In this gripping episode of Private Stock: The Corey Miller Diaries, host Victor Flavius teams up with co-host Steve Austin and contributor/co-host Valeri Nikol to unpack two powerful chapters of Corey Miller's journey through Louisiana's prison system. Miller delivers a haunting firsthand account of Hurricane Katrina's devastating impact on New Orleans' prison population in 2005, where inmates faced unimaginable conditions as floodwaters rose. In a deeply moving segment, Miller speaks passionately about the vital importance of maintaining family bonds during incarceration, advocating for supporting committed fathers behind bars who genuinely seek to maintain relationships with their children. His heartfelt plea for society to help bridge the gap between incarcerated parents and their children serves as a powerful reminder of the human cost of imprisonment, while emphasizing the need to distinguish between those genuinely striving to be present parents and those who've abandoned their responsibilities. The narrative then fast-forwards to 2023-2024, where Miller reveals his pending lawsuit regarding the controversial Angola prison labor strike, exposing a pattern of systemic issues that continue to plague the criminal justice system. Through the dynamic interplay between the host and co-hosts, enriched by Valeri Nikol dual perspective as both contributor and co-host, this episode masterfully weaves together stories of survival, family bonds, institutional challenges, and the enduring fight for human dignity and celebrates Black History Month.