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He was stopped at the airport with 13KG of drugs in his luggage — and he says he had no idea it was there.In this episode of The BlueTick Show, our guest tells the full story of the moment border officers pulled him aside, what went through his head when they opened the bag, and how a single trip turned into a nightmare that cost him years of his life. He explains how he ended up carrying it, why nobody believed his side, and what happened once the doors shut behind him.He also opens up about what he's doing now — pushing his body to extremes and going for stretches of days on end without sleep, and what that's actually doing to his mind and his health.This is one of the rawest sit-downs we've had. He tells it exactly how it happened, with nothing held back.

I Made £5,000 A DAY Selling Crack… Then The Police Raided My HouseCivilian opens up about his life on the road, making thousands of pounds a day selling crack, being chased by police, and eventually having his home raided while he was asleep.From growing up around drugs, violence and police raids, to getting caught with a large quantity of drugs and facing a potential 7–9 year sentence, he reveals what really happened behind the headlines.He also talks about:* Making up to £5,000 a day on the road* Being caught by the police after months of surveillance* The moment his bedroom door was blown off during the raid* Going to prison with his brother* What prison was actually like* Struggling to find work after appearing on Police Interceptors* Turning his life around through content creation* Quitting weed and smoking* Using his story to help keep young people away from the streetsThis is a story about crime, consequences, prison, redemption and completely changing your life.Follow Civilian:Instagram: @civilian2.3TikTok: @civilian2.3

KeedaKay went to Thailand to make money. He came home after over a year in one of the country'sworst prisons — sleeping on a concrete floor, 150 men to a cell, chains on his legs.In this episode he tells the full story: growing up in Rochdale, the weed game at 14, the flightsin and out of Bangkok, getting caught at the airport with 20 kilos, the two-year sentence, theroyal amnesty that got him out early, and the Thai girlfriend who kept him fed the entire timehe was inside.He also talks about what happened while he was locked up — his voice being sold as a sampleand ending up in sets from some of the biggest DJs in the world, and on WWE Evolve — and whathe's building now he's out.Only three weeks home. Nothing held back.═══════════════════════CHAPTERS═══════════════════════00:00 The worst moment in Thailand02:38 Who really runs a Thai prison04:05 Rochdale, getting kicked out of school05:12 Making serious money at 1405:41 Finding music at 2106:01 The first trip to Thailand07:07 Weed prices: England vs Thailand07:53 How it was getting shipped home08:36 £5 million in a fortnight09:39 Living like a king — then she fell pregnant10:00 Caught at the airport with 20 kilos10:26 Pay the fine or do the time11:15 Two years and the King's amnesty11:55 Sleeping on the floor for a year12:12 150 men in one cell12:55 The food, and starving for two weeks14:12 The visit he never expected16:02 The first arrest — and paying the police off17:12 What life actually costs out there18:02 His voice went viral while he was inside18:57 The DJs, and WWE20:38 The face tattoos21:34 The lowest point23:09 His mum and his dad23:46 The biggest mistake of his life24:05 Mental health, diagnoses and 12 pills a day25:17 The fight that got him chained27:27 The deportation centre29:34 What's coming in 202730:35 His Thai prison ID═══════════════════════SUPPORT THE SHOW═══════════════════════Smash 500 likes and KeedaKay comes back for Part 2.#thebluetickshow #keedakay #thailand #prison #podcast #ukrapFollow The BlueTick Show On All Platforms Here!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebluetickshowSnapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/mikeymelin1Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBluetickShowSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/45FTJt5SYMEQzS39IVnVM6?si=a21c92f042e2415cFor all sponsorship enquires email us at info@thebluetickshow.comFollow Mikey Here:https://www.instagram.com/mikeymelin

Jeff is back for Part 2 — and this time he goes even deeper.After the clip of a prisoner boiling faeces in a kettle went viraland took over the internet, we got Jeff back in the studio to talkabout what really happened that day, and the stories he never gotto tell first time round.As a former prison officer, Jeff saw things most people will neverbelieve: the man who covered himself in his own mess seven times toavoid deportation, the inmate knocked out cold with a frozenchicken, blades carved out of soap, full meals cooked behind adoor, and the men on the wing everyone learned not to test.Honest, funny and completely mad from start to finish.

He jumped out of the dock at Chichester Crown Court, walked out the front doors, climbed a tree, fell out of it — and then flagged down a total stranger who drove him to safety. Three and a half months later they caught him doing 30 in a stolen Nissan Juke on the way to the studio.1unnah from Forest Hill, Lewisham has been to prison three times. Six schools, excluded before his exams, first arrest at 16 with a blade, a Section 18 stabbing charge from a case that collapsed when the complainant never showed, 13 offences collected over two years on the run, and a year on the wing at Woodhill with the lifers — including Charles Bronson on the other side of the jail.In this episode he tells the full story: the escape, the manhunt, what his girlfriend risked to help him, the kettle attack he watched happen three feet away, why he can never get a D-cat again, and how a kid who could read music and play guitar since he was 10 ended up doing four of the last six years inside.He's out now. No probation. Just music.⚠️ This episode contains strong language and descriptions of violence. Viewer discretion advised. Nothing in this interview is a glorification of crime — 1unnahs message to the youth is at the end of the episode.Follow The BlueTick Show On All Platforms Here!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebluetickshowSnapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/mikeymelin1Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBluetickShowSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/45FTJt5SYMEQzS39IVnVM6?si=a21c92f042e2415cFor all sponsorship enquires email us at info@thebluetickshow.comFollow Mikey Here:https://www.instagram.com/mikeymelin

Luke Cassidy was the first person in the UK ever charged with detonating explosives on ATMs — but that's just the final chapter of one of the wildest stories we've ever had on The BlueTick Show.From a grammar school kid winning every cross-country race… to a horrific ecstasy trip at 17 that he says showed him Satan… to a decade-long undiagnosed illness no doctor believed… to armed robberies, prison riots, and standing outside a bank with a remote detonator in his hand.In this raw, unfiltered episode, Luke opens up about addiction, complex PTSD, the mentor who taught him to fight, the moments he says God intervened to save his life, and how he clawed his way back to become a family man and personal trainer helping kids put the knife down.This one will stay with you. Watch till the end.⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00 – "This is the last time I ever see him alive"00:34 – Welcome back to The BlueTick Show01:27 – Growing up on a council estate02:52 – The grammar school kid who started selling in clubs05:29 – The ecstasy trip that changed everything08:16 – The mystery illness no one believed09:58 – The last time he saw his dad alive12:20 – The night he snapped: first GBH14:14 – Six and a half years and learning to box15:01 – Steve the paratrooper and the prison stand-off18:04 – Becoming an out-and-out criminal21:20 – Nine and a half years for a diagnosis23:33 – Getting pulled into high-profile crime26:07 – How you actually blow up an ATM30:36 – "Fire in the hole" — the first job32:50 – A thumbprint on the sledgehammer35:55 – How they finally caught him40:16 – Arrested: conspiracy to cause explosions44:30 – 12 officers and a riot shield46:19 – The most hostile wing in prison49:11 – Meeting Candy and getting clean50:37 – Sectioned: the CPTSD diagnosis54:19 – Set up, attacked, and left for dead58:10 – The attack that got him home01:00:21 – Back to jail, training like an animal01:04:28 – Turning his life around01:07:03 – The message for young lads carrying knives01:08:26 – The new business and how to follow Luke

Lily Phillips sits down with Mikey on The BlueTick Show for her most honest interview yet. From the 1,000 men, her boyfriend and why he says he's "not jealous," to the offers she'd never accept and the backlash she's facing right now — she holds nothing back.We get into how she got into the industry, the truth behind the "stunts," her relationship and the one rule she and her boyfriend live by, her family's reaction, the surgeries, her views on the future of adult content, and the advice she'd give anyone thinking of following the same path.

From washing cars at 10 years old on a South London estate to becoming a serial investor with stakes in 20+ businesses — this guest built an empire WITHOUT ever going to jail.

In this raw and unfiltered episode of The BlueTick Show, Mikey sits down with Addy the Baddy — the self-proclaimed mad man from Peterborough — for an unflinching account of bullying, street fights, cash machine robberies, drugs, and the near-fatal car crash that changed everything.Addy opens up about how relentless bullying at school turned a quiet kid into a fighter, the 300-man riot at Queensgate Shopping Centre that got him locked up for ringleading at 17, and his time in Glen Parva young offenders. He doesn't hold back on his years ripping out cash machines, life in the drug game, and the nightclub machete fight that went viral across Peterborough.But the heart of this episode is survival. Addy shares the head-on collision that took one of his closest brothers and left him in a coma for six weeks — fighting for his life at 50/50, with a snapped aorta, brain haemorrhage, and a recovery doctors weren't sure he'd make. He explains how becoming a father pulled him onto the straight and narrow, why he believes faith kept him alive, and his powerful message to the youth about knife crime, street violence, and turning your life around.We also get into the recent social media beef with Big Stacks, the truth about today's knife crime culture, and why Addy says faith and family are the only way forward.⏱️ TIMESTAMPS00:00 – Intro: The coma & the warning00:37 – Where the name "Addy the Baddy" came from01:46 – Growing up in Peterborough & getting bullied02:55 – The turning point: jumped at school03:15 – Dad takes him to boxing04:19 – Kicked out of school for fighting04:40 – The 300-man Queensgate riot06:04 – Arrested at 17 & charged as ringleader08:21 – Glen Parva young offenders11:10 – The cash machine robberies13:54 – Getting into drugs14:19 – The bar 42 nightclub machete fight17:36 – Going viral on Peterborough police Facebook19:48 – The turning point: becoming a father21:21 – His life as a fighter23:00 – Knife crime & why the streets have changed25:08 – The Big Stacks beef explained29:11 – The car crash that changed everything31:14 – Six weeks in a coma33:54 – The doctors, the seizures & coming back from the dead35:55 – His injuries: snapped aorta, brain haemorrhage & more37:16 – Valuing life, family & where he is now39:15 – Biggest regret & advice to the youth

WARNING: This episode is NOT what you think it is…

He was 16 when he first went to prison.By his 20s, he was surrounded by armed police, counter-terror units, snipers… and arrested for TWO attempted murders.In this explosive episode of The Blue Tick Show, Andrew tells his full story — from growing up in Mitcham to Isle of Sheppey, from young offenders to some of the most chaotic prisons in the UK.He opens up about: • Being arrested at gunpoint by 40–50 armed officers • A sniper pointing directly at him • Getting accused of two attempted murders • Claims of having “zero DNA, zero gunshot residue, zero firearm” • Being hit with a £188,000 Proceeds of Crime order • Prison before 18 • The reality of UK jail vs young offenders • Police surveillance, armed raids & bail conditions • How he's now rebuilding his life with a security & lie detector businessIs he the unluckiest man alive?Or is there more to the story?You decide.This episode dives deep into crime, prison psychology, police tactics, the UK justice system, and what it really takes to rebuild after multiple sentences.⚠️ Viewer discretion advised.⸻Chapters:00:00 – Arrested for Two Attempted Murders02:29 – First Prison Sentence at 1611:25 – “Worst Prison I've Ever Been In”18:51 – Armed Counterterror Police Raid26:43 – “You Have No Evidence?”37:52 – 4.5 Year Drug Sentence39:36 – £188,000 Proceeds of Crime Order42:21 – Life After Prison⸻If you enjoyed this episode, make sure you:

This episode is different.Shoaib built an AI platform that can predict court outcomes and help people understand what sentence they're really facing — before they even step into court. But the reason he built it… is personal.At 4 years old, Shoaib moved to the UK… and then his dad was sentenced for attempted murder.Fast forward: he's now deep in criminal law and launching Charged AI — a legal tech tool designed to give people clarity, confidence, and access to vetted law firms in seconds.We talk:How Charged AI works (anonymous inputs, sentencing guidelines, legal aid checks)The biggest mistake people make when they Google “what sentence will I get?”Why Shoaib says this isn't replacing lawyers — it's powering peopleThe moment his mum's cancer diagnosis changed his lifeFaith, purpose, and the mindset that kept him from going underIf you've ever been in a situation where you feel lost, confused, or scared — this conversation is for you.Charged AI is live: (link goes here)

Head to https://betterhelp.com/bluetick for 10% off your first month of therapy with our paid partner, BetterHelp. Make your mental health and growth a positive focus this year.He did FOUR YEARS in prison for a robbery he swears he never committed.In this episode of The Blue Tick Show, Mikey sits down with Sona to unpack one of the most controversial stories we've ever had on the podcast.Sona breaks down what prison life was really like, how his case was built on text messages, phone numbers, and CCTV, and why he believes the justice system got it wrong. From being shown the ropes on his first day inside, to allegedly being accused over messages that were about GTA, not a robbery — this conversation gets uncomfortable, intense, and brutally honest.Mikey presses hard with the questions everyone at home is thinking:

Spudman (@spudarmy) went from selling jacket potatoes on a market stall in Tamworth to becoming a TikTok sensation with over 4.2 million followers, millions more across platforms, and people flying from Singapore just for one spud! In this raw Blue Tick Show interview with Mikey, the original Spudman opens up about his incredible journey: kidney failure at 25, three failed transplants, life on nightly dialysis for 15+ years, building a viral street food empire, turning down million-pound franchise deals, spending £200k+ on the world's best potato trailer, and why he still wears shorts in freezing weather with his iconic pink mohawk.This is more than a food story—it's about resilience, staying humble, refusing to franchise, helping the homeless one free jacket potato at a time, and turning a simple spud into a global phenomenon. If you love viral creators, street food entrepreneurs, or inspiring comeback stories, this episode will blow your mind.

In this powerful episode of The Blue Tick Show, Mikey sits down with Irish Glenn — widely known as Blinking — for a raw, unfiltered conversation about trauma, loss, redemption, and purpose.Glenn opens up about being labelled “the worst kid in school,” growing up without a father, and going down the wrong path at a young age. He speaks honestly about making fast money, taking drugs, and losing himself after the devastating loss of his first son — a moment that changed his life forever.From hitting rock bottom to becoming a father again, Glenn explains how he rebuilt his life, found discipline, and developed an obsession with growth. He also dives deep into his controversial belief in numerology, claiming it predicts key moments in his life “to the date,” and how it now guides his decisions, mindset, and future goals.We also break down Glenn's journey with Blinking, how he went from buying jewellery to becoming a key figure in scaling the brand, and why he's now stepping into a new chapter focused on building his own legacy.This episode covers real pain, real mistakes, spiritual growth, entrepreneurship, fatherhood, and the mindset needed to turn your life around when everything feels lost.

This is one of the realest conversations ever filmed on The Blue Tick Show.In this episode, Mikey sits down with Jem to unpack a story that almost broke him — being isolated in Dubai, facing the real possibility of prison, carrying survivor's guilt, and losing everything he thought would save him.What starts as a legal nightmare quickly turns into a conversation about faith, resilience, loneliness, money, ego, and God.Jem opens up about: • Being alone in a foreign country with no family support • Fighting for his freedom while burning through hundreds of thousands in legal fees • Why he believes it was only him and God that got him through • Survivor's guilt after a fatal accident • Returning to the UK mentally broken — and how he rebuilt his life • Why success, money, and image mean nothing without inner peaceThis episode goes deeper than headlines or social media clips.It's about what happens after the cameras turn off — when you're left alone with your thoughts.Mikey also reflects honestly on: • Forgetting faith at the top and remembering God at rock bottom • Ego, money, materialism, and the cost of success • Why God breaks you repeatedly until you finally listenThis is not a motivational talk.This is a raw, uncomfortable truth most people will never say publicly.If you've ever: • Felt alone despite having people around you • Lost everything and questioned why • Struggled with guilt, faith, or purpose • Wondered why life keeps testing youThis episode will hit different.⸻

From getting stabbed just weeks before filming, to serving five years in prison for GBH, to building a cult music fanbase after release — this is one of the realest stories ever told on The Blue Tick Show.In this episode, Mikey Melin sits down with Armour, a masked East London rapper who opens up about his full journey — from becoming a dad at 15, to falling into street life, to surviving prison, and rebuilding his life through music.Armour doesn't hold back.He reveals:• How a single nightclub moment led to a five-year sentence• What really happens inside prison• The underground economy that runs behind bars• Why he hid behind a mask• How he lost years of his daughter's life• And how he's now using music to build something legitThis isn't a scripted interview.This is a raw confession from a man who lived it.If you want to understand how fast life can flip — and what it takes to come back from the darkest places — this episode will stay with you.

What happens when you make £200,000 a week, live the ultimate lifestyle — supercars, yachts, Rolexes, designer clothes — and then lose everything?In this episode of The Blue Tick Show, Mikey sits down with Anthony, who opens up about the brutal truth behind addiction, money, and success.Anthony went from building multi-million-pound businesses to living in the back of a van, battling cocaine addiction, gambling, prison, depression, and eventually losing his son — a moment that changed his life forever.This isn't a motivational fairy tale.This is a raw, uncensored conversation about:The dark side of moneyThe lies we're sold about successAddiction nobody sees comingPrison, suicide, and redemptionAnd what actually saved his lifeIf you think money fixes everything — watch this first.

He went from sleeping on London buses at 14… to getting kidnapped at 15, jumping in stolen cars, living in bandos, running lines, getting raided, carrying samurai swords, surviving county lines violence, and serving over five years in prison across multiple sentences……and somehow flipped all of that into becoming a respected chef, restaurant leader, Dubai project head, and now the proud founder of his own premium burger brand, Bundle.This is not a “gang story.”This is not glorification.This is a real conversation about pain, survival, trauma, bad choices, harsh consequences, and redemption.On this episode of The Blue Tick Show, Sina opens up like never before. From strict upbringing, no stability at home, violence in the streets, losing structure, dealing with fear, ego, bad influences and wrong decisions… to eventually finding discipline, purpose and a future inside a prison kitchen program that completely changed his mindset and life direction.You'll hear the raw truth about London street life, what really happens when you think it's “just money and vibes,” how fast life can turn, how fear and pride trap young men, and how one opportunity can completely restructure your whole future if you humble yourself and take it.And then comes the biggest plot twist…From prison to peeling onions in a bakery, grafting unpaid just to stay out of trouble, to working in restaurants, earning trust, becoming team leader, helping launch a £7M+ Battersea restaurant, flying to Dubai to open another huge site… and now launching his OWN burger brand, rooted in culture, community, love and second chances.This episode is emotional.It's inspiring.It's important.And it's exactly the type of story the younger generation needs to hear.⸻

An 11-year sentence, a failed Rolex heist, a child refugee running from political persecution, and a man who honestly admits:“That one decision still haunts me to this day.”In this powerful episode of The Blue Tick Show, Mikey sits down with Vic – a former armed robber who went from Cameroon to a South London council estate, got dragged into crime by the pursuit of money, and ended up serving over a decade behind bars for armed robbery and joint enterprise.Vic breaks down, in brutal detail, how you go from selling weed for a winter jacket…to robbing a Rolex jewellery store in Bournemouth,to high-speed motorway chases, helicopters above, and finally walking into prison thinking: “I knew I was going to end up here.”Inside jail, he experiences:Young Offenders chaosThe reality of a dispersal prison (“one stop from hell”) surrounded by lifersYears in solitary confinement, paranoia and survivalThe moment his mindset finally flips from ego to growth, fuelled by books like The Power of Now and deep self-reflectionNow, Vic is:A musician (project: “A Thousand Burpees”)An actor with a BAFTA-winning production on his CVA mentor and course creator teaching “transferable skills and comfort blankets” to help young people turn street skills into business skillsBuilding a label (Glory Days Records) and planning a new life in the Middle East to secure legacy for his kidsThis is more than a prison story. It's about:Growing up as a refugee kid with no parents aroundTrauma-bonding on the estate and calling it “brotherhood”The spiritual signs he ignored on the day of the Rolex robberyHow crime is like a “university of criminology” and why prison doesn't rehabilitateTurning robbery planning skills into entrepreneurship, structure and disciplineIf you're young, on the roads, lost, or just obsessed with real, raw transformation stories, this episode will hit hard.

In Part 2 of The Blue Tick Show, Mikey sits down again with Alfie Best Jr — entrepreneur, property investor, and son of billionaire Alfie Best Sr — for one of the most honest and revealing conversations yet.Alfie opens up about his £12 million net worth, how his wealth has grown over the last few years, and the pressure of building his own name while carrying one of the most powerful surnames in British business. Despite being the son of a billionaire, Alfie reveals the strict code his father lives by — no financial handouts, no shortcuts, only advice and connections.In this episode, Alfie breaks down: • How he lost £300,000–£400,000 during the luxury watch market collapse • Why he walked away from the high-life, partying, cars and excess • The real truth behind the phrase “your network is your net worth” • How his private WhatsApp networking group connects high-value entrepreneurs • Why persistence beats motivation every time in business • How property, mobile home parks, and Airbnb form the foundation of his wealth • The importance of credit scores, cash flow, and long-term thinkingAlfie also speaks openly about his reversion to Islam, sharing the moment that changed his life, how faith brought discipline and clarity, and why his decision shocked so many people. He explains how Islam helped him step away from alcohol, chaos, and distractions — and focus on purpose, responsibility, and accountability.This episode goes deeper than money. It's about identity, pressure, legacy, faith, and discipline — and what it really takes to build something of your own when the world assumes everything was handed to you.Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, property investing, mindset, faith, or high-level networking, this episode delivers real insight with zero filters.

Sticky sits down on The Blue Tick Show to reveal the full untold story behind his acid attack, his one eye, surviving a bullet aimed at his face, and his journey through armed robbery, drug dealing, and seven prison sentences.From growing up in East London to running the streets with full-blown chaos around him, Sticky opens up about the moments that nearly killed him — and the moment he realised it wasn't worth it anymore.This is one of the most raw, shocking, and emotional interviews we've ever done.If you're into true crime stories, UK street culture, prison interviews, redemption arcs, or real-life gangster stories, this episode is for you.⸻

In this explosive episode of The Blue Tick Show, Mikey sits down with Woody — a man who survived alcoholism, cocaine addiction, fractured skulls, motorway fights with police, psych wards, suicidal moments, and a lifetime of trauma that should have killed him.For 22 years, Woody has been on the road to recovery. But before that?He was smashing up bus stops at 15, drink-driving weekly, biting a police officer's ear on the motorway, waking up in psychiatric hospitals, nearly jumping off a 6th-floor balcony at the World Cup, and living a double-life built on ego, chaos, money, women, and self-destruction.This episode dives deep into:

In this powerful sit-down, Mikey speaks with Cash (formerly Cashtastic) — the artist whose life story is one of the most unbelievable journeys ever told on a UK podcast.From growing up between war-zone lanes in Kingston, to surviving bullying in Peckham & Lewisham, to navigating the streets without joining gangs, Cash built his name from nothing.But behind the music, the tours, and the Universal deal… was a reality nobody ever knew.For the first time, Cash breaks down:

This is one of the most shocking, emotional, and brutally honest conversations we've ever had on The Blue Tick Show.In this episode, Montie opens up about the night he lost control — a split-second moment of violence that left another man permanently blinded.For the first time ever, he breaks down:

He escaped prison, sent a letter to the governor… and they LET HIM BACK IN.This is the real story of Johnny Dixon — the man who broke out of prison, ran the streets of South London, and lived to tell the tale.From childhood survival to organized crime, safecracking, and two prison escapes, Johnny reveals everything in this raw, unfiltered sit-down with Mikey Mellon on The Blue Tick Show.

From 12-Year-Old Brixton Robber to £500,000 Mixtape Hustler — VIP Busy Low EXPOSES The Streets & His Come-UpIn this raw and unfiltered episode of The Blue Tick Show, Mikey sits down with VIP Busy Low, a former Brixton Hill gang member who started doing STREET ROBBERIES at just 12 years old — and went on to make over £500,000 selling mixtapes on the streets.He opens up about: • Growing up in Brixton gang culture • Being arrested for street robberies at 17 • Having a gun pulled on him point-blank • Making six figures independently selling mixtapes • Turning his pain into power and becoming an author + speakerThis is one of the realest, most shocking interviews we've ever had. No filter. No glorifying. PURE TRUTH.—To purchase his book click here - https://kym4bu-me.myshopify.com/products/the-pain-that-turned-in2-power-paperback

Thank you to Freecash for sponsoring today's video, check them out here: https://freecash.com/c/a5aeaaThis isn't your average podcast.This is the most shocking story ever told on The Blue Tick Show.Richard Musa sat in front of Mikey Melin and dropped one of the rawest confessions in podcast history.From London's underworld to working for the Chinese Mafia, this man lived a life most people only see in movies.He talks about being a real-life hitman, how the Chinese triads controlled parts of the UK scene, and what it was like to live every single day knowing death could come at any moment.No filters. No media spin. Just the truth — told by the man who lived it.

He was called the Pablo Escobar of steroids.Macauley Dodd built one of the UK's biggest underground steroid empires — importing raw gear from China, cooking it in his kitchen, and selling it worldwide under his brand “RanPax.”Then the police came knocking… and his family got over 50 years in prison.In this raw and unfiltered episode of The Blue Tick Show, Mikey Melin sits down with Macauley Dodd to reveal: • How he built a multimillion-pound steroid empire

In this episode of The BlueTick Show, Danny Roche opens up about the brutal reality of prison life — where arguments over nothing could turn deadly in seconds. From stabbings in the yard to senseless killings inside the cells, Danny reveals how fragile survival really is behind bars.

Big Dan was sentenced to over 100 years in prison. After spending 15 years behind bars, surviving violence, betrayal, and some of the UK's toughest jails, he's finally free.In this explosive episode of The Blue Tick Show, Big Dan opens up about: • His childhood trauma — seeing his mum shot in the head at age 8. • Growing up in a family of crime and violence. • 40+ arrests, aggravated burglaries, and prison bids. • The brutal reality of UK prisons — gang hits, sugar-in-boiling-water attacks, and contracts on his head. • His fight to leave crime behind and rebuild his life for his daughter.This is one of the rawest prison interviews you'll ever watch — unfiltered, graphic, and brutally honest.

He put a man in a coma… and felt nothing. In this powerful episode of the podcast, Lewis Raymond Taylor (CEO of The Coaching Masters) shares his raw, unfiltered story of crime, trauma, prison, and the deep transformation that led him to build one of the world's fastest-growing coaching businesses.From a violent past to becoming a global leader in mindset coaching, Lewis reveals how he overcame trauma, addiction, and self-destruction to find purpose. His story is a reminder that no matter how dark your past may be, personal growth, mindset shifts, and emotional healing can completely change your life.

From growing up in poverty in Latvia with no electricity or hot water… to retiring his mum at just 22 years old and building businesses that make millions — Markus Hussle's story is one you NEED to hear.In this raw interview, Markus opens up about: • Why he thinks nobody should start OnlyFans (but still manages models making 6 figures) • How he went from a council estate to driving supercars • The emotional moment he surprised his mum with retirement • The dark side of success, money and chasing luxury • How young men can build something real instead of wasting their 20sThis episode is packed with brutal honesty, life lessons, and inspiration for anyone chasing financial freedom.Follow The BlueTick Show On All Platforms Here!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebluetickshowSnapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/mikeymelin1Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBluetickShowSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/45FTJt5SYMEQzS39IVnVM6?si=a21c92f042e2415cFor all sponsorship enquires email us at info@thebluetickshow.comFollow Mikey Here:https://www.instagram.com/mikeymelin

In this explosive episode of The Blue Tick Show, we sit down with TWLVV to uncover the shocking truth behind the infamous £400,000 kidnap case.From his early life surrounded by crime, to spending 27 years behind bars for some of the UK's most serious offences, TWLVV reveals raw and unfiltered details about prison life, survival, and the reality of the streets.This is one of the most intense and eye-opening conversations we've ever had.

He was making £1,500 a day before he could even legally drink — running one of the most organised street operations in London. But when the police came knocking, Coco didn't panic… he played them at their own game.In this explosive episode of The Blue Tick Show, Mikey Melin sits down with Coco, a former UK drug dealer who reveals the exact moment he outsmarted police during a major arrest. From the hustle of the estates to the high-stakes cat-and-mouse game with law enforcement, Coco's story is raw, unfiltered, and brutally honest.We cover:The teenage hustle that turned into a full-blown street empireHow Coco ran his operation like a CEOThe day the police came for him… and lostWhy drug dealers make some of the best salespeople in the worldWhat really happens inside UK prisonsHow to survive — and thrive — when the system is built to break youThis is more than a crime story — it's about mindset, survival, and turning the lessons of the street into a winning formula.

“They poured boiling water on his face… and walked off like nothing happened.”⚠️ Watch the full Bobby Kasanga prison story — it's insane.

What happens when you ask a conspiracy-loving, egg-hair-washing, tree-hugging TikTok dwarf about life, death, the matrix… and McDonald's? You get THIS madness.In this wild episode of The Blue Tick Show, Mikey sits down with Biggz – a longtime friend turned TikTok sensation – to unpack his views on everything from 9/11 to energy, frequency, the government, placenta sales (yes, really), spiritual awakenings, and why he thinks eating chicken is spiritually dangerous.He doesn't eat. He doesn't sleep. He charges from the sun, hugs trees for healing, and believes the Matrix is real. Oh – and he washes his hair with eggs and coffee.

In this raw and explosive episode of *The Blue Tick Show*, I sit down with Stinx — a former street legend from Brixton who served 11 years in prison under an indeterminate sentence. From being one of the most feared names in South London to turning his life around through Islam and music, this is a powerful story of trauma, survival, and redemption.

In this unfiltered and insightful interview, we go deep with a successful entrepreneur who has built a thriving jewelry business in London's famous Hatton Garden district. From his humble beginnings selling snacks in school to now running a multi-faceted jewelry operation, this guest shares the real story behind his ambitious rise. Discover the lessons he's learned about survival, family, pressure, and the mindset it takes to chase freedom when the odds are stacked against you.Dive into topics like:- Transitioning from the "ends" to the high-end jewelry trade- The pros and cons of working for yourself vs. a 9-to-5 job- Navigating the risks and rewards of the jewelry industry- Understanding the differences between natural diamonds, lab-grown, and moissanite- Strategies for building a strong personal brand and customer base- The importance of networking, adapting, and always being "outside"- Advice for young entrepreneurs looking to overcome obstaclesThis isn't just another interview - it's a survival manual packed with raw, unfiltered insights that any aspiring business owner can learn from. If you're looking to get inspired and gain real-world wisdom, don't miss this episode.Tags: #entrepreneur #jewelry #business #hattongardenJewelry #diamondJewelry #moissanite #personalbranding #networking #ambition #survivalWant to move to dubai ? https://www.cranbrooklegal.com/Get your hands on Bluetick Show Merch: https://thebluetickshow.com/Follow The BlueTick Show On All Platforms Here!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebluetickshowSnapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/mikeymelin1Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBluetickShowSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/45FTJt5SYMEQzS39IVnVM6?si=a21c92f042e2415cFor all sponsorship enquires email us at info@thebluetickshow.comFollow Mikey Here:https://www.instagram.com/mikeymelin

Discover the incredible transformation of Steven Bell in this captivating episode that explores themes of redemption, masculinity, and personal growth. Once sentenced to 10 years in prison for drug-related crimes, Steven shares his powerful story of overcoming adversity, turning pain into power, and building a successful business against all odds.Learn how he used his experiences to inspire and empower others, becoming a leading figure in personal development and fitness. This video delves into Steven's journey from crime to coaching, offering deep insights into life after prison, the impact of family, and the pursuit of purpose.Don't miss out on Steven's candid revelations and the lessons he learned along the way. Whether you're interested in personal development, entrepreneurship, or simply an inspiring story of transformation, this episode has something for everyone.

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From Prison to Producing for Nines to Making £300K Trading | The Realest Story YetIn this brutally honest and unfiltered episode of The Blue Tick Show, we sit down with a former roadman who flipped his whole life around.From serving time in scrubs and Pentonville to building a six-figure trapping operation, to producing bangers for Nines, Fredo, Central Cee, and even Quavo, and finally walking away from the music industry to make £300K+ as a full-time trader — this is a redemption arc like no other.We cover everything: • Life behind bars and road politics • Producing hits like Trapper of the Year • Why he quit music (even after a deal and success) • Losing £40K in crypto and bouncing back • Mentorship from Omar RnB • Building real wealth through prop firm tradingIf you're on the roads, thinking about music, or chasing fast money — watch this first. There's real game in here.

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From robbing banks at 16 to building a life of purpose — Khalid's story is one you'll never forget.In this raw and powerful episode, Khalid opens up about growing up in chaos, the streets that shaped him, and the life-changing events that pushed him to the edge. From being locked up as a teen to allegedly pulling off one of the biggest heists in his city, his journey is as real as it gets.We dive deep into trauma, transformation, and what it really takes to break free from your past and build something greater.If you're chasing growth, redemption, or just the realest stories on the internet — this one's for you.Subscribe for more powerful stories every week.sponsors-https://www.w1assetfinance.com/https://www.seefocapitalmanagement.com/Get your hands on Bluetick Show Merch: https://thebluetickshow.com/Follow The BlueTick Show On All Platforms Here!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebluetickshowSnapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/mikeymelin1Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBluetickShowSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/45FTJt5SYMEQzS39IVnVM6?si=a21c92f042e2415cFor all sponsorship enquires email us at info@thebluetickshow.comFollow Mikey Here:https://www.instagram.com/mikeymelin

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Get up to 40% off with my code: THEBLUETICKSHOW by going to https://partner.ekster.com/TheBluetickShowWelcome back to the Blue Tick Show! In this compelling episode, we sit down with Adz, a former rapper turned successful jeweler, who shares his incredible journey from the streets of Brixton to building a thriving jewelry business. Adz opens up about his upbringing, the challenges he faced growing up without a father, and how those experiences shaped his early involvement in gang culture. He candidly discusses the repercussions of his past, including his time in prison and the lessons learned from those difficult moments.As he transitioned into music, Adz reflects on his rise in the industry, the pressures that come with fame, and the financial successes that followed. He shares insights into the jewelry business, revealing the importance of honesty and transparency in a market often filled with misconceptions.Throughout the conversation, Adz emphasizes resilience, faith, and the drive to overcome adversity. He offers valuable advice for the younger generation facing hardships, reminding them that challenges can lead to growth and success.Join us for this raw and inspiring discussion that highlights the power of determination and the pursuit of dreams. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing stories!**Subscribe for more episodes of the Blue Tick Show!**Get your hands on Bluetick Show Merch: https://thebluetickshow.com/Follow The BlueTick Show On All Platforms Here!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebluetickshowSnapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/mikeymelin1Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBluetickShowSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/45FTJt5SYMEQzS39IVnVM6?si=a21c92f042e2415cFor all sponsorship enquires email us at info@thebluetickshow.comFollow Mikey Here:https://www.instagram.com/mikeymelin