Prisoncast

Drinking Game

Lucid dreaming. Hallway hallucinations. Mini-me on the ceiling of a car. This isn’t a story—it’s a transmission from the edge of sleep and memory. Welcome to Prison Crash Dreams, where the glitch in the name became the truth of the vibe. We didn’t plan it. We just lived it. I didn’t take time off.  I was 12 Music by Under the Big Top "Take My Dreams" (ron.tim.doli.steve)

Downsize for love. One chair. One bed. That’s it. You sit together. You sleep together. You stay together. No space to drift. No room to fight. Just closeness. Just flow. Music by Mindframe (doli/steve) "Final End of Denial"

Dot Dot Dot

Chris drops what might be the wildest story we’ve ever heard on the show — something he calls ‘the most gangster thing ever.’ It involves an old friend, some creative prison ‘craftsmanship,’ and a reveal that left everyone speechless. We can’t even describe it here — you’ve got to listen to believe what this guy actually did. #podcast #comedy #storytime #wtf #newpodcastalert Music By Mindframe (do...

Steve and Linda spiral through the metaphysics of depth—asking if the end of deep is shallow, if dams are cosmic punctuation, and whether stars will stop shining unless we change our ways. It’s surreal, raw, and poetic. This is PrisonCast: where the rabbit hole never ends, and the shallow might just be the deepest part. Music by Doli "Trying"

The judge said, “Mrs. Schmitt, we have no numbers on you.” She replied, “That’s because I wasn’t drinking!” He told her she’d need a lawyer for a jury trial. Debbie said, “I don’t have any money!” Prosecutors asked her to step outside, then said, “Plead no contest, $100.” Debbie shrugged, “Whatever. I’m too old to give a shit.” music by mindframe (doli/steve) 'pendulum'

A car ride, a naked Garrett, and a trip gone sideways. Clothes flew out the window, gravity got weird, and the lights at Calvin, Alabama lit up a night of psychedelic unraveling. We were tripping hard, dodging punches, and trying to make sense of strangers and drum sets.

Crash

Covid Baby

Steve clocks out at 12:00 sharp, screen dimming like a curtain call. He’s upstairs by 12:03—no pit stops, no scroll breaks, just a straight shot to the stage. Linda’s already mid-countdown, voice dancing with playful urgency, echoing the night’s soundtrack: phantom phone rings, guest stars who never RSVP’d, and stories that tumble into delightful disarray. It’s our nightly ritual—half sitcom, half...

Chicken lockdown jokes. Music by Steve "He Went to the Barn and Met with Success"

If it's not vibrating, it's not there.

The case for woman not to change their last name. Music by Mindframe (Doli/Steve) "The Way It Is"

It could be worse.

West Virginia Carbide Camp CULTURE SHOCK.

With Roger Brick from Cell Block D in San Diego talking to Linda and Steve. Music by Under The Big Top (ron/tim/doli/steve) "Beneath Your Skin"

In this explosive episode, Linda and Steve unleash unfiltered truths about the chaos gripping Chicago. From street violence and media spin to parenting failures and political division, they hold nothing back. It’s gritty, it’s real, and it’s a wake-up call from the heart of the city. Music by Mindframe (doli/steve) "Sometimes Love is Not What You Think It's Supposed to Be"

You gotta be careful. Music by Mindframe (Doli/Steve) "Street Tribe"

A few years ago, I saved a hilarious voice message from a mutual friend. She sounded panicked and playful, saying, “Oh my God, what did you do? I think you killed Roger!”—like a baby trying to scold someone. It’s pure chaos and comedy, and I wish I had it ready to play. Next time, I’ll bring the audio—it’s a classic.

“If you're not called a bitch, you don’t mean anything.” This episode dives into the power, play, and poetry of the word bitch—how it flips from insult to intimacy, from fight to friendship. It’s messy, loud, and unapologetically real.   Music: Bottle by Steve

Talking truth out your ass.

Linda and Chase the yabadabadabber

This episode of Prisoncast dives into a raw, unscripted conversation between longtime friends reconnecting over music, memories, and the quirks of everyday life. From tomato-related domestic drama to the trials of finding decent seafood in Baton Rouge, the dialogue flows with humor, nostalgia, and the kind of honesty that only comes from years of shared history. The crew reflects on their early mu...

roger is crazy . music by steve