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Sisters Talk Radio! (Encore Presentation) Female Prisoners; What are They Reflecting Back to all Women? Interview with Natalie Smith

Host(s): Savitri, Mona Renner
Guest(s): Natalie Smith

Mona and Savitri interview Natalie Smith, Director of Yoga Behind Bars, a non-profit organization that teaches yoga to women in prison. The number of female prisoners is rapidly increasing more than men. In fact 52 percent of all women prisoners are mothers. Why should we pay attention to that statistic and what has Natalie learned from these women that we all should know for our own lives?

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	Savitri: Alive and Shine with Aadil and Savitri can be found on Transformation Talk Radio.com every Tuesday at 11am pst / 2pm est! Savitri is co-director of The College of Purna Yoga� and Yoga Centers�, in Bellevue, Washington, with her husb.. Find out more!
	Mona Renner: Welcome to Sisters Talk Radio - every Friday at 2 pm Pacific, 5 pm Eastern only on Transformation Talk Radio! Awaken the feminine power that glows in your heart! There are just certain heart to heart conversations you can only have w.. Find out more!

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Natalie Smith: Natalie Smith holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Washington where she worked as a psychology researcher before becoming a yoga teacher in 2006. Her involvement with Yoga Behind Bars began in its first stages of in...

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