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100 Days to Redemption
The ex-criminal who turned MrBeast’s prison challenge into redemption
In February 2025, Ian Bick, once a convicted felon, now a podcaster - joined MrBeast’s 100-Day Prison Challenge. Locked in with a former NYPD officer for a shot at $500,000, Ian not only endured the full 100 days but used his winnings to pay down federal restitution, transforming internet spectacle into a real-life step toward redemption.
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Listen to riveting life stories shared by a diverse array of individuals, guided by Ian Bick whose own stint in federal prison offers a unique viewpoint as host.
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LATEST EPISODE
Anna Delvey
Anna Delvey: How I SURVIVED Rikers Island & Prison
Anna Delvey sits down with Ian Bick and finally tells the part of her story the world hasn’t heard, not the fake heiress headlines, but the arrest, LA County jail, surviving Rikers Island, doing time in New York state prison, and ending up in an ICE detention center, breaking down the everyday survival, politics, fear, and pressure of prison life that no Netflix series ever showed.

LATEST EPISODE
Anna Delvey
Anna Delvey: How I SURVIVED Rikers Island & Prison
Anna Delvey sits down with Ian Bick and finally tells the part of her story the world hasn’t heard, not the fake heiress headlines, but the arrest, LA County jail, surviving Rikers Island, doing time in New York state prison, and ending up in an ICE detention center, breaking down the everyday survival, politics, fear, and pressure of prison life that no Netflix series ever showed.
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MEET YOUR HOST,
IAN BICK
Ian Bick is an entrepreneur, storyteller, and host of the hit podcast Locked In with Ian Bick, where he explores real stories of incarceration, redemption, and the human capacity for change. His content has reached hundreds of millions of viewers across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Spotify.
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'Recently, Bobby spoke with Ian Bick on Locked In, where he opened up about his prison stint. One of his transfers, he spent at Rikers Island. “A lot of drugs. Lot of drugs, gang banging,” Bobby Shmurda recalls. He also recounts a large chunk of his time in IPC (Involuntary Protective Custody) and in “the box,” or solitary confinement.'















