My name is O.B. Anthony. I was wrongfully convicted of a murder robbery back in 1994.

I was 19 years old when I was convicted of that crime now 42.

I was exonerated in 2011. Since then, I've become a justice advocate.

I also started a nonprofit organization by the name of a

generated nation. And I've just been quite busy just keeping myself active,

inline myself with the ACLU, also with death penalty focus, and also with the

innocent network to try to continue to help those individuals who helped me.

Actual Innocence is a podcast that tells the stories of people who serve time for crimes they did not commit.

Listen to the heartbreaking true accounts of wrongfully convicted people and their journey to exoneration. Thanks so much for listening. Thanks for joining me

for actual innocence. And I want to start by saying, I appreciate you, the listener, more than I can say.

I receive an overwhelming amount of positive feedback, and it really warms my heart that this show is bringing so much awareness and therefore doing its job.

You are amazing.

And without dedicated listeners, this podcast would be nothing. So thank you so much.

The past couple of days has been kind of a whirlwind of interviews filled with tragic yet

inspiring stories that I will be presenting to you in the coming weeks.

I would like for you to consider for a minute the guests that I have on my show.

They oftentimes have been incarcerated for a lot of years, and many of them have missed

the technological revolution that brought us computers, tablets, and, you know,

cell phones.

When I do an interview, I try.

No.

It's my job to make the guest as comfortable as possible.

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