Founder & Executive producer

I don’t write to be heard, I write to make sure the stories that matter aren’t drowned out. My name is Justice Aragon, and I am the Founder & Executive Producer of No Justice No Peace Media. I’m a Screenwriter, MultiMedia Journalist and Executive Producer, here to dig through the noise and produce quality that can’t be overlooked. This is my beat.

As a journalist, I am driven to storytelling by the relentless pursuit of voices that society would rather forget; the voices of communities pushed to the fringes, erased from mainstream narratives, and left to fight for their own existence. But as a filmmaker and media producer, I use visual storytelling to amplify these narratives, transforming my craft into compelling cinematic storytelling that captures truth beyond the written word. Whether through in-depth reporting or film production, my work challenges, exposes, and disrupts.

But my work doesn’t stop at the margins. I’m venturing into the heart of justice itself, into the courtroom, the investigations, the truth that lies beneath the headlines. In my True Crime Series, No Justice, No Peace: Crime & Case, I travel to the locations where the silence of injustice reigns. I sit in the courtrooms where the families wait for justice that may never come. I chase stories through cities, across borders, and into the very heart of darkness, uncovering the criminal cases that the world would rather forget. This isn’t about crime for the sake of drama; this is about justice that’s overdue, voices that remain unheard, and truths that demand the light.

But stories of justice don’t live in isolation. They are woven into the fabric of our culture, our art, and our entertainment. I delve into the world of culture and media, uncovering the narratives that shape how we see ourselves and our history. In my work covering entertainment, culture, and the media industry, I explore the stories that transcend the screen; the films, music, and creative voices that mirror our struggles, our triumphs, and our resistance.

Because entertainment isn’t just escapism; it’s a battlefield for representation, a mirror of society, and a force that shapes the collective consciousness. It is the rhythm of our existence, the undeniable essence of our natural cool; the way we move, create, and redefine culture without effort. Our legacy is not just in what we build, but in the way the world follows our blueprint, often without giving us credit.

My writing isn’t neat. It doesn’t tidy up the mess. It takes you into the dirt of the stories, into the places where the real work of production begins, not in the credits, but in the lives of the people. I don’t just want to inform, I want to inspire change, to create space for stories that have always deserved to be heard. I produce to provoke, to challenge the narratives that are too comfortable, to disrupt the status quo, and to show you the stories that others won’t tell. I write to confront you with uncomfortable truths, to make you question the systems that have long held their grip on our world.

I don’t write to inform, I write to change. I write to question, to provoke thought, and to shine a light on the untold stories that should be at the center of our collective consciousness. To ignite the fire of awareness and action. To carve out space for the stories that have always been there but have been pushed into the corners. In a world that wants to forget the stories of those who fight against the odds, I write to make sure they never go unheard again. I'm not here to tell the stories that everyone else is telling.