systemic challenges

Join Scott Jagow and Beth Shelburne in a gripping discussion surrounding the case of Toforest Johnson, a man on Alabama's death row facing conviction flaws. They explore the unprecedented situation where local and state prosecutors hold opposing views on a new trial. Beth's extensive research highlights evidence suggesting Johnson's innocence, contrasted with systemic challenges hindering convictions based on circumstantial evidence. They delve into the limitations of the justice system and the profound impact on wrongfully convicted individuals, shedding light on legal complexities and the fight for justice in Johnson's case.

What is a good investment? Who should benefit from it? In this episode, Spencer Sherman welcomes Rachel Robasciotti, the founder of Adasina Social Capital, to dive into investing long-term for future generations through social justice investing. There is a pressing need to address the social inequities and overcome systemic challenges. In the financial market, Rachel sees the key in pulling together our collective resources to produce widgets and resources to resolve large systemic inequities. Together, we can invest in building a sustainable and successful world to live in for the future. Join in the conversation and learn how.