From Prison to Purpose with Judy Henderson This episode is big. It's raw, real, and incredibly powerful. My guest, Judy Henderson, was wrongfully convicted of murder and spent 36 years behind bars. But her story isn’t one of bitterness — it’s one of strength, grace, and the unshakable power of personal choice. Judy shares how, even inside prison walls, she chose to own her time. She earned her degree. She created programs. She mentored others. And most of all—she chose to live on her terms, n...
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From Prison to Purpose with Judy Henderson This episode is big. It's raw, real, and incredibly powerful. My guest, Judy Henderson, was wrongfully convicted of murder and spent 36 years behind bars. But her story isn’t one of bitterness — it’s one of strength, grace, and the unshakable power of personal choice. Judy shares how, even inside prison walls, she chose to own her time. She earned her degree. She created programs. She mentored others. And most of all—she chose to live on her terms, n...
From Prison to Purpose with Judy Henderson This episode is big. It's raw, real, and incredibly powerful. My guest, Judy Henderson, was wrongfully convicted of murder and spent 36 years behind bars. But her story isn’t one of bitterness — it’s one of strength, grace, and the unshakable power of personal choice. Judy shares how, even inside prison walls, she chose to own her time. She earned her degree. She created programs. She mentored others. And most of all—she chose to live on her terms, n...
Women Winning Their Way
From Prison to Purpose with Judy Henderson This episode is big. It's raw, real, and incredibly powerful. My guest, Judy Henderson, was wrongfully convicted of murder and spent 36 years behind bars. But her story isn’t one of bitterness — it’s one of strength, grace, and the unshakable power of personal choice. Judy shares how, even inside prison walls, she chose to own her time. She earned her degree. She created programs. She mentored others. And most of all—she chose to live on her terms, n...
