Tonight at 9 PM ET: An Interview With A Former New York State Prison Guard, by Eric Striker

Tonight at 9 PM ET: An Interview with A Former New York State Prison Guard

Eric Striker • January 29, 2021

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Tonight on the People’s Square, we will be interviewing author Jack McKrakin, a former New York State Correction’s Officer who has recently authored a tell-all book about his experiences for Antelope Hill Publishing called “Livin’ The Dream.”

You can catch it live here.

Mp3 will be uploaded here.

(Republished from National Justice by permission of author or representative)

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Tony says:
January 31, 2021 at 5:21 pm GMT
I’ve worked with his brother Phil McKrakin who was also an expert on prison life.
Anon[369] • Disclaimer says:
February 2, 2021 at 3:40 pm GMT • 100 Words
Jack McKraken might be one of the most articulate, well-spoken guys I’ve ever heard. I’m guessing he could’ve pursued any career he wanted with his obviously high IQ. Perhaps speaking and writing is more suited to his intellectual ability?

Btw, I’d only planned to listen to the first 10 minutes but was hooked. I plan to buy his book off Amazon today. I was bummed when I searched for the book title under The People’s Square. Fortunately I then searched by his name.

Note to the host (Eric Striker?): ease up on the foul, racist language. It really lowers you and degrades the interview. You also misspelled his name.