This episode of the Black Armor the Law podcast focuses on corrections and bail reform. The guests include probation and parole officers who discuss their roles and the challenges they face in helping individuals reintegrate into the community. The conversation also delves into the power and responsibilities of probation and parole officers, as well as the impact of caseloads on their work. The guests share their perspectives on bail reform and the need for reimagining places like Rikers Island. Overall, the episode highlights the importance of investing in education, vocational training, and community-based support to reduce recidivism and promote rehabilitation. This conversation explores various aspects of criminal justice reform and the challenges faced in creating meaningful change. The speakers discuss the importance of providing a living wage to individuals reentering society to prevent recidivism. They also emphasize the need for comprehensive rehabilitation programs that offer vocational training and support services. The conversation highlights the impact of private prisons and the need to treat criminal justice reform as an investment. The speakers address the flaws in the bail system and the lack of funding for essential support services. They stress the importance of collaboration, communication, and the allocation of resources to create lasting change. The conversation concludes with a focus on the rewarding nature of the work and the power of planting seeds of change.