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He went in over a traffic ticket. He came out of the first five seconds of contempt-of-court thinking, “yeah, I told her”... and then realized he couldn’t move his arms...

Comedian Lantbo (yes, the “Ratchet Girl Anthem” guy) joins Tug Cowart and Daniel Matalon on the new Justice Unfiltered. He talks about the day a judge had him handcuffed, the two words that turned it around, and why he says a second chance is really a second choice.

Plus: how Daniel was a fan for years and sat through three meetings without realizing who he was talking to.

🎧 Full episode at https://www.a2ndchancebailbonds.com/lantbo-on-going-viral-contempt-of-court-and-why-a-second-chance-is-a-second-choice/

Lantbo on Going Viral, Contempt of Court, and Why a Second Chance Is a Second Choice - A 2nd Chance Bail Bonds What is contempt of court? Comedian Lantbo shares how a traffic ticket led to handcuffs and a second chance.

Atlanta has a new kind of journalist. No press credentials. No news van. Just a phone, a fearless delivery, and a community that trusts him completely.

Carldez Goodley, better known as Hood Anchor Ye, is our guest on this week's Justice Unfiltered. What started as a joke in late 2024 turned into 1.7 million TikTok views, a movement, and a full-blown media company in the making.

Featured in Atlanta Magazine. On 11Alive, WABE, Axios, and 99X. Building Hood News Network from the ground up. And he's just getting started.

Daniel Matalon of A 2nd Chance Bail Bonds sat down with Hood Anchor to talk community trust, authentic journalism, what really happens after an arrest in Atlanta, and why people show up for the people who show up for them.

🎧 Full episode: https://www.rfr.bz/f5b96ad

You thought you knew what a second chance looks like. The latest episode of Justice Unfiltered will change that!

Francie Chapman and Dr. Dawn Knighton-Adkins joined Daniel Matalon and Tug Cowart on Justice Unfiltered for one of the most powerful conversations we've had on this show. Between them, they have lived through addiction, violence, homelessness, prison, and abuse. And now they go into prisons, set up revival tents in prison yards, and help women find a way out when they have nowhere else to turn.

Dawn's husband served 26 years of a 599-year sentence. The judge who sentenced him eventually became their pastor. That's not a story you make up.

If you've ever needed a reminder that lives can change, this is the episode. Share it with someone who needs to hear it.

🎧 Full episode: https://www.rfr.bz/fca8412

🎙️ JUSTICE UNFILTERED NEW EPISODE! 🎙️

What does it take to run for governor as a former Republican in a state that hasn't elected a Democratic governor in nearly 30 years?

Geoff Duncan sat down with us on Justice Unfiltered and held nothing back.

Before he was Lieutenant Governor of Georgia, he was a minor league pitcher for the Florida Marlins, and before that, an entrepreneur who built a promotional products company from his living room. That kind of resume shapes how you think about problems.

In this episode, Geoff breaks down why bipartisan legislation sticks and partisan bills rarely make a real difference, what Georgia should actually do about AI, data centers, and energy costs, his plan to use $1.7 billion from Georgia's rainy day fund to address the affordability crisis, and more.

He helped pass hate crimes legislation after Ahmaud Arbery's murder. He worked with Stacey Abrams on the Rural Hospital Tax Credit. He walked across the aisle when it wasn't popular. And he's making the case that Georgia deserves leadership that works for all 11 million residents.

Watch or listen now: https://www.rfr.bz/f42678c