Podcasts about prison warden

Darlene Drew, Leadership Conditioning, Personal & Professional Development, LLC, LIVE from the 2024 GNFCC BOLD Women’s Leadership Summit (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 819) In this live remote interview, host John Ray speaks with Darlene Drew at the GNFCC BOLD Women’s Leadership Summit. Darlene, a leadership coach and inspiring speaker, shares her stirring journey from […] The post Darlene Drew, Leadership Conditioning, Personal & Professional Development, LLC, LIVE from the 2024 GNFCC BOLD Women’s Leadership Summit appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Darlene Drew, Leadership Conditioning, Personal & Professional Development, LLC, LIVE from the 2024 GNFCC BOLD Women’s Leadership Summit (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 819) In this live remote interview, host John Ray speaks with Darlene Drew at the GNFCC BOLD Women’s Leadership Summit. Darlene, a leadership coach and inspiring speaker, shares her stirring journey from […]

Streaming services like Netflix and Prime have created new opportunities for stand-up comedians, and it seems like more people than ever are giving it a try.  A visit to one club in Charlottesville featured performances by an elementary school teacher, a park ranger and an MBA student from UVA. But one of the most surprising […]

Because the Mosaic Law-Covenant has fulfilled it's role by keeping Israel in custody until Christ came and is no longer in effect as a covenant, we must look to Christ alone as our standard and guide through faith.-I. The Law Served as Israel's Prison Warden to keep them in Custody until Christ Came -v 23--II. The Law Served as Israel's Childhood Guardian until Christ Came -v 24--III. Now that Christ has come, the work of the Old Law-Covenant is finished -v 25-

Because the Mosaic Law-Covenant has fulfilled it's role by keeping Israel in custody until Christ came and is no longer in effect as a covenant, we must look to Christ alone as our standard and guide through faith.-I. The Law Served as Israel's Prison Warden to keep them in Custody until Christ Came -v 23--II. The Law Served as Israel's Childhood Guardian until Christ Came -v 24--III. Now that Christ has come, the work of the Old Law-Covenant is finished -v 25-

Because the Mosaic Law-Covenant has fulfilled it's role by keeping Israel in custody until Christ came and is no longer in effect as a covenant, we must look to Christ alone as our standard and guide through faith.I. The Law Served as Israel's Prison Warden to keep them in Custody until Christ Came (v 23)II. The Law Served as Israel's Childhood Guardian until Christ Came (v 24)III. Now that Christ has come, the work of the Old Law-Covenant is finished (v 25)

In the vast, rugged terrain of Texas, where the stories of outlaws and the law are etched into the very soil, we find a beacon of knowledge in an unexpected place: the walls of a maximum-security prison.  My guest, David Stacks guest is a seasoned Texas prison warden, a guardian of society's most dangerous individuals. The retired Warden is now the Director of the Texas Prison Museum in Huntsville, Texas. Having spent decades overseeing some of the most notorious criminals in the state, Stacks brings a wealth of insight into the criminal psyche. But more than that, he offers invaluable tips on personal safety, gleaned from his years of experience amid danger.  What can ordinary citizens learn from the strict protocols and keen observations of a prison warden? For one thing, nothing good happens after midnight. As we uncover these insights, we not only peer into the abyss of criminal minds but also learn how to safeguard ourselves in a world where unpredictability is the only certainty.  https://youtu.be/gBFCqm2orPg Our avid true crime fans will enjoy a new online game called “June's Journey”. This hidden-object mystery game is not just a game; it's a plunge into the heart of a 1920s murder mystery riddled with intrigue and suspense.  I invite you to download June's Journey. It's available for free on both Apple iOS and Android platforms. Uncover hidden clues, navigate through the twists of a compelling narrative, and test your detective mettle. The Texas Prison Museum The Texas Prison Museum, established in 1989 in Huntsville, Texas, offers a profound insight into the history and operations of the state's prison system, the largest in the world. Huntsville, known for its pivotal role in the Texas Prison System, houses this museum due to its historical significance, being the site of the first prison and the headquarters for the state's Department of Criminal Justice. The museum features a diverse array of artifacts and exhibits, including an original electric chair used for 361 executions and various inmate-made objects, from craftwork to contraband.  Please tell your friends who love true crime that they can bypass secondhand tales and get their true crime fix here with authentic stories straight from the source. Tell them that True Crime Reporter® is one of the few podcasts where you can hear raw, unfiltered accounts from law enforcement, victims, and even convicted criminals.  Sign up for my free newsletter on the homepage of True Crime Reporter® dot Com. It's your gateway to a world of knowledge and awareness in the realm of true crime and your personal safety. Thanks for listening, and until we meet again, Be prepared–Don't Get Scared. This is Robert Riggs reporting.

Todd Chrisley's attorney finds the accusations that the warden at the reality star's prison allegedly ordered him to take a surprise urine test "suspicious," with Jay Surgent telling RadarOnline.com he considers it a "form of harassment and mysterious conduct from the BOP" to complete such a task, particularly in the middle of the night.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Interview with a Retired Prison Warden and Executioner.Interesting Interview with a Retired Prison Warden and Executioner.Interview and portrait of Charlie Jones, the former warden and executioner at Holman prison in Atmore, Alabama.

Ferdinand Waldo Demara held a lot of careers in his lifetime: he was a surgeon who successfully amputated a man's leg on a Canadian Naval ship, a Trappist monk, a prison warden, a pastor, and a professor of philosophy. How, you ask, could one man have mastered so many different skills? Well, he didn't. Demara was possibly the greatest conman the world has ever seen and was only found out when his photo was put in a newspaper article commending his good work. SOURCEShttps://www.influenceatwork.com/7-principles-of-persuasion/https://www.nytimes.com/1982/06/09/obituaries/ferdinand-waldo-demara-60-an-impostor-in-varied-fields.htmlThe Great Impostor: The Amazing Career of Ferdinand Waldo Demara, who Posed as a Surgeon, a Prison Warden, a Doctor of Philosophy, A Trappist Monk and Many, Many Others; by Robert CrichtonThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5307439/advertisement

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Prison is supposed to protect, deter,  and rehabilitate. But what if isn't a very effective way of doing those things? My guests offer two different visions of how the prison system could be re-imagined - including a glimpse of a Norwegian prison that looks nicer than most college dorms. FeaturingDr David Scott - abolitionism activist and scholar from the Open UniversityAre Hoidal - former warden of Halden Prison in NorwaySupport the showFor background reading and a list of references, visit cantseethewood.com

Prisons don't do what we want them to do. Should we ditch them? Or perhaps reimagine them? Cait speaks to abolitionist and criminologist David Scott about why he hopes for a world without prisons. Then she interviews Are Hoidal, former warden of Halden Prison in Norway, about a different approach to imprisonment that seems to yield better results. Support the showFor background reading and a list of references, visit cantseethewood.com

Darla sits down with Noisy Narratives to discuss her experience as an MP in the military and a warden for the prison system in Arizona. She shares amazing stories of life change and how her desire for serving Jesus pushes her to care for incarcerated people here in Texas.

In today's episode, Dr. Tamara Lyn shares her journey as a Psychologist, Executive Coach and Warden in a federal prison during the global pandemic and the insights she learned from these experiences.  About our guest: Tamara S. Lyn, PhD, ABPP, ACC As an executive coach and organizational consultant, Tammy facilitates professional growth for leaders in high stakes, high impact organizations. She takes a strengths- based approach to transforming internal system dynamics and enhancing relationships with external stakeholders and customers. As a federal prison Warden during a global pandemic, Tammy developed deep insights into crisis management, emphasized responsivity to public interest regulators, fostered psychological safety, and modeled resilience and learning agility grounded in positive psychology. Website: https://highreadycoaching.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamara-lyn-phd-abpp-acc-82b4498b/

On the Thursday Feb. 9th edition of Georgia Today: A Georgia prison warden has been arrested, VP Harris speaks in Atlanta, and a financial boost for a planned Midtown ATL park

Darlene Drew, Leadership Conditioning, Personal & Professional Development, LLC (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 601) Darlene Drew, CEO of Leadership Conditioning, Personal & Professional Development, joined host John Ray on this episode of North Fulton Business Radio. Darlene discussed her career as a warden in Federal Bureau of Prisons, leadership lessons from that career, women […] The post Darlene Drew, Leadership Conditioning, Personal & Professional Development, LLC appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Darlene Drew, Leadership Conditioning, Personal & Professional Development, LLC (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 601) Darlene Drew, CEO of Leadership Conditioning, Personal & Professional Development, joined host John Ray on this episode of North Fulton Business Radio. Darlene discussed her career as a warden in Federal Bureau of Prisons, leadership lessons from that career, women […]

Interesting Interview with a Retired Prison Warden and Executioner.Interview and portrait of Charlie Jones, the former warden and executioner at Holman prison in Atmore, Alabama.Interesting Interview with a Retired Prison Warden and Executioner Death Penalty Execution True Crime Podcast 2022 Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast

Interesting Interview with a Retired Prison Warden and Executioner.Interview and portrait of Charlie Jones, the former warden and executioner at Holman prison in Atmore, Alabama.Interesting Interview with a Retired Prison Warden and Executioner Death Penalty Execution True Crime Podcast 2022 Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast

AP correspondent Jackie Quinn reports on Federal Prisons Sexual Abuse Warden.

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Interesting Interview with a Retired Prison Warden and Executioner.Interview and portrait of Charlie Jones, the former warden and executioner at Holman prison in Atmore, Alabama.

Sermon series: Stories of Change The Gospel reaches the business woman, it brings fulfillment to the deepest longings of the heart. When it reaches the slave girl, it brings freedom from oppressive forces. When it reaches the prison warden, it brings a joy unhinged from life's circumstances. And to all of them, the gospel makes all of them children of God and gives the gift of family. Preacher: Tan Huai Tze Date: 20 February 2022

My friend Rex Pryor grew up in a small northwestern Missouri town… you become aware of these roots very quickly when listening to his songs. We met through a mutual friend, the late Scott Ford, who tragically passed away New Year's Eve 2021. Although now retired from a storied career in corrections and law enforcement, Rex remains busy writing and performing music and serving on the Board of Directors of the Heartland Song Network, a Kansas non-profit dedicated to empowering the art of the song through education, collaboration and mentorship. Rex recently joined me on KKFI's Tasty Brew Music Radio Show to feature songs and stories from the Exit 13 Duo new release “Flatlands.” As is the case with many songwriters in the Heartland, Rex is self-taught on the guitar (he picked it up at the age of 45). He really is enjoying leading a lyrical life in the Heartland performing as a solo, as a duo with his nephew and with his Band, Exit 13. Enjoy this conversation with Rex Pryor about music education, collaboration and travelling the Flatlands!

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This is one insecure prison warden. Or as they say, this is a prison warden! He. He. He he. Written and Performed by Bo Segrest

In this episode, we'll be discussing Awesamdude's character on the Dream SMP. You can also find us on Twitter and on YouTube. We also have a discord server you can join using the link https://discord.gg/KrQKM84b9J.

Tracy Coenen of Sequence Inc, a Chicago-based forensic accounting specialty firm, joined us for this episode of Where Accountants Go, the Accounting Careers Podcast. Tracy always knew she wanted to be involved with investigations and the criminal justice system.  In fact, early in her life she dreamed of being a Prison Warden!  However, after taking a class in financial crime investigation, she realized that she enjoyed the analysis that comes with such an investigation, and decided to pursue a career investigating financial crimes.  She continued with her Criminology major in school, but also got her MBA with enough hours to sit for the CPA exam.  She passed the exam, spent a short time at Arthur Andersen, then a few years at a small forensic accounting firm, and then decided to launch her own business – Sequence Inc. For the past 20 years, Tracy has operated her company basically as a solo entrepreneur, with the exception of a short time earlier on that she talks about in the interview.  She chooses to keep the firm small from a team standpoint because it allows her to focus on the activities that she most enjoys – digging into the details and doing the investigation itself. Another valuable portion of this episode is our discussion of what it takes to be a good expert witness in trials.  Tracy has well-developed skills in that area, and shares some of her insights into that role in this interview.  It's definitely something you don't want to miss. If you enjoy this episode, please also check out:  Kelly Richmond-Pope and Fred Olivares To listen in on this podcast episode with Tracy Coenen, please use the player below:

Rick Turner was the youngest child in his family and helping others was his way of life. After the loss of several family members, he struggled with mental illness and increased drug and alcohol abuse. During an undercover operation, at 37, he was arrested, convicted and sentenced to 40 years in prison on four counts of drug crimes and having a firearm while dealing drugs. The gun did not belong to him, nor did he use it. He had no prior criminal record. Amid appeals for prison transfer, Rick Turner died in prison in Colorado on June 13, 2019. Joining Debi Ghate, Rick's sister Mandy Richards shares the story of her brother's life, her search for answers to his death and the urgent need for reform in the criminal justice system.Interview was recorded in November, 2020Watch the full interview on our YouTube Channel

We are doing a dive into the career of one James Gandolfini, that’s right, Tony Soprano himself! But he isn’t always Tony Soprano or even Kevin Finnerty, this time he is Colonel Winter the warden of the military prison at the heart of “The Last Castle”. Also starring Robert Redford, Mark Ruffalo and Clifton Collins...

We are doing a dive into the career of one James Gandolfini, that’s right, Tony Soprano himself! But he isn’t always Tony Soprano or even Kevin Finnerty, this time he is Colonel Winter the warden of the military prison at the heart of “The Last Castle”. Also starring Robert Redford, Mark Ruffalo and Clifton Collins...

We're back with another bonus episode! This time, with Joe and Leo's first interview where THEY ask the questions. Their guest, the interviewee, is Joseph Woodring, a retired prison warden and associate warden who oversaw murderers, high level drug dealers, maximum security facilities, worked for the department of justice, and the state department. He shares his experiences, and even discusses what it was like working closely with some of the world's most dangerous inmates, including ones who were in the Mafia.Joseph Woodring's Website: https://www.josephwoodring.com/aboutFollow us on social mediaFacebookInstagramTwitterWatch on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKeT_Ic27g59iGfh23QoP0xG-6aLodMWgA Jam Street Media Production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Infamous Folsom Prison inmates include Timothy Leary, Eldridge Cleaver, Charles Manson and Erik Menendez. And yes, Johnny Cash played a show there. Warden Hill talks about his job, his relationships with inmates, and why he does what he does.  

Subject: Arkansas Prison Seminary Speaker or Performer: Former Warden Burl Cain Date of Delivery: August 6, 2019 Former Angola Prison Warden Burl Cain and Senator Eddie Joe Williams present the Arkansas Prison Seminary program to a community gathering including state and local government officials, regional county judges, local law enforcement officers and staff, area church pastors and area church congregations at New Life Fellowship Church in Sheridan.

Faithless Brewing, Episode 4: Karn, the Great Creator and Teferi, Time Raveler You don’t have to look far these days to find Karn, Teferi, and Narset locking down battlefields across all formats. We don’t have to like it, but we owe it to ourselves to at least try them out in some brews. David is intrigued by Liquimetal Coating and Isochron Scepter, while Dan has his eye on Lavinia, Azorius Renegade. Flashback: Kiora, Behemoth Beckoner Another week, another Faithless 5-0! We recap our week of testing with Kiora, which led us to create a sleek new Glorybringer list that would make the Mother of Dragons proud (is it too soon?). But we didn’t stop there; the crew also tried numerous other builds featuring a wild menagerie of 4-power creatures: Vexing Devil, Rampaging Baloths, Thought-Knot Seer, God-Eternal Oketra. Which ones are tournament ready and which ones are best discarded? Vexing Zoo: tried and rejectedhttps://www.mtggoldfish.com/decks/new#online Abzan Little Kid: needs tuninghttps://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/1919346#paper Dragon Ramp: tournament ready (5-0 league, 16-4 overall)https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/1929876#online Proposed but not tested: Green Devotion, Temur Ascendancy, Bant Eldrazi Brew Session: Karn, the Great Creator and Teferi, Time Raveler Liquimetal Jund:https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/1928177#online Teferi, Isochron Silencer:https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/1928110#online Teferi-Lavinia Lock:https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/1928144#online Mix and Match Walker Combo:https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/1928204#online Reference lists mentioned on cast: Mono-Red Karn Prison:https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/1895722#online Teferi-Knowledge Pool Lock:https://www.mtggoldfish.com/archetype/modern-azorius-control-85955#online Copycat PW Extravaganza:https://www.mtggoldfish.com/archetype/modern-four-colors-copycat-86068#online Narset Pitch Blue:https://www.mtggoldfish.com/archetype/modern-pitch-blue#paper 

Critically acclaimed author and retired prison warden James Le'Etoile stepped into the Interrogation Room, just to clear up a few things. James's crime fiction has been recognized by the Creative World Awards, Acclaim Film, and the Scriptapalooza Television Script Competition. BURY THE PAST was a 2018 Killer Nashville Silver Falchion Award finalist for Best Procedural of the Year. After working in probation, parole, investigations, hostage negotiations, and prison operations, James retired as a DOC warden and uses his decades of experience to fuel gritty crime stories with themes such as human trafficking, black market organ transplants, homelessness, and domestic terrorism. In this episode, James spoke with host Gavin Reese about the realities of prison life on both sides of the bars, balancing authenticity in his writing, and how the carvings of death row inmates predict the future. James's works: https://www.amazon.com/James-LEtoile/e/B00CEPKEZ0 Gavin’s works: www.amazon.com/Gavin-Reese/e/B072W5PPGS/ Gavin’s site: https://gavinreese.com #writersbeat #amwriting #amreading #amwritingfiction #thriller #espionage #writerslife #gavinthecop #gavinreese #police #policeprocedural #detective #conspiracy #conspiracyseries #writingcraft #nanowrimo #writingcoach #LEO #warden #prison --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/writersbeatpodcast/support

The Volusia County Branch Jail requires some inmates to work as inmate observers or "INOBs" in which the inmate observers watch other inmates, who are on suicide watch, a practice which experts said could lead to problems and lawsuits.

Today Mark is talking to Randy Blades. Randy Blades is now the Deputy Chief of Prisons and the Warden out at ISCC. Randy has been a prison warden for 14 and 1/2 years. Mark was once an inmate of Mr. Blades and now he gets to interview him on a radio show.Read More →

Today Mark is talking with Al Ramirez. Al is the Warden at Idaho Maximum Security Institution (IMSI). Read More →

It shouldn't have to be this way but it is. Prison wardens are a law unto themselves and there's no National ranking system to keep track of their failures.

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Have you ever received a Police Threat? What can you do when an authority figure condemns you for something you didn’t do? INTRO: Prisoner 819 was talking to the Prison Warden begging for his release. Meanwhile, just outside the door he could hear his fellow inmates chanting out loud in military fashion. “Prisoner 819 did […] The post Police Threat: Accusation appeared first on COPPER SHOCK.

Prison Warden of the Louisiana State Penitentiary. His steadfast rejection of a “lock ‘em up and throw away the key” mentality can be seen in the progressive, compassionate programs and sound correctional procedures he has implemented. The hallmark of his remarkable administration is his relentless efforts to help each inmate discover value and purpose in his life, to experience true freedom of the soul. His story is a story of hope and transformation in America's bloodiest prison. He is the subject of the book Cain's Redemption.

Today's 30 minute podcast reviews an recent article by Kim Lincoln of Village Soup's Rockland Herald Gazette on the interim results of an investigation by OPEGA, Maine's Office of Program Evaluation & Government Accountability, into the wrongdoings of Maine state prison officials, including Warden Jeffery Merrill and assistant corrections commissioner Denise Lord. Interlaced with a few choice excerpts of Jimi Hendrix music Regrettably, the Legislature voted a few days ago to terminate the OPEGA investigation and leave it up to Maine Department of Corrections to investigate themselves. In their words: "...allow the Department of Corrections to address these questions in continuing the cultural change work it has initiated in a more deliberate, coordinated and accelerated fashion. OPEGA, the Government Oversite Committee and/or the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee would receive periodic updates from the Department on the status of its cultural change efforts and the results achieved. In this way, the Department would be held accountable to pursue necessary change." Uh huh. 'held accountable'? Magnusson, Merill and Lord must have laughed all the way back to their prison fastness. See recent meeting minutes about the maine state prison review at http://www.maine.gov/legis/opega/GOC/GOC_meetings/Current_handouts/5-22-09/Meeting%20Summary-Tab%201.pdf