RedCircle VERIFY_TOKEN_d2846de1-c400-47b7-8b4c-2cc56e816328 -- Rendered At Sat, 17 Oct 2026 01:49:02 +0000 Dog In The Yard https://redcircle.com/shows/dog-in-the-yard en Dog In The Yard Mosaic Media Pistol Pete aka "King of Rikers Island" interviews real life prisoners and celebs that have done hard time and shares his personal experiences along with his guests amazing stories of how they survived and persevered. This should inspire Americas youth to avoid the same trappings and mistakes and understand that nothing is worth doing the time. Take the hard road not the easy one. Prison is full of hardship and pain. Know that. d2846de1-c400-47b7-8b4c-2cc56e816328 episodic no Mosaic Media accounts@mosaicmediapartners.com https://feeds.redcircle.com/d2846de1-c400-47b7-8b4c-2cc56e816328 false full "IN PRISON YOUR EITHER EATING OR YOUR THE FOOD" Garden Groves own Big John "IN PRISON YOUR EITHER EATING OR YOUR THE FOOD" Garden Groves own Big John 34 3 Mosaic Media Every bid is different. In John's case, he saw plenty of the dark side in prison and was forced to learn the "do's and don'ts quickly and how to be a dog and no dog food. From prison riots to cellmates killing each other and even killing themselves. Surviving and getting out on the other side and a path to freedom was not easy. Take the journey with him and Pistol Pete from a young teenager to a mature adult man. John now is in the music game and partnered with LA street legend Baldacci.Give it up for John Every bid is different. In John's case, he saw plenty of the dark side in prison and was forced to learn the "do's and don'ts quickly and how to be a dog and no dog food. From prison riots to cellmates killing each other and even killing themselves. Surviving and getting out on the other side and a path to freedom was not easy. Take the journey with him and Pistol Pete from a young teenager to a mature adult man. John now is in the music game and partnered with LA street legend Baldacci.

Give it up for John

]]> <p>Every bid is different. In John&#39;s case, he saw plenty of the dark side in prison and was forced to learn the &#34;do&#39;s and don&#39;ts quickly and how to be a dog and no dog food. From prison riots to cellmates killing each other and even killing themselves. Surviving and getting out on the other side and a path to freedom was not easy. Take the journey with him and Pistol Pete from a young teenager to a mature adult man. John now is in the music game and partnered with LA street legend Baldacci.</p><p>Give it up for John</p> e128caff-bdeb-8823-f306-4df048a2dee0 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/125580 Tue, 26 Jan 2021 22:29:24 +0000 1893 false full GUNNED DOWN WITH AN AK47 AT 18, GANG BANGER , BALDACCI RELIVES HIS BRUSH WITH DEATH & LIFE IN PRISON GUNNED DOWN WITH AN AK47 AT 18, GANG BANGER , BALDACCI RELIVES HIS BRUSH WITH DEATH & LIFE IN PRISON 33 3 Mosaic Media Baldacci was working the streets of South Central at 13 and as. teenage he had one day where he stole stole three different cars and was caught by the police each time! Later he was shot five times with a AK47 semi automatic in a gang fight only to survive after two months in a coma. Afteer years in prison, he eventually turned his life around. Baldacci was working the streets of South Central at 13 and as. teenage he had one day where he stole stole three different cars and was caught by the police each time! Later he was shot five times with a AK47 semi automatic in a gang fight only to survive after two months in a coma. Afteer years in prison, he eventually turned his life around.

]]> <p>Baldacci was working the streets of South Central at 13 and as. teenage he had one day where he stole stole three different cars and was caught by the police each time! Later he was shot five times with a AK47 semi automatic in a gang fight only to survive after two months in a coma. Afteer years in prison, he eventually turned his life around.</p> a452ecc3-00a3-62c7-5f62-50564193187a https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/121213 Tue, 19 Jan 2021 03:38:17 +0000 2525 false full I WAS DEALING DRUGS AND BEING A FULL TIME AT HOME OF FIVE." BIG SUE -TOUGHEST LADY IN LONG BEACH I WAS DEALING DRUGS AND BEING A FULL TIME AT HOME OF FIVE." BIG SUE -TOUGHEST LADY IN LONG BEACH 32 3 Mosaic Media Susie grew up in Long Beach and had a strong family, but the street game was exciting and glamorous and soon she was dealing. She caught a drug charge and her world changed. Prison made her grow up and get tough real fast. She developed a reputation as "Big Sue" the toughest female on the block After getting out, she had four children and but couldn't leave the game and was back in jail again. After her parents told her they didn't want her in their life, it was her first wake up call. The next time she got out she had a 19 year daughter who was pregnant.That was the final wake up call for her and to realize that her family was way too important to sacrifice anymore and she made the commitment to rehabilitate herself. Now she is a happy successful women and grandmother helping others when ever she can. Susie grew up in Long Beach and had a strong family, but the street game was exciting and glamorous and soon she was dealing. She caught a drug charge and her world changed. Prison made her grow up and get tough real fast. She developed a reputation as "Big Sue" the toughest female on the block After getting out, she had four children and but couldn't leave the game and was back in jail again. After her parents told her they didn't want her in their life, it was her first wake up call. The next time she got out she had a 19 year daughter who was pregnant.That was the final wake up call for her and to realize that her family was way too important to sacrifice anymore and she made the commitment to rehabilitate herself. Now she is a happy successful women and grandmother helping others when ever she can.

]]> <p>Susie grew up in Long Beach and had a strong family, but the street game was exciting and glamorous and soon she was dealing. She caught a drug charge and her world changed. Prison made her grow up and get tough real fast. She developed a reputation as &#34;Big Sue&#34; the toughest female on the block After getting out, she had four children and but couldn&#39;t leave the game and was back in jail again. After her parents told her they didn&#39;t want her in their life, it was her first wake up call. The next time she got out she had a 19 year daughter who was pregnant.That was the final wake up call for her and to realize that her family was way too important to sacrifice anymore and she made the commitment to rehabilitate herself. Now she is a happy successful women and grandmother helping others when ever she can.</p> 3558d910-5c53-a18d-826f-a0a59ad427e7 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/116657 Mon, 11 Jan 2021 21:00:20 +0000 1571 false full ARMENIAN SOUTH SIDER "PLAYER" TELLS OF THE WEED GAME, TANGLING WITH THE COPS, & BEING IN THE HOLE. ARMENIAN SOUTH SIDER "PLAYER" TELLS OF THE WEED GAME, TANGLING WITH THE COPS, & BEING IN THE HOLE. 51 3 Mosaic Media Being Lebanese and Arminian, Player had to be tough. He was on the streets his whole life. Starting at 14 years old, he was finding trouble. He started running the illegal weed distribution from No Cal to So Cal. It caught up with him and he started doing hard time from county jail to prison in the hole. Being a South Sider he knew the rules and how to represent in jail. He talks about how he and his homies mopped up a child offender that crossed the line. His stories are legend of violence and gang politics and riots in the yard. he shares how racism is reenforced in jail. He went on the run to Lebanon and when he returned he was cuffed at the airport. He was ready to do it the right way. His brothers gave him the chance to get into legal marijuana and partner with legends like Berner and Steve Lobel. Player now has his on line of strains. Being Lebanese and Arminian, Player had to be tough. He was on the streets his whole life. Starting at 14 years old, he was finding trouble. He started running the illegal weed distribution from No Cal to So Cal. It caught up with him and he started doing hard time from county jail to prison in the hole. Being a South Sider he knew the rules and how to represent in jail. He talks about how he and his homies mopped up a child offender that crossed the line. His stories are legend of violence and gang politics and riots in the yard. he shares how racism is reenforced in jail. He went on the run to Lebanon and when he returned he was cuffed at the airport. He was ready to do it the right way. His brothers gave him the chance to get into legal marijuana and partner with legends like Berner and Steve Lobel. Player now has his on line of strains.

]]> <p>Being Lebanese and Arminian, Player had to be tough. He was on the streets his whole life. Starting at 14 years old, he was finding trouble. He started running the illegal weed distribution from No Cal to So Cal. It caught up with him and he started doing hard time from county jail to prison in the hole. Being a South Sider he knew the rules and how to represent in jail. He talks about how he and his homies mopped up a child offender that crossed the line. His stories are legend of violence and gang politics and riots in the yard. he shares how racism is reenforced in jail. He went on the run to Lebanon and when he returned he was cuffed at the airport. He was ready to do it the right way. His brothers gave him the chance to get into legal marijuana and partner with legends like Berner and Steve Lobel. Player now has his on line of strains.</p> ea257991-be11-e9fd-725d-6bb742e75544 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/113564 Mon, 04 Jan 2021 21:00:20 +0000 4196 false full WE WERE WRITING LYRICS ON TOILET PAPER WHILE LOCKED UP AND DOING TIME. KRAZYIE BONE BREAKS IT DOWN WE WERE WRITING LYRICS ON TOILET PAPER WHILE LOCKED UP AND DOING TIME. KRAZYIE BONE BREAKS IT DOWN 30 3 Mosaic Media Krayzie Bone, member of legendary rap group , Bone Thugs and Harmony, share his story of coming up in Cleveland running his street hustle and trying to make music. He opens up and tells never heard before stories of getting locked up for robbing and how prison life effected him and his music. He tells about seeing guys get thrown off balconies and stabbings right in front of him and how those experiences got him motivated to double down on taking a straighter path and focusing on just making great music. After getting out Bone Thugs were relentless and pushing to get thier music careers off the ground and day landed rap legend Eazy E as their producer and A&R legend Steve Lobel. Bone Thugs went on to be one of the most famous rap groups of all time. The worked with Tupac, Biggie Smalls, and Big Pun makes them the only group to pull off that trifecta in history! Enjoy this episode of Yard Talk. Krayzie Bone, member of legendary rap group , Bone Thugs and Harmony, share his story of coming up in Cleveland running his street hustle and trying to make music. He opens up and tells never heard before stories of getting locked up for robbing and how prison life effected him and his music. He tells about seeing guys get thrown off balconies and stabbings right in front of him and how those experiences got him motivated to double down on taking a straighter path and focusing on just making great music. After getting out Bone Thugs were relentless and pushing to get thier music careers off the ground and day landed rap legend Eazy E as their producer and A&R legend Steve Lobel. Bone Thugs went on to be one of the most famous rap groups of all time. The worked with Tupac, Biggie Smalls, and Big Pun makes them the only group to pull off that trifecta in history! Enjoy this episode of Yard Talk.

]]> <p>Krayzie Bone, member of legendary rap group , Bone Thugs and Harmony, share his story of coming up in Cleveland running his street hustle and trying to make music. He opens up and tells never heard before stories of getting locked up for robbing and how prison life effected him and his music. He tells about seeing guys get thrown off balconies and stabbings right in front of him and how those experiences got him motivated to double down on taking a straighter path and focusing on just making great music. After getting out Bone Thugs were relentless and pushing to get thier music careers off the ground and day landed rap legend Eazy E as their producer and A&amp;R legend Steve Lobel. Bone Thugs went on to be one of the most famous rap groups of all time. The worked with Tupac, Biggie Smalls, and Big Pun makes them the only group to pull off that trifecta in history! Enjoy this episode of Yard Talk.</p> 0d0cc2f7-0a66-eb5c-6f05-4ad27da54fbf https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/110811 Mon, 28 Dec 2020 21:20:17 +0000 1983 false full "IN FOLSOM THEY WERE CHOPIN PEOPLES HEADS OFF". Westside Rebel Lepke "IN FOLSOM THEY WERE CHOPIN PEOPLES HEADS OFF". Westside Rebel Lepke 29 3 Mosaic Media OG Lepke grew up in the Crenshaw area of Los Angeles. He bounced between his mom and dad's homes as a kid and got into the street game early. He was attracted to the flash and sizzle of the street life. His Mom was a hippy who always had drugs around the house. Whether it was acid, weed, or mushrooms drugs were no different than having a candy dish out on the table. Lepke was so immune to it he once brought a bag of marijuana into his elementary school class for sho wand tell. He ended up like many gang bangers getting in trouble and doing time as a youth in YTS and eventually going to Mens central Jail in LA. Considered the Rikers Island of the west and to spending time up state at the legendary Folsom prison. He shares how the prison system is nothing more than a multi million dollar enterprise set up to keep people incarcerated versus truly helping felons become rehabilitated and a productive members of society. he has decided his life to this cause of helping those that are trying to overcome personal challenges whether its keeping someone from going to prison or helping those getting out of prison or trying to overcome an addiction issue. Lepke believes that we all need to have more positivity and love. Focusing on solutions not problems and having this be driven from within the neighborhoods and communities. Lepke is living proof that its never too late to turn your life around, take accountability and drive positive change. OG Lepke grew up in the Crenshaw area of Los Angeles. He bounced between his mom and dad's homes as a kid and got into the street game early. He was attracted to the flash and sizzle of the street life. His Mom was a hippy who always had drugs around the house. Whether it was acid, weed, or mushrooms drugs were no different than having a candy dish out on the table. Lepke was so immune to it he once brought a bag of marijuana into his elementary school class for sho wand tell. He ended up like many gang bangers getting in trouble and doing time as a youth in YTS and eventually going to Mens central Jail in LA. Considered the Rikers Island of the west and to spending time up state at the legendary Folsom prison. He shares how the prison system is nothing more than a multi million dollar enterprise set up to keep people incarcerated versus truly helping felons become rehabilitated and a productive members of society. he has decided his life to this cause of helping those that are trying to overcome personal challenges whether its keeping someone from going to prison or helping those getting out of prison or trying to overcome an addiction issue. Lepke believes that we all need to have more positivity and love. Focusing on solutions not problems and having this be driven from within the neighborhoods and communities. Lepke is living proof that its never too late to turn your life around, take accountability and drive positive change.

]]> <p>OG Lepke grew up in the Crenshaw area of Los Angeles. He bounced between his mom and dad&#39;s homes as a kid and got into the street game early. He was attracted to the flash and sizzle of the street life. His Mom was a hippy who always had drugs around the house. Whether it was acid, weed, or mushrooms drugs were no different than having a candy dish out on the table. Lepke was so immune to it he once brought a bag of marijuana into his elementary school class for sho wand tell. He ended up like many gang bangers getting in trouble and doing time as a youth in YTS and eventually going to Mens central Jail in LA. Considered the Rikers Island of the west and to spending time up state at the legendary Folsom prison. He shares how the prison system is nothing more than a multi million dollar enterprise set up to keep people incarcerated versus truly helping felons become rehabilitated and a productive members of society. he has decided his life to this cause of helping those that are trying to overcome personal challenges whether its keeping someone from going to prison or helping those getting out of prison or trying to overcome an addiction issue. Lepke believes that we all need to have more positivity and love. Focusing on solutions not problems and having this be driven from within the neighborhoods and communities. Lepke is living proof that its never too late to turn your life around, take accountability and drive positive change.</p> 6c7afdd9-c66a-fe04-0bf2-0f6e81794580 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/108356 Mon, 21 Dec 2020 21:00:18 +0000 3173 false full "I GREW UP ON 21ST STREET THE WORST STREET" LBC CRIP GANG MEMBER "BLUE" A SOLDIER, WARRIOR & MENTOR "I GREW UP ON 21ST STREET THE WORST STREET" LBC CRIP GANG MEMBER "BLUE" A SOLDIER, WARRIOR & MENTOR 28 3 Mosaic Media He grew up in Long Beach and despite being bused to Texas every summer by his mom to get him away from the gangbanger life, Blue was having run ins with the law by age 12. He ended up doing time at each level of California's local and state judicial system. Going from Youth Detention Centers to Juvenile Camps to YTS (aka Gladiator school) and finally Solano State Prison, was like going from elementary, to middle, then high school and eventually ending up in the University. He never forgot his LBC and Crip roots. While locked up Blue dealt with the worst situations whether it was holding down the yard or having to deal with his close friend breaking the Crip code and stabbing him. Blues time in the hole actually helped turn his life around as he had to deal with all gang types and ethnic backgrounds. After getting out he had to deal with his daughter get into gang banging and his niece be murdered. This set him up for when he got out and started giving back and helping those from LBC learning to stay away from gang banging and out of jail. He eventually was hired by prestigious Long Beach Poly high school to help coach football. This built many deep and long term bonds with young men and their families many of which went on to play Division I football and even the NFL. Blue's new reputation landed him a new role where he's helping many organizations like USC, USD to the LAPD on how to help understand how help the youth from the inner cities and help the people in those neighborhoods to use the resources available to help themselves.Blue believes current prison reform initiatives continue to fail because they don't address the problem. These programs are more important than ever and he is dedicated to helping make the changes needed to provide a second chance.. He grew up in Long Beach and despite being bused to Texas every summer by his mom to get him away from the gangbanger life, Blue was having run ins with the law by age 12. He ended up doing time at each level of California's local and state judicial system. Going from Youth Detention Centers to Juvenile Camps to YTS (aka Gladiator school) and finally Solano State Prison, was like going from elementary, to middle, then high school and eventually ending up in the University. He never forgot his LBC and Crip roots. While locked up Blue dealt with the worst situations whether it was holding down the yard or having to deal with his close friend breaking the Crip code and stabbing him. Blues time in the hole actually helped turn his life around as he had to deal with all gang types and ethnic backgrounds. After getting out he had to deal with his daughter get into gang banging and his niece be murdered. This set him up for when he got out and started giving back and helping those from LBC learning to stay away from gang banging and out of jail. He eventually was hired by prestigious Long Beach Poly high school to help coach football. This built many deep and long term bonds with young men and their families many of which went on to play Division I football and even the NFL. Blue's new reputation landed him a new role where he's helping many organizations like USC, USD to the LAPD on how to help understand how help the youth from the inner cities and help the people in those neighborhoods to use the resources available to help themselves.

Blue believes current prison reform initiatives continue to fail because they don't address the problem. These programs are more important than ever and he is dedicated to helping make the changes needed to provide a second chance..

]]> <p>He grew up in Long Beach and despite being bused to Texas every summer by his mom to get him away from the gangbanger life, Blue was having run ins with the law by age 12. He ended up doing time at each level of California&#39;s local and state judicial system. Going from Youth Detention Centers to Juvenile Camps to YTS (aka Gladiator school) and finally Solano State Prison, was like going from elementary, to middle, then high school and eventually ending up in the University. He never forgot his LBC and Crip roots. While locked up Blue dealt with the worst situations whether it was holding down the yard or having to deal with his close friend breaking the Crip code and stabbing him. Blues time in the hole actually helped turn his life around as he had to deal with all gang types and ethnic backgrounds. After getting out he had to deal with his daughter get into gang banging and his niece be murdered. This set him up for when he got out and started giving back and helping those from LBC learning to stay away from gang banging and out of jail. He eventually was hired by prestigious Long Beach Poly high school to help coach football. This built many deep and long term bonds with young men and their families many of which went on to play Division I football and even the NFL. Blue&#39;s new reputation landed him a new role where he&#39;s helping many organizations like USC, USD to the LAPD on how to help understand how help the youth from the inner cities and help the people in those neighborhoods to use the resources available to help themselves.</p><p>Blue believes current prison reform initiatives continue to fail because they don&#39;t address the problem. These programs are more important than ever and he is dedicated to helping make the changes needed to provide a second chance..</p> 91e0793e-7448-5bd5-6eda-8878bd3c8ac8 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/105319 Mon, 14 Dec 2020 21:40:17 +0000 2966 false full BIG U STILL HOLDING IT DOWN FROM SUGE, TO NIPSEY. - He's still grinding to make a better life for LA's inner city youth BIG U STILL HOLDING IT DOWN FROM SUGE, TO NIPSEY. - He's still grinding to make a better life for LA's inner city youth 27 3 Mosaic Media Big U is truly. a man that walks the talk. After growing up in the worst parts of Los Angeles like Compton's Crenshaw area. Big U ran the streets and hooked up with the Crips and was associated with the Rollin 60's and eventually becoming one of the most notorious people in LA gang life. After being convicted of multiple charges and going in and out of jail, he started playing the music game and built a real business and used his success and reputation to go back to the streets and set the youth straight about why doing crime is not with the time. He also began using his stature and influence to get the local authorities to realize that helping make the neighborhoods a safer place and by reducing all the injustice that gets put on minorities you get a people to believe there is a way out without being shot or arrested. He now runs the biggest non profit organization dedicated to black youth. Big U is a true legend of west coast urban culture. He was part of the early days of gang life and all the violence it came with. He eventually became the first person to bring the two most famous gangs the Bloods and Crips together and start working to create a safer and better life in the roughest neighborhoods. Big U raised his game in Hiphop and messed with everyone from Suge Knight and Death Row records and eventually Nipsey Hussle. Big U had a big influence on Nipsey's desire to give back to his hood (Crenshaw) and why it's important to help those young ones. U also helped Ving Rhames and extend his acting career. Through his efforts he has helped thousands kids to get off the streets and finish high school to hundreds of college grads and even through youth football getting 8 boys to the NFL Big U is truly. a man that walks the talk. After growing up in the worst parts of Los Angeles like Compton's Crenshaw area. Big U ran the streets and hooked up with the Crips and was associated with the Rollin 60's and eventually becoming one of the most notorious people in LA gang life. After being convicted of multiple charges and going in and out of jail, he started playing the music game and built a real business and used his success and reputation to go back to the streets and set the youth straight about why doing crime is not with the time. He also began using his stature and influence to get the local authorities to realize that helping make the neighborhoods a safer place and by reducing all the injustice that gets put on minorities you get a people to believe there is a way out without being shot or arrested. He now runs the biggest non profit organization dedicated to black youth. Big U is a true legend of west coast urban culture. He was part of the early days of gang life and all the violence it came with. He eventually became the first person to bring the two most famous gangs the Bloods and Crips together and start working to create a safer and better life in the roughest neighborhoods. Big U raised his game in Hiphop and messed with everyone from Suge Knight and Death Row records and eventually Nipsey Hussle. Big U had a big influence on Nipsey's desire to give back to his hood (Crenshaw) and why it's important to help those young ones. U also helped Ving Rhames and extend his acting career. Through his efforts he has helped thousands kids to get off the streets and finish high school to hundreds of college grads and even through youth football getting 8 boys to the NFL

]]> <p>Big U is truly. a man that walks the talk. After growing up in the worst parts of Los Angeles like Compton&#39;s Crenshaw area. Big U ran the streets and hooked up with the Crips and was associated with the Rollin 60&#39;s and eventually becoming one of the most notorious people in LA gang life. After being convicted of multiple charges and going in and out of jail, he started playing the music game and built a real business and used his success and reputation to go back to the streets and set the youth straight about why doing crime is not with the time. He also began using his stature and influence to get the local authorities to realize that helping make the neighborhoods a safer place and by reducing all the injustice that gets put on minorities you get a people to believe there is a way out without being shot or arrested. He now runs the biggest non profit organization dedicated to black youth. Big U is a true legend of west coast urban culture. He was part of the early days of gang life and all the violence it came with. He eventually became the first person to bring the two most famous gangs the Bloods and Crips together and start working to create a safer and better life in the roughest neighborhoods. Big U raised his game in Hiphop and messed with everyone from Suge Knight and Death Row records and eventually Nipsey Hussle. Big U had a big influence on Nipsey&#39;s desire to give back to his hood (Crenshaw) and why it&#39;s important to help those young ones. U also helped Ving Rhames and extend his acting career. Through his efforts he has helped thousands kids to get off the streets and finish high school to hundreds of college grads and even through youth football getting 8 boys to the NFL</p> 0eac45aa-dbb8-6974-a8ce-2ece1b36bf99 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/102257 Mon, 07 Dec 2020 23:57:19 +0000 4358 false full FAT JOE - Part II FAT JOE - Part II 26 3 Mosaic Media No one tells a story like Fat Joe, so don't miss out on the conclusion of Joe's crazy story of prison life and holding it down inside and out while doing his bid. He shows his love for the friends and family that helped him get through it as well as his respect and appreciation for those that did bids and came out on the other side as well as those still behind bars. Its a life no one wishes for and is not the place to spend your time on this earth. No one tells a story like Fat Joe, so don't miss out on the conclusion of Joe's crazy story of prison life and holding it down inside and out while doing his bid. He shows his love for the friends and family that helped him get through it as well as his respect and appreciation for those that did bids and came out on the other side as well as those still behind bars. Its a life no one wishes for and is not the place to spend your time on this earth.

]]> <p>No one tells a story like Fat Joe, so don&#39;t miss out on the conclusion of Joe&#39;s crazy story of prison life and holding it down inside and out while doing his bid. He shows his love for the friends and family that helped him get through it as well as his respect and appreciation for those that did bids and came out on the other side as well as those still behind bars. Its a life no one wishes for and is not the place to spend your time on this earth.</p> e961be16-6e36-857c-4fbf-d57533c58bff https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/99355 Mon, 30 Nov 2020 21:00:18 +0000 3385 false full FAT JOE SHARES FOR THE FIRST TIME HIS PRISON BID FAT JOE SHARES FOR THE FIRST TIME HIS PRISON BID 25 3 Mosaic Media Iconic rapper and Hip Hop legend Fat Joe, aka-Don Cartagena, shares his never told before experience behind bars. Joe talks about everything from getting advice from his close friends Pistol Pete and Lil Wayne along with other Terror Squad crew members on how to conduct himself while behind bars to the people that tried to shake him down and how he made sure that everyone in that jail knew he was not playing around. Joe is on fire during this -two part interview as he describes how he held down his cell block and ran things like a Don. Iconic rapper and Hip Hop legend Fat Joe, aka-Don Cartagena, shares his never told before experience behind bars. Joe talks about everything from getting advice from his close friends Pistol Pete and Lil Wayne along with other Terror Squad crew members on how to conduct himself while behind bars to the people that tried to shake him down and how he made sure that everyone in that jail knew he was not playing around. Joe is on fire during this -two part interview as he describes how he held down his cell block and ran things like a Don.

]]> <p>Iconic rapper and Hip Hop legend Fat Joe, aka-Don Cartagena, shares his never told before experience behind bars. Joe talks about everything from getting advice from his close friends Pistol Pete and Lil Wayne along with other Terror Squad crew members on how to conduct himself while behind bars to the people that tried to shake him down and how he made sure that everyone in that jail knew he was not playing around. Joe is on fire during this -two part interview as he describes how he held down his cell block and ran things like a Don.</p> aece0954-8b96-d5d0-2611-1b0c09ad6e6f https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/99074 Sun, 29 Nov 2020 23:52:41 +0000 2948 false full MURDER INC AND THE HIP HOP POLICE. CHRIS GOTTI SHARES HOIW WE'RE ALL FIGHTING RACIAL INJUSTICE. MURDER INC AND THE HIP HOP POLICE. CHRIS GOTTI SHARES HOIW WE'RE ALL FIGHTING RACIAL INJUSTICE. 24 2 Mosaic Media Chris Gotti was part of the Hip Hop revolution. He and his brother built Murder, Inc. into a power house music label. They helped propel the music genre throughout the 90's and 2000's. They worked with some of the biggest names in the biz from JaRule to Black Child to Ashanti. Then in 2003, he his brother along with many famous rappers get targeted by the NYPD's "Hip Hop" police. As a result of their connection with Kenneth "Supreme" Team McGriff the FBI and NYPD raided their office and indicted them on multiple charges related to money laundering. Chris breaks down what happened and how they spent years investigating on their own and spending more than $2M to get the best lawyers and private investigators. He shares stories about relationships and controversy past and present with Fat Joe The Game, and many others. Chris has always helped guys coming back from prison and given them the the opportunity to prove themselves back in society. Today he is focused on how the world of HipHop and more broadly the Black and Brown communities need to work together to fight the systemic racism that is built into every fiber of the US judicial system. As Chris says," We need to stop fighting with each other and focus the effort on the real problem. Unless you got the best most powerful lawyers money can buy, you have a 99% chance of getting screwed when being arrested or going to trial". Chris Gotti was part of the Hip Hop revolution. He and his brother built Murder, Inc. into a power house music label. They helped propel the music genre throughout the 90's and 2000's. They worked with some of the biggest names in the biz from JaRule to Black Child to Ashanti. Then in 2003, he his brother along with many famous rappers get targeted by the NYPD's "Hip Hop" police. As a result of their connection with Kenneth "Supreme" Team McGriff the FBI and NYPD raided their office and indicted them on multiple charges related to money laundering. Chris breaks down what happened and how they spent years investigating on their own and spending more than $2M to get the best lawyers and private investigators. He shares stories about relationships and controversy past and present with Fat Joe The Game, and many others. Chris has always helped guys coming back from prison and given them the the opportunity to prove themselves back in society. Today he is focused on how the world of HipHop and more broadly the Black and Brown communities need to work together to fight the systemic racism that is built into every fiber of the US judicial system. As Chris says," We need to stop fighting with each other and focus the effort on the real problem. Unless you got the best most powerful lawyers money can buy, you have a 99% chance of getting screwed when being arrested or going to trial".

]]> <p> Chris Gotti was part of the Hip Hop revolution. He and his brother built Murder, Inc. into a power house music label. They helped propel the music genre throughout the 90&#39;s and 2000&#39;s. They worked with some of the biggest names in the biz from JaRule to Black Child to Ashanti. Then in 2003, he his brother along with many famous rappers get targeted by the NYPD&#39;s &#34;Hip Hop&#34; police. As a result of their connection with Kenneth &#34;Supreme&#34; Team McGriff the FBI and NYPD raided their office and indicted them on multiple charges related to money laundering. Chris breaks down what happened and how they spent years investigating on their own and spending more than $2M to get the best lawyers and private investigators. He shares stories about relationships and controversy past and present with Fat Joe The Game, and many others. Chris has always helped guys coming back from prison and given them the the opportunity to prove themselves back in society. Today he is focused on how the world of HipHop and more broadly the Black and Brown communities need to work together to fight the systemic racism that is built into every fiber of the US judicial system. As Chris says,&#34; We need to stop fighting with each other and focus the effort on the real problem. Unless you got the best most powerful lawyers money can buy, you have a 99% chance of getting screwed when being arrested or going to trial&#34;.</p> 2fc420d3-f99e-588c-98a3-3b1ff7f43424 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/85742 Mon, 19 Oct 2020 20:16:00 +0000 4135 false full FROM TEENAGE FOOTBALLER TO 25 YEARS IN THE PEN. AFTER GETTING OUT HE'S A NEW MAN FROM TEENAGE FOOTBALLER TO 25 YEARS IN THE PEN. AFTER GETTING OUT HE'S A NEW MAN 23 2 Mosaic Media Gee spent more than half his life behind bars, but used all those lonely days ot learn how the law worked and how to better himself. He now spends every waking moment helping others. Whether it's helping convicted men fight their legal cases or getting someone reestablished into society or chauffeuring people that have health issues and can't take care of themselves. Gee give way more than he gets. And he likes it that way. Gee spent more than half his life behind bars, but used all those lonely days ot learn how the law worked and how to better himself. He now spends every waking moment helping others. Whether it's helping convicted men fight their legal cases or getting someone reestablished into society or chauffeuring people that have health issues and can't take care of themselves. Gee give way more than he gets. And he likes it that way.

]]> <p>Gee spent more than half his life behind bars, but used all those lonely days ot learn how the law worked and how to better himself. He now spends every waking moment helping others. Whether it&#39;s helping convicted men fight their legal cases or getting someone reestablished into society or chauffeuring people that have health issues and can&#39;t take care of themselves. Gee give way more than he gets. And he likes it that way.</p> faa353d3-e7aa-5ae5-941b-c8492921746b https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/83529 Mon, 12 Oct 2020 20:06:31 +0000 2172 false full NO MOM...NO DAD...NO HOPE. HE'S NOW LIVING OUT HIS DREAM JAMMIN TO WU-TANG CLAN AND CYPRESS HILL NO MOM...NO DAD...NO HOPE. HE'S NOW LIVING OUT HIS DREAM JAMMIN TO WU-TANG CLAN AND CYPRESS HILL 22 2 Mosaic Media After 15 years and multiple bids, including a murder rap. Bobby is living out his dreams and no longer his nightmares. He figured out how to deal with the BS of day to day jail life. He had a bigger vision. He stayed focused and today he leads an organization that puts those newly released men to work and gives them the chance to live out their dreams free from the streets and the jail cells. Bobby is giving back everyday and getting the best reward in life, helping others. This man is truly a role model for everyone to follow. After 15 years and multiple bids, including a murder rap. Bobby is living out his dreams and no longer his nightmares. He figured out how to deal with the BS of day to day jail life. He had a bigger vision. He stayed focused and today he leads an organization that puts those newly released men to work and gives them the chance to live out their dreams free from the streets and the jail cells. Bobby is giving back everyday and getting the best reward in life, helping others. This man is truly a role model for everyone to follow.

]]> <p>After 15 years and multiple bids, including a murder rap. Bobby is living out his dreams and no longer his nightmares. He figured out how to deal with the BS of day to day jail life. He had a bigger vision. He stayed focused and today he leads an organization that puts those newly released men to work and gives them the chance to live out their dreams free from the streets and the jail cells. Bobby is giving back everyday and getting the best reward in life, helping others. This man is truly a role model for everyone to follow.</p> 6a1ed4e6-3658-a865-d8bf-8d828792b6ee https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/81433 Mon, 05 Oct 2020 21:05:23 +0000 2897 false full From Hide and Seek to a Downward Spiral of Drugs and Prison to Redemption From Hide and Seek to a Downward Spiral of Drugs and Prison to Redemption 21 2 Mosaic Media Queens' own Yetti grew up in Hollis, one of the roughest neighborhoods in New York. His childhood was like many from the neighborhood., Broken home with drugs and crime at every turn and he quickly got caught up in the game after some minor offenses he got busted with his Mom on drug charges and went up state and learned to grow up quickly. After doing his time he went back again and then began to really understand that the street hustle and jail was no way to go through life. He saw the worst side of humanity while locked up and knew that he had to find a way out. Today this man wants all the youth growing up in underprivileged neighborhoods thinking the street game is the way up, that there is better way to live your life. Queens' own Yetti grew up in Hollis, one of the roughest neighborhoods in New York. His childhood was like many from the neighborhood., Broken home with drugs and crime at every turn and he quickly got caught up in the game after some minor offenses he got busted with his Mom on drug charges and went up state and learned to grow up quickly. After doing his time he went back again and then began to really understand that the street hustle and jail was no way to go through life. He saw the worst side of humanity while locked up and knew that he had to find a way out. Today this man wants all the youth growing up in underprivileged neighborhoods thinking the street game is the way up, that there is better way to live your life.

]]> <p>Queens&#39; own Yetti grew up in Hollis, one of the roughest neighborhoods in New York. His childhood was like many from the neighborhood., Broken home with drugs and crime at every turn and he quickly got caught up in the game after some minor offenses he got busted with his Mom on drug charges and went up state and learned to grow up quickly. After doing his time he went back again and then began to really understand that the street hustle and jail was no way to go through life. He saw the worst side of humanity while locked up and knew that he had to find a way out. Today this man wants all the youth growing up in underprivileged neighborhoods thinking the street game is the way up, that there is better way to live your life.</p> 00820efe-f1f7-69b5-a275-c9fdc468d3f9 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/77971 Mon, 28 Sep 2020 20:00:00 +0000 1402 false full FABIAN BRINGS THE HEAT FABIAN BRINGS THE HEAT 20 2 Mosaic Media Fabian goes deep into his story and how he dealt with his time behind bars and came out the other side with hope and optimism. Fabian goes deep into his story and how he dealt with his time behind bars and came out the other side with hope and optimism.

]]> <p>Fabian goes deep into his story and how he dealt with his time behind bars and came out the other side with hope and optimism.</p> 74140f03-cbe9-8c88-6963-ef8e09f9c6ac https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/77113 Tue, 22 Sep 2020 01:50:45 +0000 3140 false full From Invincible to a baby at 41 Years Old From Invincible to a baby at 41 Years Old 16 2 Mosaic Media Harry O opens up about what its like to be free most of your adult life then in a blink of an eye he's spending the next 18 years in prison for a murder rap. Harry O shares how he held it down and kept moving forward when most people counted him out. And after all that time away he didn't become a bitter man, instead become a better man. he's still on parole and laking the talk. This dude is a real one. Harry O opens up about what its like to be free most of your adult life then in a blink of an eye he's spending the next 18 years in prison for a murder rap. Harry O shares how he held it down and kept moving forward when most people counted him out. And after all that time away he didn't become a bitter man, instead become a better man. he's still on parole and laking the talk. This dude is a real one.

]]> <p>Harry O opens up about what its like to be free most of your adult life then in a blink of an eye he&#39;s spending the next 18 years in prison for a murder rap. Harry O shares how he held it down and kept moving forward when most people counted him out. And after all that time away he didn&#39;t become a bitter man, instead become a better man. he&#39;s still on parole and laking the talk. This dude is a real one.</p> 8711be20-be72-9ed5-e51d-a0377ad4f26a https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/74605 Mon, 14 Sep 2020 19:07:40 +0000 1560 false full 16 YEARS AFTER HIS RELEASE LEO IS STILL HELPING THOSE LOCKED UP WITH THE TRAUMA OF PRISON LIFE. 16 YEARS AFTER HIS RELEASE LEO IS STILL HELPING THOSE LOCKED UP WITH THE TRAUMA OF PRISON LIFE. 19 2 Mosaic Media Leo spent more than 21 years behind bars. While on the inside he had two lives. The life of being that dog in the yard dealing with of riots and drugs and his other life of becoming dedicated to getting an education. Leo received his G.E.D., college Associates degree, Bachelors degree in Behavioral Sciences, a Masters and is now a Phd candidate. he went from cracking heads to cracking the books and now is a professor art Mercy College and has been one of the leading advocates in New York state for developing programs and counseling that assist in inmates in dealing with the trauma that goes with doing time. Leo believes learning to deal with the the stress and trauma of being locked up for long periods of time in is essential for anyone to rehabilitate back into society. Without a clear mind and an understanding of who you are, you will fall back into the same trap that got you locked up in the first place. Enjoy this episode as Pete takes this special walk with his long time friend of 33 years. Leo spent more than 21 years behind bars. While on the inside he had two lives. The life of being that dog in the yard dealing with of riots and drugs and his other life of becoming dedicated to getting an education. Leo received his G.E.D., college Associates degree, Bachelors degree in Behavioral Sciences, a Masters and is now a Phd candidate. he went from cracking heads to cracking the books and now is a professor art Mercy College and has been one of the leading advocates in New York state for developing programs and counseling that assist in inmates in dealing with the trauma that goes with doing time. Leo believes learning to deal with the the stress and trauma of being locked up for long periods of time in is essential for anyone to rehabilitate back into society. Without a clear mind and an understanding of who you are, you will fall back into the same trap that got you locked up in the first place. Enjoy this episode as Pete takes this special walk with his long time friend of 33 years.

]]> <p>Leo spent more than 21 years behind bars. While on the inside he had two lives. The life of being that dog in the yard dealing with of riots and drugs and his other life of becoming dedicated to getting an education. Leo received his G.E.D., college Associates degree, Bachelors degree in Behavioral Sciences, a Masters and is now a Phd candidate. he went from cracking heads to cracking the books and now is a professor art Mercy College and has been one of the leading advocates in New York state for developing programs and counseling that assist in inmates in dealing with the trauma that goes with doing time. Leo believes learning to deal with the the stress and trauma of being locked up for long periods of time in is essential for anyone to rehabilitate back into society. Without a clear mind and an understanding of who you are, you will fall back into the same trap that got you locked up in the first place. Enjoy this episode as Pete takes this special walk with his long time friend of 33 years.</p> 4a57971f-6683-dfb5-e2e5-f375d3410142 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/72182 Mon, 07 Sep 2020 20:00:00 +0000 3658 false full TONE PATRON - LIVING BY CODE "YOU CAN'T CHANGE THE WORLD TILL YOU CHANGE YOURSELF" TONE PATRON - LIVING BY CODE "YOU CAN'T CHANGE THE WORLD TILL YOU CHANGE YOURSELF" 18 2 Mosaic Media Tony Perez is a real inspiration to anyone who has done hard time or anyone who thinks they can play the street game and not get caught. After ten years he is a free man and walkin the talk everyday and letting the youth know the crime ain't worth the time. Tony Perez is a real inspiration to anyone who has done hard time or anyone who thinks they can play the street game and not get caught. After ten years he is a free man and walkin the talk everyday and letting the youth know the crime ain't worth the time.

]]> <p>Tony Perez is a real inspiration to anyone who has done hard time or anyone who thinks they can play the street game and not get caught. After ten years he is a free man and walkin the talk everyday and letting the youth know the crime ain&#39;t worth the time.</p> 24c41075-bf05-94c5-0d34-fe63e898381c https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/70233 Mon, 31 Aug 2020 20:21:04 +0000 2784 false full CHI ALI - This Hip Hip Prodigy Talks Serving A 12 Year Bid Then Becoming an Advocate for Youth CHI ALI - This Hip Hip Prodigy Talks Serving A 12 Year Bid Then Becoming an Advocate for Youth 17 2 Mosaic Media Chi Ali was an up and coming Rap star putting out his first album at age 15. Then through a series of events he ends up committing man slaughter and doing 12 years. Chi Ali break downs what happened and what those 12 long lonely years were like behind bars. He explains how he decided he was going to get out and make sure he never came back. While in, he gets his college degree and upon getting dedicated himself to help the youth stay out of prison and fighting to reform the American Justice system. he now has a book and documentary out. His story is inspirational Chi Ali was an up and coming Rap star putting out his first album at age 15. Then through a series of events he ends up committing man slaughter and doing 12 years. Chi Ali break downs what happened and what those 12 long lonely years were like behind bars. He explains how he decided he was going to get out and make sure he never came back. While in, he gets his college degree and upon getting dedicated himself to help the youth stay out of prison and fighting to reform the American Justice system. he now has a book and documentary out. His story is inspirational

]]> <p>Chi Ali was an up and coming Rap star putting out his first album at age 15. Then through a series of events he ends up committing man slaughter and doing 12 years. Chi Ali break downs what happened and what those 12 long lonely years were like behind bars. He explains how he decided he was going to get out and make sure he never came back. While in, he gets his college degree and upon getting dedicated himself to help the youth stay out of prison and fighting to reform the American Justice system. he now has a book and documentary out. His story is inspirational</p> abbff10f-556b-84c6-a2c1-c8b050c6297b https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/68320 Mon, 24 Aug 2020 20:24:28 +0000 3220 false full Big Mike Relives His Time Up Top with Pistol Pete & The Riots Then Getting It Straight Big Mike Relives His Time Up Top with Pistol Pete & The Riots Then Getting It Straight 16 2 Mosaic Media From the age of 17, Big Mike didn't know what freedom felt like for over 20 years. He opens up with Pete about his earl years at Rikers and going up north. From beefs over phone time to full scale brawls, getting stabbed in the lung, kidney, and stomach to near death. Pistol and Mike relive how they were at the center of the infamous Coxsackie prison riots. Mike shares how after 10 years behind bars a visit from his Mom changed his entire perspective on how he would finish out his bid and turned his life around. Mike is a shining example of how to never give up on yourself as he transformed form a guy breaking heads behind bars to a husband, father and supportive son providing for his family everyday in the working world. From the age of 17, Big Mike didn't know what freedom felt like for over 20 years. He opens up with Pete about his earl years at Rikers and going up north. From beefs over phone time to full scale brawls, getting stabbed in the lung, kidney, and stomach to near death. Pistol and Mike relive how they were at the center of the infamous Coxsackie prison riots. Mike shares how after 10 years behind bars a visit from his Mom changed his entire perspective on how he would finish out his bid and turned his life around. Mike is a shining example of how to never give up on yourself as he transformed form a guy breaking heads behind bars to a husband, father and supportive son providing for his family everyday in the working world.

]]> <p>From the age of 17, Big Mike didn&#39;t know what freedom felt like for over 20 years. He opens up with Pete about his earl years at Rikers and going up north. From beefs over phone time to full scale brawls, getting stabbed in the lung, kidney, and stomach to near death. Pistol and Mike relive how they were at the center of the infamous Coxsackie prison riots. Mike shares how after 10 years behind bars a visit from his Mom changed his entire perspective on how he would finish out his bid and turned his life around. Mike is a shining example of how to never give up on yourself as he transformed form a guy breaking heads behind bars to a husband, father and supportive son providing for his family everyday in the working world.</p> 11fc94ca-4a65-59ec-9db8-683b681ed94c https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/68321 Mon, 24 Aug 2020 19:40:56 +0000 2527 false full TONE SVCCESS (AKA FIBBLES) TAKES THAT WALK WITH PETE. FROM CONVICT TO SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEUR . TONE SVCCESS (AKA FIBBLES) TAKES THAT WALK WITH PETE. FROM CONVICT TO SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEUR . 15 2 Mosaic Media This episode is about one of the real ones from the Bronx who got out and got busy . After seven years of hard time, Anthony Delgado, known in neighborhood as Tone, has started multiple businesses with great success including his well known and star studded clothing line SVCCESS. When a celebrity wants to look "fly" SVCCESS fashion is who they turn too. This episode is about one of the real ones from the Bronx who got out and got busy . After seven years of hard time, Anthony Delgado, known in neighborhood as Tone, has started multiple businesses with great success including his well known and star studded clothing line SVCCESS. When a celebrity wants to look "fly" SVCCESS fashion is who they turn too.

]]> <p>This episode is about one of the real ones from the Bronx who got out and got busy . After seven years of hard time, Anthony Delgado, known in neighborhood as Tone, has started multiple businesses with great success including his well known and star studded clothing line SVCCESS. When a celebrity wants to look &#34;fly&#34; SVCCESS fashion is who they turn too.</p> 97edea85-bc35-beac-9a23-fa802bf6899c https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/65637 Fri, 14 Aug 2020 18:58:59 +0000 2481 false full YARD TALK KICKS OFF WITH THE FIRST TRANSGENDER TO TRANSFER FROM A MALE TO FEMALE PRISON YARD TALK KICKS OFF WITH THE FIRST TRANSGENDER TO TRANSFER FROM A MALE TO FEMALE PRISON 14 2 Mosaic Media "Yard Talk" kicks off season 2 breaking new ground as Pete gets an exclusive story of New York Sates first ever transvestite to do time in both a male and female prison. Hear the story of how Diamond was incarcerated for years in a male prison and feeling good about it until one day when a visit from the CO changed everything. Hear about what its like to be part of the LGBT prison brotherhood and sisterhood. With gender identity being front and center in our societies conversation, this is an episode you want to see. "Yard Talk" kicks off season 2 breaking new ground as Pete gets an exclusive story of New York Sates first ever transvestite to do time in both a male and female prison. Hear the story of how Diamond was incarcerated for years in a male prison and feeling good about it until one day when a visit from the CO changed everything. Hear about what its like to be part of the LGBT prison brotherhood and sisterhood. With gender identity being front and center in our societies conversation, this is an episode you want to see.

]]> <p>&#34;Yard Talk&#34; kicks off season 2 breaking new ground as Pete gets an exclusive story of New York Sates first ever transvestite to do time in both a male and female prison. Hear the story of how Diamond was incarcerated for years in a male prison and feeling good about it until one day when a visit from the CO changed everything. Hear about what its like to be part of the LGBT prison brotherhood and sisterhood. With gender identity being front and center in our societies conversation, this is an episode you want to see.</p> 4e534463-7d34-d948-467f-9f53084152ba https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/62850 Mon, 03 Aug 2020 20:56:44 +0000 1493 false full GLOBAL ICON DJ KHALED TALKS STAYING POSITIVE, SUPPORTING YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS AND LIVE YOUR DREAMS GLOBAL ICON DJ KHALED TALKS STAYING POSITIVE, SUPPORTING YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS AND LIVE YOUR DREAMS 12 1 Mosaic Media Pete takes a special season ending walk with his long time close friend DJ Khaled. Khaled shares stories about growing up in a close family how his real friends Big Pun, Fat Joe, and Pete helped him stay on the right side of right and not get caught up in the street game. Learning when you fall down you can get up and change your path and selecting love over hate is a better way. Khaled shares how being a father and husband is the most important responsibility a man can ever have and the most rewarding. They laugh about Khaled's first house with no furniture and sleeping on the floor with Pete and Fat Joe and Pun. He breaks down the need for justice reform and how he supports Meek Mills initiative. As a bonus in this episode Pete talks about visiting OJ Simpson's house back in the day! Pete takes a special season ending walk with his long time close friend DJ Khaled. Khaled shares stories about growing up in a close family how his real friends Big Pun, Fat Joe, and Pete helped him stay on the right side of right and not get caught up in the street game. Learning when you fall down you can get up and change your path and selecting love over hate is a better way. Khaled shares how being a father and husband is the most important responsibility a man can ever have and the most rewarding. They laugh about Khaled's first house with no furniture and sleeping on the floor with Pete and Fat Joe and Pun. He breaks down the need for justice reform and how he supports Meek Mills initiative. As a bonus in this episode Pete talks about visiting OJ Simpson's house back in the day!

]]> <p>Pete takes a special season ending walk with his long time close friend DJ Khaled. Khaled shares stories about growing up in a close family how his real friends Big Pun, Fat Joe, and Pete helped him stay on the right side of right and not get caught up in the street game. Learning when you fall down you can get up and change your path and selecting love over hate is a better way. Khaled shares how being a father and husband is the most important responsibility a man can ever have and the most rewarding. They laugh about Khaled&#39;s first house with no furniture and sleeping on the floor with Pete and Fat Joe and Pun. He breaks down the need for justice reform and how he supports Meek Mills initiative. As a bonus in this episode Pete talks about visiting OJ Simpson&#39;s house back in the day!</p> 37ada7a6-965f-2510-947b-1ea418681b82 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/51995 Mon, 22 Jun 2020 20:42:05 +0000 2290 false full Supreme Team Queens OG Bimmy Takes that Walk While Pistol and Dice make Hooch Supreme Team Queens OG Bimmy Takes that Walk While Pistol and Dice make Hooch 11 1 Mosaic Media Queens OG and Supreme Team member Bimmy takes that walk with Pete and gets deep into his life in prison the things he was exposed to and how jail effected him and his life. He wants all to know that the route he took is not one that the youth should follow. Queens OG and Supreme Team member Bimmy takes that walk with Pete and gets deep into his life in prison the things he was exposed to and how jail effected him and his life. He wants all to know that the route he took is not one that the youth should follow.

]]> <p>Queens OG and Supreme Team member Bimmy takes that walk with Pete and gets deep into his life in prison the things he was exposed to and how jail effected him and his life. He wants all to know that the route he took is not one that the youth should follow. </p> f58d6af4-0864-9343-34b6-d58b3edd042c https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/50082 Mon, 15 Jun 2020 20:01:01 +0000 3496 false full BUSTED BY THE FBI TERROR SQUAD MEMBER BILLY BLANKO BREAKS DOWN WHY PRISON AIN'T NO WAY OF LIFE BUSTED BY THE FBI TERROR SQUAD MEMBER BILLY BLANKO BREAKS DOWN WHY PRISON AIN'T NO WAY OF LIFE 10 1 Mosaic Media Pistol Pete takes the walk with Billy and hears his Bronx legend story. Pete also shares share his kite and talks about his relationship with the biggest Bronx king pin of them all Boy George. Pistol Pete takes the walk with Billy and hears his Bronx legend story. Pete also shares share his kite and talks about his relationship with the biggest Bronx king pin of them all Boy George.

]]> <p>Pistol Pete takes the walk with Billy and hears his Bronx legend story. Pete also shares share his kite and talks about his relationship with the biggest Bronx king pin of them all Boy George.</p> 560345ac-175a-38f1-239b-3e3fd3a086b8 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/48459 Tue, 09 Jun 2020 00:23:49 +0000 3795 false full EPISODE 9 - PETE TALKS WITH MUGSY. WHO HAS NO PLAN TO EVER GOING BACK EPISODE 9 - PETE TALKS WITH MUGSY. WHO HAS NO PLAN TO EVER GOING BACK 9 1 Mosaic Media Pete pulls off another stellar session with Mugsy. I man who though he would never be free again but made the most of it when he was released by walking a straight line today. Pistol shares more kites and raps about meeting up with Biggie Smalls (THE NOTORIOUS BIG) back in the day. Pete pulls off another stellar session with Mugsy. I man who though he would never be free again but made the most of it when he was released by walking a straight line today. Pistol shares more kites and raps about meeting up with Biggie Smalls (THE NOTORIOUS BIG) back in the day.

]]> <p>Pete pulls off another stellar session with Mugsy. I man who though he would never be free again but made the most of it when he was released by walking a straight line today. Pistol shares more kites and raps about meeting up with Biggie Smalls (THE NOTORIOUS BIG) back in the day.</p> e33b361b-5fea-41d1-4396-d081e8dda033 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/46739 Mon, 01 Jun 2020 20:31:38 +0000 3046 false full Take a walk with Chino 34 Years of hard Time Now he is the real "For life "Isaac Wright Take a walk with Chino 34 Years of hard Time Now he is the real "For life "Isaac Wright 8 1 Mosaic Media CHINO 440 WAS LOCKED UP FOR MORE THAN 33 YEARS, BUT DID NOT LET THAT DETER HIM. HE NOT ONLY TURNED HIS LIFE AOURND, HE DEDICATED HIS LIFES WORK TO HELPING HUNDREDS OF CONVICTED FELONS UNDO THE WRONG THEY HAD SUFFERED. CHINO IS A REAL LIFE VERSION OF 50 CENT'S TV SHOW "FOR LIFE". THIS MAN IS SOMEONE ALL OF US CAN LEARN FROM. TAKE TH WALK WITH CHINO AND PETE. CHINO 440 WAS LOCKED UP FOR MORE THAN 33 YEARS, BUT DID NOT LET THAT DETER HIM. HE NOT ONLY TURNED HIS LIFE AOURND, HE DEDICATED HIS LIFES WORK TO HELPING HUNDREDS OF CONVICTED FELONS UNDO THE WRONG THEY HAD SUFFERED. CHINO IS A REAL LIFE VERSION OF 50 CENT'S TV SHOW "FOR LIFE". THIS MAN IS SOMEONE ALL OF US CAN LEARN FROM. TAKE TH WALK WITH CHINO AND PETE.

]]> <p>CHINO 440 WAS LOCKED UP FOR MORE THAN 33 YEARS, BUT DID NOT LET THAT DETER HIM. HE NOT ONLY TURNED HIS LIFE AOURND, HE DEDICATED HIS LIFES WORK TO HELPING HUNDREDS OF CONVICTED FELONS UNDO THE WRONG THEY HAD SUFFERED. CHINO IS A REAL LIFE VERSION OF 50 CENT&#39;S TV SHOW &#34;FOR LIFE&#34;. THIS MAN IS SOMEONE ALL OF US CAN LEARN FROM. TAKE TH WALK WITH CHINO AND PETE.</p> d5ca8a4f-07d5-d72e-9096-34fa1aa32342 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/45122 Mon, 25 May 2020 21:37:50 +0000 2669 false full MAINO OPENS UP WITH PISTOL WITH REAL JAIL TALK. PISTOL TELLS HOW TEKASHI 6IX 9INE ASKED HIM FOR HELP MAINO OPENS UP WITH PISTOL WITH REAL JAIL TALK. PISTOL TELLS HOW TEKASHI 6IX 9INE ASKED HIM FOR HELP 7 1 Mosaic Media This episode goes to a another level. First with rapper and Brooklyn street legend Maino, Pete's gets personal and Maino shares never told before stories of his 10+ years in prison and how he got into writing rap rhymes about the pain of being locked up while listening to Biggie Smalls, Lil Kim, DMX, The Lox, and stood tall knowing one day he would get one and pursue his dream. Maino tells how getting your freedom back is ten times better than a million $ record deal. They discuss prison reform and how the system is set up to fail. Pete then vibes with Dice about Tekashi 6ix 9ine and lays out the what really happened when Tekashi reached out to Pistol looking for help before he got arrested. Pete tells about hanging out with him seeing his situation up close and turning down the offer, only to have Tekashi come back and wanting to recruit him again after he just got released. If you got in deep the first guy you call is Pistol. This episode goes to a another level. First with rapper and Brooklyn street legend Maino, Pete's gets personal and Maino shares never told before stories of his 10+ years in prison and how he got into writing rap rhymes about the pain of being locked up while listening to Biggie Smalls, Lil Kim, DMX, The Lox, and stood tall knowing one day he would get one and pursue his dream. Maino tells how getting your freedom back is ten times better than a million $ record deal. They discuss prison reform and how the system is set up to fail. Pete then vibes with Dice about Tekashi 6ix 9ine and lays out the what really happened when Tekashi reached out to Pistol looking for help before he got arrested. Pete tells about hanging out with him seeing his situation up close and turning down the offer, only to have Tekashi come back and wanting to recruit him again after he just got released. If you got in deep the first guy you call is Pistol.

]]> <p>This episode goes to a another level. First with rapper and Brooklyn street legend Maino, Pete&#39;s gets personal and Maino shares never told before stories of his 10+ years in prison and how he got into writing rap rhymes about the pain of being locked up while listening to Biggie Smalls, Lil Kim, DMX, The Lox, and stood tall knowing one day he would get one and pursue his dream. Maino tells how getting your freedom back is ten times better than a million $ record deal. They discuss prison reform and how the system is set up to fail. Pete then vibes with Dice about Tekashi 6ix 9ine and lays out the what really happened when Tekashi reached out to Pistol looking for help before he got arrested. Pete tells about hanging out with him seeing his situation up close and turning down the offer, only to have Tekashi come back and wanting to recruit him again after he just got released. If you got in deep the first guy you call is Pistol.</p> 03f4b67b-553b-0aa4-38d3-892c98023b16 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/43647 Mon, 18 May 2020 21:37:30 +0000 4391 false full Wrongly Convicted 25 Years of Innocence in Prison Wrongly Convicted 25 Years of Innocence in Prison 5 1 Mosaic Media Johnny Hincapie was wrongly convicted in 1990 and spent the next 25 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. But through his perseverance and belief in his innocence he was finally exonerated in 2015. Pistol Pete talks this amazing walk with a man that carried a weight that most men couldn't even fathom. Johnny Hincapie was wrongly convicted in 1990 and spent the next 25 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. But through his perseverance and belief in his innocence he was finally exonerated in 2015. Pistol Pete talks this amazing walk with a man that carried a weight that most men couldn't even fathom.

]]> <p>Johnny Hincapie was wrongly convicted in 1990 and spent the next 25 years in prison for a crime he didn&#39;t commit. But through his perseverance and belief in his innocence he was finally exonerated in 2015. Pistol Pete talks this amazing walk with a man that carried a weight that most men couldn&#39;t even fathom.</p> be7123fa-2e12-fc0f-45d8-f1459fd478ab https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/40264 Mon, 04 May 2020 19:40:12 +0000 3661 false full Bronx Rap Legend Mysonne Takes the Walk Bronx Rap Legend Mysonne Takes the Walk 4 1 Mosaic Media The NY General of of Rap, Mysonne Linen vibes with his fellow Bronx brother Pistol Pete. Always honest and telling it like it is, Mysonne shares what its like to be be charged and convicted of a crime you did't commit at 21 year sold. From blowing trial the day before he was releasing a new album to creating the right mindset to get through prison life every day. They discuss the craziness of Rikers Island, to watching 9/11 while locked up to going vegan. Mysonne describe how his appeal seemed like a slam dunk victory but still lost 3-2. Hear how one of his inmates broke out of Sing Sing. Getting out of the streets was always Mysonne's objective, but how all these street guys glorify it. He gets deep into the how he has dedicated himself to help change america's judicial system through prison reform.Joining with Harry Belafonte and Al Sharpton. The system is broken and designed to create more problems and discrimination not solve them. The NY General of of Rap, Mysonne Linen vibes with his fellow Bronx brother Pistol Pete. Always honest and telling it like it is, Mysonne shares what its like to be be charged and convicted of a crime you did't commit at 21 year sold. From blowing trial the day before he was releasing a new album to creating the right mindset to get through prison life every day. They discuss the craziness of Rikers Island, to watching 9/11 while locked up to going vegan. Mysonne describe how his appeal seemed like a slam dunk victory but still lost 3-2. Hear how one of his inmates broke out of Sing Sing. Getting out of the streets was always Mysonne's objective, but how all these street guys glorify it. He gets deep into the how he has dedicated himself to help change america's judicial system through prison reform.Joining with Harry Belafonte and Al Sharpton. The system is broken and designed to create more problems and discrimination not solve them.

]]> <p>The NY General of of Rap, Mysonne Linen vibes with his fellow Bronx brother Pistol Pete. Always honest and telling it like it is, Mysonne shares what its like to be be charged and convicted of a crime you did&#39;t commit at 21 year sold. From blowing trial the day before he was releasing a new album to creating the right mindset to get through prison life every day. They discuss the craziness of Rikers Island, to watching 9/11 while locked up to going vegan. Mysonne describe how his appeal seemed like a slam dunk victory but still lost 3-2. Hear how one of his inmates broke out of Sing Sing. Getting out of the streets was always Mysonne&#39;s objective, but how all these street guys glorify it. He gets deep into the how he has dedicated himself to help change america&#39;s judicial system through prison reform.Joining with Harry Belafonte and Al Sharpton. The system is broken and designed to create more problems and discrimination not solve them.</p> aadcb330-dd05-8047-c484-7286ed402485 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/38463 Mon, 27 Apr 2020 20:33:46 +0000 2758 false full Pistol Pete Takes that Walk with Roy Bolus Part 2 Pistol Pete Takes that Walk with Roy Bolus Part 2 3 1 Mosaic Media If you liked the first half of pIstol Petes walk with Roy Bolus, you'll enjoy part 2 even more. They talk getting pardoned, clemency, creating a first of its kind program for educating fellow inmates and becoming a teacher inside of prison and being offered a job at Yale University If you liked the first half of pIstol Petes walk with Roy Bolus, you'll enjoy part 2 even more. They talk getting pardoned, clemency, creating a first of its kind program for educating fellow inmates and becoming a teacher inside of prison and being offered a job at Yale University

]]> <p>If you liked the first half of pIstol Petes walk with Roy Bolus, you&#39;ll enjoy part 2 even more. They talk getting pardoned, clemency, creating a first of its kind program for educating fellow inmates and becoming a teacher inside of prison and being offered a job at Yale University</p> c9e2b8bc-dc7c-20eb-3546-d83b332b3fa9 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/36685 Mon, 20 Apr 2020 20:02:16 +0000 2661 false full Pistol Pete Takes a Walk with Roy Bolus a man who was pardoned by Governor Cuomo Pistol Pete Takes a Walk with Roy Bolus a man who was pardoned by Governor Cuomo 3 1 Mosaic Media Roy shares so many gems with Pistol Pete when they take that walk in the yard. This man overcame all the odds. His story is an amazing example of perseverance. From being arrested an convicted for a crime he did not commit to making the decision while incarcerated to get a college degree, then two masters, and finishing his Phd. IF that isn't enough, he is one of the first prison to receive a pardon and clemency from Governor Cuomo. So much gold in his journey, we broke his interview into two parts. Get ready for another great two episodes from Dog in the Yard! Roy shares so many gems with Pistol Pete when they take that walk in the yard. This man overcame all the odds. His story is an amazing example of perseverance. From being arrested an convicted for a crime he did not commit to making the decision while incarcerated to get a college degree, then two masters, and finishing his Phd. IF that isn't enough, he is one of the first prison to receive a pardon and clemency from Governor Cuomo. So much gold in his journey, we broke his interview into two parts. Get ready for another great two episodes from Dog in the Yard!

]]> <p>Roy shares so many gems with Pistol Pete when they take that walk in the yard. This man overcame all the odds. His story is an amazing example of perseverance. From being arrested an convicted for a crime he did not commit to making the decision while incarcerated to get a college degree, then two masters, and finishing his Phd. IF that isn&#39;t enough, he is one of the first prison to receive a pardon and clemency from Governor Cuomo. So much gold in his journey, we broke his interview into two parts. Get ready for another great two episodes from Dog in the Yard!</p> 4033320c-f649-5d52-2f9e-67dd1c5e78c5 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/34846 Mon, 13 Apr 2020 17:20:16 +0000 2459 false full Pistol Pete Takes that Walk around the Yard with Tsu-Surf Pistol Pete Takes that Walk around the Yard with Tsu-Surf 2 1 Mosaic Media In this inaugural episode Listen to Pistol Pete and Dice discuss the current affairs of the Coronavirus and the impact on the jails and prisons in our country and then take that walk with Tsu-Surf the notorious battle rapper from Newark and how his time up top changed his outlook on life for ever. Let's Get It! In this inaugural episode Listen to Pistol Pete and Dice discuss the current affairs of the Coronavirus and the impact on the jails and prisons in our country and then take that walk with Tsu-Surf the notorious battle rapper from Newark and how his time up top changed his outlook on life for ever. Let's Get It!

]]> <p>In this inaugural episode Listen to Pistol Pete and Dice discuss the current affairs of the Coronavirus and the impact on the jails and prisons in our country and then take that walk with Tsu-Surf the notorious battle rapper from Newark and how his time up top changed his outlook on life for ever. Let&#39;s Get It!</p> 0f781d6d-18e3-a825-35d3-47d1ee3ca9e0 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/33255 Mon, 06 Apr 2020 19:29:05 +0000 4492 true full Series Sizzle Montage Series Sizzle Montage 1 1 Mosaic Media This is just a teaser for you all to get a fell for the vibe that we will have. Stay tuned for our first drop! This is just a teaser for you all to get a fell for the vibe that we will have. Stay tuned for our first drop!

]]> <p>This is just a teaser for you all to get a fell for the vibe that we will have. Stay tuned for our first drop!</p> 7e22ecec-a80c-f90d-bf74-b5835ef1d842 https://rss.com/podcasts/dogintheyard/33243 Mon, 06 Apr 2020 18:53:22 +0000 38 true