately went to prison for the lifestyle he was living. He ended up doing eight years for guns and drugs, while in prison, he had a moment where he realized he must change. If he didn't change well, then his son would be just like him. So he learned a new skill. He got out of prison and implemented the things that he learned.Five months after he was released, he acquired a property. Following that, he acquired another and another and now he's building his real estate portfolio and educating people on how how he went from prison to properties. | — | ||||||
| 12/7/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 88 - Donnie Landon ( Children of Incarcerated Fathers) | When it comes to prison reentry and breaking the cycle of incarceration, Donnie Landon’s life journey offers a beacon of hope. Born in Washington, D.C., Donnie grew up in an environment overshadowed by the justice system. His father was incarcerated throughout his childhood, and many close family members faced similar fates. This meant Donnie was surrounded by the realities of prison from a young age, struggling to find his own path amid the pull of the streets and the absence of key family role models.Despite these challenges, Donnie’s mother instilled in him an unwavering faith and work ethic, working double shifts to provide for their family. She taught him that despite where he came from, he could rise above. Donnie channeled these lessons, eventually achieving a remarkable transformation, serving in high government positions—including the role of Chief of Staff and contributing to the President’s Daily Brief, a rare accomplishment for someone from his background.Today, as the founder of Vision of Life, a nonprofit focused on supporting incarcerated fathers and disadvantaged children, Donnie dedicates himself to creating second chances for others. His personal journey allows him to relate to men who are seeking a way back into society. He knows firsthand the toll incarceration takes not just on the individual, but on their families and communities.Donnie’s perspective as someone who overcame systemic barriers, earned advanced degrees, and rose to impactful positions makes him uniquely qualified to speak about reentry challenges and solutions. His story can inspire hope for those transitioning from incarceration, showing them that it’s possible to break free from the cycle, rebuild, and even rise to positions of influence and service.#inspiration #personalgrowth #motivation #overcomingobstacles #empowerment #resilience #subscribe #lifelessons #transformation #selfimprovement | — | ||||||
| 12/7/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 87 - Tyler Foster (Advocacy After Incarceration) | From experiencing incarceration as a teenager to pursuing a law degree on a full scholarship at the University of Memphis, Tyler Foster's journey embodies transformation and purpose. During his 6.5 months behind bars, Tyler became a 'jailhouse lawyer,' helping fellow inmates understand their cases and legal rights. This experience sparked his passion for criminal legal reform. Today, he serves on the Governance Committee of the Formerly Incarcerated College Graduates Network, works with the Jailhouse Lawyer Initiative, and maintains a stellar academic record. His mission is clear: to transform the legal system from the inside out, informed by his lived experience and driven by a commitment to justice. #inspiration #personalgrowth #motivation #overcomingobstacles #resilience #selfimprovement #empowerment #subscribe #transformation #lifelessons #thereentryjourney #journey | — | ||||||
| 12/7/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 86 - Dr. Nichole Pettway (Changing Statistics) | Dr. Nichole Pettway is a transformative leader, author, and advocate whose journey from incarceration to empowerment fuels her mission to support formerly incarcerated individuals in breaking cycles of recidivism. As the Program Manager for Social Medicine at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, Nichole brings her expertise in addressing homelessness, addiction, and mental health to create pathways for positive change. Through her nonprofit, Building Bridges, she develops and leads training programs aimed at empowering individuals impacted by incarceration. A published author and recipient of the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award, Nichole's story exemplifies resilience, compassion, and a commitment to lifting others. #reentry #inspiration #personalgrowth #overcomingobstacles #motivation #empowerment #resilience #subscribe #transformation #lifelessons #selfimprovement | — | ||||||
| 12/7/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 85 - Robert Borelli (Never to late for a new beginning) | Robert was an associate in the Gambino crime family for 24 years. Got involved with the drug business and before long the drugs got involved with my business and went from the up and coming star in the Gambino crime family to becoming Robert the crack head.He surrendered his life to Christ my last time in prison 1997 and have been a witness for Christ my Lord and Savior ever since. He was in the witness protection program but not in it any more. Robert co authored his book The Witness, and did a short documentary about Robert’s life which won 2 awards at content 2024 film festival. You can find it on his website robertborelli.com. #reentry #journey #gambinocrimefamily #witness #christ #jesus | — | ||||||
| 12/7/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 84 - Jayson Bawcum (Correction and Connection) | Jayson Bawcum is a recovering drug addict and alcoholic who has realized a sense of purpose and direction within the Arizona recovery community. He believes in the preservation of human dignity through compassion, mentorship, healthy and meaningful personal connection and positive community contribution. #inspiration #personalgrowth #overcomingobstacles #motivation #transformation #empowerment #subscribe #selfimprovement #personaldevelopment #alcoholicsanonymous #recovery #reentry #journey | — | ||||||
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| 12/7/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 83 - William “Kitt” Kitarogers (Look At Us Now) | Kit shares his story of overcoming addiction and incarceration. Kit talks about his journey from growing up on the block and selling drugs to finding sobriety and building a new life. He discusses the challenges he faced in prison and how he was able to turn his life around. Kit also talks about the importance of education and finding positive role models. #thereentryjourney #podcast #reentry #prison #reform #subcribe #motivation #transformation #inspiration #personalgrowth #overcomingobstacles | — | ||||||
| 12/7/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 82 - Ernest Moss (Corporate Convict) | Corporate Convict: How I navigated a 6 figure salary while on Parole. In prison with a 20 year sentence at the age of 18, I came home after 10 and was only out a year before being incarcerated again because of guilty by association. Did 2 more years and read my first mindset book; Rich Dad, Poor Dad. I took a computer course inside and taught myself how to type and came home to college. I completed a Masters Degree in Technology and was making 6 figures while on parole. Moms passed 2 years ago and her last words to me were to take care of her boys, and I created my company WTF What's The Formula Mentoring Academy and created my first 3 books. Now my goal is to impact the lives of 1 billion people with my story and my Success Formulas, beginning with BS (Belief System) #personalgrowth #inspiration #motivation #selfimprovement #secondchance #subscribe #breakingthecycle #motivationmonday #education #overcomingadversity | — | ||||||
| 3/9/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 81 - Janet Lynn Garcia (Advance Her - Begin, Believe,, and Belong) | Janet Lynn Garcia, a resilient U.S. Marine Corps Veteran, shared her compelling journey on CBN 700 Club in 2018. From enduring Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) to battling personal hardships, she faced abuse, family struggles, and a near-fatal accident. She suffered from her own brokenness addictions to alcohol, drugs, looking for love in all the wrong places, and on and off mental health issues and torments that never seemed to end. However, an event took place that allowed her to quit cold turkey and set her on a path of healing and wholeness. A transformative encounter with 'truth' marked the beginning of her spiritual development journey, leading to healing, forgiveness, and restoration. In the Marine Corps, Janet found purpose and now a mission to support women in recovery. Now pursuing a master's and doctoral degree with an expected graduation date May 2025, she employs a faith-based approach to empower women in peer leadership, bridging the gap between ACE and spiritual growth. Janet's mission is clear: guide women in breaking free from dysfunction, healing from toxic stress, and experiencing true liberation. The military never leave a man behind and in this case she declares, “Not on my watch woman.” #inspiration #subscribe #motivation #personalgrowth #selfimprovement #prison #reentry #secondchance #education #podcast | — | ||||||
| 3/9/24 | ![]() The Reentry Journey: Episode 80 - Kaysia Earley (From Solitary Confinement to Solo Practitioner.) | Criminal Defense Attorney's experience on both sides. Kaysia Earley Esq. journey from a jail cell to one of the top lawyers in Miami is nothing less than amazing and God's plan. She guides us on how not to get caught up in a trap when having a run in with law enforcement, by using the TRAPS system. She provides T.R.A.P.S. cards across the county to have in your car just incase you have any run ins with police. You can watch Kaysia talk about the legalities and process on other cases on CourtTV. This is her second time on The Re-Entry Journey Podcast and she is breaking down many different aspect of law from thr 13th Amendment to probation termination. #subscribe #inspiration #motivation #personalgrowth #selfimprovement #podcast #reentry #prison #secondchance #education | — | ||||||
| 3/9/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 79: Trinese McDowell - The Me I Never Knew | Trinese McDowell journey from being the child of a pastor to exchanging the college life for the streets. Trinese sits down with The Reentry Journey and talks about The ME She never knew #subscribe #inspiration #motivation #personalgrowth #podcast #reentry #selfimprovement #prison #education #jail | — | ||||||
| 3/9/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 78 - Greg Robinson (Carceral Control) | Carceral Control After being sentenced under the draconian federal crack laws, with no qualifications for relief because of having an career criminal enhancement added to his sentence, Greg Robinson talks about his struggle and carceral Control of the federal supervision #subscribe #reentry #prison #inspiration #motivation #podcast #education #journey #jail #personalgrowth | — | ||||||
| 3/9/24 | ![]() 4:43 / 52:17 The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 77 -Barbara Baker (Reclaiming Freedom: From Incarceration to Advocacy) | Barbara Baker, the Advocacy Director and Certified Peer Support Specialist at Keyway Center for Diversion and Reentry, brings over 25 years of unwavering dedication to transforming the lives of justice-involved women. As a passionate advocate, Ms. Baker champions alternatives to incarceration and tirelessly campaigns for legislative reforms aimed at improving the lives of justice-involved women. Having personally experienced incarceration, Ms. Baker's commitment is deeply rooted in her own journey to empowerment. Her transformative experience fuels her mission to provide the support she wished for during her early years. In her extensive tenure at Keyway, she has had a profound impact, positively influencing the lives of thousands of women. As a Certified Peer Support Specialist, Ms. Baker draws on her unique perspective to connect with and guide justice-involved women through their own paths of healing and growth. Her lived experience serves as a beacon of hope, showcasing that redemption and transformation are not only possible but achievable. Ms. Baker's advocacy work extends beyond the walls of Keyway, resonating in legislative circles where she actively pursues changes that address the specific needs and challenges faced by justice-involved women. Her tireless efforts contribute to reshaping the narrative surrounding incarceration and reentry. Barbara Baker stands as a living testament to the transformative power of support, resilience, and advocacy. Her journey from incarceration to empowerment has become an inspiration, guiding others towards a brighter, more promising future. #inspiration #motivation #subscribe #reentry #prison #podcast #journey #jail #education #addiction | — | ||||||
| 3/9/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 76 - Quenten Sims (The Phoenix) | I Grew up a military brat in a midfle class family. The middle chid of three boys. Grew up I close knit family . Moved all around. Had a gift of gab. And a charisma about myself. Very outgoing and athletic Grew up wanting to be an actor. Graduated from high school . Attended college and served in the military. Grew up a people pleaser. Had no sense of direction nor purpose. I lost myself inorder to find myself. #subscribe #reentry #prison #inspiration #motivation #podcast #journey #thereentryjourney | — | ||||||
| 3/9/24 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 75 - Spencer Cook ( Failure isn't an Option) | Addict since 12. Athlete. Criminal minded. Full of entitlement, ego and fear. Emotionally and spiritually bankrupt to a completely law abiding godly being. I live right, I walk the walk, my energy is pure and I’m doing gods work. I’m just looking to make the planet a better place than I found it. #subscribe #reentry #inspiration #motivation | — | ||||||
| 10/9/23 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 69 - Mike Ruffino(Making The Right Choice) | Making The Right Choice After 6.5 years of incarceration Mike Ruffino is blazing a trail on his reentry journey. Mike is 49 years old and the oldest of 5 children. Borrn and raised in St Louis Missouri, Mike was a X-ray technologist for 17 years and now he owns a painting business. Mike enjoys spending time outside and helping others. He also has two amazing daughters. www.ruffinospainting.com | — | ||||||
| 10/9/23 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 68 - Cynthia Simons(Family preservation and reunification) | Family preservation and reunification Cynthia Simons is the Grant Me The Wisdom Foundation (GMTW) Women's Justice Director at the Texas Center for Justice and Equity, having joined the organization in mid-2020. Her passion for civil rights and justice reform stems back to the age of 16, when she graduated from high school and attended the University of Texas at San Antonio. That passion has since been fueled by a firsthand view of the criminal punishment system: As a formerly incarcerated woman, Cynthia works to protect women’s rights and ensure that women have access to resources and rehabilitative services before, during, and after interactions with the system. This includes the critical need for strategies that promote family connection and reunification. At TCJE, Cynthia works to end mass incarceration and support women and families who have been impacted by the criminal punishment system; she coordinates the Texas Women’s Justice Coalition in support of trauma-informed programming and gender-responsive reforms. Cynthia also holds Re-Entry and Mental Health Peer Specialist Certifications. | — | ||||||
| 10/9/23 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 67 - Desmond Haneef-Perry(The value of lived experience) | The value of lived experience Desmond Haneef Perry is the Co-founder & Executive Director of Peer Programs at RECTIFY, a Forensic Peer Specialist with the Maryland Office of the Public Defender, former Peer Criminal Justice Coordinator at Helping Other People Through Empowerment (HOPE), and served as the Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Navigator at 3c Recovery Support Training Institute. In his role as a Peer, Desmond is an activist and advocate for restorative justice, prison reform, trauma-informed practices, and the training of Peers behind the wall. Desmond's passion for the training of Peers who are serving time in Maryland's state facilities comes by way of his lived experience. Desmond believes in the maxim “ knowledge proceeds speech and actions” | — | ||||||
| 10/9/23 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 66 - Robert Holiday(The Cell Experience) | The Cell Experience Mr Robert E Holiday Sr. Known as DOC Holiday on the street of Flint Michigan born n raised.At 14 he lost both parents and this caused him to go to the street, he lived in the streets for 12 years. Before his last incarceration a personal encounter with Christ ( Genesee county) change his whole life. Facing life without parole as he went in , God allowed him to serve only 17 yearsHe been back home 13 years now | — | ||||||
| 2/17/23 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 65 - Matt Melvin(Bullied Behind Bars) | Bullied Behind Bars Little did Matt Melvin know that trying to sell a stolen car would trigger a chain of events that would begin with him being tried and convicted of a felony and end with him being bullied and raped in prison. Matt Melvin is an author and activist from Massachusetts who was incarcerated in the federal prison system in 2017 for petty crimes. He currently resides in Shelburne, Vermont. Bullied Behind Bars is Matt's first book. Bullied Behind Bars: A Gay Christian Trump Supporter Goes to Prison chronicles Melvin's lonely childhood, being misunderstood in large part due to his adult diagnosis of autism and being a gay, Christian Trump supporter, and the events that led him to a stint in federal prison. Bullied Behind Bars reveals the hard truths Melvin learned in prison and how very unfair life can be. But in the end, his time spent incarcerated was not for naught. He learned to take responsibility for his actions and came out of the system a better person www.bulliedbehindbars.com | — | ||||||
| 2/11/23 | ![]() The Re-Entry Journey: Episode 64 - Jay Dan Gumm(Forgiven Felons) | Jay Dan Gumm is the founder and President of Forgiven Felons, a non-profit that serves the formerly incarcerated. This ministry was birthed in the heart of Jay Dan while still incarcerated. He saw first hand how recidivism is a vicious and generational cycle and wanted to be a part of the solution. Jay Dan is also the host of top-ranked Background Check Podcast, where he interviews, people who have risen above their backgrounds including CEO’s, reality TV stars, as well as people who help people with backgrounds like Judges, lawyers, and State Representatives. Going back into the prisons is also a part of the mission of Forgiven Felons. Jay Dan also owns a small business called Whatever You Need Done in which he helps men with jobs right out of prison. While Forgiven Felons is only a reentry housing program currently, the vision being planned out right now will have vocational trades, social enterprise, social services, leadership classes, and permanent housing for persons and families with felony backgrounds. The mission of Forgiven Felons is to help people with a past realize their future. When he’s not mentoring men who live in the Forgiven Felons transitional house, sharing his story in prisons, or on the phone assisting families with the intricacies of the Texas parole system, Jay Dan spends his days running Whatever You Need Done, being a chaplain for an Amazon Delivery Company, engaging in activities with his wife Jessamy and two daughters, Jessa and Jemma, or cheering on the Pittsburgh Steelers to the demise of his Dallas Cowboys loving wife. Jay Dan has also been featured on the Mike Huckabee Show and Forgiven Felons has a documentary playing on Roku and Tubi TV. Social Media: Facebook.com/forgivenfelon Instagram @forgivenfelons Twitter @forgivenfelon LinkedIn Jay Dan Gumm Website: forgivenfelons.org Podcast: Background Check Podcast. Available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Audible, Amazon Music, and Edifi TV: Featured on Mike Huckabee Show Forgiven Felons: A Documentary Series. On Roku and Tubi TV | — | ||||||
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