In this episode, I sit down with Tafeni English, Director of the Alabama State Office of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), to explore her journey into civil rights work and the mission that drives the organization today. We talk about her personal path, the challenges she’s faced, and the vital role SPLC continues to play in the fight for justice. From groundbreaking legal victories, like bankrupting the Ku Klux Klan, to ongoing efforts that protect and uplift vulnerable communities, Tafeni shares an inside perspective on how the SPLC’s work continues to shape Alabama and beyond.

In this episode, Pamela Winn opens up about her powerful journey from wrongful imprisonment to becoming a fierce advocate for justice reform. Her story is one of survival, resilience, and transformation. Pamela shares the battles she’s endured, the strength it took to rise above them, and how she now uses her voice to fight for others still navigating the same broken system. This is more than a conversation it’s a call to action and a testament to turning pain into purpose.

Welcome to Season 2! In this unique episode, I sit down with… myself. That’s right—two versions of me having a candid conversation about my journey, experiences, and the lessons I’ve learned along the way. Perfect for anyone wanting to connect on a deeper level and understand what fuels my mission.

🎙 Follow along this season for more insights, stories, and conversations that matter.

In this special bonus episode, Khadidah Stone takes listeners behind the scenes of Set in Stone to revisit her absolute favorite moments from Season 1! From unexpected guest revelations that caught the host completely off guard to those perfect comedic beats that still make her laugh, Stone breaks down the highlights that made each episode special. Listeners will hear her personal commentary on why certain conversations stuck with her, the moments that happened between the "official" interview, and those spontaneous exchanges that reminded her why she fell in love with podcasting in the first place. Consider this the host's director's commentary—a curated collection of the gold that emerged from her conversations, complete with the stories behind the stories. Whether you're a longtime listener of Set in Stone or just discovered the show, this is your chance to experience the season's best moments through Khadidah's perspective and discover what happens when the real magic strikes.

In this episode, Khadidah Stone sits down with Governor Don Siegelman, the last Democrat to serve as Alabama's governor since 2002. We explore his political journey—what led him to office, his experience during his time as governor, and the challenges he faced after his term ended. From the highs and lows of his administration to the controversial conviction that followed, Governor Siegelman offers a candid look at his political career and the evolution of Alabama’s political landscape. Tune in for an in-depth conversation about the past, present, and future of Alabama politics. Follow us on Instagram @setitinstone !

In this powerful episode, we bring you an exclusive interview with Robin Rocky Myers' legal team. Myers spent 31 years on death row for a crime he didn't commit - no evidence, no witnesses, and an intellectual disability that was overlooked. Just two weeks ago, he finally walked free. Khadidah Stone sits down with his lawyer Kacey Keeton and investigator Miriam Bankston to uncover the truth behind this heartbreaking case of our justice system failing those most vulnerable. Listen to this eye-opening conversation about wrongful conviction, perseverance, and the long road to justice.

In this episode Khadidah Stone sat with the Founder of 'Reckon With', Elizabeth Woodson. We dive deep into the challenging but necessary work of dismantling white supremacy where it often begins: in white homes. Reckon With, an organization dedicated to supporting white people in acknowledging and repairing racial injustice. Discover how Reckon With equips individuals to confront white supremacy within themselves, their families, and institutions they're part of through daily, intentional action. Join us for an honest conversation about creating meaningful change from within white spaces.Follow the podcast on Instagram @setitinstone . To find out more information about Reckon With find out at www.reckonwith.org .

In this powerful episode Khadidah sits down with Oniyemi Williams a former law enforcement officer turned community organizer, whose journey from navigating discrimination within her own police squad to becoming a voice for change in her southern community is nothing short of inspiring. Raised in a Christian household, her faith has been the cornerstone of her work. We dive deep into how her personal experiences with injustice have shaped her passion for creating change and empowering those around her.. Through her story, we learn the importance of building a strong, supportive community—and how each one of us can be a force for good.