"Caught" Wednesday on WNYC

Specials | Apr 4, 2018

Tonight's episode of Caught will explore the shortcomings of the juvenile justice system, how it impacts the families of those incarcerated, how the experience of girls differs from boys, as well as respond to your questions and comments.

Hosted by Kai Wright with guest, WNYC reporters Cindy Rodriguez and Sarah Gonzalez, Author/Activist James Forman Jr., CUNY Sociologist Carla Shedd, and Founder of Project NIA Mariame Kaba. .

Aired Tuesday, April 3 at 8pm on WNYC-FM, AM 820, and NJPR

Airs Wednesday, April 4 at 8pm on WNYC-FM, AM 820, and NJPR

Airs Thursday, April 5 at 8pm on WNYC-FM, AM 820, and NJPR

WNYC Studios's investigative series Caught examines juvenile justice in America and features candid stories from teenage offenders stuck in the system.

Hear the nine-episode podcast from WNYC Studios here: Caught

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