David Beechy is a former correctional officer who worked inside Tennessee’s death row, overseeing inmates awaiting execution. In this episode, he shares firsthand experiences of what really happens behind bars, from daily routines to high-security protocols and the emotional toll of working with death row prisoners.

Sean Scott Hicks, a former Winter Hill Gang enforcer, spent 20+ years in prison for his role in organized crime. Once working under Whitey Bulger, Hicks was deeply involved in Boston’s criminal underworld. While behind bars, he turned his life around, becoming a writer, actor, and criminal consultant. Now the author of "The Devil to Pay: A Mobster’s Road to Perdition," Hicks shares his life inside the mob, his time in prison, and how he left gangster life behind.

Thomas Baca served prison time in New Mexico State Prison for armed robbery, aggravated battery, and kidnapping. In this powerful episode, he opens up about his time behind bars, the harsh realities of prison life, and how he turned his life around after being released. Now a successful entrepreneur, Thomas Baca owns Sir Men’s Salon LLC in Albuquerque, proving that redemption is possible after incarceration. He shares how vocational rehabilitation programs helped him reintegrate into society, the struggles of life after prison, and his mission to inspire others who have walked a similar path.

Frank Parisi, a native of Little Italy, New York, grew up in a family with deep connections to organized crime. His father was involved in the mafia, and the family founded the iconic Parisi Bakery in Nolita. Despite this challenging environment, Frank has transformed his life and now shares his journey to inspire others. In this episode, Frank discusses his battle with opiate addiction, his path to sobriety, and his remarkable recovery, including surviving a heart transplant. With over 13 years clean, he emphasizes the importance of mindset shifts and strategies for personal growth. Frank is now a motivational speaker, fitness and mindset coach, and best-selling author.

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.