David breaks down how prisons make their money off inmates families.

David talks about how the role of a judge is more about personality and feeding people into the prison system, than being neutral in a court proceeding. He also discusses the benefits of using AI in law.

David concludes his three part series regarding violence between guards and inmates.

David continues his discussion in this second installment of the series, "Violence Between Guards and Inmates: Reasons Why It Happens," by exploring the tragic case of an inmate who killed a staff member. Was this an act of pure evil, or did the prison system fail to rehabilitate someone struggling with addiction and trying to turn their life around?

In this gripping first installment of our two-part series, we delve deep into the shocking Christmas Day attack at Ross Correctional Institution that left Corrections Officer Andrew Lansing dead at the hands of inmate Rashawn Cannon. This episode goes beyond the headlines to explore the complex factors that may have led to this tragic incident.

"Prison is a microcosm of society" means that within the walls of a prison, you can see reflected many of the same social dynamics, inequalities, power structures, and issues that exist in the larger society at large, including racial tensions, economic disparities, and different social classes, albeit often in a more concentrated and extreme form; essentially, a prison acts as a smaller version of the world outside, highlighting societal problems through a magnified lens.

David discusses G Frank's death row conviction being overturned after 18 years and his entering general population.

David and Chop discuss what inmates do to stay physically, mentally, and emotionally strong within the harsh environment.