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OnRoadAgain conversation with Andy Dixon who served 27yrs in prison illegally sentenced to life without parole
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andy dixon on train to state of now ———— we are all in it together
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@jeff pulver @geogeller listening to andy dixon @andydixn hold court at 140conf meetup at 3LD dec 1 2009
andy dixon spent 27 years of an illegal life without parole sentence talks about what twitter & prison have in common – foto by @emilyspearl
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andy talks andy @ #140conf meetup 12/1/08 — andy dixon reads poetry
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OnRoadAgain conversation with Andy Dixon @andydixn who served 27yrs in prison illegally sentenced to life without parole recorded by geo geller – conversation somewhere the night of 11/07/09 between Tuscon Arizona and New Mexico
background from geo geller – i answered a ride share from sf bay area with somebody going east and that is how i met andy dixon. the first part 1 conversation was on our second day together, little did i know it was going to be an amazing ride of a life time from the moment we started in san jose california it was an adventure – andy is an easy going guy as you can see so we talked freely… he is also a self described generational criminal, trucker, singer songwriter who wears a cowboy hat to name a few – from my years of being a wanderer/traveler both on land/mind/body i was pretty much comfortable with anything anybody throws my way but andy took me by surprise not only was he open, intuitive, insighful, trustworth and now a valued friend, he is somebody i respect and somebody to listen too - from andy’s life he has learned what he needed to teach, to embrace his challenges and embrace resistance – all along the way people where calling him all hours mostly ex-cons looking for help, finding jobs, guidance etc and there was andy a fountain of insights - what you will hear in the conversations OnRoadAgain with andy dixon is more then stories or his friendship with James Earl Ray in prison, prison insights, being a con inside and out, relationships, trust, caring, love, honesty, integrity and much more – stay tuned for OnRoadAgain conversation with Andy Dixon
follow andy on twitter @andydixn, twitter.com/andydixn – andy is a consultant on many topics some listed below: children whose parents are incarcerated, on generational crime & incarceration, on gangs, on workplace violence, a criminal constitutional expert researcher, on errant people, on ex-con, he was an ex-lifer, felon, mediation specialist, motivational speaker, on poverty, on prison, a prison entry specialist, on prison reform, a recovering gangster, singer, songwriter, trucker to name a few – questions, comments, donations invited
andy@MyOwnPrivateRevolution.com or
andy dixon molmoc@live.com
website & recorded by geo geller geo@MyOwnPrivateRevolution.com
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Comment by Mr WordPress — November 15, 2009 @ 1:58 am
Mr. Dixon, it is with pleasure I see your picture, among the green – on the outside. I would like to give you the name of a doctor who teaches at the University of Texas in San Antonio Texas. His name is Dr. Gilbert. He teaches about reform, rehab, but mostly he teaches about what happens to people who are released into the world from prison with no skills, not job opportunities, and no home to return to, convicted for life. He is a motivated leader in the community who fights for the rights of men and women who are released from prison. Call him. He is an awesome person to have on your side at any time.
So happy you are free. Stay happy – you only have one life… live it well.
Comment by Yvette Fin Marie — August 12, 2010 @ 10:11 am