NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 6月23日 04時24分

A couple of inmates have launched a series of regular audio dispatches from inside San Quentin State Prison, what used to be one of America’s most notorious prisons.
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Earlonne Woods (above, left) and Antwan Williams created a podcast known as “Ear Hustle,” aided and abetted by Nigel Poor, an artist and academic who helped launch an in-house radio program.
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@earhustlesq appears to be the first #podcast produced entirely inside the walls of a federal or state #prison.
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#EarHustle — prison argot for eavesdropping — arrives as just the latest innovation at one of the nation’s oldest and most mythologized prisons.
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“You come down here and you don’t have to pay attention to all the penitentiary stuff,” Woods said, toying with a digital recorder in the Media Lab. “You come in, do your work and get lost in it. It’s almost like a piece of freedom right here in prison.”
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Visit NBCNews.com to learn about #SanQuentin’s rehabilitative programs and how California residents are embracing change.
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