One Minute Left Humanizing Death-Row Podcast hosted by Reme frye and cohost Brianna Holloway

Save Tremane Wood: A Plea for Mercy and Redemption

In this episode of One Minute Left, host Reme Frye delivers an emotional plea on behalf of Tremane Wood, a man the parole board has recommended for clemency after demonstrating deep personal transformation, faith, and service to others while incarcerated.
Frye urges Governor Stitt to honor the 3–2 clemency vote, highlights Tremane growth and his family’s suffering, and calls listeners to pray, share, and act to help stop the execution.

Three-to-Two Mercy: Tremane Wood Fate Now with the Governor

In this episode of One Minute Left, hosts Reme Frye and Brianna Holloway discuss the recent three-to-two clemency vote for Tremane Wood and the next step: the governor's decision. They share Tremane story of transformation, the community's ongoing fast and prayers, and the power of advocacy to support mercy.
The episode urges listeners to pray, contact the governor, share Tremane story, and stay united in faith and action as they wait for a final outcome.

When Faith Roars: Declaring Life Over Death

Reme Frye opens this urgent episode of Woman in Left speaking as a woman of faith, obedience, and witness to God’s power.
She prays boldly for a man facing a life-and-death decision, declaring that redemption, transformation, and mercy are real and calling listeners to stand in faith rather than fear.
The episode ends with a call to follow the podcast and support HDR, reminding listeners that it’s never too late to save a life.

One Minute Left: Save Tremane Wood — Execution Nov 13

Host Reme Frye delivers a personal, urgent plea to save Tremane Wood, a man on Oklahoma's death row scheduled for execution on November 13. The episode highlights doubts about his guilt, claims that his brother confessed, and the moral failures of the death penalty.
Remy leads prayers and calls listeners to action — contact the governor, sign petitions, share the story, and pray — urging unity, mercy, and immediate public pressure to halt the execution.

They Executed Lance Shockley — A Night of Grief and Resolve

Host Reme Frye mourns the execution of Lance Shockley, recounting his life, the questions around his case, and the pain felt by both families and advocates.
Humanizing Death Row (HDR) responds with prayer, remembrance, and a call to action—urging listeners to push for mercy, support reform, and contact lawmakers to end the death penalty.
Though hearts are heavy, the episode emphasizes faith, continued advocacy, and the belief that redemption and change are still possible.

One Minute Left: October's Weight — A Plea for Mercy

Reme Frye and Humanizing Death Row reflect on the October 10 execution, mourn its human cost, and urge action as another execution approaches on October 14.
The episode calls for compassion, letter-writing, prayer, and public advocacy, reminding listeners that justice should include mercy and that every life deserves a chance at redemption.

Not Today: A Stay, A Miracle, and One Man's Second Chance

Robert Robertson III, a Texas death row inmate, received a last-minute stay of execution — a breath of time that turned despair into hope. Host Remy Frye reflects on the emotional, spiritual, and legal impact of that pause and the community effort that made it possible.This episode explores how faith paired with action can change lives, why the stay matters beyond the courtroom, and how listeners can keep fighting for justice and mercy.

The High Cost of Executions: Who Pays for Death?

Host Reme Frye examines the true financial and human toll of the death penalty, revealing state-by-state spending on executions and how those resources could instead support schools, healthcare, and social programs.
This episode combines data, scripture, and calls to action to urge transparency, justice, and a shift from costly executions toward investments that protect and uplift communities.

Through Family Eyes: The Humanity of Demontrell “Debo” Miller

In this episode of One Minute Left — Humanizing Death Row, cousin Niya shares intimate memories and the enduring bond she has with Demontrell “Debo” Miller, a Texas death row inmate. Through stories of family, faith, and everyday connection, Niya helps listeners see the person behind the sentence.
She discusses how family keeps his spirit alive, his passions for music and football, and the hope that sustains them as they fight for his humanity and future.

Campus Conversations: Students, Justice, and the Death Penalty

In this episode of One Minute Left, the host explores the vital role students and universities play in conversations about justice and the death penalty, emphasizing learning, dialogue, and compassion.Listeners hear practical ways campuses can engage—classroom discussions, student research, events, art, and leadership—showing how every discipline can contribute to a deeper understanding.Whether you agree or disagree, the episode encourages asking hard questions, listening to real stories, and building respectful communities that center human lives.