In this compelling episode of "What I Know Now," hosts Joel, Cole, and Bilal explore the transformative journey of Greg Wines, a former juvenile lifer who turned his life around. They delve into the harsh realities of the prison system, the emotional trials of redemption, and the impact of educational programs. Greg shares his experiences at a notorious facility, his involvement in the Community Working Classics 2 program, and projects aiding children in Ghana and Flint, Michigan. The episode also covers the creation of the RARE program, Greg's outreach to his victim's family, and his advocacy work. Tune in to be inspired by Greg's powerful story of second chances, brought to you by The Delta Project.

In this compelling episode of 'What I Know Now,' Jakari Richardson explores the economic and social challenges in the black community, detailing how scarce business opportunities contribute to cycles of crime and mass incarceration. He emphasizes the transformative role of education and psychological enlightenment in overcoming systemic oppression. The episode also highlights the therapeutic value of barbershop conversations where black and brown men engage in deep discussions about identity, healing, and empowerment, urging listeners to foster unity and resilience within their communities.

Cole and Joel dive deep into a passionate discussion about foster parenting, juvenile justice system, and the marginalization of people of color in parent-child dialogues.

Joel sits down on the Chezubatalks podcast.

Cole discusses fatherhood and the work The Delta Project is doing on Queens of Social Work Podcast