Ray Hill, host of the 30 year running, "The Prison Show", appears on "Journey of Hope With Rodney Mathers"
For 30 years Ray Hill has hosted the longest running show of its kind anywhere and this week his unique perspective is tapped in an interview on " Journey of Hope With Rodney Mathers." In the interview, Ray reflects on the start of his show and gives great advice for ex-offenders on a variety of topics.
- Houston, TX (1888PressRelease) October 28, 2010 - Journey Of Hope With Rodney Mathers is proud to announce an interview with Ray Hill.
Ray Hill was once sentenced to 160 years in prison on burglary charges. He became a jail house lawyer and was able to get his sentenced reduced to 8 years. He served 4 years and 4 months and was released.
In 1980 he started a radio program on KPFT in Houston called "The Prison Show" and the show has been running ever since.
Ray not only provides callers a chance to send messages to incarcerated inmates, but he discusses relevant criminal justice issues on the show as well.
Ray is credited with getting ex-offenders their right to vote back in Texas (The Ray Hill Bill) and worked for over 12 years to have telephones installed in the Texas prisons.
In this week's episode of "Journey Of Hope With Rodney Mathers". Ray has a very frank discussion with Mathers about a variety topics including what Ray has seen work in the area of job search for ex-offenders.
"Ray's story is something all ex-offenders should hear.", says host Rodney Mathers. He goes on to say, " Ray gives a great deal of insight into post-incarceration life."
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