Anthony Gangi

For over 15 years, Anthony Gangi has worked in the correctional setting. He served on the custody level and has moved through the ranks from line officer to supervisor. With a background in psychology, he has become a leading expert in inmate manipulation. He is currently the host of Tier Talk, which can be found at www.spreaker.com, or subscribe to his YouTube channel. Tier Talk now appears on the Manhattan Neighborhood Network every Thursday at 10:30 am EST. Tier Talk is the only show on the air for corrections, by corrections, about corrections.

He is also the author of "Correctional Manipulation," which is available on Amazon, and has appeared on many major networks, including AC 360, Out Front with Erin Burnett, Politic Nation with Al Sharpton, Fox and Friends and LifeTime, promoting the field of corrections.

Anthony currently produces Corrections 101 and Beyond, a series of informative videos that highlight tips and advice to survive a career in corrections. Videos cover everything from inmate manipulation to safety and security. Mini-videos are released every week. Learn more here.

Full list of Anthony Gangi results

16 safety tips from those who work behind the wall
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If these lessons are not taken seriously, the safety and security of staff, and all who reside within, will be at risk
Want to get promoted within corrections? Get a degree
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As the corrections profession evolves, there is a need for officers with both formal education and frontline experience
Don’t underestimate the power of the logbook
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The logbook is a tool that has the power to protect or destroy someone
Product review: Galls tactical flashlight
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Never underestimate the importance of a tactical flashlight in corrections
Product review: Socks & gloves
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In order to survive in corrections, officers must be able to protect themselves
Product review video: Galls G-TAC Athletic Boots
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Correctional officers need tactical boots that are ready to respond to all emergencies
Product Review Video: Galls Elite S.W.A.T. Gloves
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If you serve on a correctional emergency response team, these gloves offer the comfort, dexterity and protection you need to stay safe
Words matter: Why 'special housing' is protective segregation
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Segregation serves two purposes when running a safe and secured correctional facility: punitive and protective
SC prison riot highlights universal problems facing corrections
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Correctional facilities nationwide face the same challenges that led to the SC riots: understaffing, contraband cellphones and prison gangs
Why corrections is not just a stepping stone
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The corrections profession is a viable career that is not just a stepping stone to being a police officer
Experts weigh in: 5 things the corrections field needs in 2018
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As the new year approaches, can corrections find a way to regroup and move forward in a positive direction?
The seismic challenges corrections faced in 2017
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It was a tumultuous year in corrections as prison riots threatened facility security, and correctional officers were seriously assaulted and murdered
What happened when Oprah went to prison?
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The TV mogul’s “60 Minutes” report did not paint a fair and balanced picture of the corrections world
Suboxone smuggling in prison: Why the NH court decision was dead wrong
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Contraband drugs like suboxone are killing inmates, yet courts hamper NH correctional facilities from taking proactive measures
Will President Trump make corrections great again?
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Why big business does not belong in the field of corrections
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