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Death, Sex & Money - A Headline Stays Static Even As A Life Transforms

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4.22K Ratings

🗓️ 6 September 2023

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Lawrence Bartley was first on the show in 2014 while he was still in prison. In this new episode, he talks about becoming an award-winning journalist and the negative impact of a headline from our show. 

Watch Inside Story here: https://www.themarshallproject.org/inside-story 

Listen to Lawrence's previous DSM episodes here: https://www.wnyc.org/people/lawrence-bartley/ 

Get tickets for Anna’s October 14th conversation with Maria Bamford here: https://www.cityarts.net/events/ 

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Transcript

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0:00.0

It's our first interview that we've done together, Lawrence, when we've really been journalistic peers, you know?

0:08.5

This is going to be fun then.

0:15.2

This is death, sex, and money.

0:19.9

The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot and need to talk about more.

0:29.2

I'm Anacale.

0:35.2

If you've listened to this show over the years, chances are you might have heard me interview

0:39.5

Lawrence Bartley. I first talked with him when he was incarcerated at Sing Sing in upstate

0:44.9

New York. And over the years, I've talked with him and his wife, Reneen, as he got out on parole

0:50.5

and began a career in journalism.

0:53.0

This is inside story.

0:54.8

The only show about the system by people who lived it.

0:58.1

I'm Lawrence Bartlett.

0:59.7

Our prisons have gotten so violent.

1:01.7

Even if you didn't go in with a trauma disorder, it's hard to come out without one.

1:10.2

Lawrence covers criminal justice issues for the Marshall Project.

1:14.0

And earlier this year, he launched an interview show with Vice News.

1:18.0

In fact, just yesterday, well, this morning, I just came back from South Carolina from a prison there.

1:24.8

And just seeing the things that the men in their cherish like the barbershop area

1:30.5

like their their kitchen area and it's really not something that i would cherish you know i

1:41.5

understand that it's what they have but it reminds me of that place in a way that doesn't feel good.

1:51.7

When we first talked in 2014, Lawrence was just starting to imagine his life on the outside.

1:59.0

He was in his early 40s and had been behind bars since he was a

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