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

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 struggles of life after the league, made decisions that produced a federal indictment, went to prison — riding Con Air, surviving the specific realities of federal institutional life, and collecting the stories most people never get to hear — and is finally sitting down for his first interview since being released to tell the complete truth about everything.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intake: The Weirdest Strip Search
00:36 From NBA Champion to Federal Prison
01:02 Landing the Role on Power
03:17 Growing Up in Baton Rouge
04:40 Forced into Sports vs. Theater Passion
05:23 The Origin of 'Big Baby'
06:33 Teenage Curiosity and Escaping the Streets
08:25 Realizing the NBA Dream
10:20 College Years: LSU and Full Sail
12:56 The Hidden Side of Big Baby
13:27 Drafted to the Celtics: Championship Run
15:18 Timing, Fate, and the Celtics-Lakers Rivalry
16:35 Life After the Celtics: Orlando and Clippers
17:10 The Fake Car Accident Story
18:51 Staying Away from Trouble at the Peak
20:33 Survivor's Guilt and Keeping Boundaries
21:44 Athletes Losing Identity After Sports
23:20 Planning for Life After Basketball
25:54 Rebuilding Finances: Cash App Green
28:16 Financial Mistakes and Lack of a Plan
29:25 Going Back to School for Acting
30:44 Would the Injury Have Prevented Prison?
31:50 The Fraud Scheme Explained
34:38 Discovering the Federal Investigation
36:18 The Timeline and Lack of Concern
37:02 Why He Didn't Reach Out to Co-Conspirators
38:40 Arrested and the Media Firestorm
40:02 Disproportionate Punishment: $80K Restitution
41:35 Others Who Got Away: Tony Allen, Matt Barnes
43:36 Dealing with Public Scrutiny and Betrayal
45:46 Losing Relationships and Reputation
46:35 Pre-Trial Release and the Decision to Go to Trial
47:38 Why the Jury Convicted Him
49:30 The Verdict: Feeling Helpless
51:02 Aftermath: Cut Off and Shunned
51:50 NBA Treatment and the Cloud Over Him
53:09 Sentencing: Four Years for $40K
56:34 Preparing for Prison and Self-Surrender
57:20 First Day: The Drive to Duth
59:49 Intake: The Booty Hole Jump
01:00:17 The Guard Knew Who He Was
01:00:33 The Ride with the Girl
01:01:00 Building 7: The Horrible First Housing
01:01:44 Prison Welcome and Getting a Phone
01:03:38 Smuggling Phones and the Cost
01:04:16 First Prison Meals and Holiday Food
01:05:29 Commissary Favorites: Nachos and Crack Bars
01:06:36 Mackerel as Currency and the Laundry Business
01:08:50 Roommate Steve McBee
01:09:43 Smuggled Food and Best Dishes
01:10:56 Case Managers and the Halfway House Struggle
01:12:33 Halfway Houses: Worse Than Prison
01:13:00 Rehabilitation and Recidivism
01:14:06 Why He Got Transferred from Duth
01:15:19 Watching Power in Prison
01:16:34 Getting Caught with Contraband
01:19:22 Solitary Confinement: The Horror
01:21:02 Reflecting on Mistakes in Solitary
01:21:20 Con Air: The Ride and the Chaos
01:23:58 Arriving at Terra Haute
01:25:03 The Journey to Yankton
01:26:36 Terra Haute: The Transfer Experience
01:28:14 Oklahoma City: The Hellhole with K2
01:30:05 Encounters with Gang Members and Murderers
01:32:43 The Constant Strip Searches
01:33:18 The Month-Long Transfer Process
01:33:57 Yankton: A Camp Run Like a Low
01:35:36 Sports and Gambling in Prison
01:38:20 Inmate Treatment and Photos
01:39:02 Celebrity Support and Power Cast Relations
01:40:11 Total Time Served and Release
01:40:51 Getting Out: The Halfway House
01:41:21 Home Confinement: The Ankle Monitor
01:42:47 Working at Hidden Empire Films
01:43:28 Reaching Out After Release
01:44:38 Current State: At Peace and Moving Forward
01:45:56 Restitution: Still Paying for His Own Money
01:46:46 Probation and Public Reception
01:48:54 Advice to Younger Self
01:49:41 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

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