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. Jul 13

    How Tank Helped Build a Billion-Dollar Cannabis Company

    Tanka "Tank" Asongna-Morfaw has spent nearly a decade helping shape one of America's fastest-growing industries.  Originally from the Bronx, New York, Tank moved to Miami after earning a degree in Health Science from Long Island University. While pursuing a healthcare career, he discovered an opportunity in the cannabis industry that would redefine his future. Tank played an instrumental role in opening some of Florida's earliest medical cannabis dispensaries before helping scale MÜV from just 15 locations to more than 65 statewide. As a Senior Retail Operations Manager, he oversaw operations responsible for nearly $100 million in annual revenue and later helped expand recreational cannabis operations into New York City. Outside of cannabis, Tank is also a licensed real estate broker, investor, and property manager with more than 15 years of experience across Florida and New York. In this episode of Dog In The Yard, Tank discusses entrepreneurship, leadership, business growth, the evolution of the cannabis industry, and the mindset required to build lasting success. Follow: Pistol Pete — @pistolpetekarts Tank — @tankathewolfgod 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

  2. Jul 6

    From 51 Years to Life to a Second Chance | Tone

    Anthony H. Baptiste, known as Tone, transformed one of life's greatest setbacks into a story of resilience and redemption. Born in Queens, New York, and raised between Far Rockaway and Suffolk County, Tone spent years working behind the scenes in New York City's nightlife, helping coordinate events featuring some of hip-hop's biggest artists, including Nas, Fabolous, Jadakiss, Future, Fetty Wap, French Montana, Cardi B, and 50 Cent. His life changed after receiving what became a 51-years-to-life sentence on a non-violent drug conviction as a first-time offender. Instead of allowing incarceration to define him, Tone committed himself to personal transformation. During nearly a decade behind bars, he lost over 100 pounds, became a Certified Paralegal, earned his Personal Trainer certification, and prepared himself for a meaningful return home.  Released on merit parole in February 2026, Tone now dedicates his life to public speaking, fitness, acting, modeling, and inspiring others to believe that no setback is too great to overcome. In this episode of Dog In The Yard, Tone shares his incredible story of transformation, the lessons prison taught him, and why he believes every person deserves the opportunity to rewrite their future.  Follow: Pistol Pete — @pistolpetekarts Anthony "Tone" Baptiste — @tonelegacy 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

  3. Jun 29

    He Fought a Murder Charge for 8½ Years | Erico Montalvo

    Erico Montalvo's life took a dramatic turn in July 2015 while celebrating his 18th birthday in Providence, Rhode Island. According to Erico, he was robbed and assaulted that night. During the incident, while defending himself, another man lost his life. He was subsequently arrested and charged with first-degree murder, beginning an eight-and-a-half-year legal battle before ultimately accepting a plea to manslaughter under circumstances he describes as involving self-defense. In total, Erico spent 10 years incarcerated. Since returning home, he has dedicated himself to rebuilding his life, adjusting to society after a decade away, and sharing his testimony in hopes of helping others avoid the decisions and situations that can change a life forever. In this episode of Dog In The Yard, Erico speaks candidly about his case, incarceration, personal growth, and the importance of using life's hardest moments to inspire positive change. Follow: Pistol Pete — @pistolpetekarts Erico Montalvo — @Ricostillmadeit 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

    He Fought a Murder Charge for 8½ Years | Erico Montalvo

  4. Jun 22

    From Federal Time to Viral Fame | Pistol Po

    Pistol Po is a rapper from the East Side of Chicago whose journey is a story of accountability, resilience, and reinvention. Raised on 79th Street, Pistol Po's life changed after being convicted in a federal conspiracy and drug trafficking case that resulted in a 30-month prison sentence. After returning home, he focused his energy on music and building a better future. His dedication eventually paid off when his freestyle videos recorded in his car began gaining attention online, helping him reach a wider audience and establish himself as an emerging artist. In this episode of Dog In The Yard, Pistol Po speaks on federal prison, life after incarceration, the Chicago music scene, and how one opportunity can change the direction of your life. Follow: Pistol Pete — @pistolpetekarts BX Tone — @tonybxtonewindley Pistol Po — @pistolpo79 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

    From Federal Time to Viral Fame | Pistol Po

  5. Jun 15

    Prince Dre on the Case That Changed Everything

    Prince Dre is an artist from Chicago whose life changed after being accused in a high-profile firearms case that brought national attention and controversy. According to Prince Dre, he was accused of possessing eight firearms that he maintains were never in his possession. After being arrested in Las Vegas, he spent time incarcerated and says he was wrongfully held even after bonding out, while allegations surfaced tying him to OTF. The experience became a turning point in his life. Rather than allowing the situation to define him, Prince Dre returned home focused on working harder than ever and continuing to build his career. In this episode of Dog In The Yard, Prince Dre speaks openly about the case, the allegations, the challenges he faced navigating the legal system, and the impact the experience had on his life and future. This conversation explores accountability, public perception, the realities of being caught up in the justice system, and the determination it takes to keep moving forward when your name is attached to controversy. FOLLOW: Pistol Pete: @pistolpetekarts BX Tone: @tonybxtonewindley Prince Dre: @1princedre 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

    Prince Dre on the Case That Changed Everything

  6. Jun 8

    From Prison to Fashion Brand | LoMein Fresh

    Simon “Fresh” Busano Jr., known as LoMein Fresh, is proof that a person's past does not have to define their future. A Brooklyn native, fashion designer, and founder of LoMein Collection LLC, Fresh spent 10 years incarcerated before returning home with a vision to rebuild his life through entrepreneurship and creativity. Founded in 2011, LoMein Collection has become more than a clothing brand—it represents culture, self-expression, resilience, and the realities of navigating life after incarceration. Since his release, Fresh has dedicated himself to fashion, mentorship, and creating opportunities within his community. He is also a graduate of Bard College, earning a Bachelor of Science in Literature and Humanities while continuing to expand his impact through business and storytelling. In this episode of Dog In The Yard, LoMein Fresh discusses incarceration, rebuilding after prison, entrepreneurship, fashion, and the mindset required to transform adversity into opportunity.Follow: Pistol Pete — @pistolpetekarts BX Tone — @tonybxtonewindley LoMein Fresh — @artdealerfresh @lomein_collection 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

    From Prison to Fashion Brand | LoMein Fresh

  7. Jun 1

    39 Years Later: OG Sharieff Comes Home

    OG Sharieff spent 39 years incarcerated before finally returning home on August 16, 2025. Raised between Brooklyn’s Fort Greene Projects and Harlem’s 140th Street and Convent Avenue, OG Sharieff grew up during a different era of New York City, surrounded by influential figures and a rapidly changing culture. After serving nearly four decades on a murder and weapons case, he now faces the challenge of adjusting to a world that evolved without him. At 71 years old, his focus is simple: stay on the right path, rebuild his life, and make the most of the freedom he waited 39 years to experience.  In this episode of Dog In The Yard, OG Sharieff shares his journey, lessons learned behind the wall, and the reality of coming home after nearly four decades in prison.  Follow: Pistol Pete — @pistolpetekarts BX Tone — @tonybxtonewindley 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

    39 Years Later: OG Sharieff Comes Home

  8. May 25

    From Prison Time to Frontline Journalism - Elliot Carter

    Elliott Carterr is using journalism to expose the realities of the justice system from the inside out. Born and raised in Staten Island, Elliott previously served 36 months in state prison for a home invasion case an experience that completely reshaped his outlook on life and justice. After returning home, he founded LFTG Radio, The Gutter Report, and The Gutter Justice Project, creating platforms centered around prison reform, wrongful convictions, and giving incarcerated individuals a voice. Today, Elliott focuses on frontline journalism, speaking directly with incarcerated people, covering active legal cases, and documenting stories often overlooked by mainstream media. In this episode of Dog In The Yard, Elliott Carterr speaks on prison, accountability, journalism, wrongful convictions, and his mission to bring truth to light through storytelling and advocacy. Follow:
 Pistol Pete - @pistolpetekarts
 BX Tone - @tonybxtonewindley
 Elliott Carterr - @lftgnews 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

    From Prison Time to Frontline Journalism - Elliot Carter
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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
    208
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Dog In The Yard LLC
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    Dog In The Yard

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