The Unheard Society

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The Unheard Society is a student produced podcast from the University of Central Florida's Florida Prison Education Project and the Nicholson School of Communication and Media. Each episode is written by an incarcerated student at our local prison and produced by UCF students for them--it's an inside outside job.

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Working Class Zero with Jeffrey Pratt 09.01.2026 11:06

The inside perspective of a prison canteen operator--and how the Florida Department of Corrections enforces a tyrannical monopoly of all merchandise within the canteen.

Runaway Feelings with Gregory Andriotis 09.01.2026 8:03

The emotional trajectory of a teenage Gregory, and how his struggles with mental health led him to runaway; which he believes can be traced to why he is incarcerated now.

Labor of Love with Luigi Barile 09.01.2026 8:46

The tales of an Italian chef, and his rags to riches success in a new country.

Never Again with Mitchell Dean 09.01.2026 5:55

The tough lessons learned by Mitchell in being incarcerated. How he's managed to gain faith and strength through his journey.

Voice of Choice with Rick McElligot 09.01.2026 5:23

The lively radio style lessons of Rick McElligot, and how your choices inevitably lead you to where you end up. And how he makes choices today as a member of the 'chain gang'.

True Miracles with Donell Frazier 19.12.2025 3:37

The miraculous tales of Donell Frazier, and how he believes he is alive today because of these miracles.

Inmate.com with Don Renye 19.12.2025 4:52

The comedic investigation of Don Renye in discovering who the mysterious "they" is that controls the flow of information in prison. Don received college credit for this project!

Duck Tales with David Sutton 19.12.2025 6:31

The wild tales of an 81 year old inmate, and the stories he shared about his life. Mr. Sutton can't read or write, so his stories were transcribed by Claire, the Executive Producer. He received college credit for this class, despite almost quitting because he felt 'too dumb' to complete it. Despite his age, Mr. Sutton had a determination to learn and continue to better himself through...