Alabama Department of Corrections

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Alabama Department of Corrections has come up in 1 episode across 1 podcast in TMT, including The Joe Rogan Experience. 1 person has made recorded remarks about it.

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Andrew JareckiAmerican filmmaker and documentarian, director of The Jinx and co-director of The Alabama Solution

  • Jarecki says Alabama's prison construction costs ballooned from a $900 million three-prison plan to $1.3 billion for the first prison alone.

    “the governor announced that it was going to cost $900 million to build three new prisons. So far, they've broken ground and are far along on the first prison, and it's up to $1.3 billion”

    The Joe Rogan Experience: #2475 - Andrew Jarecki (Mar 27, 2026) · Listen from 30:22

  • Jarecki says the officer who killed Steven Davis remains employed and has been promoted twice despite appearing in the documentary.

    “He's been promoted twice, and now he's up for another promotion”

    The Joe Rogan Experience: #2475 - Andrew Jarecki (Mar 27, 2026) · Listen from 20:14

  • Jarecki says overdose death is statistically more likely inside Alabama prisons than on the street.

    “you're much more likely to die of an overdose inside the prison than you are out on the street in Alabama”

    The Joe Rogan Experience: #2475 - Andrew Jarecki (Mar 27, 2026) · Listen from 6:26

  • Jarecki claims the Alabama Department of Corrections is simultaneously the state's largest law enforcement agency and its biggest drug-dealing operation.

    “the Alabama Department of Corrections is the largest law enforcement agency in the state of Alabama. And it's also the biggest drug dealing operation”

    The Joe Rogan Experience: #2475 - Andrew Jarecki (Mar 27, 2026) · Listen from 6:03

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  • #2475 - Andrew Jarecki

    The Joe Rogan Experience · Mar 27, 2026 · 2 h 47 min

    Filmmaker Andrew Jarecki tells Joe Rogan how he documented deaths, drugs and forced labor inside Alabama's prisons, and revisits his Robert Durst film The Jinx.