Oh, sure.

Well, so my name is David McAllep.

I'm an extremely, extremely humble person.

I like to think that I am humble to the point where I get along with people and I'm a people's person.

And I like to have dialogue, particularly dialogue that's very important to the overall conversation about society.

And, you know, I think that works for me and I'm going to continue to do the same exact

things that I promised myself that I would do, you know, prior to white generations.

So here I am.

Hi, this is Brooke.

Thanks for joining me for episode 22 of actual innocence.

22. I can't believe it's been that many episodes.

Before we get started, I have a couple of announcements. There's still time to sign up for the

listener meetups. You just need to go to actual I-N-P-O-D.com. Click on support and then events. The events are

totally free, but we need you to register to make sure we have enough space. Also, Actual

Innocence is looking for a couple of volunteers, one who would be able to manage a section of the website, and others who might be able to do some transcripts of the episodes.

I've gotten several requests from family members of those who are currently incarcerated for transcripts to send to their innocent loved ones.

If you think that you would be available to do either one of these jobs,

please email me and I'll send you a little more information.

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.

And now we're going to talk about one of our most relevant sponsors before we get on to the episode.

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