Sitting in prison on a raft of charges including kidnapping, guns, drugs and counterfeiting was very different to what Janet had imagined for her life.  Excerpt from Janet Balcombe's book, "The Wild Side."  Janet shares his story of going from a country girl, too dating one of the largest meth cooks in New Zealand.

Interview with my good mate Myles Gibbons. We discuss our time in prison together, and what led to his incarceration including selling firearms and drugs to an undercover police officer.   After coming back to New Zealand he has changed his life for the better, now working in the corporate world, and encourages others not to make the same mistakes he did.

Interview with my good mate Myles Gibbons. We discuss our time in prison together, and what led to his incarceration including selling firearms and drugs to an undercover police officer.   After coming back to New Zealand he has changed his life for the better, now working in the corporate world, and encourages others not to make the same mistakes he did.

Interview with Melbourne graffiti writer and co-founder of the KSA graffiti crew @armedksa one of the pioneers of Melbourne graffiti culture.

He shares his story of growing up in Dandenong. From boys homes he eventually landed in the notorious Pentridge prison.

Graffiti saved him and he still paints to this day.

Jason shares his story of growing up in a violent home, which led to spending most of his youth incarcerated.   After escaping from Parkville youth Justice centre, which made national headlines, he was moved to adult prison at only 16.  After being released from prison in 2014 he has never returned. After battling drug addiction, depression and attempted suicide, he is now in the best shape of his life. This is his story.

Michael Huna Te Pou shares his story of redemption.  A patched member of Mangu Kaha Aotearoa, he has spent 40 years of his life behind bars. From boys homes to prison he has seen it all.  He is now with the Grace foundation in Auckland and looking forward to his new life in recovery.

Michael Huna Te Pou shares his story of redemption.  A patched member of Mangu Kaha Aotearoa, he has spent 40 years of his life behind bars. From boys homes to prison he has seen it all.  He is now with the Grace foundation in Auckland and looking forward to his new life in recovery.

Cesar Nino AKA Wikse 210 is originally from Colombia, but as a child was adopted by an Australian family.  After spending a total of 17 years inside the NSW prison system, he has now changed his life for the better.  “This interview is dedicated to my son J Niṉo and Grandson Mason… 🙏🏽💯🙏🏽”  WIKSE

Dane Simms shares his story of redemption. Dane grew up on a Koori mission in New South Whales where unfortunately he landed into a life of crime.  In and out of prison since he was 12 years old, he has spent almost 10 years inside Goulburn prison, one of the toughest jails in Australia.  After serving his last sentence, he is now committed to making a better future for his wife and children. 

Trent Reeves shares his story of redemption, and how he became the Vice President for the Nomads motorcycle club in Perth, Western Australia.