Six massive murals span hundreds of feet across the walls of a San Quentin chow hall, depicting the history of California in epic scale and detail. Residents of San Quentin eat their meals surrounded by this artwork, and thousands of people see it every year. The murals have inspired countless myths and mysteries, but for a long time, little was known about the artist who painted them. In this episode, we go in search of Alfredo Santos.
As always, big thanks to Lt. Sam Robinson and Warden Ron Broomfield for their support of the show.
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Sorry Means Nothing
Us and Them
Locked Down Again
Myths & Monikers
Ear Hustle Extra: In It for the Long Haul
A Message from Ear Hustle
Ear Hustle Extra: Antwan Williams, Journeyist
Tell Christy I Love Her
Chicken on the Bone
Catch a Kite 4
Life Shows Up
Snack Money
Inside Music
I Want the Fairy Tale
Kissing the Concrete
Respect the Paper
Excuse Me on the Tier
Season four preview
Road Trip
P.S. Asking and Giving
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Over My Dead Body
The Dropout
Broken Harts
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