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Season 6 Episode 602 | 26m 44s
With less than 5% of the world's population, our country houses 22% of its prisoners. Would that change if ex-convicts had dignified, fairly-paid work? Two groups that train hard-time prisoners to grow food and to start and run plant-centered businesses are changing the future for ex-convicts, and beginning to change the shameful statistics.
Aired: 04/28/17
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Growing Food, Plants & People - Preview
Two groups train prisoners to grow food and to start and run plant-centered businesses.
