Alabama Prison Reform Proposal

A podcast built from the real-time recordings of a wife trying to save her husband during a hunger strike the state tried to hide. As Dr. Traywick confronts unanswered calls, blocked information, and bureaucratic stonewalling, listeners hear how Alabama’s prison system — one of the deadliest and most expensive in America — operates in total secrecy. This is a story of systemic silence, and the families forced to fill in the deadly gaps.

On Day 16 of his hunger strike inside Bullock Correctional Facility, incarcerated advocate Kenneth “Swift Justice” Traywick has stopped eating, stopped receiving updates, and—according to the Alabama Department of Corrections—has seemingly stopped existing. For sixteen days, ADOC has refused to confirm whether he is safe, conscious, or even being medically monitored. His wife has made dozens of desperate calls, only to face ringing phones, blocked access, contradictory answers, and a deliberate wall of silence.

This episode takes you inside Alabama’s prison crisis—where retaliation replaces rehabilitation, where hunger strikes are met with punishment instead of care, and wh...

In late 2025, incarcerated organizer Kenneth “Swift Justice” Traywick entered a hunger strike inside Bullock Correctional Facility, igniting statewide concern over what he described as ongoing abuse, retaliation, and unconstitutional treatment by Alabama prison officials. For two weeks, Traywick refused food to protest the conditions at Bullock, calling for a transfer, an end to targeted harassment, and a face-to-face meeting with Commissioner John Hamm.

According to a series of press releases from Unheard Voices of the Concrete Jungle (UVOTCJ), the Alabama Department of Corrections responded not with transparency, but with punitive isolation. They placed Traywick in restrictive housing, conf...

In this gripping episode, The Alabama Paradox exposes the hidden contradiction within Alabama’s prison system — where “trusted” inmates, some nearing release, work full days for as little as $2 while living in dangerous, unsanitary, and overcrowded conditions. These individuals maintain prison operations, repair facilities, and even save lives, yet remain denied dignity, fair pay, and real rehabilitation opportunities.

We explore how this system, built on forced labor and outdated policies, undermines reform and perpetuates cycles of poverty and incarceration. Drawing insights from the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal, the episode highlights how AI-driven transparency, virtual learning, and vocational certific...

In this powerful episode, Alabama’s $1.25 Billion Prison Crisis unpacks the state’s controversial plan to build two massive “mega-prisons” while ignoring decades of corruption, violence, and neglect within the Alabama Department of Corrections. With costs soaring past $1.25 billion, critics say Alabama is investing in concrete instead of people.

We explore how this billion-dollar project fails to address the true root causes of the crisis—overcrowding, understaffing, drug addiction, and mental health neglect—and spotlight the alternative path outlined in the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal. Through AI-powered rehabilitation, VR therapy, education at Ingram State Technical College, and restorative...

In this hard-hitting episode, Alabama’s Billion-Dollar Prison Problem takes a deep dive into the state’s escalating prison crisis—where taxpayers face a $5 billion incarceration bill, yet conditions remain among the worst in the nation. From overcrowding and corruption to the plan for billion-dollar “mega-prisons,” Alabama’s approach raises a vital question: Are we funding safety—or failure?

We break down how political decisions and private contracts have fueled a profit-driven system that prioritizes construction over correction. Drawing from the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal, this episode explores data-driven alternatives—like AI-powered rehabilitation, VR therapy, restorative justice programs, and vo...

In this hard-hitting episode, Alabama Prison Reform exposes the deep-rooted corruption, forced labor practices, and human rights violations inside the Alabama Department of Corrections. From exploited inmate workers earning just dollars a day to staff misconduct and systemic neglect, the episode reveals how profit and power have replaced justice and rehabilitation.

But there’s a way forward. Drawing from the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal, this episode highlights a plan to replace exploitation with education — using AI-driven transparency, virtual reality therapy, and vocational training through Ingram State Technical College. Together, these innovations can build a correctional system that valu...

In this explosive episode, Promoted for Death uncovers the shocking truth behind Alabama’s prison crisis — a $51 million scandal where corruption, neglect, and human suffering collide. As violence, suicides, and overdoses rise inside the Alabama Department of Corrections, whistleblowers and reform advocates reveal how state officials are rewarded, not held accountable, for catastrophic failures.

This episode exposes how political cover-ups and mismanagement perpetuate inhumane conditions, even as taxpayer money fuels a system that’s collapsing from within. Drawing from the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal, we explore how AI monitoring, VR-based rehabilitation, and restorative justice can bring transparency, accoun...

In this powerful episode, Alabama’s Prison Hell takes listeners inside one of the darkest corners of the American justice system — the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC). From forced labor and extreme overcrowding to rampant violence, suicide, and neglect, the conditions inside Alabama’s prisons expose a humanitarian crisis that has been ignored for far too long.

Through real stories, data, and testimony, this episode reveals how corruption and complacency have fueled decades of suffering — and how reform, not expansion, offers a way forward. Featuring insights from the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal, we explore evidence-based solutions, including AI-power...

In this episode, we take a hard look at Alabama’s billion-dollar plan to build new prisons — and ask whether it addresses the real issues plaguing the state’s correctional system. Does pouring money into concrete and steel fix overcrowding, violence, and inhumane conditions, or does true reform begin with investing in people, education, and rehabilitation?

Drawing insights from the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal, this episode explores innovative alternatives, such as AI-driven rehabilitation, VR therapy, and vocational training through Ingram State Technical College — solutions that focus on rebuilding lives rather than expanding prisons.

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Alabama Prison Reform Proposal is a groundbreaking podcast that exposes the truth behind Alabama’s prison crisis and presents a visionary plan for change. Through real stories, investigative insights, and innovative solutions, this series reveals how decades of overcrowding, corruption, and neglect have led to one of the worst correctional systems in America.

But it’s not just about what’s broken—it’s about how to fix it. Each episode explores evidence-based solutions from the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal, a plan built on AI-powered rehabilitation, virtual reality therapy, digital education, and vocational training. Together, these technologies offer a bl...

This 60-second teaser introduces the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal, a bold plan to replace punishment with purpose through technology-driven rehabilitation. Discover how AI-powered monitoring, virtual reality therapy, Canvas LMS digital education, and vocational training can turn Alabama’s billion-dollar prison problem into an opportunity for transformation.

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