After an inmate convinces Lee to smuggle in a phone, the demands escalate. Under constant pressure from the gangs, Lee eventually gets busted. With his life shattered, he enters dangerous prison environments. Lee on Instagram: instagram.com/leepablo1980new/ Lee's email: daviespablo9@gmail.com Lee on Neil Samworth's podcast: th-cam.com/video/fFMtQuQbBIw/w-d-xo.html
This has been a real experience,listen to this was very fascinating,and I truly appreciate how you include such great individuals on your channel.and speak on these topics .thanks Shaun.bless you,mate
Really enjoyed this podcast, I’ve just lost my job due to it closing down unexpectedly so it was comforting to hear his story about finding a job. Would definitely be interested in reading this as a book!
Thank you Lee for your courage in speaking about your past with honesty, integrity and frankness. Your unique understanding of both sides of the system is powerful and I hope and pray that you will be given many opportunities to not only speak out but have access to those who might listen who are in a position to create change in a system that is inhumane and just not fit for purpose. Wishing you blessings for your future xx
Great podcast, Shaun. I didn’t think it would be worth spending 4 hours listening to this but it was such a gripping, emotional story. Lee is a flawed individual like the rest of us but I hope he continues on this path of positivity. He’s done his time (in and out of prison) and now deserves to be happy. Good luck, Lee 🤞
Lee brings an everyman feel to this interview that we all are only one wrong decision away from trouble. Lets be honest we've all made mistakes we regret and Lee you must truly forgive yourself and understand it was a bad decision but you are not a bad man (big distinction)and the older we get we realise that life cannot be replayed but marches on and sometimes under stress and we can only do our best at that time with the information we have. If you find a wiseman he will teach you many lessons usually from his mistakes.
It takes a good interviewer and guest with a honest account of his life, to keep me engrossed in the story for 4hrs! You listen and are genuinely interested in what your guests are saying. Mr. Davies, everyone of us has a story that we're not proud of but to own your mistakes with such candor is rare. ❤️🇨🇦
Ye that’s what I love about Shaun aswell Shelley he actually listens and asks the right questions an never passes judgment an gives His 10 pence worth 👌 cracking story Lee hope your doing well now mate ❤️
What an absolutely outstanding interview. Wow. Lee Davies’ authenticity, self-awareness, constructive introspection, and willingness to share everything is inspiring. So is how you take responsibility, repeatedly, not blaming others or indulging in self-pity. The last half hour especially is just really, really motivating stuff. You can truly help people just by sharing as you do and being you. And as for Shaun Attwood, keep doing what you do. You are a simply outstanding interviewer. The first sign of that is how little you say, how much you let your subject speak, telling their story, nudging where appropriate to keep on track. The second is the quality of your careful, open-ended questions. Third is how you truly don’t judge. And, finally, you just got me to listen to four straight hours, which has never happened before. You’re both amazing. Keep on your roads.
Don’t be so hard on yourself Lee my brother went though a very similar situation when he got out off prison and struggled with Mentle health he looked everywhere for help but couldn’t get he hung himself 7months ago so it’s helps me seeing you do well.
"he looked everywhere for help but couldn’t get so what you are trying to say is that you left your brother alone until he killed himself, this is not just the governments burden to carry, Doddy.
@@Lucky-tt2yq 😂😂😂 the only way I will answer that is if you were face to face with me. You are a keyboard warrior with zero companion and if you want to carry on with this I am more than happy to meet you and discuss it with you over a beer 😉
One of the best episodes for me! Listened to lee’s story on a few occasions but still enjoy rewatching. Always good to see someone hit rock bottom and work their way out of it. Love and relate to his honesty so much, reminds me a lot of myself. I could easily envisage myself making the same mistake if I were in the same position!
Lee projects integrity and confidence by acknowledging mistakes he (and any of us could) made. Clearly very intelligent, observant and articulate. Wish him all the best.
"integrity"?, a man who smuggled drugs into a prison and "intelligent"?, Noam Chomsky is intelligent, if this spunk bubble had a modicum of intelligence he wouldn't have been where he was.
One of the best podcasts I've listened to & it certainly didn't seem like 4 hours! The way Lee told his story was not only extremely interesting & well spoken but so open & honest & I admire him for being so real & owning his shit! A very important trait so many people lack but he has genuine integrity. Telling his story might just help someone feel better about their own & to realise that just because you might make mistakes doesn't mean you're not a good person with a kind heart who deserves a chance to learn from them & move on without judgement from other non perfect people! Best of luck to you Lee, you deserve it :)
Gina my love . Thankyou for your time watching snd taken to write this . X many people have been in touch via my e mail which has been the real bonus of all this . X lee x
Woooow…. I was so intrigued by the title of Lee’s interview, and have been absolutely captivated to listen to it. Lee is such a good story teller, I watched the entire interview at once and had no idea it was 4 hours long until the end. I know he doesn’t say so, but it’s clear just how dangerously manipulative hardened criminals in prison can be towards naive staff members who don’t have good personal boundaries. I found it really hard to hear about the lack of community and healthcare support available for his mental health and addictions outside of prison, and felt grieved that so many people would just write him off for employment after he had done his time. I really hope Lee writes a book because he has some incredible stories to share that involve overcoming many personal struggles which a lot of people can relate to, and his story is so unique and intriguing that lots of people will really be drawn to it for that reason.
I've listened to most of Shaun's interviews and this is definitely one of the best. Great story, great detail and flowed perfectly from beginning to end. Well done to both!
@Shaunattwoodofficial You're an excellent interviewer. Other podcasters should take note. You listen very well, ask sensible follow-on questions, and never interrupt the guest. When you have something to add of your own, it's genuinely interesting and germane to the conversation at hand. I can't stand interviewers who need to hear their own voice.
I love that these long format podcasts have gotten so popular. When you can say take your time, tell everything. Instead of people being rushed. And it's perfect for people listening while at work or on a long drive.
I’ve watched near enough all off your podcasts Shaun and Pepsi’s and Lee’s are the most best podcasts I have watched they speak so eloquently that just makes you want to sit back and listen they both share their story very well, Much Love!
Im glad that he has reached out to podcasts that can help so much with his life. Goin into schools and teliing this story to kids would make a big change in kids minds. They need to hear about people that have actually been through things. NOT Reading from a book!
@@pablodavies414 How are you managing now bud? I see alot of people heading for the drink on the podcasts. I really think there should be more podcast topics around mental health and how to deal with things like PTSD. Doctors dont have a clue and dish out ssris like sweets.
Massive respect to Lee for his frankness and honesty. One stupid mistake and it was hardly the worst crime in the world. Best of luck for the future Lee and I have a feeling you'll do well in life from here on in.
Wow, ive watched so many of these podcasts, and just wow. I was itching for more stories. Lee must be so proud how he as been as low as he's been to where he is in this podcast. People judge and hate on things they don't know or understand, try giving people a chance and see what happens in return. Well done Lee.
Lee life is life, we grow by our convictions. The way the world is traveling between the lines is hard until we see the lines for what they are. Great podcast..
To hell and back, cant believe I watched the whole 4 hrs, absolutely wrapt, what a brave man you are Lee . Should apply for a job lecturing new recruits to the systems involved.
Thanks my love for watching and time taken to listen to me. Unfortunately the hmp is a closed book 📕 . But I would love to help people on both sidesnfor a better life but rules prevent .......
Loved this interview. My nephew left the prison service to join the Fire Brigade. He said it was a safer job to be in... than being in the Prison service !!!!
3:00 … The Van Gogh print is an appropriate momento mori. Your sharing of experiences and the alternative perspectives of incarceration shared is intriguing and very real . Appreciated . Glad you’ve made the transition towards better days.
Shaun, you are a master! I forget you are even there. Lee, your story is incredible and your ability to explain yourself is the same. I wish you the very best in life and know you are destined for good things. GoodVibes
Just watched this.Had me gripped. How easy it is to get caught up in something that has lasting repruccussions.Talking was cathartic for Lee so that his platform. He is a natural.Having a son myself I feel for his parents- not meant as a guilt trip.I wish Lee well who hasn't made a mistake????
@@pablodavies414 Good luck lovely.Your honesty was refreshing. I've made so many mistakes if I wrote a book it would be like Anna Karenina lol take care.keep us posted how your doing.xx
Wow....this is SUCH a great interview. What an incredible story. This was intense. That arrest day was tense!!!! I'm happy for you Lee. I really hope all works well for you! Great interview. What...4 hours??? Nope...I had to finish this story! Well done!
That was a bloody brilliant podcast 👏 thoroughly enjoyed that start to finish!! Probably the longest I've ever listened... Lee told the story brilliantly and shaun was spot on as always. Absolute belter!! 💯
@@pablodavies414 genuinely an amazing podcast. Absoulute credit to you Lee for coming back from your lowest point in life. A very powerful message in this story. Anyone can turn there life round at anytime. All the best pal x
Remember this situation well coming from the same town as Lee. Absolutely fascinating story and you have come across exceptionally well. Very relatable moral dilemmas that make or break people. Clearly a very articulate and intelligent guy. If he hasn't already should write a book. Good luck in the future my friend! 👍👍🤝👊💥😎
Thanks Rod from a fellow red rose 🌹. Cheers for the time mate in watching and listening to my dulcet tones . I'm on with the book as we speak . Hope you are well pal and say hello if you are ever passing lee x
I HAVE BEEN RIVOTED BY THE FULL 4 HOURS! Lee, you are a fabulously moral and empathic man who made a mistake. We all make mistakes. Love to you and to S haun. xxxxxx
From a current serving officer, fuck ups happen. Its good to hear stories from the other side of the door and that the lads in there treated you okay. You sound like a top bloke and its a shame you slipped down that path. The counter corruption training on the POELT course really isn't enough. Getting guys like you in to chat to new officers would be a great idea. Take care of yourself, I hope everything works out.
Great sharing to show an easy but ultimately damaging pathway. Glad you have waded through it. Keep going, the world needs enlightened, emotionally aware people.
Really enjoyed this, he's made a few bad choices over the years (havent we all) but he's honest about them and he seems like a genuinely nice bloke deep down. Wish him all the best for the furture, thanks for sharing your story🙏
Really enjoyed this podcast Shaun. Shame Wildman`s no longer with us as this would have been fantastic with the three of you. Can just imagine his reactions now to a corrupt prison officer story. Thanks Lee for a gripping hard hitting story. Glad you can raise a smile pal and now appear to have turned the corner getting your life back on track.
LEE DAVIES-BRILLIANT INTERVIEW❣️ NOT ONLY A GREAT STORY TELLER…A MAN WHO’S COMPLETELY HONEST… HUMBLE… ENTERTAINING & HE’S TRULY DONE AN IMMENSE AMOUNT OF SOUL SEARCHING TO COME OUT THE OTHER SIDE POSITIVELY WITH A PASSIONATE LOVE OF LIFE & INTENT UPON SUCCESS. LEE DAVIES NEEDS TO WRITE A BOOK❣️🇨🇦
I was literally riveted for the entire four hours! I write grants for prison reform, and so I am fascinated by the truths that former inmates have to say. I think you're amazing Shaun. Lee, I support you I will follow you on social media and and would love to see you publish a book. I wish you all the best - both of you. Much love from Saint Petersburg, Florida, U.S.A. xx
I am totally binging on your Channel right now! You have the perfect personality and intelligence to reach so many people. I am so happy for you and everybody that is benefiting from your experiences. I was watching Michael Francese and I was so fascinated by your story that I I went straight away to your channel and other social media. I actually think I saw you before, perhaps on lockdown 23 and 1. I know it seems bizarre that I would be so interested in prison TH-camrs, but I actually have a MBA in nonprofit, along with two other previous Masters. I I am a professional researcher, focusing on demographics and marginalized societies. I found your bio so interesting, because I write grants for prison reform. I've heard you say before that you are a bit of a nerd. No one, and I mean no one is geekier than someone who writes 200 Page grants. LOL! Nonprofit and politics make me see things very differently. What you and I are doing is really not that different. . We are exposing the atrocities that are the United States Penal system . There's a few other TH-camrs I watch, one I think you would be particularly interested in is Jessica Kent. She got caught dealing and distributing large quantities of methamphetamines and heroin. She also gave birth while in Chains in an Arkansas prison. Beyond horrific. You really would be amazed at what she has been through and how far she has come. She went from having a 9th grade education to now having her Bachelor's in prison Support Services or something to that effect. I appreciate everything you are doing. Love to you and yours, Catherine
Was with him every step of his story and I’m sure not the only one but most can relate in some way to this story. Like others have said we are all only one decision away from destruction. I’m sure he’s not the only prison officer/policeman to go down the route Lee did. Well done for being so brave wish you all the best for the future.
I have been moved by this story as it hits very close to home as I am going through this right now. I have reached out to Lee and he is a genuine nice guy. Thank you for having the courage to tell your story one day I hope to have the courage to just deal with the situation I am in.
Thanks for sharing Lee. Hope life is going ok for you. Owning past mistakes is moving forward. We can all blame it on this and that without accepting it as our mistake. . Respect to you.
After an inmate convinces Lee to smuggle in a phone, the demands escalate. Under constant pressure from the gangs, Lee eventually gets busted. With his life shattered, he enters dangerous prison environments.
Lee on Instagram: instagram.com/leepablo1980new/ Lee's email: daviespablo9@gmail.com
Lee on Neil Samworth's podcast: th-cam.com/video/fFMtQuQbBIw/w-d-xo.html
Cheers shaun.... was a pleasure to meet with you and your team . Take care pal . Lee x
@@pablodavies414 great story Lee! Thank you for sharing mate i wish you all the best
This has been a real experience,listen to this was very fascinating,and I truly appreciate how you include such great individuals on your channel.and speak on these topics .thanks Shaun.bless you,mate
Really enjoyed this podcast, I’ve just lost my job due to it closing down unexpectedly so it was comforting to hear his story about finding a job. Would definitely be interested in reading this as a book!
@@tomrogers3713 sorrybtonheqr that mate keep your pecker up and something will show up brother . Thanks for watching z
Thank you Lee for your courage in speaking about your past with honesty, integrity and frankness. Your unique understanding of both sides of the system is powerful and I hope and pray that you will be given many opportunities to not only speak out but have access to those who might listen who are in a position to create change in a system that is inhumane and just not fit for purpose. Wishing you blessings for your future xx
Thankyou for your time and positive thoughts. Have a lovely weekend. Lee
@@pablodavies414 enjoying this mate good luck with the future
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It was a very honest interview mate I agree
I'm surprised; this is one of my fave interviews now. Lee speaks so well: super authentic, crisp and genuine. Loved it. X
Thanks samir appreciate this x
Great podcast, Shaun. I didn’t think it would be worth spending 4 hours listening to this but it was such a gripping, emotional story. Lee is a flawed individual like the rest of us but I hope he continues on this path of positivity. He’s done his time (in and out of prison) and now deserves to be happy. Good luck, Lee 🤞
Thankyou x I shall try my best . Take care and have a lovely week . Lee
Goodluck mate
Lee brings an everyman feel to this interview that we all are only one wrong decision away from trouble. Lets be honest we've all made mistakes we regret and Lee you must truly forgive yourself and understand it was a bad decision but you are not a bad man (big distinction)and the older we get we realise that life cannot be replayed but marches on and sometimes under stress and we can only do our best at that time with the information we have. If you find a wiseman he will teach you many lessons usually from his mistakes.
What a podcast! Lee owns up to his mistakes is humble and honest about everything wish him all best
Thabks Jon x
what a nice person he is yea some toe rags in nick robbing old ladys purses for fixes and him in a position of trust no forgiveness for him
It takes a good interviewer and guest with a honest account of his life, to keep me engrossed in the story for 4hrs! You listen and are genuinely interested in what your guests are saying. Mr. Davies, everyone of us has a story that we're not proud of but to own your mistakes with such candor is rare. ❤️🇨🇦
Thankyou my love x
Ye that’s what I love about Shaun aswell Shelley he actually listens and asks the right questions an never passes judgment an gives
His 10 pence worth 👌 cracking story Lee hope your doing well now mate ❤️
Wow! Hats off to a courageous, introspective and affable man. Thank you all for a fabulous podcast.
What an absolutely outstanding interview. Wow. Lee Davies’ authenticity, self-awareness, constructive introspection, and willingness to share everything is inspiring. So is how you take responsibility, repeatedly, not blaming others or indulging in self-pity. The last half hour especially is just really, really motivating stuff. You can truly help people just by sharing as you do and being you. And as for Shaun Attwood, keep doing what you do. You are a simply outstanding interviewer. The first sign of that is how little you say, how much you let your subject speak, telling their story, nudging where appropriate to keep on track. The second is the quality of your careful, open-ended questions. Third is how you truly don’t judge. And, finally, you just got me to listen to four straight hours, which has never happened before. You’re both amazing. Keep on your roads.
Don’t be so hard on yourself Lee my brother went though a very similar situation when he got out off prison and struggled with Mentle health he looked everywhere for help but couldn’t get he hung himself 7months ago so it’s helps me seeing you do well.
"he looked everywhere for help but couldn’t get
so what you are trying to say is that you left your brother alone until he killed himself, this is not just the governments burden to carry, Doddy.
@@Lucky-tt2yq 😂😂😂 the only way I will answer that is if you were face to face with me. You are a keyboard warrior with zero companion and if you want to carry on with this I am more than happy to meet you and discuss it with you over a beer 😉
@@doddy1974 why’d you even answer that clown mate, he was looking for that reaction.. anyways sorry about your brother 👍
@@gaz8177 cheers mate and I know what you mean but I could say nothing thanks again
Sorry to hear that Doddy. I battle every day with mh issues and I wouldn’t wish it on anyone. Thinking of you
This has to be one of the most interesting/gripping and fulfilling interviews/podcasts I've ever listened to. So happy Lee has turned his life around
Cheers bud appreciate the lovely words x have a good week
Great podcast, Lee is a fantastic story teller. Fair play to him for opening up on his mistakes and how he has moved on from it.
One of the best episodes for me! Listened to lee’s story on a few occasions but still enjoy rewatching. Always good to see someone hit rock bottom and work their way out of it. Love and relate to his honesty so much, reminds me a lot of myself. I could easily envisage myself making the same mistake if I were in the same position!
Thanks bud and thanks for the support 🙏 take care
After few years of being released, still coming back to watch this! What a guest Lee is, such a likeable guy who tells a great story
Lee projects integrity and confidence by acknowledging mistakes he (and any of us could) made. Clearly very intelligent, observant and articulate. Wish him all the best.
Thankyou and all the very best for the new year. Lee x
"integrity"?, a man who smuggled drugs into a prison and "intelligent"?, Noam Chomsky is intelligent, if this spunk bubble had a modicum of intelligence he wouldn't have been where he was.
I can't believe I've just sat through 4 hours of this. The torture he put himself through! This is easily a movie! watching from Botswana
Thank-you my mate ❤ lee . Hope.you are OK
One of my favourite ones Shaun, great work. Fair play Lee, really gripping story.
Cheers will
One of the best podcasts I've listened to & it certainly didn't seem like 4 hours! The way Lee told his story was not only extremely interesting & well spoken but so open & honest & I admire him for being so real & owning his shit! A very important trait so many people lack but he has genuine integrity. Telling his story might just help someone feel better about their own & to realise that just because you might make mistakes doesn't mean you're not a good person with a kind heart who deserves a chance to learn from them & move on without judgement from other non perfect people!
Best of luck to you Lee, you deserve it :)
Gina my love . Thankyou for your time watching snd taken to write this . X many people have been in touch via my e mail which has been the real bonus of all this . X lee x
This story was brilliant. I sat down for the full 4 hours and watched it all. You're through the other side now Lee. No more silly choices.
Cheers Jeff ❤️
I think Lee is one of the best guests you’ve had on. He is very articulate.
Thanks Stewart x
Of coarse he is he was a ex pridoner
A fantastic listen, so important to bridge the gap between criminal and someone making a series of mistakes due to situation.
Uncle Shaun out here doing podcasts the certain “Scottish Podcaster” could only dream of! Quality Shaun and Lee brutal an honest 💪🏼
Cheers bud and yeah I totally agree .
That was brilliant. Been watching a lot of shauns podcasts but never actually checked out his own story... what a dude. Seems like a proper bloke.
Thanks Shaun, for giving this guy the opportunity to share his story. It gave me the chance for introspection!🙏🙏❤️❤️
I'm glad you enjoyed Sonia 😉
Woooow…. I was so intrigued by the title of Lee’s interview, and have been absolutely captivated to listen to it. Lee is such a good story teller, I watched the entire interview at once and had no idea it was 4 hours long until the end. I know he doesn’t say so, but it’s clear just how dangerously manipulative hardened criminals in prison can be towards naive staff members who don’t have good personal boundaries. I found it really hard to hear about the lack of community and healthcare support available for his mental health and addictions outside of prison, and felt grieved that so many people would just write him off for employment after he had done his time. I really hope Lee writes a book because he has some incredible stories to share that involve overcoming many personal struggles which a lot of people can relate to, and his story is so unique and intriguing that lots of people will really be drawn to it for that reason.
I've listened to most of Shaun's interviews and this is definitely one of the best. Great story, great detail and flowed perfectly from beginning to end. Well done to both!
Thank-you xxx take care . Lee
Such an explanatory guest, really enjoyed his experience.
Great questions Shaun as usual. Really enjoyed this interview. Thanks Shaun ❤
Thanks Jean xx
@Shaunattwoodofficial You're an excellent interviewer. Other podcasters should take note. You listen very well, ask sensible follow-on questions, and never interrupt the guest. When you have something to add of your own, it's genuinely interesting and germane to the conversation at hand. I can't stand interviewers who need to hear their own voice.
I love that these long format podcasts have gotten so popular. When you can say take your time, tell everything. Instead of people being rushed. And it's perfect for people listening while at work or on a long drive.
Totally agree . I could of done twice that . Very relaxed and great interviewer is our shaun . Keep watching part 2 coning soon
@@melg7896 ?
@@pablodavies414 Sorry must have done that by accident.
I’ve watched near enough all off your podcasts Shaun and Pepsi’s and Lee’s are the most best podcasts I have watched they speak so eloquently that just makes you want to sit back and listen they both share their story very well, Much Love!
Cheers luke and thanks again mate for taking the time to feedback . Have a good new year bud
Yes Shaun,
We love the long stories as you say.
Stay safe
What a humble down to earth guy.. a lot can be learnt from him... thank you for sharing ur story! Had me hooked! 👏🏻 thank you both 😃
Cheers beauts x
Im glad that he has reached out to podcasts that can help so much with his life. Goin into schools and teliing this story to kids would make a big change in kids minds. They need to hear about people that have actually been through things. NOT Reading from a book!
Cheers Nathan... appreciate this pal . And I totally agree x have a great weekend mate
@@pablodavies414 How are you managing now bud? I see alot of people heading for the drink on the podcasts. I really think there should be more podcast topics around mental health and how to deal with things like PTSD. Doctors dont have a clue and dish out ssris like sweets.
Absolutely great interview, Lee, you have so much to teach. Please write a book!
Thanks Imogen ❤
Lee: "...this is a belter, this one"
Me: *pauses and puts kettle on.
Thankyou x
Empathy for Lee, I was an officer for 30 years and it would have been so easy to godown this path-amazing story.
Cheers Alan x
This was absolutely excellent, well done to both of you.
Thank you kindly!
Thanks mate
Massive respect to Lee for his frankness and honesty. One stupid mistake and it was hardly the worst crime in the world. Best of luck for the future Lee and I have a feeling you'll do well in life from here on in.
Much love and thabkyou very much x
Was great to hear this compelling story again, glad to see he's doing well. Would be great to get a part 2 😃
Thank-you x
Wow, ive watched so many of these podcasts, and just wow. I was itching for more stories. Lee must be so proud how he as been as low as he's been to where he is in this podcast. People judge and hate on things they don't know or understand, try giving people a chance and see what happens in return. Well done Lee.
Really enjoyed this one. Thanks Lee for sharing your story. Wishing you all the best!!
Lee life is life, we grow by our convictions. The way the world is traveling between the lines is hard until we see the lines for what they are. Great podcast..
Cheers my mate onwards and upwards ❤
To hell and back, cant believe I watched the whole 4 hrs, absolutely wrapt, what a brave man you are Lee . Should apply for a job lecturing new recruits to the systems involved.
Thanks my love for watching and time taken to listen to me. Unfortunately the hmp is a closed book 📕 . But I would love to help people on both sidesnfor a better life but rules prevent .......
Loved this interview. My nephew left the prison service to join the Fire Brigade. He said it was a safer job to be in... than being in the Prison service !!!!
Absolutely 💯 and in ny eyes more fulfilling both physically and mentally. Lucky lad. X
Really enjoyed his podcast with Samworth, looking forward to this!
Great interview 👍
Brilliant story teller, def a talent this guy has. No one’s flawless, it’s how we atone for bad decisions ✊
3:00 … The Van Gogh print is an appropriate momento mori. Your sharing of experiences and the alternative perspectives of incarceration shared is intriguing and very real . Appreciated . Glad you’ve made the transition towards better days.
Thanks Lynda 😊 I am hapoy you have seen and spent time I watching my perspective snd story x
Thats got to be one of the best podcasts I have watched.
Cheers bud
@@pablodavies414 Followed on insta'👍
Shaun, you are a master! I forget you are even there. Lee, your story is incredible and your ability to explain yourself is the same. I wish you the very best in life and know you are destined for good things.
GoodVibes
Cheers for the lovely words and kindness x have a great weekend
@@pablodavies414 Thanks Pablo
What a podcast this is. All the best to Lee and Shaun
Cheers for that x
Just watched this.Had me gripped. How easy it is to get caught up in something that has lasting repruccussions.Talking was cathartic for Lee so that his platform. He is a natural.Having a son myself I feel for his parents- not meant as a guilt trip.I wish Lee well who hasn't made a mistake????
Thanks Christine xxx
@@pablodavies414 Good luck lovely.Your honesty was refreshing. I've made so many mistakes if I wrote a book it would be like Anna Karenina lol take care.keep us posted how your doing.xx
@@ontherocks8712 cheers poppet x i do a weekly podcast on Steve wraiths channel if you are free
@@pablodavies414 fab ! I shall look for it and forward too it.x
Fair play to you mate. You've been through it and come out the other side. MAssive respect to you!!
Cheers matt x
Wow....this is SUCH a great interview. What an incredible story. This was intense. That arrest day was tense!!!! I'm happy for you Lee. I really hope all works well for you! Great interview. What...4 hours??? Nope...I had to finish this story! Well done!
Cheers beautiful x have a great weekend
Brilliant Listen really enjoyed it, thanks Shaun and Lee
That was a bloody brilliant podcast 👏 thoroughly enjoyed that start to finish!! Probably the longest I've ever listened... Lee told the story brilliantly and shaun was spot on as always. Absolute belter!! 💯
Cheers pal x appreciate the time listening and also commenting . Lee
@@pablodavies414 genuinely an amazing podcast. Absoulute credit to you Lee for coming back from your lowest point in life. A very powerful message in this story. Anyone can turn there life round at anytime. All the best pal x
@@fastwhip980 have a great weekend my mate x
Remember this situation well coming from the same town as Lee. Absolutely fascinating story and you have come across exceptionally well. Very relatable moral dilemmas that make or break people. Clearly a very articulate and intelligent guy. If he hasn't already should write a book. Good luck in the future my friend! 👍👍🤝👊💥😎
Thanks Rod from a fellow red rose 🌹. Cheers for the time mate in watching and listening to my dulcet tones . I'm on with the book as we speak . Hope you are well pal and say hello if you are ever passing lee x
Excellent and insightful interview. Would be great to know that Lee is doing well on the straight and narrow.
Doing very well now thanks pal . Hope you are also
That was really interesting. Great job, Shaun and best of luck to Lee.
Thanks x
Brilliant podcast and insight to the life of Lee. Glad he's turned his life around. X
Thanks lovely x
A candid account. Seems a good bloke, who has clearly done a lot of self-reflection. Wish him all the best.
Thanks 😊 have a great weekend
I HAVE BEEN RIVOTED BY THE FULL 4 HOURS! Lee, you are a fabulously moral and empathic man who made a mistake. We all make mistakes. Love to you and to S haun. xxxxxx
Thank you!
Appreciate this very much x lee thank you
probably one of the best podcasts no bullshit made a mistake owned it and got on with it absolute legend god bless
Thanks regan x
This was an amazing interview.
Listened to the entire cast, really enjoyed - good luck Lee
Thanks pal. Take care . Lee
From a current serving officer, fuck ups happen. Its good to hear stories from the other side of the door and that the lads in there treated you okay. You sound like a top bloke and its a shame you slipped down that path. The counter corruption training on the POELT course really isn't enough. Getting guys like you in to chat to new officers would be a great idea. Take care of yourself, I hope everything works out.
Chesrs Toby means a lot brother 🙏 I hope you stay safe and have a lovely weekend. Lee
Brilliant again Lee. Interview with Sam 1 of my favourites 👍
Not often I sit through 4 hours of anything. Loved it.
Thank you
Cheers bud
Top bloke, no bullshit and deserves the best.
Thabka Stefan x
Great sharing to show an easy but ultimately damaging pathway. Glad you have waded through it. Keep going, the world needs enlightened, emotionally aware people.
How do you know no bullshit? Listening to this going through the comments as I smell bs specially with cons not being bothered he grassed.
@@cvrtsaudio that was just my perspective from watching and listening. I’m not sure what qualifies you to say it is. either saudio
Amazing listening, wish you well Lee, as you say you took the wrong direction and how quick things escalated.
Thanks Shaun for giving him the time
Shaun- love love love your interviews! Please keep going 😎 This was a fantastic 4hrs of listening!
Cheers caitlin x
Lovely guest and wonderful rapport between the 2 of you....good to hear your story....Hiya from New Zealand...
Thank you and enjoyed every minute with shaun . Top man . And thanks for your time
Really enjoyed this, he's made a few bad choices over the years (havent we all) but he's honest about them and he seems like a genuinely nice bloke deep down. Wish him all the best for the furture, thanks for sharing your story🙏
Thanks David
@@pablodavies414 well done for sharing. It's good to be honest. Hope you have your support network in place. All the best for the future.
@@bobadams7654 cheers Bob 🍻.
Really enjoyed this podcast Shaun. Shame Wildman`s no longer with us as this would have been fantastic with the three of you. Can just imagine his reactions now to a corrupt prison officer story. Thanks Lee for a gripping hard hitting story. Glad you can raise a smile pal and now appear to have turned the corner getting your life back on track.
Cheers mate appreciate this and yeah would of love to have met the wild man... legend of a man . Hope he watches from above . X take care
Amazing interview Lee. Wishing you the best mate
you have definately became my favourite podcaster now Shaun keep up the great work
Seen lee on sams podcast. Could listen to him all day in fact, comes across as a great bloke who fucked up (havent we all?)
Well done lee mate
Cheers pal xx
Not sitting watching any podcast for 4 hours!!! Four hours later still here haha. Great podcast
Cheers Paul
LEE DAVIES-BRILLIANT INTERVIEW❣️ NOT ONLY A GREAT STORY TELLER…A MAN WHO’S COMPLETELY HONEST… HUMBLE… ENTERTAINING & HE’S TRULY DONE AN IMMENSE AMOUNT OF SOUL SEARCHING TO COME OUT THE OTHER SIDE POSITIVELY WITH A PASSIONATE LOVE OF LIFE & INTENT UPON SUCCESS. LEE DAVIES NEEDS TO WRITE A BOOK❣️🇨🇦
Thanks rhea really appreciate the love and lovely words x
@@pablodavies414 alright Lee, well done lad, great work.
@@leemarvinhitchmanciaratell3450 cheers marv much appreciated brother x
I was literally riveted for the entire four hours! I write grants for prison reform, and so I am fascinated by the truths that former inmates have to say. I think you're amazing Shaun. Lee, I support you I will follow you on social media and and would love to see you publish a book. I wish you all the best - both of you. Much love from Saint Petersburg, Florida, U.S.A. xx
I am totally binging on your Channel right now! You have the perfect personality and intelligence to reach so many people. I am so happy for you and everybody that is benefiting from your experiences. I was watching Michael Francese and I was so fascinated by your story that I I went straight away to your channel and other social media. I actually think I saw you before, perhaps on lockdown 23 and 1. I know it seems bizarre that I would be so interested in prison TH-camrs, but I actually have a MBA in nonprofit, along with two other previous Masters. I I am a professional researcher, focusing on demographics and marginalized societies. I found your bio so interesting, because I write grants for prison reform. I've heard you say before that you are a bit of a nerd. No one, and I mean no one is geekier than someone who writes 200 Page grants. LOL! Nonprofit and politics make me see things very differently. What you and I are doing is really not that different. . We are exposing the atrocities that are the United States Penal system . There's a few other TH-camrs I watch, one I think you would be particularly interested in is Jessica Kent. She got caught dealing and distributing large quantities of methamphetamines and heroin. She also gave birth while in Chains in an Arkansas prison. Beyond horrific. You really would be amazed at what she has been through and how far she has come. She went from having a 9th grade education to now having her Bachelor's in prison Support Services or something to that effect. I appreciate everything you are doing. Love to you and yours, Catherine
Thanks Catherine ❤ I hope you are well I have followed your ypurube . Great feedback and thankyou for your time in messaging on here . Lee x
Brilliant listen on the podcast! Amazing story Lee
Cheers ian
Was with him every step of his story and I’m sure not the only one but most can relate in some way to this story. Like others have said we are all only one decision away from destruction. I’m sure he’s not the only prison officer/policeman to go down the route Lee did. Well done for being so brave wish you all the best for the future.
Cheers jen . Thanks for your message and love . Take care x
Really enjoyed the podcast and listening to your story Lee. All the best for the future.
Shaun, keep up the brilliant work.
Thankyou z
Totally great interviewer Shaun you are brother 🔥
Shaun is a class act ❤
Great interview lads.👏👏👏
I have been moved by this story as it hits very close to home as I am going through this right now. I have reached out to Lee and he is a genuine nice guy. Thank you for having the courage to tell your story one day I hope to have the courage to just deal with the situation I am in.
Thanks for sharing!
Anytime brother x
@@shaunattwoodOFFICIAL will there be a part 2 with Lee?
Wow this keeps getting more and more entertaining to listen to! ✌️
Hello...
Thanks x
Two of my favourite people, Shaun and Lee. Thanks again Shaun for another excellent Podcast top man! 😊😊
Cheers Karl appreciate it brother x
I really enjoyed this, eye opener of a story!
Great podcast. Lee is a great storyteller and he has a fascinating story - both insightful and hilarious at times. Thanks lads
Much love and thanks for watching x have a great week . Lee x
Your a geezer lee watched u on every pod your ace a proper likeable person wish u all best mate x
Rhbaks Harry. Hooe you are well mate
Wow just brilliant ,,,, totally gripped could not stop watching it thanks shaun 👍 👏👏
And lee of course. 😀
Really enjoyed this podcast, watched Lee’s other interviews with Samworth, seems like a really decent lad, big up urself Lee 🙏🍻
Good man Ross. Have a good one pal
@@pablodavies414 cheer Lee, ive added you on instagram bud, ill get you a message over the weekend 🍻🙏
@@pablodavies414 cheers**** (spelling error)
This podcast is so underrated! “I bet you’ve had better days” howling!!! 😀😀
Oh I know 😀😀😀 thanks for watch . Lee
This isn't about £400.. it's not knowing who you are at that specific time in life
Amen to this and very correct mate x
Thanks for sharing Lee. Hope life is going ok for you.
Owning past mistakes is moving forward. We can all blame it on this and that without accepting it as our mistake. . Respect to you.
Much love 💘 thanks. Have a great day
Shaun and Lee should be working for the government advising on prison reform and after release programs.
Would love too mate but they are very backward in their thinking. Take care
Superb. Absolutely brilliant interview. Lee, if you read this, I hope your future is a happy one.
You too xxx thank you . Lee zx
Awesome podcast, great story teller
Never thought four hours would go by so fast. Great interview!