Concrete Mama: The Podcast

• "My First Time Down"

  Whether you’re doing time, visiting a loved one, volunteering your time, or clocking in as a staff member, everyone has a first day in prison. Today, the crew tackles the process of intake and arrival, sharing visceral memories of the smells, sights, and sounds of being processed. Corrections specialists Chris McGill and Josh Lancaster offer advice for new staff, and Parris Miller recounts the stark differences between his first and second experiences arriving at prison.Red’s History Report: The Bikers Club, 1970sFeatured Music (sourced from Artlist):A New Dawn on Planet Earth - Ziv MoranThe Last Road Trip - Tommy BrandonWhat Tears Are Shed at the Depths of the Damp Monastery - ShatzlanThe Spectrum Boys - Nim SadotEbb and Flow - Ziv MoranInto the Storm - Brianna TamGuest of Eternity - Dmitry KhlyninDynasty - Adrián BerenguerSky Blue - Yoav IlanDepartures - Ardie SonSpirto - FalstaFFThe Hard Way - Alon PeretzThe Western Wind - IkoliksAlley - Tony PetersenSatisfaction - Duncan SpencerSuzanna - Leon LaudenbachCoffee Stop - Creative Cuts - AvesHosted on BuzzSprout. See https://www.buzzsprout.com/privacy for more information. Support Unincarcerated Productions through our fiscal sponsor, Northwest Film Forum. Zac Bentz is our editor, audio engineer, and graphic designer Megean Sanchez handles our social media content and audience engagement Vik Chopra and Rachel Kjack are the showrunners and executive producers You can find Unincarcerated Productions on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and various other social media platforms. Thanks for listening! Write us with your questions, ideas for future episodes and thoughts at [email protected], or send us a letter at: Unincarcerated Productions, 307 S 9th Ave #145, Walla Walla, WA 99362

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• "We Don't Change... We Heal"

  Follow the team on an unprecedented journey behind the scenes of prison programming and community engagement, as the Black Prisoners’ Caucus puts on a Juneteenth event open to members of the Walla Walla community. We’ll hear from residents of the town on their relationship to the prison, and get exclusive insight from some of the highest-ranking members of the Washington State Department of Corrections.Red’s History Report: The Resident Government Council, 1970sFeatured Music (sourced from Artlist):Shufflin’ - Yonatan RiklisDowntown Boogie - Wesly ThomasNonsense - Raw3 Tales - Esteban Maxera CuartetoEasy as Pie - Benjamin EsterlisShe Arrives in New York - Max HWhen I’m Gone - Gal LevDusk - Rotem CinamonSpy Fiction - Young Rich PixiesHold Me - FrozenjaZzBeta Clear - Nim SadotOpen Space - Onyx MusicLyra - Adi GoldsteinBirth - Max HLiberation - Liron YuvalLet’s Celebrate - NobouCoffee Stop - Creative Cuts - AvesHosted on BuzzSprout. See https://www.buzzsprout.com/privacy for more information. Support Unincarcerated Productions through our fiscal sponsor, Northwest Film Forum. Zac Bentz is our editor, audio engineer, and graphic designer Megean Sanchez handles our social media content and audience engagement Vik Chopra and Rachel Kjack are the showrunners and executive producers You can find Unincarcerated Productions on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and various other social media platforms. Thanks for listening! Write us with your questions, ideas for future episodes and thoughts at [email protected], or send us a letter at: Unincarcerated Productions, 307 S 9th Ave #145, Walla Walla, WA 99362

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• "The Mid-Season Q&A"

  As we hit the halfway mark of our inaugural season, Vik and Rachel sit down with Anthony, Demar, and Red to discuss the making of the first four episodes, and the show’s impact both inside and outside the prison.Featured Music (sourced from Artlist):Locomotive - Jake SofferHosted on BuzzSprout. See https://www.buzzsprout.com/privacy for more information. Support Unincarcerated Productions through our fiscal sponsor, Northwest Film Forum. Zac Bentz is our editor, audio engineer, and graphic designer Megean Sanchez handles our social media content and audience engagement Vik Chopra and Rachel Kjack are the showrunners and executive producers You can find Unincarcerated Productions on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and various other social media platforms. Thanks for listening! Write us with your questions, ideas for future episodes and thoughts at [email protected], or send us a letter at: Unincarcerated Productions, 307 S 9th Ave #145, Walla Walla, WA 99362

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• "Climb That Rope"

  Anthony’s future hangs in the balance as the Washington State Clemency and Pardons Board hears testimonies from friends and community members speaking on his behalf. Simultaneously, Anthony paints a picture of a life lived on the precipice – of cultures, of freedom, and of self-determination.Red’s History Report: WSP Ghost StoriesFeatured Music (sourced from Artlist):Go On - FlintFreerolling - T Bless and the ProfessionalsWaltzing in a Dream - Louis AdrienContemplation in Fm - Nigun QuartetMaracadombe - Joca PerpignanQing Long - Yotam AgamShe Arrives in New York - Max HEmpty Room - Max HGood Bye - Max HLove Sentiments - Max HLiane - Yotam Ben-OrCoffee Stop - Creative Cuts - AvesHosted on BuzzSprout. See https://www.buzzsprout.com/privacy for more information. Support Unincarcerated Productions through our fiscal sponsor, Northwest Film Forum. Zac Bentz is our editor, audio engineer, and graphic designer Megean Sanchez handles our social media content and audience engagement Vik Chopra and Rachel Kjack are the showrunners and executive producers You can find Unincarcerated Productions on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and various other social media platforms. Thanks for listening! Write us with your questions, ideas for future episodes and thoughts at [email protected], or send us a letter at: Unincarcerated Productions, 307 S 9th Ave #145, Walla Walla, WA 99362

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• "The Life & Times of Demar Nelson"

  Follow Demar and Nessa on an epic journey from childhood to adulthood and freedom to shackles, as they recount a lifetime of challenges, victories, and resilience. It’s a tragedy, a comedy, a romance, a crime caper – a hero’s journey straight from the mouth of the main character. Will Demar be free to write his own ending?Red’s History Report: The Curious Case of Herbert Nicholls Jr., 1930sFeatured Music (sourced from Artlist):Better - SemoGood to You - D MillsAnguish of Choice - Simon BerggrenTwilight Song - Simon BerggrenSeeing You Again - Kyle CoxMelancholia - Yonatan RiklisAll Star One-Step - All Star TrioPolka Scherzo - Page and ButinAlagazam To the Music of the Band - Peerless QuartetDixie Girl March - Plantation TrioFiddle-Dee-Dee - Walter J Van Brunt, Maurice BurkhardtCoffee Stop - Creative Cuts - AvesWith original compositions by Zac BentzHosted on BuzzSprout. See https://www.buzzsprout.com/privacy for more information. Support Unincarcerated Productions through our fiscal sponsor, Northwest Film Forum. Zac Bentz is our editor, audio engineer, and graphic designer Megean Sanchez handles our social media content and audience engagement Vik Chopra and Rachel Kjack are the showrunners and executive producers You can find Unincarcerated Productions on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and various other social media platforms. Thanks for listening! Write us with your questions, ideas for future episodes and thoughts at [email protected], or send us a letter at: Unincarcerated Productions, 307 S 9th Ave #145, Walla Walla, WA 99362

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