The day Dave Courtney's sex dungeon caught fire. Problems in Tenerife. A vulnerable adult asks for help and the lucky winners of an auction get to experience some home cooking with Dave's trademark recipe.

Who killed Nigel Benn's fish? How Dave ended up with a jacuzzi that was taken from the top of an illegal drinking den. I ask Brendan a very personal question and learn about the unexpected consequences of violence. This episode is funny, interesting and heart breaking in equal measure.

"I said to the geezer... If you want weed, just ring up and say, I want to speak to Mr Brown...And if you want steroids, just ring up and ask for Mr Muscle."

In today's episode we talk about when crimes go wrong and find out how a coward survives in prison. Matt explains his reasons for wanting to meet Dave and learns about what Dave calls his "disguise" - something that everyone has and hides behind.

This is Martha telling a funny story at a true storytelling night. It gives you an idea of who she is and her view of life. I will be posting a proper chat with Martha talking about being attacked and what she did about it, very soon...

Matt went to Moscow and the person he planned to meet with was suddenly unavailable. Then he met today's guest...

Clips that didn't quite make the final edit of the podcast for various reasons. Plus a brief clip of Martha. A range of conversations from intruders, stupid crimes, criminal damage, acid dealing and money laundering in Casinos.

“You can only get a bollocking if you're listening.” This was the advice given to Kevin Gleeson who went to Military prison. We talk about how he went from being last at cross country in school to joining the Royal Marines. He talks about life as a marine, what he did when he went AWOL and life inside Colchester military prison.

Today's guest talks very honestly about anger and rage, or as he put it "the animal inside me". He was sent to prison and when his fellow inmates found out who he was, they attacked him repeatedly. He fought back time and time again and was sent to 15 different jails. This episode is a real eye opener for anyone who is interested in prison life.

James Nokise was a junior gang member in New Zealand. In today's episode, he talks about gang culture and about joining a gang. He explains why he joined and why he had to leave.