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[@Redneck3610]

The best thing that saved my life was having my dog as my companion , its amazing what fresh air on a beach with your hound will do for your state of mind , just love stevie

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Therapy, and the best too!

[@davidpowell6098]

Mine has kept me sane, and toeing the line. I couldn't cope without her.

[@tk-media8829]

Im a lifer, I cried behind the door a week after I got a 15year mandatory life sentence. In all, I ended up doing 21years. Been out now three and a half years.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers mate thank-you for that.

[@littleenglander.5029]

God bless brother.

[@goonernumone8444]

Only got a 9 aged 21 and I cried, I was okay till using the phone one day then I crumbled, when realised as for sleep I didn't sleep for 6 whole days n nights-i was having very heavy hallucinations police came had a fight with the lion ( police dog but id lost it) and luckily the police put a 167 order on me and took me to a hospital, I was sectioned then placed into a PICU ( higher security- rules unit) then I was on, stay away from drugs kids I could easy of been doing life now- EASY Good stuff Sam yr doing good work

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

@@goonernumone8444 bless mate! X

[@goonernumone8444]

@@RealPorridgePodcast keep up the good work Sam, good stuff 👍

[@tammyjane3676]

I love that you chat whilst taking you're lovely dog for a walk, you're podcasts help ease my anxiety so much!

[@mj3026]

You look a lot better than this morning Sam & you can’t half see the difference in your self from when I first saw you on James English & Shaun Atwood it’s amazing how talking helps , & you giving other people a voice is helping you, you can really see the difference & it’s so nice to see keep up the good work

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Very kind and bang on too, cheers x

[@emmajayne682]

Happy to see and hear you in better spirits than s'mornin 👍 **EDIT** Don't ever change the way you do this Sam, you are a naturally kind, caring and funny person and that is why we are all here to connect to your vibe, spirit, personality whatever makes you you, Top Man

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Ta lass x

[@manufan2213]

Totally agree 💙🙏

[@zacgibson100]

I agree 💯 x

[@FanVidder72]

How do! I think it's very important to drive home the message that PTSD is NOT just experienced by veterans. Anyone can experience it.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Indeed they can x

[@arthurmorgan7086]

@Tommy Jones grow up tommy you Fanny

[@FanVidder72]

@Tommy Jones Maybe not everyone is as strong as you. Come on, have a bit of compassion for others. If you don't like the video, don't watch it.

[@SeasiderPhil]

@Tommy Jones Come on Tommy whats up with a bit of supporting a brother or sister

[@albert723]

I've been up north when I was younger and I got on with the screws,and the cons were as good as gold especially my Scouse pals,I was in Preston in November 91,I'm starting a podcast soon Sam, maybe you could come and speak,you seem genuine and sound like you want to help people as well,there is so much mental health as well and it cannot be an easy job, your doing good work

[@EdwardCLin]

Great work Sam , it's nice to listen to people's stories from the real world, life gets hard listening to fake people who are only bothered about money, cars and house's.🙏 ❤

[@tonytigervarley]

I've got a sleep issue that has been completely dominating my life for over 5 yrs now. I've been in tears at the doctor but they're just not interested. It's completely taken over my life

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Bless mateits the hardest thing, bless!

[@tonytigervarley]

@@RealPorridgePodcast yeah I try my best to work around it but some days I just cant function because of it👍. Just thought I'd put it out there in case anyone else has the same problem they're not alone.

[@tonytigervarley]

@Gemma Whitcher yeah I walk my dogs a lot, eat fairly well, it was first triggered by PTSD and it's as if my brain has got stuck in a sleep disorder. It's horrible but I try and make the best of it

[@numberonefan4699]

Your dog is amazing and am glad to hear that you're feeling better 👍 lack of sleep is hell. STAY SAFE and thanks 👍

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers mucker much appreciated

[@gdcompton1920]

I'm a massage therapist and I work Veterans, one comes in for massage to help with his PTSD. Best of luck to you! I hope you get some relief through the interventions you're looking into.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Very kind love, thank you, all the very best x

[@christopherfisher7805]

Can't sleep? Try this, it worked for me. No coffee after 6pm, clean sheets and pillow case, clean pyjams, bath as hot as you can stand, bed with easy tunes playing on your head phones. I find my self sinking into the bed, and it's a good feeling. Also , no alarm clock for next day. You get up when you get up. Try it!!

[@grommit-xs1kx]

Nice one Sam, keep em coming..bloody love this channel.👍

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

How do and cheers mate

[@becksarmour9922]

Really agree with u about sleep and PTSD i wake up screaming most nights hate it wish it would stop, love your vlogs online.... Had a gap from seeing your stuff as was really struggling with my mental health and my brain was just blocking information probably due to Adhd.... X 💖💯💖

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Bless ya lass xxxxx

[@becksarmour9922]

@@RealPorridgePodcast xxx

[@mannyburd5339]

How do👊🏾love a bit of bonus footage😀

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

How do big K x👊

[@phillamb4267]

Enjoyed the shortie tonight Sam and seeing you do it with a smile on your face, keep up the good work and the positive vibes! See thee! 👍🏼

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

👊💯‼️😎😁

[@jamesmcclean9344]

I watched you with marvin on james English while back and I've been meaning to watching your vids and gotta say love hearing your storys from all them years you spent working in prisons and seeing what you did which is totally mental but that's what goes on in there,keep up the good work and especially the awareness, james from down in south London 👌💪👍

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers matemuch appreciated!

[@kebd1342]

Used to have a tin of fruit and a tin of carnation milk when I was a kid on a Sunday 👍🏻

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Me too! Cherries were my fave

[@kebd1342]

@@RealPorridgePodcast posh you 😆 just had half a tin of fruit think you got half a cherry in the whole tin

[@dramamedia3383]

I'm currently in hmp gartree 12yrs into a 30yr tarrif... I cry daily. For my victim mostly...and if you wonder how im.posting , its cos I have a tech

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

tough gig mate, thanks for your message and honesty, cheers x

[@Fumacondios1975]

Hello mate ,I have been to prison many times and most sentences were a year or some smaller ones and one five year sentence but I've been out of all trouble since 2019, so a life sentence seems scary to me but my question is, when you said you have a tech ,is that slang for a phone or a type of phone or something else entirely? Take care anyway 🙏💙

[@davidfalconer9281]

Thanks for these uploads.. I find them better than the stuff on Netflix.. good health 😊

[@susanfisher1205]

Love this channel!! Sam you are a great person!!

[@somniumisdreaming]

Yoga sounds like a great idea for you Mr. Samworth. You have to take care of yourself to help take care of others. Loved the parting shots, future in modeling? Stevie falling asleep with his ball is the sweetest image, he's so canny.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Canny indeed and cheers

[@ryanlee8601]

Sam I am 42 in June I’ve been out jail since 2018 now working stopped drinking 7 month tea total life’s going good at the minute so enjoying the good times I’ve been given anyway I first went jail when I was 17 back in 1999 I only got 3 month do half but when group 4 walked in the courtroom and took me down the last thing I saw when they shut the door was my mum wow I held a great big lump in my throat but soon as they put me on the bus destination hmyoi onley as it was then I cried my eyes out during that journey on the bus to rugby Warwickshire I’ll never forget it. It took me years of going in n out prison 20 in fact to finally realise what pain I put my mam n family thru but thankfully as I say I’ve been out now since 2018 life’s good I feel I’ve finally grew up and realise what a waste it was. Hopefully am now making my mam proud cos thru it all she’s the one who’s been their thru it all having my bk I LOVE YOU MAM ❤And sam I wish i had come across you on my travels cos your a top man I can imagine you having a lot of respect off the cons on them landings 👌 stay safe sam maximum respect love this channel well listening to you actually mate godbless 🙏👌👍

[@helensephton8572]

Another brilliant vlog Sam glad your feeling better today your vlogs are really useful thanks Sam x

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Ey up lass bless ya xxx

[@davidpowell6098]

Stevie is a lovely dog, Labradors are bomb proof, and amazing pets, I bet you enjoy ever minute with him. Stay safe and well, Sam, we need your stories, and funny anecdotes. New sub here.

[@markmorley1091]

EH UP NEIL PAL, IM SAT WITH A LAD FROM SALFORD (IM FROM YOUR NECK OF THE WOODS, LEEDS), HE SAID THAT YOU PROPERLY LOOKED AFTER HIM IN STRANGEWAYS AND SAID THANK YOU FOR NOT TREATING HIM LIKE SHITE, CHANNEL IS BRILLIANT PAL, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK KIDDO

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

How do, spill the beans? No names😁cheers all the best to the both of you

[@markmorley1091]

HE SAID THAT THE SCREWS ALL TREATED HIM LIKE SHIT, BUT ON NUMEROUS OCCASIONS HE HAD PERSONAL AND MENTAL ISSUES AND EACH AND EVERY SINGLE TIME, YOU WOULD EITHER TALK OR SPEAK TO HIM AND NOT ONCE TREAT HIM REMOTELY POORLY, IVE DONE 4 STRETCHES WHEN I WAS A LOT YOUNGER THAN THE 49 I AM NOW, THANK YOU SO FUCKING MUCH PAL FOR LOOKING AFTER MY BOY, I LOVE SEEING HUMANITY IN PEOPLE, CHEERS FROM LEEDS TO WAKEY

[@weirdworldofyoutube9392]

Before video even started. I knew the answer. Some just cry when arrested, some cry when sentenced, some cry when that door slams 😭

[@tomikenic1]

All the best Sam, to you and your daughter. Love the channel and the love

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers dude much appreciated

[@FanVidder72]

Of course, goes without saying from me - if you want to reach out, I'm here.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Ta lass x

[@goonernumone8444]

Some may think a 18 month life sentence is easy hes actually doing 99 years but is able to apply for parole after 18 months, people do not know life is 99 years and your only let out on life licence and always monitored

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Indeed forgot to mention licence.

[@daveh9930]

Ey Up Sam. Brighter today for sure. Change is slow but consistency, mindfulness and staying focused on recovery goals is key. We all have mental health but it's our relationship with it that's crucial. Take care mate.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Much appreciated, cheers

[@demon_frisbie3216]

I got a 6 and served 4 half years in all, yes I’ve cried many times through that sentence being lost away from family, it’s very hard in prison anyone who says it’s easy is lying in my opinion.

[@Del-Blanco-Diablo]

You should download some sleep aides, my sleep was terrible until I starting using them, for some reason the sound of wind and rain sends me right off to the the land of nod..

[@de-b1221]

I got remanded in Forest Bank back in 05 and even though I wasn't sentenced at the time, I ain't afraid to say it, the second that door closed, it hit home fast where I was and I just burst into tears. The only thought I had in my mind was that it must be a nightmare, I'm going to wake up soon. When I got sentenced I received an IPP with a tariff of 3 and a half years. I ended up serving nearly 12 years. I've now been out for 4 years and being an IPP I know I can't mess up. [Edit] I know if I was to lose my job/home I would end up back inside, not for comiting another offence, it would be purely down to not having a fixed address. I've tried explaining to people about the IPP sentence and most if not all just can't understand it, could you do a video on prisoners who have received the IPP sentence and your experiences with them.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Will do mate take care!

[@guineagirl5078]

What is IPP?

[@de-b1221]

@@guineagirl5078 It basically stood for "Imprisonment for public protection" in 2005. Originally it was called an ISPP which stood for "Indefinite Sentence for Public Protection" in 2004 It became an illegal sentence and was ruled out back in 2012 because they said it wasn't the same as a life sentence because the crimes committed didn't warrant a life sentence. So anyone who committed an act of violence could receive the IPP because it was looked at that the person was a danger to the public, therefore imprisonment to protect the public. The maximum term for this sentence was 99 years, but the judge set a minimum tariff based on what work (rehabilitation) needed to be done. Some courses could be a month long, other more intense courses could be up to 6 months long. But they also wanted you to have a break between courses so that you could demonstrate that what you had learnt on these courses you could put into practice, which in turn would show that you were reducing your risk to move through the system and then on to being released. I had to do things like the Calm course, T.S.P (thinking skills programme) Focus programme which was to do with alcohol and drugs. This was a six month programme. So the judge calculated this and set my tariff at 3 and a half years. When released, you're basically on a life license so you have to abide to your license conditions, if these conditions are broken, or you're seen as becoming a danger to the public again, or reverting back to old habits that are seen as risk factors, the person could be recalled. Normally, if a person is recalled back to prison, they are there for up to 30 days before they are then seen by the parole board. If someone who has an IPP, will serve their tariff again.

[@richardcot-te-rell7476]

I'm Glad you was feeling better Big Man! I always enjoy watching and listening to your videos! Godbless too You and the Lovely Boy Stevie 🙏👍😀

[@twt3716]

Just a quick note about sleep and tiredness. I've been homeless for many years off and on due to mental health not drugs or debts. I still cant sleep in a bed. Never have been able to. I sleep on the floor with a duvet as padding. In today's society we live in warm houses with soft beds and hot water on tap. Whenever I have sleeping problems I go and rough it in the local fields and countryside. O tent. Just my dog some water and dog food. No food for myself. The days last forever. Wherever you go people can see you so no privacy. A few days of this and you'll be so exhausted you'll sleep like a baby :) it works for me but might not work for everyone.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

I can see where your coming from all the very best x

[@robbopaddy9700]

Sometimes the how do and chuckle is the best x

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

thats the one mate if it makes people smile im happy!

[@justonsullivan3807]

How Do. I'm watching Brother. Sleep is Tharopy for the mind. I hope u can get more of it Mate, best wishes to you and your family. 👍🇺🇲🗽🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍. Its so funny because I walk around here and tell everyone How Do and they look at me like I have gone and lost my mind lol.

[@simonyip8571]

How do, mush? Nah then pal, you alreet mate, where do you live in the US babby?

[@justonsullivan3807]

@@simonyip8571Florida

[@simonyip8571]

Juston Sullivan I was just using a few other well known Yorkshire phases from Leeds West Yorkshire (alright mush) Sheffield South Yorkshire (babby is used a bit like buddy or mate). Nah then/alright mate are used all over Yorkshire which is divided into north, east, south and west, and has some of the biggest cities in the country (Leeds/Sheffield/Bradford/Hull are the biggest but there are many cities with 100,000/150,000 people like York, Doncaster, Halifax, Huddersfield, Harrogate, Rotherham, etc and each city has it's own distinct accent and phases..) You could start calling people mush, charva, babby and see what reaction you get..😆😆😆

[@simonyip8571]

@@leemarvinhitchmanciaratell3450 in Derbyshire the local people call each 'duck/duckie' (babby is used mostly in Sheffield..😆) In Barnsley an ex coal mining town still use "thine" "thou" and "thee" for mine/yours??/you (or maybe 'me', I'm not sure really). The accent in Leeds (the biggest city) is 50 miles from Hull and about 30 miles from Sheffield but each city has different accent..)

[@maxcullen3427]

Bless stevie 🐾bless you too Sam respect your work

[@mcfcaguerooo5697]

One of life’s eternal questions Sam- who was soft mick ? 😃😃 I know he had a lot of footwear because my mum always told me I had more shoes than soft Mick ! 😃😃👍

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏bless ya mam

[@loulou6760]

Good to see Stephen ❤

[@jamiewhiteway205]

@neilsamsamworth I suffer from PTSD from things that happened in prison hmp bullingdon ,sleep deprivation is the worst thing ive ever met in my life !! And even if I do I wake up in pool of sweat trying to fight thin air 🙏😳

[@sambaker1212]

Mr Samsworth ,the last few minutes of that video was ace lol🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

👊💯‼️

[@kenhawkins5469]

Your a good good man who wears his heart on his face yes on your face people know they can talk to you.

[@michellekirkbright5457]

All the best for the New Year Sam ❤️ X peace ✌️ to you all

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

💜💯‼️🙏😘back at ya x

[@davemackinder6518]

Love the parting shot haha. Maybe I could help in some way as I,m quite onto computers ,and cameras as I'm a amateur photographer. I'LL Email ya. Tek ker.

[@michaelostle5058]

Keep up the the Good Work up... You are Making a difference

[@neilbroadfoot2496]

Thanks for coming 😂❤

[@PAC79]

Good work big sam👌👍

[@jblancsengland1108]

You're looking well Sam 💯

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

How do Very kind mate

[@albert723]

I know a character when i see one, keep up the good work,one officer Mr Smith was a diamond, everyone would have a friendly laugh with him,and I felt safe when he was around,you remind me of him a bit although what you do is above and beyond stuff god bless ya'll

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers dude very kind! All the best.

[@kevindilks3092]

Interesting vlog as always Sam glad you got some decent sleep respect as always.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers mucker

[@shaunroberts4133]

Love your content keep it coming

[@racheldemain1940]

Your Dog looks so happy. You are doing well. Love your honesty. Take Care

[@racheldemain1940]

I have Mental health issues and seeing your Gorgeous Dog helps so much to keep me calm and makes my day. Thank You.

[@jonkly6808]

Another Vlog, great work Sam

[@garyshields8851]

Sam I have a confession I'm from Belfast just seen the book behind you in sweetest prisoners vid fair play

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers dude all the best

[@KatieBlue16]

Ow do Sam! Awww look at little Stevie 🐕. He's such a cutey. Hope you're well, mate. I've not been too good myself lately. Just keep swimming 🏊‍♂️✨🏊‍♀️

[@peacefamily212]

Your dog is beautiful going to listen to your podcast now with a nice cuppa. Thank you!

[@davidowens1219]

Stephens the greatest!💗

[@spence7884]

I like what uve got planned with Ur new email address it's a great idea, n I'm pretty sure that a lifer sheds a year but not necessarily in front of other cons as it's seen as a weakness to someone with the jail mentally, n the knife crime thing has been in a bad way up here on the west coast of Scotland.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

How do, cheers mate, knife crime is a sad reflection of where we're at.

[@somniumisdreaming]

@Tommy Jones Alright lad, you maybe just need to move along. Personally I disagree with you. Sam is doing the opposite of what you say but it's your right to have an opinion. Don't like it try another channel.

[@TheNotoriousGhost]

CBD can help wth sleep. Doesn't solve the underlying problem and isn't a magical cure! But it does help. ✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@matteroff]

Great dog Stephen & thanks for your information. Top man. 👍 & 🖖.

[@paulamcnama1499]

Thanks Sam.. X.... Good audit...

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers mucker!

[@Team_Fury]

Hi Neil, I hope you & Steven are doing fine. Before I began helping team Fury out my career was in electronics & computer science & qualified with 2 degrees & a Doctorate. “I’m waffling now” 😳 if you ever have a computer breakdown or you need something for your channel to enhance it or software help as well as your hardware count me in. Most problems these days can be sorted over the phone ☎️ if you want my telephone number. I know you’ve just said you’ve got 2 helpers who are already good at what they do but if you can’t get hold of them or need more complex things doing on your channel then just ask me & I’ll help you out free & gratis. Anyway great story as usual with parting shot Stevie. All the best. Jamie.

[@jod5513]

Stephen loves that orange ball 🙂 xxx - bless him

[@johnarkell2662]

Post a vid if you get into yoga/meditation,sounds fascinating👍👍

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

in my lycra?

[@younowhythatis6381]

Good work Sam.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers dude all the very best!

[@RAINMAN-hb8qj]

How do

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

How do mate

[@paulkemp6314]

Love the show ! Longshot here but do you remember an Aj (would be early 60 year old) real nutcase drinker! But friendly done poems etc! Said he was in your book! He was proper proud about it??????

[@Fumacondios1975]

I only cried once or maybe twice in prison, in and out since 1999to 2019 ,now im no hard case and the reason I never cried much was due to being emotionally dead to be frank, and thats drug abuse and certain meds more than anything else and when i reflect on this it seems bizarre and it would often lead to me blowing my cool ,angry destructive outbursts etc over the years, now im in recovery and trying to get off methadone i know i will be more in touch with my emotions,soon.

[@mickwalsh7878]

big up stevie .. - & sam love pods

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers bro!

[@northernguerrilla3168]

I've seen people cry over getting a few months, even heard of people being made to go on the numbers because they were in such a state getting booked in that they would be a target on a normal wing.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Indeed mate! Can't even imagine, cheers

[@peterevans3504]

I got put on the vp simply because I was young and very young looking no way would I off made it on main not with my baby face. I'd be turned into either a drug runner or someone's bitch as they say. I'm glad they put me on VP I got good education gained my GCSEs and I'm doing well now all thanks to the great proffesion screws who don't get the credit they deserve

[@northernguerrilla3168]

@@peterevans3504 good to hear you turned your life around brother...I havent got any bad experiences with screws either to be honest...i actually found prison easy to just keep your head down in but then my personality is to make people laugh and be a clown so I like to think people saw me as a good laugh to be around rather than a threat.

[@adypurdy3641]

Strangeways Prison ,what i can about say it ? well being born in Hr Broughton in 1964 i grew up no more than a few minutes away up the road from the prison ,its been part of our life for what seems forever .My 80 year old Mother still remembers the days when hangings took place there ,everybody knew the day it was to happen and a strange eerie silence fell about the place .Never myself ever been in a prison or even a police cell for that matter but i was there at Easter 1990 during the infamous riot that went on ,i had a perfect view from my 9th floor tower block front window .Most nights me and the then beloved walked across the River Irwell to see what was happening ,television crews from around the world were there and hot dog sellers set up shop outside on Bury new road .The worst part was watching the police and prison staff taking in body bags ,sadly a situation nobody wanted to happen .GM buses were hired to ship out to other prisons any prisoners not involved in the riot ,after it was all over contractors made millions fixing the place up which took quite some time .On another note its a little known fact that just up Waterloo road on the left were many prison officers flats built to house officers years ago ,also the first ever pub i drank in 41 years ago now was well a known haunt of prison officers and strangely the pub never had any trouble happen !

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Wowser thanks for that, that's,a,real prison story! All the very best!

[@donnahetherington3170]

Sounds brilliant

[@jimlock6152]

Lad came into Barlinnie after his trial and got a 22year tariff.. all bravado, come morning he was lying in his cell overdosed but fortunately he was saved, seemingly he had been saving and hiding his medication and planned to overdose if he was convicted. Shot his mate over £3000.. crazy

[@mariegannon4467]

You are funny,bless you. Glad you got some sleep Sam. You are a jack of all trades 😉✌️🇨🇮💚

[@protect_our_children]

Hi sam. Just wondering what your view in the ipp sentance is? Iv got a close friend that got ipp for stealing a car. Did 5 years for it

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Should be for terrorism and the like, massively abused by judges! It's torture!

[@protect_our_children]

@@RealPorridgePodcast its a shame. People with what is basicly an indefinite sentance over there heads that can be recalled for just being arrested, dont even need to be charged.

[@rosaob5842]

Try the table pose then lie on your back with your knees up before you go to bed. Sends me out in a flash!😁

[@guineagirl5078]

Never been in prison. I can't imagine how they must feel when they get locked in for the first time.

[@jayperkins78]

do remember a lad called flinny that was a k-wing cleaner , he was attacked and stabbed my his mate in a drunken argument and he took the knife off him and stabbed and killed him ? we all thought he was going to get around 6 years for manslaughter but came back from court with a life sentence with a 13year rec for murder. everyone was in shock and asking him if he was ok but all he wanted to do was get on the snooker table haha. would love to have a catch up sometime Sam, got plenty of memories of the years i spent on k-wing and the people i met. hope your doing okay mate

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Remember the name mate, usually remember names or faces sometimes both.🙄😁

[@andrewcooper3503]

I can say I have never cried but I have had new pad mates that cried, hard situation to be in but there is a lot of inmates that have mental health problems but yes loads of people cry in prison heard a big traveller who was on same bus has me once crying still in morning. Prison keep away no good getting real violent in there now.

[@alicewatt416]

Stephen has such a shiny coat,he is so after 💯

[@dillonfoy6617]

Crossed an I And dotted a T 😂 keep up the fantastic work Mr s

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Smartarse🙄😁😎

[@kebd1342]

Evening 👍🏻

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

How do

[@resist.]

Steven loves that ball

[@mcpartridgeboy]

i slept all today until 4pm being hung over is abiut the only time when i can sleep !

[@neilburns8229]

How do 🐾🐾 , hope your feeling better soon Sending best wishes Teresa

[@annofcleavers5791]

Dont be running with scissors either Sam,x

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏

[@karlkuttup]

not enough sleep has loads of other issues with it i get between 45 mins to max 3 hours at when ever i can sleep ,.go 2days and nights with no sleep ,so i feel for ya sleeping pills dont help they just mask it ,you dont get real sleep ,great vids you do on what you did ,sam

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Cheers mate very kind!

[@scottsaul]

So glad I used the term soft Mick cos they thought I made it up at work.

[@guy4469]

FREI BENTOS PIES, SCARE ME TO DEATH WHEN THEY DONT OPEN PROPERLY .

[@titchethorne4758]

I'm on week 6 of sleep depraved. It sucks

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

The worst bro! X

[@jenniferwittridge4163]

The government need to reevaluate your wages x

[@englishpackers-fan7026]

When the judges got the power to hand out IPP's they started giving them out like sweets. It was their excuse to life people off who hadn't killed anyone and weren't serial rapists. That bit of power went straight to their heads. A mate of mine (who himself is serving an IPP) was in Long Lartin with one who had got an IPP with a minimum recommendation of something silly like 18 months or 2 years. He'd mugged someone at a cashpoint for a phone and £50 and it was his 3rd similar offence. This guy is still in and he was sentenced in 2009. He hadn't physically hurt any of his victims, just threatened them and shown them a knife. They weren't vulnerable people he'd robbed. He hadn't stole off pensioners or children, all 3 were adults drawing money out of ATMs. There is no disputing he deserved to be sent down, but he didn't deserve to have the key thrown away. They should've just doubled his minimum tariff and not included the IPP. 3-4 years and being made to serve two thirds would have been a fair sentence. He's done 11 and still has no release date.

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

agreed certain judges took the piss, im sure someone got summat like a 3mth ipp? sad and shameful mate

[@waynehammerton5698]

You know what you were told about sharp objects don't you Sam sort him out Stevie take care all

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏

[@waynehammerton5698]

Have a good evening mucker

[@kebd1342]

You need to look out for yourself first like my grandad used to tell me look after number one 👍🏻

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

The man new his stuff! Cheers

[@kebd1342]

@@RealPorridgePodcast thank you 👍🏻

[@SnookerLoopy]

Get yammy b on

[@RealPorridgePodcast]

Goingto watch some of his stuff mate.

[@danandlaura707]

Definitely a great one that would be x definitely be interested to hear you and uncle yammy together. ATB hope you get some more good rest.

[@mariaefelices6543]

Man with big heart you sam, but sleep deprivation not good fella please try switch off ,you do a job most could never do ,very stressful you know we care ty mark cdf vor

[@marktaylor3093]

Love listening to your experiences! Love this channel. I did 6 months nearly 20 years ago, felt like 6 years! Never been in trouble since and nothing compared tonwhaybypube seen and inmates you've daealt with. Lincoln HMP what a shit hole

[@mackfin8869]

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