Dog In The Yard

Dog In The Yard
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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.

  1. From Multiple Prison Bids to Purpose - Anthony Colón Sr.

    4D AGO

    From Multiple Prison Bids to Purpose - Anthony Colón Sr.

    Anthony Colón Sr., known as Scarface, is a Bronx native, entrepreneur, and community advocate whose life includes more than two decades spent incarcerated across state and federal systems. Growing up on 188th Street and Marion Avenue, Anthony served four prison bids totaling 22½ years for charges related to drugs, assault, financial crimes, and organized schemes. His incarceration experience spanned New York State, Pennsylvania, Florida, Atlanta, and federal custody, exposing him to multiple systems and realities. Now eight years home, Anthony is the founder of Premier Wellness of South Florida, a published author, homeowner, and co-host of Success After Lockdown. This episode of Dog In The Yard explores his journey from repeated incarceration to ownership, stability, and service—and how empowerment and education became central to his mission. Dog In The Yard: Real Stories From Real Comrades 🎥 Full Episodes: YouTube.com/@DogInTheYard 📱 Follow: @dogintheyardpodcast 📩 Booking & Inquiries: therealdogintheyard@gmail.com 🌐 Join the movement: dogintheyard.org

    1h 19m
  2. Eric “EB” Benson: Accountability, Education, and Transformation

    FEB 2

    Eric “EB” Benson: Accountability, Education, and Transformation

    Eric Benson, known as EB, is a Bronx native, entrepreneur, and credible messenger whose life was shaped by early exposure to the streets and transformed through accountability and education. At 20 years old, EB was sentenced to 25 years to life for taking another young man’s life. He spent more than 27 years incarcerated, where he made a conscious decision to change. Entering prison without a GED, he earned multiple college degrees and vocational certifications, building a foundation for life beyond incarceration. Released in August 2020 and fully discharged from parole in 2023, EB returned home focused on work, growth, and service. Today, he holds multiple roles as a case manager, facilitator, and motivational speaker, using his story to support others navigating reentry and personal responsibility. This episode of Dog In The Yard explores EB’s journey of accountability, education, and what it means to truly rebuild a life. Dog In The Yard: Real Stories From Real Comrades 🎥 Full Episodes: YouTube.com/@DogInTheYard 📱 Follow: @dogintheyardpodcast 📩 Booking & Inquiries: therealdogintheyard@gmail.com 🌐 Join the movement: dogintheyard.org

    1h 1m
  3. Supreme: Hustle, Enterprise, and Community Transformation

    JAN 26

    Supreme: Hustle, Enterprise, and Community Transformation

    Emmanuel Pierre-Louis, known as “Supreme,” is a Queens-born entrepreneur, certified CMS practitioner, and community leader whose life bridges business, culture, and violence prevention. After returning home from incarceration, Supreme built First Choice Enterprises, launching ventures across fashion, music, nightlife, and retail that gained national visibility and celebrity support. His brands and creative work helped define streetwear and hip-hop culture throughout the East Coast. Today, Supreme applies his experience on the front lines of community safety as a CMS-certified interventionist with NYC Health + Hospitals / Lincoln Guns Down Life Up, leading violence interruption, crisis response, and youth development initiatives. As Founder and CEO of N1DP INC, he continues mentoring young people through sports, culture, and entrepreneurship.  This episode of Dog In The Yard explores Supreme’s journey from survival to leadershi and how vision, accountability, and purpose can transform lives and communities. Dog In The Yard: Real Stories From Real Comrades 🎥 Full Episodes: YouTube.com/@DogInTheYard 📱 Follow: @dogintheyardpodcast 📩 Booking & Inquiries: therealdogintheyard@gmail.com 🌐 Join the movement: dogintheyard.org

    1h 23m
  4. Wise Money: From Federal Prison to Financial Freedom

    JAN 19

    Wise Money: From Federal Prison to Financial Freedom

    Wise Money is a financial educator and entrepreneur who turned adversity into opportunity after overcoming a federal prison sentence. With limited formal education, Wise Money fought and won his own federal appeal, earning his freedom and using that second chance to completely transform his life. Since returning home, he has dedicated himself to financial education, mindset development, and helping others break cycles of poverty and incarceration. Through the Wise Money platform, he teaches investing strategies, discipline, and long-term thinking especially to individuals who were never given access to financial literacy.  In this episode of Dog In The Yard, Wise Money shares how self-education, accountability, and execution changed everything, and why financial freedom begins with mastering your mindset. Dog In The Yard: Real Stories From Real Comrades 🎥 Full Episodes: YouTube.com/@DogInTheYard 📱 Follow: @dogintheyardpodcast 📩 Booking & Inquiries: therealdogintheyard@gmail.com 🌐 Join the movement: dogintheyard.org

    1h 36m

  5. JAN 12

    Joe Avianne: Business, Culture, and Public Scrutiny

    Joe Avianne, born Yosef Aranbayev, is a New York City based jeweler and entrepreneur best known as the co-founder and public face of Avianne & Co. Jewelers, a custom jewelry brand that emerged from Manhattan’s Diamond District and became closely connected to hip-hop and pop culture.  After immigrating from Uzbekistan and growing up in Brooklyn, Joe entered the jewelry business at a young age. Alongside his brother Izzy, he helped grow Avianne & Co. into a globally recognized name, known for bold custom pieces worn by artists and athletes. In June 2020, Joe Avianne was arrested in Queens, New York, in connection with an incident that led to serious criminal charges, including attempted murder and assault, according to public records. While the arrest and charges are documented, publicly available sources do not clearly show a final conviction or sentence.  This episode of Dog In The Yard examines Joe Avianne’s journey through success, controversy, and public attention highlighting how business, culture, and accountability intersect. Dog In The Yard: Real Stories From Real Comrades 🎥 Full Episodes: YouTube.com/@DogInTheYard 📱 Follow: @dogintheyardpodcast 📩 Booking & Inquiries: therealdogintheyard@gmail.com 🌐 Join the movement: dogintheyard.org

    1 hr
  6. Max B Clarifies His Upbringing and Legal Misunderstandings

    JAN 5

    Max B Clarifies His Upbringing and Legal Misunderstandings

    Born Charly Wingate and raised in Harlem, Max B helped shape a sound, language, and movement that influenced an entire generation of street music. His creativity and individuality made him impossible to ignore and even during years away from the spotlight, his influence never faded. Recently released from prison, Max B joins Dog In The Yard for an exclusive conversation focused on clarifying his upbringing, addressing long standing legal misunderstandings, and reflecting on the personal growth that came with time and distance. This episode is not about rumors or headlines it’s about perspective, accountability, and telling the story in his own words. Max B speaks openly about where he comes from, how his environment shaped him, and what it means to return home with clarity after years of reflection. He discusses legacy, responsibility, and the lessons learned through hardship offering insight into how time behind the wall changed his outlook on life, freedom, and purpose. This episode captures a pivotal moment: a respected voice returning to the conversation, ready to move forward with intention and truth.  🎙 Hosted by: Pistol Pete: @pistolpetekarts BX Tone: @tonybxtonewindley 🎤 Guest: Max B: @maxb140 Dog In The Yard: Real Stories From Real Comrades 🎥 Full Episodes: YouTube.com/@DogInTheYard 📱 Follow: @dogintheyardpodcast 📩 Booking & Inquiries: therealdogintheyard@gmail.com 🌐 Join the movement: dogintheyard.org

    44 min
  7. Life After the System - Tony Yayo Reflects (Part II)

    2025-12-29

    Life After the System - Tony Yayo Reflects (Part II)

    In Part II of Tony Yayo’s Dog In The Yard episode, the focus shifts from incarceration to life after coming home. Yayo reflects on returning to freedom, reconnecting with his crew, and navigating personal growth while carrying the weight of past experiences. He speaks openly about loyalty, maturity, and how time behind the wall changed his outlook on life, music, and responsibility. This episode explores what it means to move forward after the system  balancing success with self-awareness, and understanding that survival is only the first step toward purpose. 🎙 Hosts: Pistol Pete (@pistolpetekarts) BX Tone (@brainbodysequencesdevelopment) 🎤 Guest: Tony Yayo (@tonyyayo) Dog In The Yard: Real Stories From Real Comrades 🎥 Full Episodes: YouTube.com/@DogInTheYard 📱 Follow: @dogintheyardpodcast 📩 Booking & Inquiries: therealdogintheyard@gmail.com 🌐 Join the movement: dogintheyard.org

    45 min
  8. Before the Fame: Tony Yayo’s Prison Story (Part I)

    2025-12-22

    Before the Fame: Tony Yayo’s Prison Story (Part I)

    Before becoming a household name in hip-hop, Tony Yayo faced a defining chapter shaped by the justice system. Between 2002 and 2004, Yayo was incarcerated on charges related to felony weapon possession, bail jumping, and the use of a forged passport, stemming from a 2002 arrest involving a firearm and false identification. Despite having bail posted, the seriousness of the charges kept him behind bars during the early rise of G-Unit. In this first part of his Dog In The Yard episode, Tony Yayo reflects on that period watching success unfold from the inside, navigating the system, and preparing himself mentally for the moment he’d finally return home. Part 1 focuses on the time, the pressure, and the foundation that shaped the man audiences would later see back in the spotlight. 🎙 Hosted by: Pistol Pete – @pistolpetekarts BX Tone – @brainbodysequencesdevelopment 🎤 Guest: Tony Yayo – ​⁠@tonyyayo Dog In The Yard: Real Stories From Real Comrades 🎥 Full Episodes: YouTube.com/@DogInTheYard 📱 Follow: @dogintheyardpodcast 📩 Booking & Inquiries: therealdogintheyard@gmail.com 🌐 Join the movement: dogintheyard.org

    48 min
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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.

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  • Creator
    Dog In The Yard
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    188
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © Dog In The Yard LLC
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