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Locked In with Ian Bick

by Ian Bick

Stories you won't find anywhere else, told by the people who lived them. Hosted by former federal inmate turned entrepreneur Ian Bick, Locked In with Ian Bick features raw, long-form conversations with people from every side of the criminal justice system—and the extraordinary lives that intersect with it. From former inmates and law enforcement officers to attorneys, judges, correctional professionals, investigators, victims, medical professionals, bikers, and public figures, every guest shares a firsthand perspective rarely heard anywhere else. Every episode goes beyond the headlines, exploring crime, prison, addiction, investigations, mental health, redemption, and second chances through honest conversations with the people who experienced them. If you're interested in true crime, criminal justice, prison stories, or extraordinary real-life experiences, Locked In with Ian Bick delivers stories you won't find anywhere else.

Latest episodes

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I Was a Guard Inside Georgia's Violent Prison System — I Can't Unsee What I Saw | Tyler Ryals

Tyler Ryals couldn't get into the military, so at 18 years old he became a correctional officer in the Georgia state prison system. He quickly worked his way up, becoming

Sep 24
2 h 57 min

I Was One of Rikers Island's Youngest Captains — Here's Why I Left | James Kearney

James Kearney grew up in New York City as the son of a Rikers Island correctional officer. He originally wanted to become a teacher, but ultimately followed in his father

Sep 23
1 h 46 min

I Was a Hells Angel for 10 Years — Here's Why I Finally Walked Away | George "Joby" Walters

George "Joby" Walters grew up in Ohio, joined the Army, and developed a passion for mechanics and motorcycles before joining the Avengers Motorcycle Club in Alabama. Afte

Sep 22
2 h 00 min

I Was a Gang Parole Officer — Then Had To Survive 5 Years In Prison | Michael Dodge

Michael Dodge grew up in a dysfunctional household, moved around constantly, and eventually found himself caught up in the streets, gangs, and addiction. He turned his li

Sep 21
2 h 24 min

I Smuggled Drugs for a Mexican Cartel — Then Got 5 Years in Federal Prison | Lauren Korn

Lauren Marie Korn was adopted from Colombia and raised by a loving family in New Jersey. She had a good home and every opportunity to take a different path — but the peop

Sep 20
1 h 41 min

I Hunted America's Biggest Drug Traffickers in the '70s — Here's What It Was Like | Lewis Rice

Lewis Rice spent 26 years inside the DEA, working undercover cases and helping take down some of the biggest drug traffickers in America in the 1970's, 80's & 90's. After

Sep 17
2 h 27 min

I Was a White Crip — Then Spent Years in State & Federal Prison | Joshua Bentz

Joshua Bentz grew up in Connecticut, watched his parents split, felt unwanted by his mother, took to the streets, became a White Crip, cycled through juvenile detention,

Sep 16
3 h 09 min

I've Been a New York Crip Since Age 8 — Here's the Reality | Ca$h Carter

Ca$h Carter has been a Crip since he was 8 years old. Growing up in New York City with his father out of the picture, his mother battling addiction, and a foster mother r

Sep 15
1 h 57 min

I Was an FBI Agent — Then I Became a Whistleblower | Greg Dillon

Greg Dillon grew up in Connecticut, studied criminal justice at the University of New Haven under renowned forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee, became a Branford police offi

Sep 14
2 h 17 min

The Feds Busted Me With Ghost Dope — Then Sent Me To Prison For 63 Months | Josh Foriska

Josh Foriska grew up in a good family with a father who was a cop — and still chose to sell drugs, built his way into a large drug conspiracy, led police on a high speed

Sep 13
1 h 26 min

I Was a Navy SEAL - Then I Survived 30+ Years In Prison | Dusty Turner

Dusty Turner was granted parole in January 2026 after spending more than 30 years behind bars for a murder he has always maintained he did not commit. Growing up in a mil

Sep 10
2 h 31 min

I Was a New Jersey Correctional Officer — Here's Why I Walked Away After 3 Years | Laquan Rouse

Laquan Rouse grew up in New Jersey associating with gang members without ever joining, was a star athlete who had every reason to believe sports would define his future —

Sep 9
1 h 48 min

I Went Into Prison at 23 — Then Spent 17 Years in North Carolina State Prison | Michael L. Burge

Michael L. Burge grew up in North Carolina and Virginia, watched his parents split, was a good kid overall — skipped college, started working, got caught up with the wron

Sep 8
1 h 54 min

I Was A Lawyer For The Mexican Mafia — Then Got 6 Years in Arizona Prison | Jason Keller

Jason Keller became a criminal defense attorney in Arizona, developed addictions to drugs and alcohol that compromised every professional boundary available, took on clie

Sep 7
2 h 39 min

I Worked Inside Nassau County Jail — Here's What Really Goes On Behind Those Walls | Officer Wayne James

Officer Wayne James studied criminal justice and psychology in college, always knew he wanted to work in law enforcement, and has spent four years as a correction officer

Sep 6
1 h 28 min

Glen "Big Baby" Davis: How I Survived Federal Prison

Glen "Big Baby" Davis grew up with a love for theater, got drafted to the NBA, won a championship with the Boston Celtics, had his career ended by injury, navigated the s

Sep 3
1 h 50 min

I Was a Georgia Prosecutor for 7 Years — Then Switched Sides To Become A Criminal Defense Attorney | Noah Pines

Noah Pines spent seven years as a prosecutor in Georgia — weighing sentences, navigating cases, trying to be a fair voice inside a system that does not always reward fair

Sep 2
1 h 57 min

I Was a College Student — Then I Got Sent To Rikers & New York Prison | Khallid Barber

Khallid Barber grew up in New York with a good family and a solid upbringing, went off to college, came home for break, got around the wrong crowd, and got involved in a

Sep 1
1 h 10 min

I Spent 29 Years as a New York Court Officer — This Is What The Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Was Like | Brian Burke

Brian Burke got into corrections in his early twenties, spent four years working inside the New York state prison system, and then spent twenty-nine years as a New York c

Aug 31
2 h 03 min

I Went Viral for My Prison Photos — Here's The Truth Behind Them | Sasha Sweets

Sasha Sweets grew up in California as a natural hustler — selling candy before moving to drugs, working at a strip club, and always chasing the finer things in life while

Aug 30
1 h 52 min

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#34
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11
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Chart positions

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#71 ▲ 4 Society & Culture US

What listeners say

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Ian is one of the best interviewers I’ve heard in a long time. He lets the guests speak and their stories are fire.

Klanning1241 · Aug 2024

Absolutely love and adore Ian and the featured people he puts on his show. It’s so many different perspectives that all led to the same place. The Ohio Dept. of Corrections runs deep in my family and life so hearing other people have gone through it is the opening and intriguing. Appreciate all of the hard work Ian and his team have put in over the last couple years!

Storm33oh · Aug 2024

This is the best interview technique out there. Ian picks very interesting people with fascinating stories and then just gets out of their way to let them tell their story. My favorite podcast, entertaining and educational!

Codenametinyshoes · Aug 2024

I’m writing this review on behalf of my husband. He doesn’t have an IG account and he asked me to help him out. Per my husband; listening to Ian Bick podcast has given a different mind set on how he views the incarcerated, the criminal justice system, the criminal proceeding, private prisons and the correctional system. Growing up, my husband’s uncle was in and out of prison for over 25 years and as a kid, my husband was always told that his uncle was in prison because of his own choice. After his uncle served his time and now talking to him about his up-brining, and listening to the Ian Bick podcast it was an eye opening experience for my husband. This podcast gave my husband a more understanding about the reasons in which his uncle went to prison; barriers, people he surrounded himself, the injustice and no restorative justice. Lastly, this podcast help my husband understand different point of views on what people went through when they were arrested, incarcerated, understand everyone has a story and there can be an injustice system. It helped him not to be closed minded anymore.

Bear 07 · Jun 2024

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