In this powerful episode of On the Recyard Women's Prison Podcast, Marci Marie and Toonchi dive into the true meaning of resilience behind bars. From navigating strict rules to finding creative ways to maintain a sense of self, they share personal stories of how they and others resisted oppressive conditions and found strength in each other. Whether it’s through small acts of defiance, building community, or finding ways to hold onto hope, this episode highlights the relentless spirit of incarcerated women who refused to let their identities be erased. Tune in for an eye-opening look at resilience in the face of adversity, the unbreakable bonds formed on the inside, and the everyday ways resistance kept them going.

In this episode of On the Recyard, hosts Marci Marie and Toonchi discuss the unique culture of formerly incarcerated women, exploring the social dynamics, shared values, and unspoken rules that shape this resilient community. Marci Marie and Toonchi offer valuable insights for those who have never been to prison on how to approach and understand someone with a background in incarceration. They discuss everything from dismantling stereotypes and misconceptions to providing genuine support without judgment. With honesty and humor, they break down what it means to re-enter society as a woman, navigating stigma while finding strength in sisterhood. Whether you’re directly impacted or simply want to learn, this episode is a raw and informative conversation on how we can all help create a more inclusive, understanding world. #OnTheRecyard #Prison #WomensPrison #TDCJ

Join our hosts, Marci Marie and Toonche, for this gripping episode of On The Recyard Women's Prison Podcast. We dive deep into the infamous Menendez Brothers case, where brothers Lyle and Erik were convicted for the 1989 murders of their wealthy parents. Special guest Rosie O'Donnell joins us to unpack the complexities of the case, exploring issues of family dysfunction, abuse, and the justice system’s handling of high-profile crimes. Rosie shares her thoughts on the trial, media coverage, and the case's broader implications. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation about justice, trauma, and the blurred lines between victims and perpetrators.