Welcome to "What I Know Now," a podcast by The Delta Project, where we dive deep into life inside the juvenile justice system and what it takes to turn things around truly. In this powerful episode, guest host Nick Williams and co-host Cole Williams sit down with guest Jimmy Horsley for an honest, heartfelt conversation about redemption, fatherhood, and the transformative power of mentorship.
Jimmy shares his journey from childhood in Mississippi to navigating the streets, facing repeated incarceration, and ultimately rediscovering himself as a father and mentor. Through his candid insights, you'll hear how the pain of separation from his daughters and the lessons learned in fatherhood programs shaped the man he is today. Meanwhile, Nick opens up about his own time in juvenile detention, the challenges of breaking free from a destructive mindset, and the importance of finding something to believe in.
Together, Jimmy and Nick reveal the impact of connection behind the walls—how vulnerability, self-reflection, and genuine support can plant seeds of hope, even in places where it feels like nothing grows. Whether you're a parent, a mentor, or someone seeking to understand the real stories behind the headlines, this episode reminds us that everyone is worthy of change, and that time—even measured behind bars—can be used to transform your life.
Listen in for raw stories, personal breakthroughs, and the lessons these men wish they’d known sooner—in the hope that what they know now will spark change for the future.