Discover a world that lies under the radar yet influences society in profound ways. Renowned gang researcher, Jarrod Gilbert, takes us on a journey into the heart of New Zealand's gangs.

Gilbert, having lived amidst these communities for six years, brings unique insider perspectives. He dissects the nuances of gang culture, and the ethical dilemmas he faced during his time with the gangs. 

We look at the complexities of gang-community dynamics, the potential fallout from new firearms laws, and the realities of gang-related issues often overlooked by policy makers. Gilbert also explains the history of gang facial tattoos and the potential implications of the current proposal to ban gang patches. 

This is a fascinating journey into a world usually shrouded in mystery, fear, and misunderstanding.