I bursted into tears hearing Jerome say, "I didn't see my mom for 21 years". We NEED change. We need to be held accountable when we make mistakes. We need to learn and make better choices for all.
Those officers who did this to him should be responsible for what they have done to Jerome! Jerome, what happened to you, doesn't defy the amazing person you are. You are a force of a nature. Your force is bigger than the earth. All my respect and sending so much love. Rainn, thanks so much for this conversation.
Jerome, I’m so profoundly sad to hear you got robbed of a big part of your life. Hopefully your story will contribute to a positive change somehow. Love from Sweden ❤
Such an incredible and eye opening episode. I feel like I’ve learnt so much from your podcast. Thanks for sharing so much wisdom with the world and being such a beacon of light!
Such a powerful and moving life story. I'm feeling like I am going to have to have some conversations with my various, younger selves now. Inspiring. Thank you.
Such an important story to tell. I lost it at the part where he traced his hand and hugged the paper before sending it to his mother. I wish the best for Jerome and his family.
I was wrongfully imprisoned for 20 hours before my attorney was able to expedite the process for my release. During that entire 20 hours, none of it resembled the movies. No phone calls, no meals, no water, no Miranda rights, no blankets, no shoes, no service. The entire time no one bothered to inform me of a timetable, the entire time I was clueless as to when I'd be released, or even what I was in there for. I can't even imagine the depth of strength required to endure what Jerome here has endured. I cried like four times during this episode.
Jerome is dropping a lot of wisdom. He discovered his own form of individuation while incarcerated. Incredibly powerful, this man probably has more wisdom than he himself is even aware of. Please look into getting a Jungian psychoanalyst on the podcast. You both touch on basic Jungian principles multiple times, and I think Jung had a lot of insight on the idea of keeping yourself in check. He called it shadow work.
I had to pause at 23 minutes…there are bad apples in dentists! In CA dentists are not required to carry malpractice insurance. So, there are dentists doing unnecessary, and detrimental surgeries/procedures just to bill insurance and the patients often end up severely injured for life. All because they trust what the dentist recommends… so sad. Anyways..I’m going to press play again now 😂
I really appreciate your efforts! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
When Rainn said, "I don't even know how to have this conversation," I felt that. :(
This podcast deserves so much more attention, major props.
I bursted into tears hearing Jerome say, "I didn't see my mom for 21 years". We NEED change. We need to be held accountable when we make mistakes. We need to learn and make better choices for all.
Agreed
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True 100%
Those officers who did this to him should be responsible for what they have done to Jerome!
Jerome, what happened to you, doesn't defy the amazing person you are. You are a force of a nature. Your force is bigger than the earth.
All my respect and sending so much love. Rainn, thanks so much for this conversation.
Jerome, I’m so profoundly sad to hear you got robbed of a big part of your life. Hopefully your story will contribute to a positive change somehow. Love from Sweden ❤
This was a beautiful and moving episode
Hearing stuff like this makes me so angry it keeps me up at night
Man this is everything right here.. the injustice here is beyond pale !!
Wow, this was a phenomenal episode!! Not only is the story so powerful, just the amount of wisdom to get from this, is amazing. Thank you, both!
I am SO happy you enjoyed it - an incredible and powerful story that we hope more people get to hear!
Such an incredible and eye opening episode. I feel like I’ve learnt so much from your podcast. Thanks for sharing so much wisdom with the world and being such a beacon of light!
Been WAITING for this one, so excited to watch!
Such a powerful and moving life story. I'm feeling like I am going to have to have some conversations with my various, younger selves now. Inspiring. Thank you.
It's great to reflect on these lessons with the various "selves" within us. 🦄
Such an important story to tell. I lost it at the part where he traced his hand and hugged the paper before sending it to his mother. I wish the best for Jerome and his family.
Wow what a podcast thank you ❤❤❤
dude I barely ever feel like this, but that story made my skin crawl. I was getting angry and rapid heartbeats just from hearing that shit.
I am so sorry this happened to you.
It's so important we share stories like these, so that they can get the light they deserve.
I was wrongfully imprisoned for 20 hours before my attorney was able to expedite the process for my release.
During that entire 20 hours, none of it resembled the movies. No phone calls, no meals, no water, no Miranda rights, no blankets, no shoes, no service.
The entire time no one bothered to inform me of a timetable, the entire time I was clueless as to when I'd be released, or even what I was in there for.
I can't even imagine the depth of strength required to endure what Jerome here has endured. I cried like four times during this episode.
Jerome is dropping a lot of wisdom. He discovered his own form of individuation while incarcerated. Incredibly powerful, this man probably has more wisdom than he himself is even aware of.
Please look into getting a Jungian psychoanalyst on the podcast. You both touch on basic Jungian principles multiple times, and I think Jung had a lot of insight on the idea of keeping yourself in check. He called it shadow work.
We were so happy that he got to come on and share that wisdom with us and you!
I had to pause at 23 minutes…there are bad apples in dentists! In CA dentists are not required to carry malpractice insurance. So, there are dentists doing unnecessary, and detrimental surgeries/procedures just to bill insurance and the patients often end up severely injured for life. All because they trust what the dentist recommends… so sad. Anyways..I’m going to press play again now 😂
I really appreciate your efforts! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
Dark hair. White beard. Weird.
in America it's illegal to not have money
that's the quietest Rainns ever been. Hard realities 💖💝💖❤🩹💖
I am so sorry this happened to you.