Coming to you from the Bob and Sherry Show Studios, sponsored by Coles.

Ladies and gentlemen, it's so tough.

Hey Sherry and Lamar, Max and Doc, and everybody.

I love your show. I've been a longtime listener.

And now, from the Belatial Bob and Sherry Studios, it's the Bob and Sherry show. Welcome to a brand new

here. Here we are. Are you there? We are here. Hello. Lamartishman. Yes, we're here. Okay.

Yeah, we're here. Let me just say, um, if ever a week needed to be launched with some La Marvelous News, this is that day.

This is that week. What you got for us?

It's marvelous. It's wonderful.

What is marvelous.

This is exciting, riveting, and marvelously temporary.

It's time for the marvelous news.

Being incarcerated and in jail and then getting out, it's not an easy transition.

The folks at Sweet Beginnings do their very best to make it easier.

They produce skin care products made from honey. Now, Sweet Beginnings is a

social impact business and it's headquartered in North Lawndale, Chicago. The staff has turned

their lives around, spending their days at work after doing their time in prison. And now they

want to help others achieve self-reliance and self-worth.

CEO of Sweet Beginnings Brenda Palms says that she wants the people that go through the program,

first of all, to know that they matter, that they have made a mistake, but they aren't their

mistake. It was a moment, it was a poor decision, but they have

paid the price for that. Charlotte Austin, she's the production specialist and trainer, came into

...