Justice Impact is being built to fix that. In public, from scratch, starting now.
THE SHOW.
A mitigation consultant with a background in theater, Brad Rouse helps defendants tell an accurate, human story at sentencing. What the court needs to hear, why he keeps AI out of it, and his own year at MDC Brooklyn.
LISTEN.
Justice Impact explores law, justice, and human transformation through candid conversations with attorneys, advocates, and the people who've lived through the system. The flagship show of the Justice Impact network, it gives a voice to the justice-impacted, humanizes how justice works, and elevates the people fighting to change it.
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LOCAL JUSTICE SHOWS.
Locally-branded shows on the Justice Impact network, hosted by the attorney who knows that market. Your city, your name, your show — produced for you. The covers below are concepts for five markets. None is on the air yet; the founding tier is how one becomes yours.
THE FOUNDER.
I'm JP Maroney. I've spent thirty-five years building media companies, and five years inside this world.
I'm building Justice Impact from scratch, in public, because I got tired of watching good people work alone.
Fair warning: it's going to get ugly up here before it smooths out.
— JP Maroney, Founder
WHAT'S NEXT.
In production
The flagship podcast, expanding into a multi-show network.
Live
An online publication for the field — reporting, essays, and profiles.
Live
Organizations, nonprofits, and attorneys, somewhere a family can actually search them.
In build
A professional network for the people doing this work.
Later
Book publishing and merchandise.
FOUNDING HOSTS.
I'm selecting ten to host locally-branded shows in their own markets. Four hours a month, two batched sessions, everything after that handled.