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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW! This is the first interview that David Ayala and Jimmy Soto have done together since they were exonerated and released from prison back in December of 2023. They share their experiences with wrongful imprisonment, personal growth, and the transformation they have undergone since their release. They reflect on the importance of forgiveness and change. They also emphasize the need for community support, positive role models, and the role of the church in rehabilitation. They share their aspirations and bucket lists, including traveling, parachuting, and enjoying simple pleasures like decorating a Christmas tree. The discussion highlights the trauma of incarceration, the challenges of reintegration, and the importance of mentoring to help others avoid the same fate. They also touch on the impact of gentrification, cultural pride, and the necessity of peaceful celebrations. This concludes with insights on the significance of hospitality, gratitude, and a closing prayer for positive change and family prosperity.
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103 episodes
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW! This is the first interview that David Ayala and Jimmy Soto have done together since they were exonerated and released from prison back in December of 2023. They share their experiences with wrongful imprisonment, personal growth, and the transformation they have undergone since their release. They reflect on the importance of forgiveness and change. They also emphasize the need for community support, positive role models, and the role of the church in rehabilitation. They share their aspirations and bucket lists, including traveling, parachuting, and enjoying simple pleasures like decorating a Christmas tree. The discussion highlights the trauma of incarceration, the challenges of reintegration, and the importance of mentoring to help others avoid the same fate. They also touch on the impact of gentrification, cultural pride, and the necessity of peaceful celebrations. This concludes with insights on the significance of hospitality, gratitude, and a closing prayer for positive change and family prosperity.
Send us a text
Become a supporter:
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2049675/support
Rep the podcast with fresh gear and join a community that's shaping positive change!
https://wrongtostrongchicago.creator-spring.com/listing/wrong-to-strong-chicago-pod
https://wrongtostrongchicago.buzzsprout.com
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/wrong2strong_pod/
Email: wrong2strongchicago@gmail.com
https://youtube.com/@wrongtostrongchicagopodcast
https://www.facebook.com/wrongtostrongpodcast
Donate to help support the work we are doing via the link below: https://tinyurl.com/W2SPodcast-Donations
103 episodes
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