When winter hits Texas prisons, the cold isn’t just uncomfortable—it’s brutal. With little to no heating, thin uniforms, and often no extra blankets, incarcerated people are left to fend for themselves against freezing temperatures. In this episode of On the Recyard: Women’s Prison Podcast, Marci Marie and Toonchi dive into what it really means to survive winter behind bars. We share personal stories of resilience, the humor and ingenuity that get people through, and the harsh realities of a system that leaves them out in the cold—literally. Listen in for a raw and real conversation about what winter survival looks like on the inside and why these conditions shouldn’t be ignored. #OnTheRecyard #TexasPrisons #WinterStorm

Join Marci Marie and Toonche for a special New Year’s episode of On The Recyard! Reflecting on 2024, they’ll discuss what New Year’s means in prison, share personal resolutions, and celebrate stories of resilience and growth. Kick off 2025 with inspiration, solidarity, and a fresh perspective from women reclaiming their lives after incarceration. Don’t miss it! #OnTheRecyard #NewYearsDay #WomensPrison

This week on On The Recyard Women’s Prison Podcast, Marci Marie and Toonche are diving into the infamous story of Luigi Mangione, the world of "snitches" in prison, and how those dynamics play out behind bars. Joining us is our special guest, Colin Rea, who did time in Pennsylvania and just happens to live in the same town where Luigi got snitched on. 👀 Colin brings his own unique perspective, sharing his experience with these complex dynamics and what it’s like living near such a high-profile case.