I'm here with James Talnet, who's come down from Scotland,

been reading these books.

We've got definitely, maybe, probably not about his Indian prison experience.

And if you think, if you've watched any of these banged up abroad episodes,

Indian prisons are no joke, as you're about to find out in this podcast.

His other book, Don't Believe the Truth India, is the follow-up.

Links to James' books, Available World Wide on Amazon,

will be in the description box below this video.

We've got Wildman, everyone saying, let's get Wildman doing more co-interviews.

And we're filming three or four this week.

So, James, thanks for coming all the way down from Scotland.

And, you know, I've seen your stuff on James English.

How was it that you came to end up in this Indian prison?

And then you got a, do you have a long history of drug use looking at your book here?

What happened was, I was brought up in the house in the state in Glasgow,

a scheme, we call them schemes in Glasgow.

Maybe about 1920, I get involved in selling drugs.

And that just kind of snowballed and started selling a small bit of hash.

And then the late 80s, the late 80s, early 90s, was ecstasy.

So, I was up in New England and across the Europe,

and my brother was putting parties on, and we were supplying the,

playing the polls at the parties.

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