In this episode of Inside Out, host Noah Asher speaks with Matt Moore, a former probation officer and current employee at CoreCivic, about his personal journey and professional insights into the corrections system. They discuss the impact of addiction on family dynamics, the importance of grace and mercy in corrections, and the role of probation officers as coaches rather than referees. Matt shares his experiences with his brother's struggles with addiction and how it shaped his understanding of rehabilitation. The conversation emphasizes the need for communication, setting goals, and taking small steps towards a better life, both for those inside and their loved ones on the outside. INSIDE OUT is the podcast for people inside prison and for their loved ones on the outside. We stream on over ONE MILLION tablets inside prisons and jails across America! Join us as we bring Hope, Help, Humor to those who are hurting. ***SPECIAL LINKS*** NOAH ASHER: www.TheNoahAsher.com REBOOT RECOVERY: www.RebootRecovery.com FREE LUMA BRACELETS: www.freelumabracelets.com/products/not-dead-not-done-bracelet RESILIENCE EDUCATION: www.Resilience-Education.com MANASSEH PUBLISHING: www.ManassehBooks.com KARDELL SIMS (Intro/ Outro Voiceover): www.kardellsims.com/ Noah Asher, Chaos, Inside Out, Podcast, New Season, New Podcast, Podcasting, Jesus, Grace, Incarceration, Prison, Jail, Rehabilitation, Recovery, Rehab, Corrections, Hope, Help, Humor, Reboot Recovery, Free Luma, Resilience, Manasseh Publishing, identity, perception, redemption, personal growth, faith, self-affirmation, accountability, transformation, crossroads, reentry, corecivic, private prison, core civic, matt moore, addiction, addict