Hey, this is Durey and welcome to Potsy of the People.

On this episode we're joined by Nick Turner who leads the very Institute of Justice.

So if we're talking about ending mass incarceration we have to be talking not only about a massive

reduction of the system but also a transformation of the conditions under which people are being

incarcerated. And we have the news with the crew you know, me, Brittany, Clint, and Sam.

Before we jump in, I was watching a movie and one of the lines in the movie was

the end is a part of the journey. And I think that people forget that like it's a real skill to be

able to know when to let go, when to end, when to pass the torch, when to realize that like you've

taken something as far as it can go and part of the journey is to say like that's okay. And then we

have to like set ourselves up for the next thing. And I think about that a lot in the work. There's so

many things that I've been a part of and proud to be a part of like I did my work. I did my part.

And the next part of the journey was to say like let's do something else. So that's on my heart

this week. Let's go. Hey y'all it's the news. This is Brittany Packenette, Atmiss Packetti on

all social media. And this is Sam Sinyangui at Sam's way on Twitter. And this is Clint Smith,

Atmiss Smith the third. And this is Durei at Durei Durei, D-R-A-W-W on Twitter.

Boom. It's a word season. We've seen some cool nominations come out and some people have gotten

hosting gigs and then lost hosting gigs all in a week time. It was like 20 hours. You were like

watching it live. You're like, uh, that was the host. Won't apologize. Didn't apologize. You're

like, here we go. So Kevin Hart was given the position of hosting the Academy Awards. Host

thing, Oscars and everybody's like, oh man, this is going to be so great. Kevin Hart, he's funny.

Well, you know, some people think Kevin Hart is funny. Some people don't. But it is. That's a

different. It's a different time. It's a different, different, different podcast. And so he was

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