Free In My Mind: Surviving Incarceration Through Music

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Two Minnesota musicians, Amanda Weber and Natalie Pollard, are starting what is thought to be the first re-entry choir in the U.S. Pollard shares the ways music sustained her in prison and connected her with Weber. KFAI’s Anna Stitt reports. (Music by Natalie Pollard and the Voices of Hope Choir at the Shakopee state women’s prison.)

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