Peace During War - Episode 2: Community Service From Prison
In ‘Voices from Behind Bars: A Candid Podcast,’ Michael Wilder hosts an intense and emotional dialogue with inmates, including Keith Harbin and Doug Parker. Live from the Michigan Department of Corrections, they share personal stories of their pasts involving crime and violence, offering heartfelt advice to the younger generation. The conversation explores themes of redemption, the impact of gun violence, and the potential for change. With raw honesty, the participants emphasize the importance of making better life choices and breaking free from the cycle of violence and incarceration. This powerful episode aims to reach the youth and communities affected by these issues, striving to inspire positive change through shared experiences and wisdom.
Host Michael Wilder welcomes guests invested in reaching out to members of their community, offering guidance and direction to pursue a path free of violent crime and gang activity.
“This is an awesome opportunity for forgotten men to give back to their communities by reaching out to the current young people who are out dealing drugs and committing violent crimes with guns”
-Michael Wilder
00:00 Introduction
00:11 Introduction and Technical Difficulties
01:02 Keith Harbin’s Message to Youth
03:53 Apology to Grand Haven Community
05:48 Doug Parker’s Story of Gun Violence
09:12 Melvin Ward’s Call and Advice
14:00 Talents and Lost Opportunities
20:51 Plans for Community Service and Entrepreneurship
24:44 Conclusion and Final Messages
25:08 Making Moves Across States
25:23 Bridge to a Better Future
26:57 The Village Mentality
28:22 Historical Roots of Division
32:44 The Crabs in a Barrel Misconception
35:00 Apologies and Redemption
45:11 The Importance of Community Outreach
49:23 Overcoming the Drug Trade
