The Felon Show

Matt “Jedi” Floyd's story isn't what you expect.Raised in chaos and violence, he went down a path that led to gangs, vigilantism, and eventually six years behind bars. But prison didn't break him it gave him a way out.Through boxing, discipline, and confronting his past, Matt rebuilt his life. Today, he's not just a fighter in the ring he's working to guide young people away from the same path he once walked.This is a raw conversation about justice, consequences, and what it really takes to change.

He grew up in Macquarie Fields, surrounded by chaos, moving between homes and trying to find where he fit in. What started as a normal life slowly shifted into something else, as the streets began to take over and the consequences started stacking up.Drugs, violence, and prison became part of the journey, but that's only one side of the story. The harder part came after, trying to come home, trying to be a father, a partner, and a man, while carrying everything that life had already taught him.This episode isn't about glorifying a life of crime. It's about what that life really does to a person, and what it takes to try and rebuild when you've been shaped by survival for so long.Now, he's focused on something different. He's taken what he's lived through and is putting it into a sports programme called From The Ground Up, aimed at guiding young people before they end up down the same path.

He spent 15 years in a bikie gang… living a life built on violence, loyalty, and survival.Shot. Burned. Left for dead. Most people don't come back from that.But this isn't just a story about the past… it's about what comes after.Finding purpose and Changing direction, proving it's never too late to turn your life around.If you feel like you've gone too far… this one's for you.

She made headlines… but that's not the full story.In this episode of TFS TV, Nikita speaks out about what really happened, from being targeted and intimidated, to the reality of living under pressure most people will never understand.This isn't media spin. This isn't second-hand opinion. This is her story, in her own words.A story of fear, survival, and standing your ground when everything around you tells you to stay quiet.

The Rise & Fall of “Notorious.”In this episode, Ben opens up about his life inside the bikie world, the loyalty, the violence, and the consequences that followed.From the highs to the reality of prison, this is the side people don't see. No filters, just the truth.

In this episode of the TFS Podcast, we sit down with Tee pac from Long Beach, California.Raised in the Polynesian community of Long Beach, he shares the story of his life growing up in the streets of California and the experiences that eventually led him to spend nearly two decades inside the American prison system.While incarcerated, he began uploading videos from prison, using humour and storytelling to give people a rare glimpse into life behind the walls. Those videos started reaching people far beyond the prison yards and introduced many to the personality behind the nickname “Tongan pac.”In this conversation, he opens up about his upbringing, prison life, the lessons he learned along the way, and the journey that shaped the man he is today.

Simon Kerr is one of the most notorious criminals in New Zealand history.Raised in boys homes and state care, Kerr's life quickly spiralled into crime. As a teenager he was already robbing banks, and by the 1980s he had become the leader of the infamous Hole-in-the-Wall Gang, a crew known for smashing through walls and ripping safes straight out of banks and businesses.Over the decades Kerr racked up nearly 150 convictions, escaped prison multiple times, and even spent 13 days on the roof of Mt Eden Prison in a dramatic standoff with authorities.For years his name appeared in headlines, police reports, and manhunts across the country.But behind the crimes is a deeper story, one that begins in New Zealand's boys homes and state care system, where many of the country's most notorious offenders spent their childhoods.This is a raw conversation about crime, consequence, survival and redemption.

Musa Strange is a former prison gang member who rebuilt his life through Islam after facing the harsh realities of the streets and incarceration. His journey began in environments shaped by violence, loyalty, and survival, but everything changed when he took his shahada and committed himself to a new path.

Mad Interview with the bro Lil Sick. Lil Sick is a rapper and voice of survival whose life was shaped by chaos from the start, he's spoken openly about being born into addiction, growing up in a large, unstable family, and facing violence and bullying from a young age. His music comes straight from lived experience, turning trauma, anger, and pressure into bars that reflect the reality of coming up with nothing and having to build yourself from scratch.

Darrylee Antoinette Kahle is a domestic abuse survivor who now uses her voice to help others recognise the signs of control, break cycles of violence, and rebuild their lives. Through sharing her lived experience, she brings awareness to the realities of abuse behind closed doors and offers hope to those who feel trapped in silence. Her story is one of resilience, survival, and reclaiming power.

He was one of the highest-ranking members of the notorious Finks Motorcycle Club, but prison didn't just break him… it transformed him.In this raw, unfiltered interview, Adam Smith opens up about, the reality of bikie life and brotherhood. The fight in prison that changed everything, what hierarchy and respect really mean behind bars and how he found redemption and purpose after the clubThis isn't glorification. It's a real story from inside organized crime and the lesson that only truth can teach.

Shannon Althouse is a former Rebels bikie enforcer who lived through gang violence, prison time, and multiple attempts on his life.Today, he's walked away from that world and dedicates his life to mentoring Aboriginal youth, turning pain into purpose and protecting the next generation from the path he once took.

Prince is a former gang-involved man who transformed his life after prison and years in Australia's dark underworld. Through discipline, accountability, and daily growth, he now shares his journey of change and self-mastery, inspiring others to rewrite their stories and build a better future.

This is an interview with Michael aka Widows Tama, a Freemason who opens up about the craft, the brotherhood, and what Freemasonry really represents.His insights brought a whole new understanding of the principles, symbolism, and discipline behind the lodge, while dispelling many of the allegations often spoken about the fraternity.A powerful and eye-opening kōrero.

Former 21 District member. Real street history, prison, real consequences, and real growth.Malik talks honestly about the drill days, the Sydney postcode wars, time lost, the regrets, and why he decided to move different.

Jacob Little is a survivor-turned-advocate who co-founded About Time For Justice, an organisation supporting survivors of institutional abuse and systemic harm. After experiencing the justice system firsthand, including youth detention, prison, and abuse, he turned his life around, now studying law and working to help others find healing, justice, and support through lived experience and advocacy.

RunThatRehab is a former Filipino drug dealer who turned his life around after years of addiction and street life. Now in long-term recovery, he shares raw, honest insights about crime, consequences, and rebuilding from rock bottom. Through RunThatRehab, he advocates for discipline, accountability, and real change.

Shania shares her incredible story of redemption. At the age of 6 she was abused, leaving her lost, confused, and angry at the world.Going to a strip club at 16 with a fake ID, she started working there, entering the dark world of "the industry."After a long battle with meth addiction, she finally found God and life has never been the same since.

Brother H shares his testimony of overcoming poverty and crime to becoming a positive role model in his community. He is a third generation member of the black power and is leading the way, making positive changes within his gang and in his town of Whakatane.

My Testimony is the perfect example of God using ordinary people to do extraordinary things. My struggle with crime, gangs, prison, erectile dysfunction and virginity.

Mark Talanoa shares his incredible story of redemption. Originally from Glen Innes he moved to Sydney as a teenager to chase his dreams of being in the NRL. He eventually joined a bikie gang, after which he was incarcerated. Since being deported from Australia he now works with the youth.

Feleti Hema sharing his inspiring story of going from feared Hells Angels enforcer to youth worker, helping the nations most at risk.

Zahn Simeon shares his inspiring story of redemption and growing up in New Zealand's most notorious cult - CENTREPOINT

Jay Hepi shares his inspiring true story. After being taken from his family into state care, he climbed to the top of the gang world , becoming a champion kickboxer and university student in the process. After a battle with drug addiction he made a drastic change. He is now working with youth and the Nga Puhi iwi to make the far north a better place for all.

LJ torrie shares his incredible story. After witnessing his mother unalive someone at the age of 5, his mum went to prison. LJ spent the majority of the rest of his life in and out of prison and institutions.After serving his last prison sentence he has now done the inner healing he always needed and has studied to become a personal trainer, starting his own business Pushing Weight NZ.

Ben grew up in Mt Druitt western Sydney. After joining a notorious Bikie gang and rising through the ranks , he found himself sitting in prison charged with large commercial supply. After his father died he changed his life and wanted to honour his dads memory. He is now a personal trainer and has his own company Bennys Fit secrets.

Rihari "ripper" Yukich shares his inspiring story of growing up amongst crime and poverty. He went viral after the Mt Eden prison fight club videos surfaced on the internet, in which he fights 5 people one after the other to earn his patch as a gang member. He has now found the Lord and is giving back to the community.

Jay Malkoun shares his story of growing up on the rough streets of Melbourne. After serving 10 years in the notorious Pentridge prison he rose to prominance in the Australian underworld, becoming the state president of the Comancheros MC. After surviving a car bomb explosion, he has now turned his life around and written a book "The Consultant."

Danny shares her inspiring story of redemption, growing up entrenched in gang culture, and finding God.

Nekewhenua "Snakey" Wirihana shares his inspiring story of redemption. After moving to Australia as a youth to escape the gang infested streets of Hastings. He went on to become the youngest member of the Hells Angels worldwide, receiving his patch at only 20 years old. After being deported he is now deep involved in Te ao Maori, and has reconnected to his roots, his culture, and his land.

Ex Mobster Waka Tither shares his incredible story of overcoming, poverty, crime, gangs and prison. To becoming a humble servant of Christ. Theme music by The Plowman - Blind : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMzvVArM2e8

Nova Lopala shares his inspiring story of redemption, overcoming the struggles of deportation and gang life to running his own online fitness business where he trains people from all over the world not only physically but mentally as well.

Howard Cocker shares his story of running havoc on the streets of south Auckland to becoming a humble servant of Christ.

Petani shares his inspirational story of redemption. After a hard upbringing on Panama Road, he found himself escaping is harsh upbringing by joining the local street gang. At the age of 16 he was sentenced to life in prison for murder, not long after that he was also charged with a murder behind bars. After years behind bars he realised things needed to change and had an encounter with God. He started opening up and participating in treatment programmes. After being granted parole after almost 14 years. he has now been out of prison for 4 years and co directs One Eighty Turn charitable trust. An organisation dedicated to mentoring at risk youth, so they do not make the same mistakes he did. If you would like to contact Petani feel free to email: pfaavae@outlook.com

Daniel Ahsin shares his inspiring story of redemption. After moving to Australia as a child, he pursued a career in Rugby League, being contracted to the West Tigers at the age of `17. After his father died in a bar fight, his life spiralled out of control eventually landing in prison at 23 with a 12 years prison sentence. After being deported he changed his life for the better and became a born again christian, he is now a youth worker employed with the grace foundation.

Tyrell Karaka from Manurewa, South Auckland shares his story of redemption. He grew up around criminal activity, drugs and violence, but also excelled in rugby league. Eventually he found himself addicted to drugs and in and out of prison. After serving his most recent prison sentence he has now been out for 3 years. He shares the struggles of changing this life for the better, and how it it has not been an easy journey.

George Ngaau AKA BLSD one shares his inspiring story of redemption. After growing up amongst crime and gangs he found himself in prison serving 12 years for serious offences. During that time he turned his life around and is now a well known christian rapper spreading a message of peace and love.

Former Rebels president Dave Martin shares his story of redemption. After joining the navy at 26 years old, he found his passion. Unfortunately though because of his violent tendencies he found himself in a notorious military prison. After leaving the navy and joining the Rebels MC he rose through the ranks to become president of his own chapter in Queensland. After the notorious VLAD laws were put in place Dave decided to leave the club life behind. He is now living his best life, and is doing his best to put his past behind him.

Lee Bell shares her story of redemption. After being adopted and losing her adopted mother she led a rebellious life that led to crime, gangs, addiction and cooking meth. She now volunteers at a faith based rehab "Arapohue retreat" where they heal addiction through the power of the gospel.

2 keen is a rapper who has recently been deported from Australia. He shares his story after being able to reflect on his life during his time of incarceration.

This weekend I attended a family violence conference with over 150 men from around New Zealand. Phil Paikea, Vic Tamati and the safe man safe family team are an organisation that travels New Zealand spreading hope and awareness about family and sexual violence. This is a collection of interviews of various people who attended the conference. The full video is on my YouTube channel : "The Fresh Start w/ Dave" SafeMan SafeFamily Fundamental #safemansafefamily SMSF is a lifestyle choice to UNCOVER (violence, abuse, trauma), DISCOVER (why it happened and how to heal), and RECOVER (through learning, practicing, failing, trying, achieving, reflecting, and resting). This is a self-led lifelong journey owned by and accountable first and foremost to oneself. Email: info@safemansafefamily.org.nz

Breanna Muriwai disappeared on August 28, 2022 under suspicous circumstances. Her mother Jasmin Gray shares her story and that of her daughter. The heart aches, the trials, and the tribulations. Jasmin believes the people Breanna was last seen with know more than they are leading on, and is hard pressed to uncover the truth of New Zealand's underworld.

Regan and James, 2 former gang leaders share their stories of redemption. Both were born and bred on the east coast of New Zealand. They have been through a life of violence and crime, and are now looking to restore the communities they once terrorized. Give their page on FB a follow "Hauora35"

Peter Lyndon James is the founder of Australia's largest rehab "shalom house." He himself is a former career criminal and drug addict who spent the better half of 26 years behind bars. After spending most of his youth and adulthood in prison he realised his life needed a change. He now helps other men and women do the same.

Former street worker Tommy Raki shares his remarkable story. After being abused in state care multiple times he ran away to K road, the red light district of Auckland. Not long after he was engaging in street work to survive and found himself immersed in the Auckland night life. After years of violence, drugs and abuse he's now managed to find happiness, and encourages many of his former street worker friends to do the same.

Zoltan Banyai, former body builder and bikie Vice President, shares his story of redemption. After ending up in prison when one of his shops was fire bombed, he slowly realised things need to change. After getting out of prison he got baptised and has since renounced his old life and is looking forward to a brighter future for him and his family.

Mony Mathew Ater shares his heartbreaking story of being deported back to South Sudan, a place where everyday life is a struggle. After serving time in Australia he was sent back to South Sudan, a country he had never stepped foot in. He now lives day to day not knowing what will happen tomorrow, he has almost died multiple times from disease and famine. If you would like to help or if you know any organisations that can help, you can contact Mony on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/South.Sudan.666 Email: pantherwithin@gmail.com Mobile: +254 735 723501

Walt Heyer shares his incredible testimony of the struggles and abuses he endured in his youth, which he believes led him to identify as a transgender woman. He now travels the world with his wife sharing his testimony. Check out his website: sexchangeregrets.com

Francis Loto, the founder of notorious Sydney prison gang OC shares his story of redemption. After a life of abuse, drugs and crime, and after serving his last prison sentence he decided to change his life for the better and be a positive role model for the many youth that look up to him.

Merks One is a rapper from Melton, Victoria in Australia. He shares about his troubled upbringing, jail time, and his career in music.

Jarred “Jaz” Searby is the former leader of the proud boys, an organisation the media has dubbed a racist right wing terrorist organisation. Jaz denies the allegations of rascism and gives his side of the story Jaz is no longer affiliated to the group and now performs under the rap name Jazza 66. He has already released multiple hits.