Prison Survival: Paying For Protection For My Son | Michael Bick Pt. 2

Prison Survival: Paying For Protection For My Son | Michael Bick Pt. 2

In this 100th episode of "Locked In," Ian's dad returns for a special celebration! He reflects on the past year, shares his all-time favorite episode highlights, and answers listener questions. Get ready for a thought-provoking discussion on the intense world of paying for protection in prison and Michael Bick's thoughts on what he had to do for Ian to survive. Join us for an action-packed, insightful episode that's bound to leave a lasting impression!

Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick:

https://www.instagram.com/ian_bick/?hl=en

https://ianbick.com/

Creative direction, design, assets, support by FWRD:

https://www.fwrd.co

Connect with Michael Bick:

https://www.somethingsfishycatering.com/michael-bick

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https://lockedinbrand.com

Use code lockedin at checkout to get 20% off your order

Timestamps:

00:00:00 - Intro

00:02:32 - Reflections on the Unjust System

00:05:12 - A Comparison to Donald Trump's Case

00:07:50 - From Athlete to Entertainer

00:10:18 - Reflecting on the Journey

00:12:46 - Looking at the Good in the Criminal Justice System

00:15:30 - The Importance of Understanding a Child's Experience

00:18:20 - The Impact of Parenting and Perception

00:21:06 - Jealousy and Stigma around People with Criminal Records

00:23:38 - The Power of Podcasts and Influencer Marketing

00:26:07 - The Importance of Connection and Friendship

00:28:39 - Childhood Memories and Family Pride

00:31:15 - Tyson Bites and House Parties

00:36:49 - Reflections on Prison Life and Future Plans

00:39:25 - The Value of College Education

00:41:59 - Favorite Episodes

00:44:34 - Reminiscing on the Commissary Cook Off

00:49:33 - A Fun and Different Episode with Dad

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