Angelica Johnson shares her story of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, leading to criminal charges at a young age that turned her life upside down. She discusses her experiences in California’s prison system, the challenges of incarceration, and how she worked toward a second chance. Angelica reveals how her journey through the criminal justice system shaped her perspective, offering insights into prison life, rehabilitation, and the impact of second chances. This episode dives into the realities of incarceration and the potential for redemption after serving time.

Davey Stewart shares his story of surviving 24 years in some of America’s federal prisons, including Big Sandy and Coleman. I interviewed Davey during my trip to Kentucky last fall, where he talked about life behind bars, navigating the prison environment, and finding resilience through it all. This is an inside look at the U.S. prison system.

Brian Suder shares his story as a former ecstasy drug lord and one of Baltimore's biggest players in the drug trade. He reveals how he built his operation, the risks and challenges of the drug world, and the lessons he learned along the way. Brian discusses the pivotal moment that led him to leave the criminal life behind before the law could catch up to him. This episode offers a rare inside look into the ecstasy trade, Baltimore’s drug scene, and the path to redemption after escaping the criminal underworld.

Garet Mclendon shares his story as an ex-Peckerwood gang member, revealing his life of crime and survival in California prisons. He discusses gang culture, the challenges of prison life, and his experiences navigating the criminal justice system. This episode provides insight into the realities of California's prison system and gang dynamics.

Michael Wittenberg, a U.S. citizen, shares his harrowing experience of serving nearly two years in a Dominican Republic prison. Recently released, Michael opens up about the brutal conditions, the corruptness within the system, and the challenges of surviving in a foreign prison. He reveals how corruption impacted daily life, from extortion to unfair treatment, and the mental and physical toll it took on him. Now free, Michael discusses his journey toward rebuilding his life and shedding light on the realities of incarceration in a corrupt system