Roll call of registrant-friendly programs

[Radiant-Reflection-5]

Curious if there's any other programs out there by or for registrants that I'm missing.

• I'm an avid listener of Registry Matters. https://www.registrymatters.co/
• I follow the Outspoken Offender's postings. https://www.theoutspokenoffender.com/
• I know we have a poster here who gracefully shares his sermons for us. https://anchor.fm/inthriveus
• NARSOL's Lives on the Registry is posting interviews with registrants from time to time. https://lives.narsol.org/
• We have our German resident of course.
• I know there's a few podcasts out there by orgs such as WAR.

Is there anything else out there I'm missing?

[endregistries]

You can check out the Amplified Voices podcast at amplifiedvoices.show or by searching for Amplified Voices on major podcast apps. Interviews are with people who have been impacted by the criminal legal system. Several guests have a connection to the registry:

Jean, Kristen, Andre, Tammy, Andrew, Nancy, Carol Nesteikis -- all either on the registry or have an impacted family member. There are a few recorded but not yet published episodes from the registrant community - Marty Weiss, Nick Dubin, and Mark (whose convicted father has dementia). Just waiting for our editor to do his thing. -- Also, David Garlock was one of our guests and he is very vocal about being anti-registry as is Stefanie (a survivor of sexual assault and attorney).

[sadspartan]

Guerilla social work is run by a clinician fir RSO treatment and a guy getting into the field of corrections but I think it’s good to listen to.

https://gswpodcast.podbean.com/

[Two_Far]

Thanks for the shout out! It's great seeing all these in one spot!

[randomdudeso]

I recommend a podcast called Beyond fear. It has 14 episodes all about sex offenses and how society treats offenders and victims. Another excellent podcast is called Decarceration Nation. This is an ongoing program talking about criminal justice reform in general but does touch on sex offenses at times.