What happens when someone grows up believing crime is a way of life?
This week I sit down with Chris Booth, a man whose life has been shaped by crime, addiction, prison, violence, family legacy, and consequence.
Chris began committing robberies at 15 years old, before spiralling into drug addiction and spending decades behind bars.
This conversation doesn’t offer easy answers.
Chris speaks openly about the choices he made….He’s rutally honest throughout.
This isn’t a celebration of crime. It’s an unfiltered exploration of trauma, identity, addiction, family patterns, personal responsibility, and the psychology behind a life lived outside the law.
If you’re interested in true crime, criminal psychology, addiction, rehabilitation, trauma, prison life, forensic psychology, or understanding the human mind, this is an episode you won’t forget.
In this episode you’ll discover:
* The psychology behind growing up in a criminal environment
* How childhood shapes identity and decision making
* The reality of prison life in the UK
* Drug addiction and the cycle of offending
* Intergenerational crime and family legacy
* Why some people change and others don’t
* Trauma, accountability, consequence, and personal responsibility
* Honest conversations about life behind bars
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