Prison issues, Call-in from inmates' family members. The Prison Show, (Friday nights 9:00 to 11:00), which has aired on KPFT since Ray Hill originated it in 1980, is the longest running and only secular program of it's nature in the United States, and has listeners in some 25 countries! It has been duplicated in several European cities where it is called The Sunday Telephone in French, German and Dutch. In the first hour of the program David Babb (producer/host) and staff along with guests discuss the whole criminal justice enigma (cops, courts, jails, prisons, probation, parole, policy, legislation and politics). The second hour is made up of the calls from wives, mothers, and children; mostly women's voices but occasionally fathers, lovers, friends and brothers, each of whom is calling to give a few words of encouragement to an inmate living in a prison within the broadcast range of KPFT, with the goal of strengthening family ties and reducing recidivism by Keeping Prison Families Together! en-us Wed, 01 Feb 2012 06:00:00 +0000 60 Pacifica Archive 6.1.0 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss http://archive.kpft.org/mp3/kpft_120127_210035prison.mp3 http://archive.kpft.org/mp3/kpft_120127_210035prison.mp3 Sat, January 28, 2012 Prison issues, Call-in from inmates' family members. The Prison Show, (Friday nights 9:00 to 11:00), which has aired on KPFT since Ray Hill originated it in 1980, is the longest running and only secular program of it's nature in the United States, and has listeners in some 25 countries! It has been duplicated in several European cities where it is called The Sunday Telephone in French, German and Dutch. In the first hour of the program David Babb (producer/host) and staff along with guests discuss the whole criminal justice enigma (cops, courts, jails, prisons, probation, parole, policy, legislation and politics). The second hour is made up of the calls from wives, mothers, and children; mostly women's voices but occasionally fathers, lovers, friends and brothers, each of whom is calling to give a few words of encouragement to an inmate living in a prison within the broadcast range of KPFT, with the goal of strengthening family ties and reducing recidivism by Keeping Prison Families Together! Public Affairs ernesto@kpft.org ernesto@kpft.org (KPFT Admin) http://archive.kpft.org/mp3/kpft_120120_210034prison.mp3 http://archive.kpft.org/mp3/kpft_120120_210034prison.mp3 Sat, January 21, 2012 Prison issues, Call-in from inmates' family members. The Prison Show, (Friday nights 9:00 to 11:00), which has aired on KPFT since Ray Hill originated it in 1980, is the longest running and only secular program of it's nature in the United States, and has listeners in some 25 countries! It has been duplicated in several European cities where it is called The Sunday Telephone in French, German and Dutch. In the first hour of the program David Babb (producer/host) and staff along with guests discuss the whole criminal justice enigma (cops, courts, jails, prisons, probation, parole, policy, legislation and politics). The second hour is made up of the calls from wives, mothers, and children; mostly women's voices but occasionally fathers, lovers, friends and brothers, each of whom is calling to give a few words of encouragement to an inmate living in a prison within the broadcast range of KPFT, with the goal of strengthening family ties and reducing recidivism by Keeping Prison Families Together! Public Affairs ernesto@kpft.org ernesto@kpft.org (KPFT Admin) http://archive.kpft.org/mp3/kpft_120113_210033prison.mp3 http://archive.kpft.org/mp3/kpft_120113_210033prison.mp3 Sat, January 14, 2012 Prison issues, Call-in from inmates' family members. The Prison Show, (Friday nights 9:00 to 11:00), which has aired on KPFT since Ray Hill originated it in 1980, is the longest running and only secular program of it's nature in the United States, and has listeners in some 25 countries! It has been duplicated in several European cities where it is called The Sunday Telephone in French, German and Dutch. In the first hour of the program David Babb (producer/host) and staff along with guests discuss the whole criminal justice enigma (cops, courts, jails, prisons, probation, parole, policy, legislation and politics). The second hour is made up of the calls from wives, mothers, and children; mostly women's voices but occasionally fathers, lovers, friends and brothers, each of whom is calling to give a few words of encouragement to an inmate living in a prison within the broadcast range of KPFT, with the goal of strengthening family ties and reducing recidivism by Keeping Prison Families Together! Public Affairs ernesto@kpft.org ernesto@kpft.org (KPFT Admin) http://archive.kpft.org/mp3/kpft_120106_210032prison.mp3 http://archive.kpft.org/mp3/kpft_120106_210032prison.mp3 Sat, January 7, 2012 Prison issues, Call-in from inmates' family members. The Prison Show, (Friday nights 9:00 to 11:00), which has aired on KPFT since Ray Hill originated it in 1980, is the longest running and only secular program of it's nature in the United States, and has listeners in some 25 countries! It has been duplicated in several European cities where it is called The Sunday Telephone in French, German and Dutch. In the first hour of the program David Babb (producer/host) and staff along with guests discuss the whole criminal justice enigma (cops, courts, jails, prisons, probation, parole, policy, legislation and politics). The second hour is made up of the calls from wives, mothers, and children; mostly women's voices but occasionally fathers, lovers, friends and brothers, each of whom is calling to give a few words of encouragement to an inmate living in a prison within the broadcast range of KPFT, with the goal of strengthening family ties and reducing recidivism by Keeping Prison Families Together! Public Affairs ernesto@kpft.org ernesto@kpft.org (KPFT Admin) http://archive.kpft.org/mp3/kpft_111230_210028prison.mp3 http://archive.kpft.org/mp3/kpft_111230_210028prison.mp3 Sat, December 31, 2011 Prison issues, Call-in from inmates' family members. The Prison Show, (Friday nights 9:00 to 11:00), which has aired on KPFT since Ray Hill originated it in 1980, is the longest running and only secular program of it's nature in the United States, and has listeners in some 25 countries! It has been duplicated in several European cities where it is called The Sunday Telephone in French, German and Dutch. In the first hour of the program David Babb (producer/host) and staff along with guests discuss the whole criminal justice enigma (cops, courts, jails, prisons, probation, parole, policy, legislation and politics). The second hour is made up of the calls from wives, mothers, and children; mostly women's voices but occasionally fathers, lovers, friends and brothers, each of whom is calling to give a few words of encouragement to an inmate living in a prison within the broadcast range of KPFT, with the goal of strengthening family ties and reducing recidivism by Keeping Prison Families Together! Public Affairs ernesto@kpft.org ernesto@kpft.org (KPFT Admin)