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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimePersonal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

Thank you for listening to Tales From The Jails!! We've reached the end of Season One, my first year of incarceration, and are pressing pause on the podcast, but we will be returning in the New Year with Season Two, which turns out to be far worse th... more
It's the 25th of December, 2016. Imagine waking up on Christmas morning with a person you only met a few months ago, not your partner or soulmate, but your pad mate, in HMP. I'm on top bunk and he's down below, two lives colliding.
During the three... more
It's the 16th of December, 2016. It's Friday. Today HMP Birmingham has turned into a riot, resulting in a complete meltdown. The official statement as of 5:00 PM is control has been lost. The G4S private prison has between four and 600 prisoners riot... more
It's official. Toenails has left the building. There was no real camaraderie. Number 1, a fellow Despicable, walked with him to the meat wagon. From the rest of us however, it was more good riddance than au revoir. The place felt instantly brighter t... more
Breaking news. It's just been unofficially confirmed. Toenails departs in two days. Cat D. He's hanging on in reception by his grubby fingernails and his days are numbered. And if he's caught doing anything untoward his Cat D is over and he'll be shi... more
I have said many times, nothing and no one is sacred when it comes to Scousers, even more so in prison. Inside HMP, in many ways it is like falling down Lewis Carroll's rabbit hole on acid and coming through the other side only to be in a Stephen Kin... more
Scouse Rambo is the first to admit that his drink and drug use is way beyond that of recreational. He tells the lads that he once collapsed in a field at Glastonbury, doesn't remember how he got there but when he came to, security was there and a ban... more
We're full to capacity in Walton. We never went to work on Saturday because we were full. History in the making, again. The news before we left for work this morning was that a prisoner commits suicide every three days in prison. It was quoted as an ... more
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An exploration of life inside prisons, often focusing on the emotional and psychological challenges faced by inmates. Episodes frequently blend personal narratives with broader reflections on the justice system, resilience amidst incarceration, and the complex inmate relationships that develop in such environments. Listeners can expect poignant stories that reveal the stark realities of prison life, including themes of mental health struggles, societal neglect, and the unique bonds formed among inmates. The storytelling approach often combines humor with deep emotional honesty, providing insights into the human experience behind bars that may resonate with audiences interested in true crime and societal issues.
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