John Reilly, a retired police captain, shares stories from his 35-year career in law enforcement. He discusses his experiences working in corrections, narcotics operations, and patrol, providing a detailed look at the challenges and responsibilities of each role. John reflects on the lessons he learned, the realities of the job, and the impact it had on his life. This conversation offers a straightforward and honest perspective on a lifetime of service in law enforcement.

Jody Tripp shares her story of running drugs for the cartel and how she managed to avoid prison despite the risks and consequences of her actions. Jody explains how she walked away from that dangerous life, changed her path, and ultimately found purpose as a prison chaplain. This conversation explores the choices that helped her turn her life around and her journey toward helping others find hope and redemption.

Ness shares his experience of being incarcerated at Rikers Island during the early 2000s. He talks about the daily struggles, the unspoken rules, and the harsh conditions inmates faced. Ness provides a firsthand account of what life was really like behind the walls of one of the most infamous jails in the country. This conversation offers a look into the challenges and realities of surviving Rikers Island.

Edgar Asencio shares his experience of being wrongfully convicted of a violent crime and serving three years in a New York State prison. Edgar discusses the events that led to his conviction, the challenges he faced while incarcerated, and the impact this experience had on his life. This conversation sheds light on the flaws in the justice system and the resilience required to navigate such an ordeal.

Ian Bick sits down with HBO and Netflix producer Jed Lipinski to share his story in a raw, unfiltered, and candid way. Ian discusses becoming a nightclub owner at just 18, the choices that led to his arrest by the FBI for running a Ponzi scheme, and his time in federal prison.