Julieta Martinelli

Yeah, and you know, I applied for the job to work on season one because the prison system has always been really real for me, right? It's always been a part of my life. I grew up around a lot of people that were affected by the carceral system. And, you know, one of the first memories I have is of my dad being accused of a crime.

Yeah, and you know, I applied for the job to work on season one because the prison system has always been really real for me, right? It's always been a part of my life. I grew up around a lot of people that were affected by the carceral system. And, you know, one of the first memories I have is of my dad being accused of a crime.

And my mom wanting to separate us from all of that and bringing us to the U.S. And here I was undocumented. I grew up in a community around a lot of undocumented people. So heavy police presence. You know, I've seen a lot of people lose their freedom. And I think that really taught me that people are very complex, that people can be good and do bad things.

And my mom wanting to separate us from all of that and bringing us to the U.S. And here I was undocumented. I grew up in a community around a lot of undocumented people. So heavy police presence. You know, I've seen a lot of people lose their freedom. And I think that really taught me that people are very complex, that people can be good and do bad things.

And my mom wanting to separate us from all of that and bringing us to the U.S. And here I was undocumented. I grew up in a community around a lot of undocumented people. So heavy police presence. You know, I've seen a lot of people lose their freedom. And I think that really taught me that people are very complex, that people can be good and do bad things.

And I don't think that we're always telling the story about those gray areas, right? And so the story we're telling this season, it's a little different from last time.

And I don't think that we're always telling the story about those gray areas, right? And so the story we're telling this season, it's a little different from last time.

And I don't think that we're always telling the story about those gray areas, right? And so the story we're telling this season, it's a little different from last time.

It's about the long shadow of prison, about the challenges that no one warns you about when you get out, and about how after spending the majority of his life locked up, freedom for Suave has not been everything he imagined it would be.

It's about the long shadow of prison, about the challenges that no one warns you about when you get out, and about how after spending the majority of his life locked up, freedom for Suave has not been everything he imagined it would be.

It's about the long shadow of prison, about the challenges that no one warns you about when you get out, and about how after spending the majority of his life locked up, freedom for Suave has not been everything he imagined it would be.

So, you know, Maria, when season one ended in 2021, Suave was focused on starting his new life in Philadelphia. And I think we could have stopped documenting there. I mean, we definitely thought about it, right?

So, you know, Maria, when season one ended in 2021, Suave was focused on starting his new life in Philadelphia. And I think we could have stopped documenting there. I mean, we definitely thought about it, right?

So, you know, Maria, when season one ended in 2021, Suave was focused on starting his new life in Philadelphia. And I think we could have stopped documenting there. I mean, we definitely thought about it, right?

Early on in reporting, I asked Suave what he thought this season should be about. But as I've been thinking about writing season two, in season one, we ended with you really wanting like some stability, wanting to get a stable job, like a relationship. That's kind of where you were when we ended. I see you laughing and it's killing me.

Early on in reporting, I asked Suave what he thought this season should be about. But as I've been thinking about writing season two, in season one, we ended with you really wanting like some stability, wanting to get a stable job, like a relationship. That's kind of where you were when we ended. I see you laughing and it's killing me.

Early on in reporting, I asked Suave what he thought this season should be about. But as I've been thinking about writing season two, in season one, we ended with you really wanting like some stability, wanting to get a stable job, like a relationship. That's kind of where you were when we ended. I see you laughing and it's killing me.

So my question is... If I use this tape here in the episode one, what does Suave want to achieve in season two?

So my question is... If I use this tape here in the episode one, what does Suave want to achieve in season two?

So my question is... If I use this tape here in the episode one, what does Suave want to achieve in season two?