
This episode discusses the history of maximum security prisons, the perspectives of prison officers, and the humanization of criminals. Key topics include interviews with former prison officers from the 1940s and 1950s, the mentality of law enforcement, and the shared humanity between officers and inmates.
The host shares insights from their PhD research, focusing on the post-war period and the experiences of prison officers. They highlight how these officers viewed criminals as evil, creating a divide between them.
Through interviews, the host realizes that both prison officers and criminals are human beings doing their jobs, challenging the stereotypes often associated with each group.
The episode examines prison officers' perspectives and the shared humanity between them and criminals.

You build up this image of this evil person.Prison Officers: Beyond the 'Evil Person' Image #shorts
They're just actually human beings like us.Prison Officers: Beyond the 'Evil Person' Image #shorts