• Jason Flom | Wrongful Convictions, Death Row and Rock and Roll (RE-RELEASE)

  • Sep 21 2024
  • Length: 56 mins
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Jason Flom | Wrongful Convictions, Death Row and Rock and Roll (RE-RELEASE)

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  • Payne and team are hard at work investigating a new case on Up and Vanished: In the Midnight Sun.

    In the meantime, please enjoy this Re-Released episode with Jason Flom. He is a renowned music industry executive, entrepreneur, and advocate for criminal justice reform. As the CEO of Lava Records, he has been instrumental in the success of numerous artists, contributing to the rise of icons Katy Perry and Lorde. Beyond his achievements in the music business, Jason is a passionate philanthropist and criminal justice reform advocate. He serves as the founding board member of the Innocence Project, an organization dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals through DNA testing. Flom's commitment to justice reform extends to his podcast, "Wrongful Conviction," where he sheds light on the flaws in the criminal justice system and shares the stories of those who have faced wrongful convictions.

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