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Locked In with Ian Bick

Ian Bick
Prison Life
Addiction
Jerry Ormond
Mental Health
Youth Criminal Justice System
Prison System
Recovery
High School Violence
Management Of Inmates
Hockey
Justice Reform
Communication Technology In Prisons
Peer Pressure
Opiate Addiction
Rehabilitation
Isolation In Prisons
Family and Parenting
Criminal Justice System
Personal Transformation
Corrections

Real stories from the people everyone else judges first. Locked In with Ian Bick is a podcast hosted by Ian Bick, a former federal inmate turned podcaster. The show features raw conversations with former inmates, recovering addicts, bikers, law enforcement officers, attorneys, investigators, and people who have lived through crime, prison, addiction, trauma, and redemption. Each episode dives deep... more

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Joby Weeks was once a major figure in the early days of Bitcoin, building a massive cryptocurrency business during the wild west of crypto. But after federal investigators targeted his operation, his life changed overnight. In this episode of the Loc... more

Damon West was a Division 1 college quarterback with a promising future ahead of him, but a growing meth addiction sent his life into a downward spiral that ultimately led to a 65-year sentence in the Texas prison system. In this episode of Locked In... more

Taylor Prahach’s life was shaped by loss and resilience long before she ever put on a police uniform. After her mother passed away when she was just five years old, Taylor was adopted and eventually moved to Connecticut where she grew up determined t... more

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John Moore grew up in Connecticut carrying the weight of childhood trauma that pushed him toward trouble at a young age. What started as a life of bad decisions quickly escalated into serious crime when he was arrested for kidnapping and robbery, but... more

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John Moore
Former inmate with a long prison history; guest of the show
Self
Episode: I Escaped Jail — Then Survived 32 Brutal Years in Prison | John Moore
Rivkah Reyes
Former child actor, DJ and musician
Episode: I Was a Child Actor — Then I Got Hooked on Drugs | Rivkah Reyes
Patrick Champion
Former inmate turned speaker and podcaster
Speaker and podcaster
Episode: I Was Kidnapped & Sent to a Teen Prison in Jamaica | Patrick Champion
Nicole Zagreda
Criminal defense attorney in Yonkers, New York
Private practice in Yonkers, formerly Legal Aid in Westchester
Episode: I’m a Criminal Defense Attorney — Here’s How I Win Over Juries | Nicole Zagreda
Giancarlo Daniele
A vigilante-turned-entrepreneur who spoke about his crimes and prison experience
Self/Podcast guest
Episode: I Robbed Child Predators — Then I Went to Prison | Giancarlo Daniele
Brian Warth
Former gang member, later prison inmate and author
Self / Author
Episode: I Was Sentenced to Life at 17 — How I Survived California’s Most Brutal Prisons| Brian Warth
Lou Charlestin
Former teenage armed robber turned male escort and later entrepreneur
Self
Episode: I Was a Male Escort — Then A Murder Charge Sent Me To Prison | Lou Charlestin
Ameer Williams
Former inmate, later police sergeant
New Haven Police Department
Episode: I Did 4 Years in Prison - Then Became a Cop | Ameer Williams
Anthony Milbourne
Former Youth Justice Officer in Australia
Episode: I Was an Officer Inside an Australian Youth Prison - This Is What I Witnessed | Anthony Milbourne

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Ian Bick
Host and former federal inmate sharing real-life stories and fostering conversations about crime, recovery, and human honesty with guests from various walks of life.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 2.4k ratings
  • Lame as hell

    Is this moron related to that other moron that wears his glasses up on his hat? Julian something? They sound identical. Identical morons.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Snatchy Lopez
    United States23 days ago
  • Too Many Commercials

    I love the content but so many commercials I have to turn it off.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    boojabee
    United Statesa month ago
  • Informative

    Ian, thank you for bringing folks from all sides of the criminal justice system. This podcast gives great insight into how law enforcement works and how things are on the inside for inmates. I can’t recommend this podcast enough.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    aeblairphotography
    United Statesa month ago
  • Jim Cole

    Thank goodness people like this exist. What is the world coming to when the abuse of children is still not taken seriously.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jay Elle 1
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Love it!!!

    I found your podcast last week and I am obsessed!!! I absolutely love what I’ve heard so far!!! I would love to see Truly Crystal Turner on your podcast!! Her story is awesome and she’s a great friend of mine. Look for her TikTok!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DawnThornsberry
    United States2 months ago

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The podcast is praised for raising awareness about important social issues related to crime, addiction, and redemption.
Many reviews highlight the host's ability to engage guests in meaningful conversations without filters, fostering a sense of connection.
Listeners appreciate the authentic and raw storytelling that provides insight into the lives of those often judged by society.

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I Robbed Child Predators — Then I Went to Prison | Giancarlo Daniele
Q: How did you get into that business at that age?
I saw a gap in political social media reach and built a client base by offering value with a bold persona, quickly turning it into money and influence, which drew attention and risk as I grew more ambitious.
I Thought I’d Die Inside ADX, America’s Supermax Prison | Eric King
Q: How long did you end up staying at ADX?
Eric stayed at ADX for a year and eight months before transitioning to a halfway house.
I Thought I’d Die Inside ADX, America’s Supermax Prison | Eric King
Q: What do you think that achieves, putting your hands on someone that didn't do any wrong to you personally?
Eric sees police as the arm of the state and believes their actions often disadvantage the poor.
I Thought I’d Die Inside ADX, America’s Supermax Prison | Eric King
Q: Where did you grow up, Eric?
Eric grew up in Kansas City, Missouri, in poor, mixed-race neighborhoods, which greatly influenced his life.
Anna Delvey: How I SURVIVED Rikers Island & Prison
Q: What surprised you the most about that LA jail?
Everything, the bad food. I don't know, just like terrible conditions. How, like you're not really convicted of anything, but like how punitive it is.

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Engaging narratives unfold each episode, featuring individuals who have traversed the complexities of crime, incarceration, addiction, and recovery. This show sheds light on the untold stories of former inmates, law enforcement officials, and others entangled in the criminal justice system, offering unfiltered insights into their experiences. Guests frequently share accounts of trauma, redemption, and personal transformation, inviting listeners to confront societal stigmas and preconceived notions. The emphasis on authentic, lived experiences makes it a compelling listen for those interested in true crime, mental health discussions, and narratives of second chances, creating an informative space where real human honesty is the focal point.

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Recent guests on Locked In include:

1. John Moore
2. Rivkah Reyes
3. Patrick Champion
4. Nicole Zagreda
5. Giancarlo Daniele
6. Brian Warth
7. Lou Charlestin
8. Ameer Williams

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