Brandon’s Commentary

Sorry it's been a while since I posted. I'm just gonna start posting videos without editing them to my standards. I have too much footage to edit on my own in a timely manner. Also, start staying tuned to the end of the videos for ;) 

This is a lecture on epistemology that I recorded for my philosophy classes. I'll be taking it down in a couple of weeks. I'll produce a better one to be released next semester. 

On Sat. Sept. 28, 2024, we held a formerly incarcerated alumni event at a park in Huntsville, TX. This is a short clip from that day. John Montana sings the song. Robert Marshall wrote the lyrics. 

Meet Terry Solley, the Executive Director of Texas Prison Outreach. I met Terry back in 2012 on the Darrington/Memorial Unit in Texas when he first began his seminary journey. Terry's life was defined by incarceration and crime from a young age. Serving a total of 28 years behind bars, with a decade entrenched in a notorious prison gang, his story begins where many end. The narrative takes an unexpected turn when he finds faith and a renewed purpose. Discover how he escaped the cycle of violence through faith and education, earning his bachelor’s degree while still inside, and now dedicates his life to guiding young men away from the shadows of prison gangs and crime. This isn't just a story of transformation; it's a beacon of hope for anyone who believes in second chances.
You can contact Terry at: Texas Prison Outreach 6302 Broadway, Suite 200, Pearland, Texas 77581

I imagine only a few people will be interested in watching this. But for those of you who want to pursue education beyond a bachelor's degree, you might find this helpful.