Hey, this is Duret.

I won't look about 70 people in this episode, I sit down with Carrie Blackinger.

She's a journalist with a Marshall project who covers social justice and the criminal

justice system.

She also is someone who was formerly incarcerated and learned about so many of these problems,

up close and personal.

We talk about her history of work and the many issues surrounding prisons in the current

pandemic.

And my announcement for this week is that we just launched while at home.org, which is

a central hub for anybody who's been impacted by COVID-19.

So it is for medical professionals, teachers, parents, people looking for jobs, people looking

for healthcare.

A lot of information on the site, please visit while at home.org today, set of resource

repeat board.

It also includes a lot of the things that are suddenly free, a lot of the platforms that

are free, fitness programs that are free because of what's going on right now.

We also are looking for volunteers.

So if you want to volunteer, shoot a note, either on the chat box on the site, you can sign

up for the mailing list on the site.

Shoot me a message at deray at deray.com.

Super easy, but while at home.com, let's go.

Hey, y'all, it's the news still inside.

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