Frank Castro spent time in prison where he helped start an inmate-run music program. The power of music helped to change his life around by giving him something to care about, and other positive events soon followed.  Soon after he gets clean, earns an AA degree, and becomes a drug and alcohol counsellor. Frank is now out of prison, and rebuilding his life. Erik Core interviews Frank all about his Rock and Roll Redemption.

Organization’s like “Jail Guitar Doors” bring music equipment to prisoners.

Credits: “MLR Intro” by “Rob McCann”, “Octoblues” by “Kevin MacLeod“, “Mountains on the Moon” by Antony Castro.

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