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From juvenile offender to cookie-maker nicknamed "Dr. Sprinkles": 28 year old John Young is a poster child for programs redirecting kids in trouble. But how much more could we do by studying the neuroscience behind juvenile crime? What scientists now know about the...

Rick and Marybeth begin demolition, working alongside Lifeline 2 Success participants. Brothers Antonio and Marcus worry about putting their kids on a better path. Ricky struggles with regrets, knowing his 23 years in prison left his young son Eric without a father....

It's an unusual way to begin a marriage: living in a small camper while you renovate an abandoned house 400 miles from home. But then, the marriage itself isn't exactly the norm: Marybeth and Rick met at 13, and married at 63: on the 50th anniversary of the day they...