I’m in counseling and I love it! It just flat out helps. If you’re a man and your ego is stopping you from seeing a counselor/therapist, well, you have more issues than you think.
I like that you’re doing an officers perspective. It would be cool to see you do an ex inmate from a higher custody level and an officer together and have them talk together about their experiences. It would have to be the right kind of people who could have intelligent conversation, but that dynamic could be cool.
Horseheads is a great town everything you need in Steuben County. Great Video as a former CO always like seeing these videos. People don’t realize all the things that go on in there.
Shout out to Carhartt!!! Nice hat! Thanks for sharing your love for Carhartt as they are right here in our sweet little town! Incredible community partner who employs so many folks here in our county and supports so many organizations here. So thanks for sporting your Carhartt Ball cap !!
Carhartt is such a fantastic brand, lasts forever and very comfortable to work in. Thank you Carhartt, also that hoodie is cool because it has a small pocket in the front pocket.
I liked the interview Ian! I always like your interviews and mostly all your guests. I believe in constructive criticism. There is always room for improvement in all aspects of life. Take what you find useful and keep on pushing forward. Every time i watch an interview, i see improvement. I imagine its hard bc some guest are more talkative and some need regular questions. You are doing great! Im looking forward to the next one. I was your neighbor at one point. I actually remember the club that you worked at. Im from Shelton, Connecticut originally. Are you a Dutchess restaurant fan?
One big thing i always tell newbies when one is assigned to me for ojt is dont just assume your better than the inmates some of these guys just plain screwed up and you could end up here to. Treat them with respect and like human beings and for that you will be treated that way also. Plus it is right thing to do. And do not be petty.
That’s funny. Great meadow was my home prison as a co. Unfortunately they shut the prison down but wild to see this and he came from the greatest prison in the state
There are plenty of jobs in the defense industry where you can't have cell phones and you work long hours. I personally know of a lot of buildings where cell phones are not allowed
Did over 25 years, it's what you make of it and of course there's life situations you can't control, IE health and some situations but in this area I saw many work 50 years in a factory retire and pass within a couple of years so what's the difference. Now the system is broken and it's because of the governing bodies that it's tanked. Unfortunately because of the government actions there could be a big blowout somewhere because of staffing and or training!
Did the 25 years go fast? And did it make you a better person in anyway? The life experiance of being in that situation i mean. And is it true the best way is to take it one day at a time?
@@Thunderrolls87 Put it this way I'm coming up n ten years retired and those 25 yrs. didn't go that fast! lol I wouldn't want to do time in a prison and the things I have seen were of the charts.
@@georgejones5960 I am nearing 10 years on the job. In some ways its went fast in some ways not. I do think im a better person then i was before seeing and dealing with some of the also off the charts stuff. Working there is one thing but having to live there ya theres no way i would want to be in prison.
In outside clearance in Elmira you have your own gallery but gen pop is literally right above you, I just spent a year there it was crazy the shit going on
Broooooo!!!! Take it from someone who’s been here from the start your interviews are starting to feel more and more shallow. You have 85% of this one which was completely generic questions, which yes are completely unavoidable and HAVE to make up a portion of any interview but should be more like 15%-30% of a perfect interview. Very few of your questions actually built off of the interview as a whole and what was said previously. On top of the unrelated, basic, questions you also stayed on the top layer the entire podcast where this podcast didn’t seem different than the majority of your other podcasts, you could’ve dropped this at the end or beginning of another recent podcast and they would’ve flowed almost seamlessly. Please make an attempt to get deep in the convo and build the conversations in a way that’s unique to your current discussion, podcast, and guest. Love ya bro and keep up the hard work just allow let the increased volume and subscribers to make the podcast more generic and take away the unique flavor of each episode.
If I were Ian I’d cut your subscription. This isn’t helpful feedback. Conducting a weak performance review on someone you don’t pay or supervise is silly. Miss this one Ian.
@@ianbickCTif I had had to give constructive criticism I’d say don’t be a people pleaser Ian. Miss these types of comments. Your channel will grow with or without reacting to stuff like this. You’re working hard and doing well. Do your thing
I don’t see anything wrong with what Clips said. I also thought some of the questions were very basic while I was watching the interview. It doesn’t allow for a guest’s unique story to come out when everything is just surface level
Ian, thanks for your informative videos. Thanks for responding to me twice. Dpeezy is the man that makes prison food and other videos. Ive seen a few. I just look up the table knock. Very interesting why it's done. Much success, health, happiness, and blessings to all.
One strength of this pod cast is the rookie element. Those going into corrections or exploring the possibility. I particularly liked the Attorney with the Autistic "Murderer" case. Quite a story of empathy, ingenuity, ethics, and professionalism. Not a "Prison" story but related none the less. I spent 35 years in a county jail, deputy, cpl, sgt. Union Prez, Union Rep, Admin sgt, training sgt, work crews, work release, elec monitoring, courts, transports, medical, Tx programs, inmate workers, volunteer coordinator, fights, fires, riots, suicides, deaths, escapes, booking, drunks, arrests, floods, feces, taser, pepper, batons, sexual exploits, and more, what a ride. Not everyone will be as articulate or entertaining as others. State Prisons vs co. jail vs Federal Prison vs military prison vs private prisons. Ya do need guests to explain some terminology as they go along, one's food port is anothers wicket is anothers slot is anothers hatch. I'd be enterested in more details of academy training and field training. It sounds like in this episode it is very lacking in some places. By the way, Ketchup is like 50% sugar and helps makes a good pruno. So it's suger without immediately looking like, suger...
This man knows little to NOTHING of the system and it’s day to day. This man hears the question and then uses the question information to answer the question sounding like he’s fabricated answers. His lack of detail and accuracy in answering is very apparent. To many, “I’m not sure” answers here. If you’ve been in the business, this dudes answers are a JOKE.
Well.... On a public forum like this it's probably best to keep it question based and not throw anything or anybody under. If you wanna know more about day to day don't get it from here, sign up and be a guard.
Yoooo that’s my dad. Great podcast!
Thanks so much!
Bring him back for another episode!!! Haha😂
youtube.com/@thekoreyandelizabethalwoodshow?si=9QIDxqyPUgPhvzjF
Your Dad seems really cool and yes, Ian it was a great interview 👍🏼
It was nice to hear about your dad's former work.
I’m in counseling and I love it! It just flat out helps. If you’re a man and your ego is stopping you from seeing a counselor/therapist, well, you have more issues than you think.
Very true
I like that you’re doing an officers perspective. It would be cool to see you do an ex inmate from a higher custody level and an officer together and have them talk together about their experiences. It would have to be the right kind of people who could have intelligent conversation, but that dynamic could be cool.
I would get down with something like that.
Thank you, Ian and Sam for sharing the conversation.
Wow!!! HE IS FIIIIIINE as hell!
Leave ian alone 😂😂
What a weirdo
Your questions are right on!
Love you Ian. Keep it up!
Appreciate you!!!
Thank you both ❤❤ #neverholdback
Horseheads is a great town everything you need in Steuben County. Great Video as a former CO always like seeing these videos. People don’t realize all the things that go on in there.
Great podcast 💯
Shout out to Carhartt!!! Nice hat! Thanks for sharing your love for Carhartt as they are right here in our sweet little town! Incredible community partner who employs so many folks here in our county and supports so many organizations here. So thanks for sporting your Carhartt Ball cap !!
Check out his hoodie 😜
Carhartt is such a fantastic brand, lasts forever and very comfortable to work in. Thank you Carhartt, also that hoodie is cool because it has a small pocket in the front pocket.
@@yugistansfield7423
How do I miss that???!!! 🤦♀️
@@yugistansfield7423yes!! Great quality for sure. They’ve made clothes here in Irvine, Kentucky since the 1930s. We love Carrhart!
Enjoyed this one man stay safe and keep it up
That’s great I love the story about the deck of cards. Been in somewhat of the same situation.
I liked the interview Ian! I always like your interviews and mostly all your guests. I believe in constructive criticism. There is always room for improvement in all aspects of life. Take what you find useful and keep on pushing forward. Every time i watch an interview, i see improvement. I imagine its hard bc some guest are more talkative and some need regular questions. You are doing great! Im looking forward to the next one. I was your neighbor at one point. I actually remember the club that you worked at. Im from Shelton, Connecticut originally. Are you a Dutchess restaurant fan?
Yeah we can cut that part proceed to not cut that part out 😂😂
such a small world! i’m from binghamton, just an hour from Horseheads! loved this episode
One big thing i always tell newbies when one is assigned to me for ojt is dont just assume your better than the inmates some of these guys just plain screwed up and you could end up here to. Treat them with respect and like human beings and for that you will be treated that way also. Plus it is right thing to do. And do not be petty.
Great podcast I love when you interviewed C.O
This guy says you know so many times, I can’t even get through the first 5 minutes
That’s funny. Great meadow was my home prison as a co. Unfortunately they shut the prison down but wild to see this and he came from the greatest prison in the state
Ian, have you done your research on the Challenger yet?
My family is also in Rochester Bick!
There are plenty of jobs in the defense industry where you can't have cell phones and you work long hours. I personally know of a lot of buildings where cell phones are not allowed
Did over 25 years, it's what you make of it and of course there's life situations you can't control, IE health and some situations but in this area I saw many work 50 years in a factory retire and pass within a couple of years so what's the difference. Now the system is broken and it's because of the governing bodies that it's tanked. Unfortunately because of the government actions there could be a big blowout somewhere because of staffing and or training!
Did the 25 years go fast? And did it make you a better person in anyway? The life experiance of being in that situation i mean. And is it true the best way is to take it one day at a time?
@@Thunderrolls87 Put it this way I'm coming up n ten years retired and those 25 yrs. didn't go that fast! lol I wouldn't want to do time in a prison and the things I have seen were of the charts.
@@georgejones5960 I am nearing 10 years on the job. In some ways its went fast in some ways not. I do think im a better person then i was before seeing and dealing with some of the also off the charts stuff. Working there is one thing but having to live there ya theres no way i would want to be in prison.
Dude LOL. His voice is super soothing. He seems like he could also voice act if he tried. So funny. I’m only in the beginning of the video btw 😂
In outside clearance in Elmira you have your own gallery but gen pop is literally right above you, I just spent a year there it was crazy the shit going on
Ian would you become a CO if you can? Any advise from an ex inmate for rookie CO
Great interviee.
Starting in August at Stillwater state prison just hope I don’t run into any family members locked up
my man has always said he smokes cigs on his gate he’s been up 8 so far on a 25 in NY.
People that live all around the Great Lakes area, even Upstate New York, all speak with the "Inland North" dialect.
Funny you mentioned that. Within the first few minutes, I thought to myself: "hmmm, their accent sounds a little bit unique".
I wasn’t sure if his accent was from Wisconsin, but you’re suggesting it’s upstate New York huh?
I believe everything until the phone call conversation; I could tell he felt extra police 😮
Rochester let’s go ! 585 in the house !
Broooooo!!!! Take it from someone who’s been here from the start your interviews are starting to feel more and more shallow. You have 85% of this one which was completely generic questions, which yes are completely unavoidable and HAVE to make up a portion of any interview but should be more like 15%-30% of a perfect interview. Very few of your questions actually built off of the interview as a whole and what was said previously. On top of the unrelated, basic, questions you also stayed on the top layer the entire podcast where this podcast didn’t seem different than the majority of your other podcasts, you could’ve dropped this at the end or beginning of another recent podcast and they would’ve flowed almost seamlessly. Please make an attempt to get deep in the convo and build the conversations in a way that’s unique to your current discussion, podcast, and guest. Love ya bro and keep up the hard work just allow let the increased volume and subscribers to make the podcast more generic and take away the unique flavor of each episode.
I appreciate the feedback bro!
@@ianbickCThe's wrong. You're doing great.
If I were Ian I’d cut your subscription. This isn’t helpful feedback. Conducting a weak performance review on someone you don’t pay or supervise is silly. Miss this one Ian.
@@ianbickCTif I had had to give constructive criticism I’d say don’t be a people pleaser Ian. Miss these types of comments. Your channel will grow with or without reacting to stuff like this. You’re working hard and doing well. Do your thing
I don’t see anything wrong with what Clips said. I also thought some of the questions were very basic while I was watching the interview. It doesn’t allow for a guest’s unique story to come out when everything is just surface level
My guy ❤🙌👏
@40andretiredpodcast, we retired from the same community
You left Shmunn county in there. 🤔
Spelt Chemung , actually lol
Ian, thanks for your informative videos. Thanks for responding to me twice.
Dpeezy is the man that makes prison food and other videos. Ive seen a few.
I just look up the table knock. Very interesting why it's done.
Much success, health, happiness, and blessings to all.
I live 10 miles from Elmira. In sayre pa
I live in Ithaca. Funny to hear Ithaca a valley lol.
I’m in Rochester too going to be a co soon that’s so cool
More CO interviews
True. There's no justifying an overdose.
Don't do that nervous card shuffle
Good job
Thank you🙏
U want to interview me I’m a LT at a Corecivic facility in AZ. I will tell you the craziest stories
Hopefully open AI an open bionics will cooperate to make prison obsolete
Not really the same everywhere so not every parent can
Bring Banky Pound on
You needa talk to my uncle. He got jumped by a bunch and they knocked his teeth out with lunch trays
Fermented beverages are not mould.
Did guards eat prison chow
Can we get more CT based drug dealers, possibly pimps? Another great episode 🔥
Will do! Thank you!!
One strength of this pod cast is the rookie element. Those going into corrections or exploring the possibility.
I particularly liked the Attorney with the Autistic "Murderer" case. Quite a story of empathy, ingenuity, ethics, and professionalism. Not a "Prison" story but related none the less.
I spent 35 years in a county jail, deputy, cpl, sgt. Union Prez, Union Rep, Admin sgt, training sgt, work crews, work release, elec monitoring, courts, transports, medical, Tx programs, inmate workers, volunteer coordinator, fights, fires, riots, suicides, deaths, escapes, booking, drunks, arrests, floods, feces, taser, pepper, batons, sexual exploits, and more, what a ride.
Not everyone will be as articulate or entertaining as others. State Prisons vs co. jail vs Federal Prison vs military prison vs private prisons.
Ya do need guests to explain some terminology as they go along, one's food port is anothers wicket is anothers slot is anothers hatch.
I'd be enterested in more details of academy training and field training. It sounds like in this episode it is very lacking in some places.
By the way, Ketchup is like 50% sugar and helps makes a good pruno. So it's suger without immediately looking like, suger...
He missed all the action on every shift by the sounds of it, or he is partially blind.
Those intros aren't necessary. Maybe try it joko style
I like them
Keep up the good interviews. But you aren't the one watching them. Theo von has a good intro style too.
No. Those intros get the listener ready. They stay
@@yugistansfield7423 ready for what? Do you not know you pressed play on a podcast?
Have to agree its very annoying like the start of a motorbike race or something 😂
for an interviewer.. you talk about yourself a lot 🤣 im skipping so much just to get to the good stuff.
no ac is in prison? wow!!!!!
Interview a federal CEO
""eggzackkly!"
I'm suggesting what I stated,somewhere in the Great Lakes area.
Totally different now 😂
This dude talks like he's from Fargo
585 stand up
This man knows little to NOTHING of the system and it’s day to day. This man hears the question and then uses the question information to answer the question sounding like he’s fabricated answers. His lack of detail and accuracy in answering is very apparent. To many, “I’m not sure” answers here. If you’ve been in the business, this dudes answers are a JOKE.
Well.... On a public forum like this it's probably best to keep it question based and not throw anything or anybody under. If you wanna know more about day to day don't get it from here, sign up and be a guard.
Boring questions we want to here crazy bad stories stupid stupid soft dumb questions
Ffs he was so boring
Who are you. 😂
@@clintbiddle1767 most likely more boring ,
The women's stories are common and dull. The formers are current COs, detectives, cops, gang members etc are always more interesting at least to me.
Ian was a girl in prison
Yup
@@ianbickCTI bet you here bs too often to care 🤣