164 Pt1 John: Wormwood Scrubs | Ex Army | A Decade At Strangeways 1975-85 | UK Prisons
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Trying to watch part 3 but it keeps coming up "This video is Private" ?
A great man very interesting 😊
This guy is a legend!
Just sat in bed listening to this i will be ordering John's book what a brilliant podcast can't wait for John's next episode. I love the way you interview Sam letting John speak without interrupting you are an excellent interviewer
Extremely watchable. Integrity is a rare trait in hmp.
In people today I'd argue. But yeah it's terrible I. Hmp
What a Character your mate is, love the way he puts things over, Just like yourself Mr. Samworth. Hope to hear a few more stories off him.
Indeed mate
Brilliant podcast Sam what a interesting guy John is his story was great the interview just flew by hopefully much more to come from John.going back to the 1970s brought back many memories for me as I was starting my working life.more of the same please Sam respect as always.
this guy is great, tells his experiences really well.
John has got some guts standing up against the institution, even more so years ago.
Looking forward to listening to him again.
Thanks you probably guessed the ending already...
Tough gig indeed‼️
Amazing stuff Sam! Podcast of the year, what a find, the best pronunciation of the phrase "are you out of your mind" I have ever heard! What a real hero!
When I was a young lad we live in a large house, It as a two family house. Elders would visit a share stories in the evening. This took me back to those times. Gripping stuff. I think I'm going to have to check out that book.
Could listen to this guy all day , cant wait for the next one . Well done sam & john
John is a cool old school lad. Great interview Sam, all the best brother. 👊🇺🇲🗽🏴👊
Excellent talk, really fascinating story. I watched part 2 first by mistake. Heading over to part 3 now.
Fantastic interview 👏 thanks guys
I could listen to this fella all day
His recollections are brilliant, and it shows how the world has changed from his time. Cant believe some of the stories. Keep them coming chaps. Live long and live large
Very gritty interview. I think this man has a lot to say. I hope to see more of his interviews! Thanks so much for standing up. It could not have been easy. You are both men of integrity and courage. God bless you.
Best one yet Sam. Thank John for his service to humanity, you have to get him back on , and recomend him to James English, didnt want to finish , can't wait for part 2 starting strangways, dont make men like him now , hard bastards, nothing on john
I can’t get enough of John I’ve watched all 4! Best one yet Sam
How do Mr Samworth, This has been my most enjoyable podcast you've done, Keep up the great work.
Great story teller Sam. I like this way of doing things where the guest takes you back to the start and explains how they got to where they got, gives us a better picture. Nice to see you still uploading mate hope your well !!
Pecking order 'bang on' ex-Army regarding Villain's, super-Villain's, I.R.A. several rifles, Rapist and list's go on. Very intelligent ex-Army and well-served at the Prison officer Sam Samworth and well done Sir.
What a fascinating chat, I could listen to John all day, as an officer that joined the cops in 1976 nothing he says surprises me. He obviously was on the ball, and had his wits about him. It was a very strange era, fortunately the good guys out numbered the bent people that had ingrained themselves in these organisations.
Incredible man and a brave man doing what he did putting his life on the line because of the strong feelings he had of doing the job right and a humanitarian way to prevent more risk than there already was being a prison officer,I really don't think a man such as him exists in any roll now and it's a real good thing Sam having him talking to you as he did,well done my mate, another real good interview 👍
Hello Sam and,John, I'll be watching this tonight...Thankyou BOTH for your time xx
What a guy. Loved listening to him and you've got a great channel Sam, glad I came across it. I obviously saw your interview with Shaun a while back too which firstly made me aware of yourself.
Cheers bro!
How do amazing interview respect to john for standing up for Whats right have to say this is one of best interviews You've done so far cannot wait for part 2 Best regards to yourself and family
Great hearing the other sign of the coin Hugh respect guys Regards Eire32
A fantastic interview with John 👌😊
Fascinating,nice guy John,been watching him for a while now!,,if really like to see him,play them old straneways documentarys from the 70s,on his channel, and do some commentary over the top of them! That would be👌
What a fantastic 1st interview! I love john,a man of integrity, with so many stories to tell in such a interesting way. Its good to see he had principles- propper old school! Cant wait till part 2. Lovely interview- like 2 old friends having a natter. Brilliant sam . Nicola
Brilliant Interview Sam . John your a credit to the Armed forces and the Prison Service . I wish you all the best .
Speaking of Wormwood Scrubs ... I was born next door at the Hammersmith Hospital.
Watching it again. Great first line Sam. Dont know where to start we this guy hahaha great
John's a diamond maybe a rough diamond but a diamond all the same great show Sam. Regards Eire32
Oh this has been a good watch brilliant podcast xx
I’m steadily catching up on your releases Sam, nice to hear John’s account, remember serving with the forces and doing a tour of the Maze NI in 81 when the hunger strikes were in full flow, wouldn’t have liked to have been a prison officer in those days at that prison, they were very very cautious of what could happen to themselves and more importantly family members, worrying times indeed….great interview with John, respect 👍
Cheers dude all the very best
Clearly doesn’t take any shite or suffer fools, stood his ground regardless of the consequences. Great video 😀
Absolutely brilliant...
Like you, Sam, I could listen to this gentleman all day. Can’t wait until you have him back. All the best to you and yours, as always. ❤️🇨🇦
All the very best lass sxx
One of the best videos on your channel Sam, John is a hero of a guy, incredible memory for detail and really explains his experiences so well, you too have great interviewing skills, letting him just talk naturally, it's just incredible what has gone on and has been covered up in the past. Looking forwards to parts 2 and 3. One of the best channels on RUclips, a great down to earth, honest, meaningful approach free of any other agenda! Keep them coming! All best wishes.😊👍👍👍👍
That is a fantastic person. Well done John... top man
What a brilliant listen. Quality content, your blessed to hear his voice with all the years of experience. Thanks again for another fab listen
John's story would make a fantastic film.
Sam your preserving working class history keep it up
Correct we are on the same wavelength. Regards Eire32
Fantastic Sam. John is a real raconteur and such an interesting strong character. Roll on the next one.
What a story that guy as told, looking forward to part 2. 👀👂
Fascinating. Lovely folk talking about interesting things. Greatly appreciated. PEACE ;]
Fascinating, can’t wait for part 2
Fascinating man!
'Ow do' on to me next video, just listened to Marv's part 3, excellent stuff. Here we go!!!
Spoke with John in the past very funny intelligent guy ,bit mad and eccentric but heart of gold well done was thinking of him the other day and then he pops up 😁
Your a lucky man I'd love to meet him his kind ex military always ran a prison wing correctly, nowadays the prisoners run the prison and bullying is every where. I'm X IRA so you'd think I'd dislike X military but no, they are firm and fair they have a moral compass. Other screws where nasty spiteful and sneaky. Regards Eire32
I think the medical for being colour blind still applies for the police mainly because for identification purposes it's hard to arrest and identify suspects if you can't differentiate colour.
Cheers dude take care
Just watched part 2 first and was absolutely fascinated by John's stories , they say the truth is stranger than fiction and this man's account of his experiences highlights how corrupt the system was and most likely still is .
So I'm now watching part 1 , Brilliant work Sam , 👏👏
I could listen 👂 to you too for hours, great guest sambo great content.
Bloody enjoyed that, looking forward to the next one.
Brilliant podcast .....got 2 be the best 1 yet ....just shows how much corruption there is ....going on it the clink
Indeed mate
Excellent Sam. Thanks.
Great podcast, great story. Can't wait for the next one. 👍
Wow just wow I could listen to this gent for hours , what an interesting man , admire his spirit and bravery to standing up to corruption
The ending was not pretty believe me. Best Wishes JOHN
@@talesfromthejails I can imagine spotlighting corruption never is 🙄 however its necessary...well if you have morals much respect to you sir
This guy John got some really good stories 👏 👌 👍 and he seems like a really nice guy a fair man
Excellent podcast interview this, more plz
Fantastic that podcast was Sam 👍
Bring on part 2
Great listen, good to hear from an honest officer, I live 10 min walk from wormword scrubbs prison, I've had older mates been in there, and all of that is true, plus a lot more serious stuff, disgusting things, and I think some stuff is still happening, but you come up against a wall when you complain.
It makes you feel sick.
Like I said, good to hear from two honest men.
Peace and love ❤️🙏❤️
Hurry with part 2 love from 🏴♥️
Early new yr mate
more like this mate, brill
Really enjoyed that and so carnt wait for the next one. Respect to john for been a honest officer and standing up for what is right and wrong. Not everyone in life is a yes and no Sir so well done for doing the job you did. Xx
Bring on part 2
I know Sam your focus is on prison life I 100% understand and I can't wait for your new book, audiobooks are the way for me! If you think at the end of 60s you have the explosion of the Troubles in Ulster probably another reason why John's wife didn't want him to carry on in army life. Have you thought about interviewing ex soldiers about their experience in NI and prison staff about the IRA hunger strikes in the 70s and 80s?
I know of 3 military prisons (glass houses). Shepton mallet, Aldershot and Colchester garrison all have a prison section. There is probably more up and down the UK too.
Brilliant story & what a great guy 👍
Cheers boss,this is a good un
All the best mate
Hi Sam, Can you tell us what life will be like for Savannah Brockhill when she gets into the prison system please.
She will be a target for the nuters, he life in jail will be mainly in segregation till the heat dies down. Rule 43 all the way.
Used to live in paderborn and sennalager
I like John I’m from Burnley Lancashire and he brought tears to my eyes cos he sounds like my family did with the accent Sam please if you can please tell him about me this man is the man respectfully yours Sam/John from ian&Suki the Hawkdog!
Thanks for the kind comments. I sound like your family because I was born and lived in Foulridge near Colne. My cousin Corry Thomas Grahame started and owned Grahame Engineering in Nelson and my great Uncle Dick Sutton started and owned Weston Engineering that was in Foulridge and is now in Barnoldswick and Earby.
@@talesfromthejails it’s a small world eh John?up the red rose Lancashire born and bred,lived on and off so that is why I’ll die in the place I was made so until my dying day take me back to Burnley to be with my people who were the finest people I’ve ever lived with.
Thanks
It’s St. George’s that have a military wing I’ve been to both Shrewsbury and st George’s
I remember it well happy days
Johns great Rupert's FFS.
Oswestry my home town. Park Hall camp he would of been at
Evening fellas 👍🏻
Fantastic viewing. Bit heavy on the adverts but a great watch 👍
How many adverts mate? I placed 2 when uploading i honestly dont understand the utube thing!
@@RealPorridgePodcast quite a lot mate. Didn't count them but they was quite frequent.
Sutton is always the hero of his story he tried to take over the prison union (check series of strangeways 1980s)
Brilliant
Another blinder Sam mate.
Part 2 up wed mate
I had three younger brothers to look out for on the street's and in school we all went to the same school. Fighting my own battles and their theirs every day. I was happy when they grew up because I hated violence then and now. We all have a defined path in life but that can be messed up by adult's doing harm to us. ✌️
❤️🙏🤟
Top.men x much love the both of you
GR8 chat guys, but why were you not sat side by side, or were you and it's just a strange camera angle?
Apart from that, can I wish you both a Happy Xmas 💙👍
Will sort lighting and seating for next time mate
I grew up next to wymott and garth prison near Preston, use to go in the prison club, the guards didn't like it, they hold private functions for public nowadays, cheap weddings etc
Top man! I 100% agree about joshua too! Ive always thought hes a great boxer but hes too nice and lacks that killer instinct which would make him lethal
Best interview by far . I can't help but think John would have been better off applying himself elsewhere career wise .
He was colour blind but worked on Nuclear weapons...That is nuts.
It's similar to Boris running a country.
Lol
If you where a prisoner would you want John or Sam running your wing? Or the prisoners?
Great question? Cheers
Best I've ever watched. I'm ex service with Sam at Forest Bank. This is the best I've ever watched. Much respect to both of you.
All the best mate
John g Sutton absolutely a legend great man
He like a uncle , you can sit we him all day and listen to his story's to Tim buck too too strangways 2
I knew John was X military from the minite I heard him.
How??
Big UP Sam I used to be a ward of court and im sure m dad had to go to court to get married because My Nan didn't approve 😕 😐. Thanks John. Seasiders people
My father was a CID Police Inspector and he was a disciplinarian so to get myself made a Ward of Court was to invite his wrath, but I was soon off on the train to my military training. I was working in the cotton mills in 1965/68 and ended up doing what they termed Continental Shifts that is 9pm to 7am and it was long hours and nights. I was earning around £23 a week and had to hand my unopened wage packets to my parents who handed me back £1.10s spending mioney (this was all pre-decimal). So I did not even get 10% of my wages, had virtually no money and was knackered from the long shifts on nights. I had to escape and my parents refused to sign my Army papers so I went before a Magistrate and became a Ward of Court.
@@talesfromthejails fortunately mine was threw the care system and fortunately I found a loving caring Foster home witch brought me back on track a bit. Seasiders Psychic World
Hi Sam, that was interesting. John reminded me of my oldest friend, who past several years ago well before his time. I have to commend his approach to the job, seeing folk and situations for what they were, rather than the BS they were wrapped up in. In Japan they have a saying..."The nail that stands up, will be knocked back down." John was, maybe still is, a standing nail, and as such he no doubt continues to attract those who would knock him down. I could relate to much of what he said, the creepy vicar, the S.O. with the dirty little secret. Strangeways 'social club' within the walls that lead to screws being pissed in the afternoon, returning to work feeling braver than they had a right to be. Looking forward to the next instalment. Glad to see you looking so chilled out and relaxed....warmest thoughts as always to Amy and your daughter.
Cheers all the very best mate
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