From NBII Studios, this is Truth and Justice, a crowdsourced investigation in real time. I'm Bob Roth.

Hello, buddy, and welcome back to Truth and Justice.

Today we have a special guest.

You got to hear from her last week when we went way back in time.

I think it was six, five or six years ago that we talked last.

I can't believe that it's been that long since the whole pandemic thing.

As I mentioned last week in the follow up, it just so happened that as I was putting that old episode up out of the archives,

Dr. Amy Schlossberg had reached out to me about something else. I'm like, hey, why don't you

come back? Let's catch up. We're doing this season on Justice Warriors. You and Megan do all

kinds of work in the criminal justice, both on the podcast and in your professional

lives. So we're no real plan here other than got Dr. Amy to come on and just catch up with

this. How you doing? Excellent. And something that I meant to mention to you, Bob. Ironically,

I saw that you had interviewed the folks over at the Notre Dame Exoneration Justice Clinic.

Yeah. I worked there last year for about a year working as a reentry coordinator. Really? Yes. And also that popped up. I'm like, oh my God, all these, you know, everything's kind of crossing paths now. Yep. Wait, why don't I know where you live? Where are you from? So no, I live, I live in New Jersey. That's why I thought they were east coast somewhere. But I would fly out. I would go to South Bend once a month. I would meet with clients in prison and help prepare them for release. I also put together a reentry, manual for them and a needs assessment. So it was amazing. It was very cool. That's awesome. And literally, Notre Dame's campus is 10 minutes from my house. Oh, wait. Really? Me and Megan are going to Notre Dame on Friday.

Oh, we'll have to talk off. We'll have to like maybe catch up this weekend.

I don't think I realize that you live. Okay, yes. So we were invited to speak on a panel about

sentencing disparities at the law school. So is the panel on Friday?

The panel is on Friday.

We'll be in Chicago doing a podcast meetup on Thursday and then we'll be in South Bend flying out on Saturday.

Oh, yeah, we'll have to catch up.

Yes, that's totally right.

I tell people I live in Michigan and everybody always thinks like Detroit, Lansing, but I live in like rural Southwestman Midwest. Literally, I mean, when I go for a run, I run into Indiana. It's like right next to my house. It's like just right across the border. That's really funny. That's why I would never think to mention that. But okay, then. Yeah, that'll be really cool. So tell me about some of that work you do because, you know, this whole season for us is all

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