Growing up in The Bronx wasn’t easy as for Bossalinie. Moving to the United States at a young age, from Puerto Rico made him vulnerable to the streets. At the age of 16 he went to Spofford Juvenile Detention Center. From that point on that’s when Bossalinie, knew he was capable of living this street life. At 19 he had an encounter with some drug dealers and that’s when he caught the charge for murder. As life continued, Bossalinie was having a change of heart, realizing that this type of lifestyle wasn’t something to die for. 

J.O. isn’t your average kid from Yonkers. At the age of 10, he experienced losing two male figures in his life to the system. At the age of 17, his life switched around while being there for someone he shouldn’t have. While doing his sentence, he had a change of heart. A change for the better. A change that gave our youth the influence they needed. In 2019, thats when 914 United was created. A mentoring organization to give our youth the guidance needed instead of being in the streets jeopardizing their future. Let’s give J.O. his flowers as we hear and discuss his life experiences.

From doing pull ups in the city to doing pull ups in Rikers. Giant isn’t your ordinary comrade. Using fitness to uplift our community, Giant has been able to change the perception of “being gangsta” with our youth one bar at a time. For all those that know Giant let’s give him his flowers, as he tells us his incredible story of becoming “BARTENDAZ”.

Living in the streets was not easy for Peter Gunz. Coming from a home where both of his brothers had severe drug addiction, made him change his life for the better. But there’s always someone ready to hold you back from your greatness. Peter Gunz opens up to us about his experience with his gun charge, his new ventures in life and how his son’s sentence had a great impact on him. Let’s take this walk with Peter Gunz and hear what he has to say.

Premium Pete "The King of Podcast" shares his upbringing, that led to his incarceration. Without facing these tribulations "The Podcast King" would have never became one of the biggest innovators in the game. Take this walk with us down to Rikers and hear his story about turning a negative to a positive.

10 Toes Down spent 21 years behind bars, he started at a young age selling drugs in the Sugar Hill section of Harlem. He's been home for 10 years and sits down with Pete to tell his story.

Talk It Trigga from Harlem did 12 years in Upstate New York. He's been home for 3 years and Pete sits down with Talk It Trigga to hear his story.

Pistol Pete sits down with Jus.

Pistol Pete sits down with IZ.

Pistol Pete sits down with Fried Rice.