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#019 Mr. Ramson Miller (Part 2)

May 5
1 min read

Hosted by Katie Mahalic

1 hr 14 min

Art by Kate Cosgrove

Blue-toned illustration: A pit bull wearing a yellow collar sits in front of blue, white, and yellow flowers. A thought bubble above its head reads 'Zoomed-In.'

After decades in prison for the alleged sale of a $10 bag of marijuana, Mr. Ramson Miller still holds faith in humanity.

In this closing episode, we reflect on key moments from his 23.5 years of incarceration while taking a deeper look at the realities of mass incarceration—and what we risk losing as a society if we move forward without understanding, compassion, and change.

Part 2 of a 2 part episode.

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Blue-toned illustration: New Orleans street with two men on bunks in a prison cell. The man on the top bunk lies on his back. The man on the bottom bunk sits facing out his cell window.

#018 Mr. Ramson Miller (Part 1)

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