After an almost violent knife confrontation with some adversaries at an earlier point of his sentence, Laz was transferred to another prison. While there he learned that the gentlemen in question had been spreading false rumors about him. While he was at Gabriel, Laz ran into one of them again. He decided to take matters into his own hands, on movie night. After his comrade arranges a set-up outside after the show, Laz has second thoughts when he realizes that they plan to kill his adversary. At the moment of truth, Laz realizes it's not his enemy, it's someone that looks like him. What results is a mad scramble to save the young man's life.

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While at Gabriel (or incarcerated in general,) Laz stopped 5 inmates from using box cutters on another inmate. He then tells about the guards' sickeningly racist response to the O.J. Simpson verdict. The show finishes with an excerpt from The Super Facts Show, which Laz hosts with Mark Waldo Ward.

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In prison, even the most innocuous activity can quickly turn violent. During a game of pool, Laz witnessed it transform into something else.

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First Laz clears up some details about Comstock, including the first time he tried Jack Mack. After leaving Comstock, Laz went to Clinton to await his classification for prison assignment. After a spine-chillingly ominous warning from a guard, Laz has to wait to find out where he'll be going, but first, he finds out unexpectedly he has to do ten days in the box. Fortunately, since there wasn't any room in solitary, Laz did the ten days in a regular cell block. From there Laz relates the events of his stay, from making jail wine to receiving an unexpected gift from his neighbor on the neighbors birthday (who was probably innocent of the murder he was convicted of.)

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These stories are just breathtaking. Can you imagine being in a prison hostage situation? The adrenaline, all synapses firing, flight or fight fully activated. Perhaps an opportunity for someone to retaliate against you without consequence for a perceived slight. Do you actively oppose the guards? Are you concerned with getting more time? You won't believe what Laz went through in this unforgettable episode.

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In this episode, we go over Laz's recent GenPop episodes. We discuss being in solitary confinement, what goes through your head when you're forced to fight, becoming institutionalized, if guards get involved in inmate conflict, spending Christmas in prison, Comstock's mice infestation, and when Laz witnessed a "Scared Straight" type program touring his cell block.

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In this episode, Laz tells us what happened at Comstock when he finally came face to face with someone who could only be described as an enemy.

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While in New York State's Comstock Correctional Facility, Laz once had a confrontation in the shower that led him to avoid such situations in the future.

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In this edition of Laz Rants, Laz discusses the history of his group Pottersfield, Rikers Island in the eighties, & Brownsville.

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There's nothing sweet about Comstock, particularly spending Christmas there. Also, they had a lot of mice. When Laz tells it, you'll feel like you were there. Just without the misery and the potential for infectious disease.

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James Moore, who's been in state prison since 1963, longer than any other prisoner in the state ranked the one in Comstock as the most likely place to get knifed and the worst prison in New York state by a guy who should know.