This podcast episode talks about life inside a prison from the point of view of a family who lived inside one and their perception of prisoners around them.
The speaker talks about the difficulties of being a stepmother and the extreme measures some people take to prove their trustworthiness, including faking a polygraph test.
The speaker shares her experience of undergoing mandated therapy along with her sister, which includes group and individual sessions, where they would visit their father in jail, who was unable to talk about the situation.
The speaker talks about his experience visiting his brother in prison as an eight-year-old and the diverse group of exchange students his family hosted during that time.
A discussion on childhood memories including losing a parent at a young age and memories of disciplinary actions from parents.