TFS Podcast

Matt “Jedi” Floyd’s story isn’t what you expect.Raised in chaos and violence, he went down a path that led to gangs, vigilantism, and eventually six years behind bars. But prison didn’t break him it gave him a way out.Through boxing, discipline, and confronting his past, Matt rebuilt his life. Today, he’s not just a fighter in the ring he’s working to guide young people away from the same path he once walked.This is a raw conversation about justice, consequences, and what it really takes to change.

He grew up in Macquarie Fields, surrounded by chaos, moving between homes and trying to find where he fit in. What started as a normal life slowly shifted into something else, as the streets began to take over and the consequences started stacking up.Drugs, violence, and prison became part of the journey, but that’s only one side of the story. The harder part came after, trying to come home, trying to be a father, a partner, and a man, while carrying everything that life had already taught him.This episode isn’t about glorifying a life of crime. It’s about what that life really does to a person, and what it takes to try and rebuild when you’ve been shaped by survival for so long.Now, he’s focused on something different. He’s taken what he’s lived through and is putting it into a sports programme called From The Ground Up, aimed at guiding young people before they end up down the same path.

He spent 15 years in a bikie gang… living a life built on violence, loyalty, and survival.Shot. Burned. Left for dead. Most people don’t come back from that.But this isn’t just a story about the past… it’s about what comes after.Finding purpose and Changing direction, proving it’s never too late to turn your life around.If you feel like you’ve gone too far… this one’s for you.

She made headlines… but that’s not the full story.In this episode of TFS TV, Nikita speaks out about what really happened, from being targeted and intimidated, to the reality of living under pressure most people will never understand.This isn’t media spin. This isn’t second-hand opinion. This is her story, in her own words.A story of fear, survival, and standing your ground when everything around you tells you to stay quiet.

The Rise & Fall of “Notorious.”In this episode, Ben opens up about his life inside the bikie world, the loyalty, the violence, and the consequences that followed.From the highs to the reality of prison, this is the side people don’t see. No filters, just the truth.

In this episode of the TFS Podcast, we sit down with Tee pac from Long Beach, California.Raised in the Polynesian community of Long Beach, he shares the story of his life growing up in the streets of California and the experiences that eventually led him to spend nearly two decades inside the American prison system.While incarcerated, he began uploading videos from prison, using humour and storytelling to give people a rare glimpse into life behind the walls. Those videos started reaching people far beyond the prison yards and introduced many to the personality behind the nickname “Tongan pac.”In this conversation, he opens up about his upbringing, prison life, the lessons he learned along the way, and the journey that shaped the man he is today.

Simon Kerr is one of the most notorious criminals in New Zealand history.Raised in boys homes and state care, Kerr’s life quickly spiralled into crime. As a teenager he was already robbing banks, and by the 1980s he had become the leader of the infamous Hole-in-the-Wall Gang, a crew known for smashing through walls and ripping safes straight out of banks and businesses.Over the decades Kerr racked up nearly 150 convictions, escaped prison multiple times, and even spent 13 days on the roof of Mt Eden Prison in a dramatic standoff with authorities.For years his name appeared in headlines, police reports, and manhunts across the country.But behind the crimes is a deeper story, one that begins in New Zealand’s boys homes and state care system, where many of the country’s most notorious offenders spent their childhoods.This is a raw conversation about crime, consequence, survival and redemption.

Musa Strange is a former prison gang member who rebuilt his life through Islam after facing the harsh realities of the streets and incarceration. His journey began in environments shaped by violence, loyalty, and survival, but everything changed when he took his shahada and committed himself to a new path.

Mad Interview with the bro Lil Sick. Lil Sick is a rapper and voice of survival whose life was shaped by chaos from the start, he’s spoken openly about being born into addiction, growing up in a large, unstable family, and facing violence and bullying from a young age. His music comes straight from lived experience, turning trauma, anger, and pressure into bars that reflect the reality of coming up with nothing and having to build yourself from scratch.

Darrylee Antoinette Kahle is a domestic abuse survivor who now uses her voice to help others recognise the signs of control, break cycles of violence, and rebuild their lives. Through sharing her lived experience, she brings awareness to the realities of abuse behind closed doors and offers hope to those who feel trapped in silence. Her story is one of resilience, survival, and reclaiming power.