Matthew Cooke and David Arquette Discuss Their Documentary ‘Survivor’s Guide to Prison’ | In Studio

The video features a discussion with Matthew Cook and David Arquette about their documentary 'Survivors Guide to Prison'. They explore issues within the American prison system, including racial disparities, the high female incarceration rate, and the impact of plea bargains. The conversation highlights the need for legislative change, community support, and cultural shifts to address these systemic problems. The role of Hollywood in influencing public perception and the importance of voting for reform are also discussed.

What is the significance of the statement 'There, but for the grace of God go I' in the context of the documentary?

What impact does the documentary suggest incarceration has on families and children?

What role does voting play in addressing issues within the prison system according to the documentary?

What are some of the organizations mentioned that work towards prison reform and support for former inmates?