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The Prison Show

Season 2 Episode 205 | 56m 46s

This documentary explores KPFT 90.1 FM’s The Prison Show, a Houston radio program connecting incarcerated people with loved ones for over 40 years. Highlighting its history and impact, the film shows how the broadcast offers emotional support, helps families endure the penal system, and fosters hope within prison walls.

Aired: 03/21/26 | Expires: 03/23/27
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