In this compelling episode of "Dog In The Yard," we sit down with Shariff S-ONE Harris, a resilient voice from Castle Hill, Bronx NY. Shariff’s journey is marked by a lengthy and challenging 16-year incarceration, where he faced charges including A-1 Conspiracy, Robbery 1st, multiple sales of a controlled substance, Assault 2nd, and Conspiracy to Murder. Despite these trials, S-ONE has transformed his life, channeling his experiences into a powerful message through music and activism. He is now actively involved with the non-profit organization Guns Down Life Up, dedicating his efforts to violence prevention and community upliftment. Join us as S-ONE shares his gripping story of struggle, redemption, and the ongoing mission to make a positive impact in the world.

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In this compelling episode, we delve into the life of Mario Machete Perez, a man whose story is a testament to resilience and hope. Growing up in the vibrant yet challenging neighborhood of Bushwick, Brooklyn, Mario faced numerous hardships from an early age. His life took a dramatic turn when he was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to 27 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Mario opens up about his experiences, sharing the trials and tribulations he endured both inside and outside of prison walls. His narrative is one of struggle, perseverance, and ultimately, triumph. Join us as Mario recounts his journey through the criminal justice system, the fight to clear his name, and the indomitable spirit that helped him navigate these turbulent waters.

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In this gripping episode of Dog In The Yard, we sit down with Rob Low, also known as RobLow Da Matrix. Hailing from Harlem's St. Nicholas Projects and repping the Bronx's Patterson Projects, Rob shares his incredible journey. With 24 years in the system, spanning three state bids and one federal bid for charges including two attempted murders, gun possession, and drug conspiracy, Rob's story is one of resilience and transformation. Since his release three years ago from a 12 to life sentence, Rob has been making strides in the music, movie, and literary worlds while also serving as a motivational speaker for the youth. From his days as a member of Sex-Money-Murda since 1993 to his current life of positivity and productivity, Rob's story is a testament to the power of redemption and change. Tune in to hear Rob Low's powerful narrative of going from a prison cell to living well, only on Dog In The Yard.

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Julito, from 193rd and Creston Ave in the Bronx, made his name selling millions of dollars worth of weed, notably branded as Mango Piña, and other narcotics. He became infamous through the 100-million-dollar Creston Ave takedown case. His story was portrayed by Reggaeton star De La Ghetto in Netflix's "El Ganador," the series about Nicky Jam. Nicky Jam and Daddy Yankee were part of Julito’s crew in the Bronx and collaborated with him in Puerto Rico.

Julito was sentenced to 17 years in state and federal prison but served 11 years due to the Donald Trump prison reform act, maintaining his silence and never turning informant. His state sentence was for a robbery case, and the federal sentence related to the Creston Ave case.

Now, Julito is releasing a book about his life, "The United States of America v. Julito," available in various formats and languages. He has co-founded FTC Publishing with his nephew Adam, launched a record label with major distribution, and hosts the FTCNYC Podcast.

We got a legendary episode for y'all this week comedian Smoky Suarez. First and foremost thank you for coming onto my platform to give your story to these young brothers and sisters. Greatly appreciated. For those that don't know about Smoky Suarez he's been in some famous hood movies like State Property 2, Paper Soldiers and Death of A Dynasty. As well as doing stand up comedy with some legends. All I can say is it's not about how much time you do it's about what you do after that determines your life. My brother definitely switched his life around after those trials and tribulations.

We got nothing but positive vibes and knowledge with this interview. First and foremost, thank you Prince for coming through and sharing your story. My brother Prince is official. This brother here went through one hell of a journey growing up with no father figure, following his friends in the streets to being on the run for 3 1/2 years and being labeled as America’s Most Wanted. That’s a 1st on this platform, so I hope all my brothers and sisters listen to his message and see that change and growth is what can drive us to be the better version of ourselves.

Meet Ern, a native of Yonkers, NY, with roots in Honduras and Belize, Central America. After being sentenced to seven years in prison for second-degree robbery and two violations, Ern has since transformed his life. Join us as he shares his inspiring journey of redemption and resilience. From his struggles behind bars to finding purpose and success post-incarceration, Ern now leads a security team, pursues acting, and embraces the joys of raising his three beautiful children. Discover how Ern's story highlights the power of second chances and the importance of perseverance in overcoming adversity.

Cory Gunz, a Bronx rapper, gained major recognition with his explosive feature on Lil Wayne's "6 Foot 7 Foot." Just as his career was taking off, he faced a significant setback in 2012 when he was arrested for possessing a loaded firearm, which could have led to a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence. Due to his clean record and legal support, he ultimately received probation instead of prison time. This incident forced Cory to step back and refocus on his personal life and music, avoiding the release of new material for a period.

Despite these challenges, Cory's legal troubles helped him gain perspective and resilience. He has since stayed out of further legal issues and returned to his passion for music with renewed dedication. Cory remains true to his career and family, demonstrating a strong commitment to both despite past adversities. His journey reflects his ability to overcome setbacks and continue pursuing his dreams, making him a noteworthy figure in the hip-hop community.

Join us on this weeks episode of Dog In The Yard as we sit down with Spanks, a passionate advocate for prison reform. Originally from Westchester, NY, Spanks shares his journey from serving time for Assault 1 at Valhalla County to his current endeavors. He now runs his own podcast, "NothingsNormalPodcast," and operates the SteeleHandsBoxing program, focusing on rehabilitation through boxing. Tune in as we discuss his experiences and insights into the challenges of the prison system and the path to reform.

Join us in this eye-opening episode of Dog In The Yard as we delve into the personal journey of Moneyz, a former community leader from the Southside of Yonkers, NY. After serving 24 months upstate for possession of a weapon, Staylow reflects on his multifaceted life pre-incarceration. From managing local artists and running a successful nightlife scene to coaching youth football and spearheading community initiatives, Moneyz was a pillar of his community. Tune in as we explore his experiences, challenges, and contributions, shedding light on the complexities of the prison system and the impact of incarceration on individuals and communities.