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Oct 11, 2026
Ayesha RascoeHOST
Special thanks to Amica Moda and all the women still inside the Central California Women's Facility brave enough to share their stories.
Ayesha RascoeHOST
This reporting was made possible in part by funding from the Poynter Institute.
Ayesha RascoeHOST
The Sunday Story team includes Andrew Mambo, Sharon Mashihi, Jenny Schmidt, and Justine Yan.
Ayesha RascoeHOST
Our intern is Maddie Baron.
Ayesha RascoeHOST
Special thanks to Amika Moda and all the women still inside the Central California Women's Facility, brave enough to share their stories.
Ayesha RascoeHOST
This reporting was made possible in part by funding from the Poynter Institute.
Ayesha RascoeHOST
The Sunday Story team includes Andrew Mambo, Sharon Mashihi, Jenny Schmidt, and Justine Yan.
Ayesha RascoeHOST
Our intern is Maddie Barron.
Chris HansenGUEST
People see everything.
Chris HansenGUEST
You can criticize it and you can do whatever, and, you know, the Columbia Journalism Review can say this, and the Poynter Institute can say that.
Chris HansenGUEST
And do we work too closely with law enforcement? Fine, I'm happy to have that debate with anybody.
Chris HansenGUEST
But don't pretend for a minute that we've been disingenuous or sneaky or hidden anything, 'cause it just hasn't happened.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
They'll make arguments that their First Amendment rights are being violated by a president who is trying to employ tactics to chill speech, to chill reporting.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
I talked to Al Tompkins, previously with the Poynter Institute, about why this fight is so important.
Al TompkinsGUEST
I think it's dubious and it's going to lose in court.
Al TompkinsGUEST
Um, you know, the White House walked all the way back to George Washington and Thomas Jefferson to try to find examples of why the White House ought to be able to select, um, who is in and who is not in.
Sukti LewisHOST
Jeremy Sanchez-Ru from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism was our data editor.
Sukti LewisHOST
This reporting was made possible in part by funding from the Poynter Institute.
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Sukti LewisHOST
Special thanks to Amika Mota and all the women still inside the Central California Women's Facility who were brave enough to speak with us.
Sukti LewisHOST
This reporting was made possible in part by funding from the Poynter Institute.
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Sukti LewisHOST
Jeremy Sanchez-Roo from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism was our data editor.
Sukti LewisHOST
This reporting was made possible in part by funding from the Poynter Institute.
Sukti LewisHOST
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A reporter receives a shocking tip about something that happened inside a woman's prison.
Sukti LewisHOST
Jeremy Sanchez-Roo from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism was our data editor.
Sukti LewisHOST
This reporting was made possible in part by funding from the Poynter Institute.
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Glynn WashingtonHOST
Special thanks to Amika Mota and all the women still inside the Central California Women's Facility brave enough to speak with us.
Glynn WashingtonHOST
The reporting was made possible in part by funding from the Poynter Institute.
Glynn WashingtonHOST
After the break, we sit down with Anna and Mahdi to hear more.
Glynn WashingtonHOST
Stay tuned.
Glynn WashingtonHOST
And again, special thanks to Amika Mota and all the women still inside the Central California Women's Facility brave enough to share their stories.
Glynn WashingtonHOST
This reporting was made possible in part by funding from the Poynter Institute.
Glynn WashingtonHOST
And if you missed even a moment, know you can hear Snap's We Are Jane Doe series in its entirety on the Snap Judgment podcast.
Glynn WashingtonHOST
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