Warren’s Wisdom: Keeping Order

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What if you had a front-row seat to the stark realities of the American prison system? That's exactly what we offer you in this insightful episode of Lockdown the Legacy. We, your hosts Remie and Warren, pull back the curtains on the seldom discussed aspects of life behind bars, as we passionately share candid experiences, provocatively challenge your preconceived notions, and raise powerful questions about the justice system.
Our episode takes you deep into the world of the incarcerated. We analyze the valuable initiatives of programs like Oberlin College's, which affords inmates a chance to mingle with those outside their confined reality, thereby fostering a semblance of normalcy. We unravel the profound impact of institutionalization and the integral role of reputation within the correctional system. We lay bare the strategies inmates employ to steer through prison life, and candidly discuss the ethics of 'wrongdoing,' the unspoken codes among inmates, and the often-overlooked value of emotional maturity.
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Chapitres

1. Warren’s Wisdom: Keeping Order (00:00:00)

2. Insider Perspectives on American Prison System (00:00:19)

3. Breaking the Cycle of Institutionalized Thinking (00:15:14)

4. Navigating Prison Drama and Reputation (00:21:48)

5. Shifting Perspectives on Reputation (00:35:33)

6. Reputation, Fairness, and Emotional Growth (00:50:38)

7. Softer, Learning From Little Girls (01:00:54)