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Walled In podcast

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"Walled In" is a podcast co-produced by Street Roots and The Exiled Voice. In each episode, co-hosts Emily Green and Joshua Wright explore a different, lesser-known aspect of what it means to be incarcerated in America.

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Walled In podcast | After prison, ‘I had to relearn how to touch people’

Episode 2: Former prisoners discuss how absence of touch and rules against intimacy affected them while they were incarcerated, and an expert explains the science behind touch starvation
By
Emily Green Joshua Wright
July 10, 2021
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Walled In podcast | ‘It was a nightmare’: Prison violence and its lasting toll

Episode 1: Former prisoners share violent events they experienced in prison, and a criminologist discusses how even indirect exposure to violence can have lingering effects on prisoners long after they're released
By
Emily Green Joshua Wright
February 28, 2021

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