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		<title>Podcast Brunch Club's Gangland</title>
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		<description>This month, the Podcast Brunch Club picks are intended to educate us about the reasons people join gangs, their motivation for staying in them, and how they can impact a community. Due to a code of secrecy within a gang and the threat of violence if that trust is broken, stories of life on the inside can be scarce, and even unbelievable at times. Gangs are unlikely to disappear anytime soon, given the connection to and prevalence of drugs and class disparity, so let’s learn a little about why they continue to exist and draw more members into the fold.

This listening list about gangs was curated by Sara DaSilva, coordinator of the PBC-Houston chapter and founder of Audible Feast, a fantastic podcast review site and newsletter. The Podcast Brunch Club is like book club, but for podcasts. Chapters meet monthly world-wide to discuss a handful of episodes selected based on a theme.</description>
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		<itunes:summary>This month, the Podcast Brunch Club picks are intended to educate us about the reasons people join gangs, their motivation for staying in them, and how they can impact a community. Due to a code of secrecy within a gang and the threat of violence if that trust is broken, stories of life on the inside can be scarce, and even unbelievable at times. Gangs are unlikely to disappear anytime soon, given the connection to and prevalence of drugs and class disparity, so let’s learn a little about why they continue to exist and draw more members into the fold. This listening list about gangs was curated by Sara DaSilva, coordinator of the PBC-Houston chapter and founder of Audible Feast, a fantastic podcast review site and newsletter. The Podcast Brunch Club is like book club, but for podcasts. Chapters meet monthly world-wide to discuss a handful of episodes selected based on a theme.</itunes:summary>
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This listening list about gangs was curated by Sara DaSilva, coordinator of the PBC-Houston chapter and founder of Audible Feast, a fantastic podcast review site and newsletter. The Podcast Brunch Club is like book club, but for podcasts. Chapters meet monthly world-wide to discuss a handful of episodes selected based on a theme.</googleplay:description>
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			<title>24 hours in San Salvador</title>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 01 Mar 2017 16:49:20 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>March&#8217;s Podcast Brunch Club episodes &#8211; this one and the next two -are intended to educate us about the reasons people join gangs, their motivation for staying in them, and how they can impact a community. In this episode of Embedded, NPR reporter Kelly McEvers visits San Salvador, where gangs completely control the city and much of the entire country of El Salvador. In 2016 the gangs sent word to the locals that no one should take the bus, and if they did, they risked being shot. You may be gripped with fear hearing McEvers narrate an evening visit to a location where a bus driver was just killed by gangs.</p>]]></description>
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			<title>A leader in the Mexican Mafia speaks</title>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 01 Mar 2017 16:48:55 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Rene Enriquez is a former high ranking Mexican Mafia gang member who has served significant time in the California penitentiary system. He decided to leave the Mexican Mafia – hear his story about why he risked his life to become an informant.</p>]]></description>
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			<title>The story of Raymond Grant</title>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 01 Mar 2017 16:48:24 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>In this podcast which centers around sex crimes, ex-gang member Raymond Grant discusses the thought process that continued to draw him to the lifestyle. Then he shares how he turned a corner and decided he wanted to help deter others from participating in gangs.</p>]]></description>
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