Interview Series: JASON FLOM

What Really Happened?

Andrew Jenks

Society & Culture

4.5 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2019

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Jason Flom is an entrepreneur, music industry executive, and social justice activist, known for his work with the Innocence Project. In this interview, Jenks talks to Jason about the ever-expanding US prison population, criminal justice reform efforts, and how mass incarceration makes us less safe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Today is a conversation that stemmed from our episode about Meeke Mill, the artist who's
0:07.2	been in endless court battles with a judge over his probation.
0:10.4	It brought up a larger conversation about the criminal justice system and allowed me
0:14.7	the opportunity to interview a friend and just really overall awesome person, Jason
0:20.4	Flom.
0:21.8	Jason is unique.
0:23.6	He's personally responsible for launching acts like Kid Rock, Katy Perry and Lord, the New
0:29.4	Yorker described him as quote, one of the most successful record people of the last
0:33.3	20 years.
0:35.1	And so what does he do on his own time?
0:37.7	Well, he helps people get out of prison, literally.
0:40.1	Flom is known as a leading civilian expert on clemency and is personally responsible
0:45.2	for freeing dozens of people who are wrongfully incarcerated.
0:49.4	You can follow Jason on Twitter at its Jason Flom to find out really the million other
0:53.9	things he's up to.
0:55.6	This is our conversation.
0:59.3	Hello?
1:00.3	Mr. Flom, how are you?
1:02.3	Dr. James, I presume.
1:04.7	Indeed it is.
1:05.7	Indeed it is.
1:06.7	How are you?
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