Black Light Mass Incarceration Show

In this episode, we delve into the inspiring journey of Bobby Bostic, a man who experienced the harsh realities of the American justice system at a young age but emerged as a beacon of hope and resilience. Bobby's story is one of transformation, redemption, and unwavering determination.
As a juvenile, Bobby found himself caught in the web of the legal system, sentenced to a staggering 241 years in prison for a series of crimes he committed at the age of 16. Despite the enormity of his sentence, Bobby refused to be defined by his past. Behind bars, he immersed himself in education and self-improvement, determined to make the most of his time despite the seemingly insurmountable odds stacked against him.
However, Bobby's story took a dramatic turn when changes in legislation regarding juvenile sentencing offered him a glimmer of hope. After serving over two decades in prison, Bobby's sentence was commuted, granting him a second chance at life outside the confines of a cell.
Since his release, Bobby has wasted no time in giving back to his community and advocating for criminal justice reform. He has become a powerful voice for change, sharing his story to raise awareness about the flaws in the system and to offer hope to those who have been similarly affected by incarceration.
Bobby seeks to break down barriers and dismantle the stereotypes associated with formerly incarcerated individuals through his work. He is living proof that rehabilitation is possible and everyone deserves a second chance.
Join us as we explore Bobby Bostic's remarkable journey from incarceration to inspiration, and discover how he is making a difference in the lives of others through his resilience, compassion, and unwavering commitment to justice.
 
CALL TO ACTION!!
Donate to Care Bear Foundation cause.
Care Bear Foundation, founded by Jeffrey Cobb and Cierra Cobb, advocates for mental health, life skills, and the fight against mass incarceration. Our foundation is committed to providing comprehensive mental health and life skills education to all people. Our goal is to bridge the gaps with mental health education and advocacy training, especially for marginalized communities and those impacted by the criminal justice system. 
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In this show note, we will discuss Tim's quest to find the perfect truck for his trajectory scanning needs. Tim, a field researcher, is embarking on a crucial project that requires a vehicle that can support his scanning requirements. Join us as we delve into the details of Tim's search and how he intends to leverage the power of trajectory scanning to solve his case.
 
 

Join host Ciara Cobb in this enlightening episode of the Black Light Mass Incarceration Show. In this heartfelt episode, Ciara reflects on the difficulty faced after losing the show's sponsor and shares her own personal experience with domestic violence as she discusses the crucial social and criminal justice issues tied to it. The discussion underscores the importance of understanding triggers, accepts and responds appropriately. Listen to her advice on resources and tools used to heal, like yoga and meditation, and a call to action to the community to curb domestic violence. We also get a look into working with the Care Bear Foundation, a nonprofit aimed at restoring mental wellness and providing legal support among other services that address the domestic violence epidemic.  
 
The Black Light Mass Incarceration Show is a space that is used to uplift the unheard voices of the criminal and social justice issues that many face today.
BLMIS is a weekly podcast that interviews those forgotten in our prison systems. We are here to give the forgotten or ignored a platform for them to share their stories. Inform and educate others on what is really happening behind the scenes.
 
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00:12 Introduction to the Show
00:40 Personal Journey and Rebranding
01:36 Understanding Domestic Violence
02:06 Personal Experience with Domestic Violence
03:57 Breaking the Cycle of Domestic Violence
05:16 The Role of Love and Control in Relationships
07:46 The Impact of Domestic Violence on Children
17:08 Taking Responsibility and Preventing Domestic Violence
20:35 The Importance of Education and Awareness
23:34 Introducing Care Bear Foundation
27:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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This week on the Black Light Mass Incarceration Show, host Cierra has an extensive interview with Altimont Mark Wilks, a candidate for the congressional seat of Maryland's 6th district. Wilks shares his transformative journey from serving two decades of incarceration to becoming an advocate for change in his community. The conversation ranges from crucial social and criminal justice issues, to the disparities within the American entrepreneurial ecosystem, and the role of media and politicians in shaping society. The two delve into the controversial subjects of gun laws, cannabis legalization, race relations, and the need for a massive reform in diverse sectors of American society.
 
Want to learn more about Altimont’s story? 
 
The Washington Examiner
 
Daily KOS - Altimont Mark Wilks running for Congress
 
News Talk 103.7FM - Altimont Mark Wilks 
The Black Light Mass Incarceration Show is a space that is used to uplift the unheard voices of the criminal and social justice issues that many face today.
BLMIS is a weekly podcast that interviews those forgotten in our prison systems. We are here to give the forgotten or ignored a platform for them to share their stories. Inform and educate others on what is really happening behind the scenes.
 
Do you LOVE what we’re doing and want to support the show? 
Become a member on our Patreon page and gain access to exclusive content! 
 
Have questions? Please reach out to us at: blacklightmassincarceration@gmail.com 
You can find this Episode on YouTube Here!
 
 
00:12 Introduction to the Show
00:43 Guest Introduction: Altamont Wicks
01:26 Altamont's Personal Journey and Advocacy
02:59 Discussion on Drug Issues and Politics
03:55 Altamont's Views on Gun Control and Second Amendment
06:32 Altamont's Experience with Incarceration
08:45 Altamont's Critique of Current Politics
10:08 Discussion on Media Influence and Cultural Impact
11:15 Altamont's Views on Immigration and Economic Opportunities
22:35 Altamont's Advocacy for Gun Rights and Education
26:35 Altamont's Vision for His Political Career
35:15 Closing Remarks and Show Outro
 
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Host Cierra Cobb of the Black Light Mass Incarceration Show welcomes special guest, DeAnthony, an incarcerated individual from Virginia to discuss restorative justice and its impact and implications. DeAnthony shares his personal experience with crime, incarceration, his path to redemption through education, and the importance of restorative justice in addressing criminal activity. They delve into the societal factors that often lead to criminal behavior and the need for educational and healing approaches within the criminal justice system. They also highlight an upcoming TED Talk event aimed at bridging the gap between the justice system and marginalized communities.
The Black Light Mass Incarceration Show is a space that is used to uplift the unheard voices of the criminal and social justice issues that many face today.
BLMIS is a weekly podcast that interviews those forgotten in our prison systems. We are here to give the forgotten or ignored a platform for them to share their stories. Inform and educate others on what is really happening behind the scenes.
You can find this episode on YouTube HERE
CALL TO ACTION!!
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00:12 Introduction to the Show
00:42 Guest Introduction and Background
02:37 Guest's Journey to Redemption
04:14 The Power of TED Talks in Prisons
07:08 The Impact of Restorative Justice
16:35 The Role of Education in Rehabilitation
17:27 Closing Remarks and Contact Information
19:21 Show Conclusion
 
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In this episode of the Black Light Mass Incarceration Show, host Ciara Cobb discusses the real-life story of Danny, a 31-year-old man from Asheville, North Carolina, incarcerated for three attempted murders. Danny shares his journey from being in a love triangle, his struggle with alcohol addiction, and how it led him to a series of poor decisions, including an aggressive chase inside a Walmart that culminated in a dangerous high-speed car chase. This emotionally charged conversation enlightens viewers about the complexities of the criminal justice system while highlighting the importance of managing emotional hurt and mental health.
 
The Black Light Mass Incarceration Show is a space that is used to uplift the unheard voices of the criminal and social justice issues that many face today.
BLMIS is a weekly podcast that interviews those forgotten in our prison systems. We are here to give the forgotten or ignored a platform for them to share their stories. Inform and educate others on what is really happening behind the scenes.
 
CALL TO ACTION!!
 
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In our latest podcast episode, we welcome back Tim Wright, a returning guest who shares his insights on Tedtalk in Prison and the importance of giving wrongfully convicted individuals a "first chance." Tim sheds light on the challenges faced by the wrongfully convicted and how they often do not receive a fair opportunity to prove their innocence.
 
The Black Light Mass Incarceration Show is a space that is used to uplift the unheard voices of the criminal and social justice issues that many face today.
BLMIS is a weekly podcast that interviews those forgotten in our prison systems. We are here to give the forgotten or ignored a platform for them to share their stories. Inform and educate others on what is really happening behind the scenes.
 
CALL TO ACTION!!
 
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Find us on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/S_azrAcIMy8 
The Black Light Mass Incarceration Show is a space that is used to uplift the unheard voices of the criminal and social justice issues that many face today.
BLMIS is a weekly podcast that interviews those forgotten in our prison systems. We are here to give the forgotten or ignored a platform for them to share their stories. Inform and educate others on what is really happening behind the scenes.
 
CALL TO ACTION!!
PLEASE VISIT TO LEARN MORE!!
blacklightmassincarceration@gmail.com
https://www.podbean.com/lsw/9yD3H07ul1?lsid=dlG59tzpuob
00:12 Introduction and Welcome
00:39 Guest Introduction: Tim
01:09 Discussion on TEDx in Prisons
02:16 Tim's Experience with TEDx Auditions
04:16 Reading of Tim's Rejected TEDx Talk
11:35 Discussion on Innocence and Wrongful Convictions
12:18 The Struggle of Advocating for Innocent Convicts
19:44 The Importance of Legal Knowledge and Advocacy
21:55 Closing Remarks and Farewell
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In this week's podcast episode, we speak with Tyson, an individual currently incarcerated in Virginia for a marijuana-related offense. While marijuana is currently legal in Virginia, Tyson's case highlights the complexities and disparities within the justice system when it comes to marijuana possession.
 
Tyson's story sheds light on the ongoing debate surrounding marijuana legalization and the implications for individuals who are still serving sentences for non-violent drug offenses. With legalization becoming more widespread, it is important to understand the experiences and perspectives of those who were previously incarcerated for marijuana-related crimes.
The Black Light Mass Incarceration Show is a space that is used to uplift the unheard voices of the criminal and social justice issues that many face today.
BLMIS is a weekly podcast that interviews those forgotten in our prison systems. We are here to give the forgotten or ignored a platform for them to share their stories. Inform and educate others on what is really happening behind the scenes.
 
CALL TO ACTION!!
 
 Call or email Todd Ishee and his staff demanding a change and accountability for staff and how they treat the incarcerated population many have lost their lives at the hands of a Correctional Officer todd.ishee@dac.nc.gov  Maggie.Brewer@dac.nc.gov  brandeshawn.harris@dac.nc.gov
 
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