This weeks featured guest: Robert “Fleetwood” Bowden is an author, recording artist, filmmaker, and activist dedicated to re-entry advocacy and community change. A formerly incarcerated individual turned Founder of The Homeboy Hotline, he works to reduce recidivism in the San Francisco Bay Area and has served on San Francisco’s Re-entry Council. Fleetwood is the author of the national bestseller Hip Hop Tried 2 Kill Me, creator of impactful films and music, and a full-time advocate with All of Us or None—using art, fatherhood, and activism to uplift and restore his community. @fleetwoodsf