If anyone wants to donate to Kris. IM me.

Seriously, I don't collect any money. You, from anywhere in the world, can pay Kris by an institutional method that I successfully used today and is as safe as anything else in this f*-up system. Just flag me in the comments.

I am seriously surprised at the lack of interest in the update about Kris, as indicated by low view count.

Sharp A63206W
HMP Altcourse
Brookfield Drive
Fazakerley
Liverpool
L9 7LH

May change after sentencing on the 23rd.

^^^ Ashley Podsiad-Sharp, and there's also a Givesendgo for his family:
https://www.givesendgo.com/SupportingPSharp

Re Ashley Podsiad-Sharp.

There's a typo on the address.
His Prison number is A6320EW

Blame Ash’s terrible handwriting! 😂

Sentencing is next Friday 21st.

^^^ Ashley

A recent article from CAA on the Black Wolf Radio guys, with some useful information.

https://antisemitism.org/neo-nazi-podcasters-who-encouraged-listeners-to-commit-violence-convicted-of-terror-offences/

^^^ What we want is to use the info in the article to find out post-sentencing contact information or to be put in contact with their families, or both.

Just a reminder, and also since we have a lot of new subscribers:

Please send any or all of our prisoners a postcard. I have tested with Vincent and James that a POSTCARD WILL BE DELIVERED WITHOUT A RETURN NAME AND ADDRESS, so it is more likely than not to work for all of them.

Also, please don't forget Kris Kearney, The fact that he is likely to be released "in weeks rather than months" is not quite the same thing as "soon." It means anything you send now is likely to be delivered despite the delays due to the prison's incompetent management.

Here is the list of addresses. If you send a letter then you need to put your name and address on the back. For postcards you don't need to include your name and address unless you want to receive a reply.

Note though that postage is expensive for a prisoner. If you want an ongoing conversation then the e-mail service at emailaprisoner.com is the preferred option, and if you use it then remember to check the "request a reply" box in order to include a reply sheet for the prisoner to reply at no cost to himself.

Vincent Reynouard - 160071
HMP Edinburgh
EH113LN

Kristofer Kearney - A4144EW
HMP Chelmsford
CM2 6LQ

James Allchurch - A5903EY
HMP Swansea
SA1 3SR

Ash Podsiad-Sharp - A6320EW
HMP Altcourse
L9 7LH

Also, if you include a phone number then the prisoner can add it to the system of allowed numbers, although at Kris' prison it doesn't seem to work.

Just a reminder that there is a way to send money directly to Kristofer Kearney. Flag me in the comments.

It looks like the fine people at H & D beat me to it.

I'll see if I can come up with some different questions for my interview of Vincent.

We started in February and now have 50 subscribers and greater engagement, as a percentage, than any other channel I know of, no matter what metric one uses. That's a promising start!

I started with a vision for this project, and its development is on course. The pinned post is a kind of manifesto, but there is more to the vision: I guesstimated that one might expect 10% engagement, and of that group, 10% (that is, 1% of subscribers) would become dedicated to what we are doing. That is, if we have 1000 subscribers then we will have a cadre of 10. I suspect we're doing a bit better than that, and the reason is that the channel is limited mostly to practical matters and therefore is unlikely to have much appeal to people seeking novelty. That is by design.

I encourage this! The prisoners' contact information is published here so that people can write to them.

All of them!

If no-one else interviews every last prisoner then I will, but it is better that others take it up.

There's another point to be made: Prison censors cramp an interviewer's style a bit. Once he is released the prisoner can speak more freely, which might make for a more interesting interview.