Johnny Bartolomeo, a former Hells Angels biker, takes us deep into the world of outlaw motorcycle clubs. Johnny opens up about the journey of getting patched into the Hells Angels, serving 27 years in federal prison, and running with the Italians inside. He shares his experiences of surviving some of the toughest penitentiaries in the country and gives us a raw and unfiltered look at the harsh reality of long-term imprisonment.

Former bank robber Shawn Myers takes us inside his criminal past, revealing how he meticulously planned and executed the perfect heist. Shaun shares his insights into the mindset and methods behind bank robberies, what went right—and ultimately, how the FBI closed in and caught him. But that’s just the beginning. Shaun also opens up about his time in federal prison, where he ran with the notorious Peckerwoods. This is a raw and unfiltered look into the life of a man who lived on the edge and survived to tell the tale.

Dpeezy went from stealing cars to surviving the toughest moments behind bars, and now he’s built one of the most successful prison food and cooking brands with millions of followers across all platforms. In this episode, DPeezy shares his raw and inspiring story of redemption, the realities of prison life, and how he turned his love for food into a massive brand that’s changing how we view prison cuisine. From surviving the streets to making a name for himself, DPeezy proves that it’s never too late to transform your life.

Lefty, the former leader of a notorious Bronx drug organization, shares raw and unfiltered war stories from his time behind bars. From violent prison clashes to surviving the harsh realities of life inside, Lefty opens up about the challenges he faced and the lessons he learned along the way.

Former Drug Trafficker Bryan Calcott shares his journey from working with the cartel to surviving the brutal reality of Texas federal prisons. Hear the details of his run-ins with the DEA, the life-or-death challenges behind bars, and how he was ultimately taken down by law enforcement.