Ian like look lady just tell me how you hooked up with the guard already!!!😂😂😂😂

This was a great testimonial. Nobody wants to talk or admit the bad that they've done in life. It's OK to be happy. It's OK to say yes I messed up but that's behind me. Learn from the past, help others, that's the win win. Now go be great. LIFE IS FAR FROM OVER. SALUTE

Loved this interview! New episodes every Thursday and Sunday!

From someone that came from fentanyl addiction via iv, stealing, robbing, selling every drug under the sun, including my own personal perc script, morphine script and hydro script. ended up doing months in jail and was on intervention, ended up getting clean dont even smoke cigarettes anymore and now do robotics for a living, any episode ian does is unreal. The way he asks everything we want to know just excels this podcast and reminds me to keep striving forward. Keep it up. You got a listener for life!

This was an absolutely amazing interview! Thank you for giving a voice to these people who changed their lives around.

Loved this Ian. Amazing job by both of you. Such a sweetheart put behind life from the start and she changed her life. 1st time she opens up at being molested is to you. You made her feel comfortable enough to share. You as I always say are the best interviewer I’ve seen in my 47 years in life

I like this interview. I like the way how she can maintain telling her story but gets teared up about the wrong she did. She is real. When I see how emotional she gets, she makes me want to cry too. I have not cried in a long time.

It’s really creepy to see someone dip in and out of crying spells so smoothly 😂😂

I love these videos man!!! Your killing the KZfaq game. You have really inspired me. From hearing your story about the night club industry, to seeing you grind on KZfaq. Yiu definitely have a great work ethic and a hustlers mentality. We all tryna escape the 9-5! Killin it my boy.

Another great show keep up the great work

I love you always try to make eye contact ! When your right or wrong asking questions! I’m sure some questions are hard to ask but you keep it 💯

This is by far my favorite interview you’ve ever done. She made it through one terrible situation after the next and came out of it as a strong and inspiring person. The fact that she still to this day feels so much pain and emotion for something that was an accidental wrong place at the wrong time situation is proof she is sorry and remorseful. Obviously, she’s not innocent, she was driving while severely under the influence, but I think that she has truly learned from her mistakes and is unmistakably repentant. I would LOVE for her to start making videos telling more stories for her own channel. She is a naturally talented and captivating storyteller and obviously very intelligent. I wish nothing but the best for Ginj in her future. Please don’t stop inspiring people to get their lives straight and learn from your mistakes ❤

Another great video Ian 🤗

Great interview! It seemed very relieving for Ginjer to let everything out, thank you so much for providing this platform for her to speak and support others! Very inspiring

I always want to write that this is my favorite, I think this is my forth favorite its also the 4th episode Ive watched since I found your KZfaq channel, thanks for what you do.

This Is absolutely grasping! 💯 great guest Ian!

Ian and Ginjer, thanks for the content. Great interview and and a fantastic way to remind the public that people that make mistakes are still people. Ian just a random idea, "reaction videos" for content that you missed out on while Locked in (movies, tv, music, etc. ) Could make it a separate channel, just a way to catch cross traffic and expand viewership/retention/ monetization. Big fan of you and JD.

Wow! What a great interview!! I feel for this lady!! @Ian im new to your channel. Amazing content.

This was 🔥 great interview and Ian bro I just found u like 3 days ago I swear I’ve binged ur shit keep it up bro. Congrats to u and everyone that’s made it out of prison and done something with ur life’s

Another great interview!!!!!!!!!!

Wow amazing interview!! Ginger I love your accountability and admire your strength ❤ I just wanna give you a hug bc of the trauma you’ve experienced. Please keep pushing and continue to heal and talk about it❤️❤️ Ian you’re great!! Every video I’ve watched from you is 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Thank you for the content !!

I have a son that is in the system. I appreciate these videos so I can understand the politics that he has to go thru on a daily basis. I hope one day he turns he life around soon.

Really enjoy ur content. Keep it going, u have a unique perspective.

Yea this the best interview I watch in a long time

Fire 🔥 content! ! Locked in!

Close your eyes and tell me this isn’t pennsatucky 😂

Her childhood sounds just like mine even with the 6 and 7 year gap between my brothers except I was the oldest. Had to grow up real quick and take responsibility to help raise my siblings with dad always at work and mom not really there. It’s nice to hear that other people have gone through similar things and can relate as much as I wish they didn’t have to but it’s kind of comforting/relieving. Listening to her story brought back so many memories ❤ strong woman

Great interview! I wish her all the best moving forward.

Hey Girl, What a bright, and witty girl you are. I hope you have realized that. I know those pills can take over your life to the point no one can understand unless they've been there. Even when you were in your darkest hour, underneath it all was this brilliant, caring person who made mistakes. This was by far the best interview Ian has done. I hope today you have forgiven yourself, and moved on to bigger and better things. Thank You for sharing your story.

This really hit home for me. I also went thru traumatic experiences as a child and teenager and never dealt with them. It has plagued me for 40 years. Emotional pain is powerful.

This girl is very intelligent. I hope she stays clean and out of trouble. She could have a really bright future.

Love love love your new intro!

Amazing interview! You can tell she’s gone through a lot and become better because of it! Inspiring as shit.

Let her just speak. Damn. Stop interrupting. Let her just get her story out

This was great haven’t heard a story like this one in this genre.

LMAO the blood pressure thing is so true. You could be missing an arm with your heart outside your body, but if your blood pressure reads normal: you going back to the tank. 💀

The sneeze at 27:06 😂😂😂

I’ve binged every episode and this one is my favorite. This seemed to be so therapeutic for her and is definitely going to help others. Hope she continues to give herself grace, we all make mistakes. Your worthy and loved Ginger! love, a fellow recovering addict

Oxy withdraw was the hardest thing i have ever been through in my life. After a 4 year addiction and my mom getting 200 a month. Ii got clean on my own. There was no subs then. I had to deal with bubble gutz, sweats, no sleep, skin crawling, no energy, no appetite, i did it by tryn my hardest to be positive, ☕, 💩 medicine, music 🎶 the first 4 days was the worst. Didnt feel right and my stomach was not right for 3 months. Wouldn't wish that sickness on my worst enemy. The legally prescribed opiates was the worst withdraws i ever had.

Whew .. Heavy,heavy episode

This girl needs to do voice over for cartoon or whatever. She has a hidden talent, hope some agent is watching this and does something nice for her.

much love ian

Great interview! The entire time I kept thinking she should be in television or acting of some sort. Then she reveals that info at the end. Too cool.

I am glad for both you and Ginger

She’s such a good person. I follow her on TikTok. We all make mistakes if we learn from them is what matters and she did.

She airing the whole family business out😂

Hey, great job coming up with this channel. Great stories from the inside and lots of stories of redemption which is awesome. Nobody else is doing this. This is great job.

Shes funny as hell. I love her.

Absolutely not! Absolutely not. What your 30yr old manager did to you when you were 15 is not at all your fault. And you don’t have to take ANY accountability. This was a grown man, your superior who took advantage of a child. I’m so sorry that happened to you but do not ever feel like you need to take accountability for any of that ❤

This woman is definitely not a victim in my eyes. We all make mistakes some of us major ones. But what matters is if u trully repent , own up to everything u did. Take yhe responsibility and really change!!

❤ Amazing story

She is straight up no bs , i like that from a female, respect.

When she said “lyrical comedy written in iamic pentameter” I gained a lot of respect for this woman.

She was an awesome person owened up to all her faults and she’s genuinely a good person most addicts are good people with bad problems and this is easily one of my favorite channels You, Jay, fezzy, jd and death

I love to hear these stories, especially the women in prison. They sound just like any ordinary women. These interviews are so humanising and inspiring. 🙏🏼

I dont know what all the acronyms are but I really feel for her, she's struggling to even tell her story not to mention the emotional aspect of recalling trama

The beginning of her story is so close to mine it's crazy. She honestly felt bad for what happened, this goes to show you that anything can happen to anybody.

Womens prison and mens prisons seem so different. They're writing raps in iambic pentameter, while guys were getting stabbed on the pod for taking an extra phone call 😂

Bringing back memories talking about club evolution. I used to go there when I was in the military

She’s a lovely guest. Wishing her all the best for the future. 🤍

This is an extremely relatable story

Great interview. Smart girl, good head in her shoulders. Hopefully she will be ok.

She gives me Pennsatucky vibes from OITNB and I’m here for it.

Amazing story

Cool interview. She's cool & down to earth. If I was in prison I'd want her as my BFF.

I totally relate to her honesty.we are human,we make mistakes ♥️

Ian you are talanted!

Damn. This girl is killin me when she almost cries. She’s pretty damn resilient.

Wat a ball of energy she is. So down to earth. Im from Louisiana so i like dat sountherness n her

I don’t care what they say about you. You’re not half bad, Ian bick.

Sending a hug Gingers way. You can tell how closely she carries the pain from her choices in the past. I hope you find peace and healing 💞

There is so much more to Her Story than just having a "Relationship with a C.O." Her Interview really deserves a better title. She's a lot more than just someone who slept with a C.O.

Only a few mins in but omB, i wish i could give her a hug (and i am not a hugger). Thank you for sharing your story 💚 and big ups to Ian for almost walking her to it so that realization could be found (male voice change in a controlled way, like you spoke in, brings out vulnerability of your guest, it seems). Thats such an important part of healing..some times its okay to accept you did *not* have any power in that situation, it was on the adult with full formed brain. Surrender a bit to the loss of power and forgive yourself the guilt youre carrying for someone else's crime.

Ginjer got to live that Orange is the New Black life 😊😊😊 salute to you for getting through all of this!!!

Sounds like Naruto....but jokes aside.. This was an amazing interview!!!

Talking about "i didn't know what to do"🧢🧢🤣 She knew exactly what to do.

My wife is realizing the truth of a lot of your opening statement about family trees of trauma. Keep your head up. Edit: Ian is 100% right. That piece of dog shit was in a position of power and you were a vulnerable child and hey preyed on you and groomed you then took advantage of you. Never ever blame yourself for that situation. You were a child and it is and was never your fault. You are an amazing person with an amazing story that will help young girls (possibly boys too) who may be I. A similar situation to get out and hopefully never blame themselves for the misdeeds of adult men and women.

I like her. Glad she got her story out.

I used to be a street hustler, running around the streets with a pound or two of dope… I’ve influenced many good young woman into being worthless chicken heads. Many kids are growing up without their parents because of me. This haunts me many years later. I’m sorry kids. This statement completes my 9th Step

You are beautiful! A beautiful human despite what horrible things you went through as an innocent child. Your family is sick. You deserve so much love.

Wish I could give her a hug. Heartbreaking.

That manager assaulted you and it wasn’t your fault. As I reflect on some of the managers I had in my teen years…totally inappropriate. There needs to be greater oversight of this power dynamic. Thank you for sharing your story!

Ginger I am always going to remember that name truly an amazing woman the true meaning of perseverance WOW.

Her saying that she purposely dumbed her language and spoke Ebonics to fit in was so funny to me for some reason

I remember watching this woman’s intervention. Always wondered what happened to Percy.

I was driving on 6 Xanax in my really early 20s and slammed into something on the side of the road . I honestly thought I had killed someone’s because I kept blacking out . Luckily it was just a big metal box . This story makes me feel very fortunate I never hurt anyone

This poor girl. Such a horrible childhood. My heart breaks for her.

Your not a evil human being we all get trapped in aomething that makes us selfish i was a meth addict for 8 years

There is no question that Her leaving the scene of the accident gave her a lighter sentence. If she stayed, the police would see that she's under the influence. Definitely would have received over 5 years.

It is absolutely heartbreaking to hear her say she wonders if the situation with her boss was her fault and the guilt she felt for bringing her friends into the situation. Ian is completely right though and not only were you taken advantage of and groomed because of the age difference but he was also your boss at work which is insanely inappropriate. Sounds like he used his seniority and your innocence to take advantage of you and that is disgusting. He deserves to rot

No matter what even if you let him, it’s rape, you are a child. My heart goes out to you.

I went to HS with her. I remember when this happened. Judge Alexander Christine was my judge twice, no prison time though. Glad she's doing better.

“I rapped at her and she started to cry” …In prison Women really dont know how easy they have it 😂

thanks

Thats the prison that Eileen warnous was executed. Lowell is known as the worst women's prison in the country. There is documentaries on it. I know a couple people doing life there. Great interview!!

Drugs and alcohol always lead to nothing but problems. Every dumb thing I've done in life involved drugs or alcohol. What kind of prison allows the officers and the warden to date the inmates?? WTF

Dude is better interviewer than people to went to school for this...

Wow what a interesting listen

You are so beautiful ❤️, thank you for sharing your story.

She was right in her taking accountability for not leaving the job Bc she could have Her taking accountability does Not excuse his behavior Her part like mine was saying yes to go with him To go with a man tht molested her in front of people Her age represents her being naive but does not excuse her from being alone with a man who had already groped her and threatened her This is coming from a woman who was molested at 13 the same way she was without the drugs I was stone cold sober When I agreed He was 23 I knew not to be alone with him I knew he wanted me like she knew he wanted her but her desire to be known as a grown woman and accepted amongst the adults in my life The majority of the responsibility falls on the grown up but she has a part to accept too