Prison-produced podcast 'Ear Hustle' lets you listen to real stories of incarcerated life

The video explores the Ear Hustle podcast, which shares stories from inside San Quentin prison. It highlights the experiences of inmates, the challenges they face, and the impact of the podcast on audiences. Co-hosts Erlon Woods and Nigel Poor aim to bridge the gap between life inside and outside prison, offering a platform for inmates to share their stories. The podcast has gained significant attention, shedding light on the realities of prison life and challenging common misconceptions.

What is the main hope for inmates in San Quentin as discussed in the podcast?

• Finding a new hobby

• Getting out of prison

• Making new friends

• Learning a new skill

What is one of the main purposes of the Ear Hustle podcast?

• To entertain the public with fictional stories

• To highlight the differences between prison and outside life

• To promote prison reform policies

• To share everyday stories from inside the prison

How does Erlon Woods view his time in prison?

• As a punishment with no purpose

• As a time to reflect and atone

• As an opportunity to meet new people

• As a chance to escape

What was one of the original intents of the Ear Hustle podcast?

• To entertain with fictional stories

• To criticize the prison system

• To show that inside and outside people can work together

• To focus solely on humor

What challenge does sound designer Antwan Williams face in the podcast?

• Promoting the podcast

• Finding new stories

• Capturing the feel of daily life in prison

• Editing the podcast episodes

What is a common misperception about people in prison according to the podcast?

• They are all dangerous criminals

• They are not interested in rehabilitation

• They are monsters

• They are not human

What is the role of Lieutenant Sam Robinson in the podcast?

• He is a guest speaker

• He is a sound designer

• He approves all podcast stories

• He is a co-host