Video 3A – Anthony’s Story

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Cellblocks to Mountaintops

27 episodes

8 months ago

A podcast and video series that examines how America addresses violence, defines justice and seeks accountability through the journey of one man. Years after committing a horrific crime, Sterling Cunio fully faces the ripple effects of the harm he caused. Through the power of artistic expression and human connections and inspired by restorative justice principles, he forges a remarkable personal transformation while serving decades in prison. This story is a poignant reminder that hope, healing, and redemption are never beyond reach, even in the darkest of places. To see our companion video series and find out more about the show, go to our website at CellblockstoMountaintops.com

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Video 3A – Anthony’s Story

Cellblocks to Mountaintops

6 minutes 32 seconds

1 year ago

Video 3A – Anthony’s Story

This episode is a video. If your podcast player does not support videos, please go to our website to watch: www.cellblockstomountaintops.com Join us as Anthony shares his life story with both “inside” and “outside” classmates from Professor Melissa Buis’ “Reforming Criminal Justice” class held inside Oregon State Penitentiary. He details step by step what led to his incarceration at age 15. Anthony emotionally reflects on a surprising moment from his sentencing hearing which fuels his transformation on a daily basis. Tune into Podcast Episode 3, Push. The. Button., to hear what adult prison does to teenage boys.