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Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri
The Varsity Podcast Network
Missouri Governor’s Mansion Becomes Training Ground For Incarcerated Workers
OCT 22, 20268 MIN
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Description
Could working inside the Missouri Governor’s Mansion help someone build a career after prison? That’s the goal of a new hospitality apprenticeship for incarcerated workers from Algoa Correctional Center.
Matt Pilger spoke with Missouri Department of Corrections official Annie Herman about the program and what it could mean for life after incarceration.
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