For nearly two decades, the Furniture Masters of New Hampshire have been leading a program at the state men's prison in Concord. They teach a woodworking skill to inmates in the hobby shop, and return a month later to check on the progress.
For some inmates, these workshops have opened the door to mastering the craft of furniture making; and to a changed perspective on the world.
On this week's episode, we hear from these inmates, and from a UNH professor and woodworker wants to bring the same skills to incarcerated women.
Plus, what happens when a church goes from sacred to subletted?
- Teaching mastery and patience through the prison woodshop
- Our ongoing series in vanity plates continues with the touching story behind "N1303K"
- Converting Concord's Sacred Heart Church to condos
