Alabama’s Prison Hell: Inside the ADOC Crisis, Forced Labor, and the Fight for Reform

In this powerful episode, Alabama’s Prison Hell takes listeners inside one of the darkest corners of the American justice system — the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC). From forced labor and extreme overcrowding to rampant violence, suicide, and neglect, the conditions inside Alabama’s prisons expose a humanitarian crisis that has been ignored for far too long.

Through real stories, data, and testimony, this episode reveals how corruption and complacency have fueled decades of suffering — and how reform, not expansion, offers a way forward. Featuring insights from the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal, we explore evidence-based solutions, including AI-powered monitoring, VR therapy, restorative justice, and education through Ingram State Technical College — tools that could rebuild lives and restore justice across the state.

🎧 Tune in to hear the truth about what’s happening behind Alabama’s prison walls — and how technology, transparency, and compassion can lead to real change.

Keywords: Alabama Department of Corrections, prison reform, forced labor, ADOC scandal, restorative justice, AI monitoring, VR rehabilitation, overcrowding, recidivism, social justice.