A Conduit of Light from Dark Places

I have to admit that the titles of the episodes are hard for me to read because I know that my husband is so much more than the crime he committed. I know that the others whom Andrew has interviewed are as well. You cannot stop at the titles though. This podcast deserves so much more than surface level attention. Andrew has found a way in each of the episodes I have listened to, to get to the spirit of the person who he is interviewing. That is no easy feat considering the barriers that incarceration presents, and the nature of communication from prisons, and in some cases the people who he is interviewing. We live in a world where most of us (at least in the US) have access to each other 24/7, and if this pandemic has shown us anything it is the importance of that. People in prison do not have that privilege and as a result they are cut off from the larger society, their stories are buried behind cement and steel. Andrew is a conduit to shine a light on those that are hidden, on the victims whose memories are stored in their loved ones hearts, and whose stories can help others understand or even change the trajectory of someone’s life. Thank you Andrew for highlighting the “Unforbidden Truth.” Kerry Gant, wife of Thomas Gant.