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Florida Department of Corrections/FacebookWe spend the hour talking about Florida’s prison system, beginning with recently retired Secretary Ricky Dixon. Then, the mental scars suffered by incarcerated women, and college classes behind bars bring hope.
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Tom Rahill won the $10,000 first prize for capturing 96 pythons from Everglades National Park. -
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