30 years of Prison Radio—and new updates on Mumia Abu-Jamal's case

For over three decades, beginning in July of 1992, Prison Radio, an independent production studio, has taken on the prison industrial complex with a simple, direct, and potent mission: "include the voices of incarcerated people in the public debate."

Creating multimedia content for radio, television, and films, "We stream our high-quality audio material to media outlets and the general public in order to add the voices of people most impacted by the prison industrial complex." — Read the rest