In this episode, Pistol Pete sits down with Big Bootsie, a man whose life story is as gritty as it is inspiring. Growing up in Kingston, New York, and later navigating the rough streets of Jessup, Maryland, Bootsie was no stranger to the hustle. In 1992, his life took a dramatic turn when he was pulled over illegally in Newport News, Virginia, and faced a daunting 60-year sentence for drug smuggling.

Bootsie shares the raw truth about the choices that led him down this path, his time in the system, and how he managed to survive and rebuild. From feeding the homeless every Sunday in North Carolina to producing films like "A Polished Soul" and "17 Days," Bootsie is living proof that it’s never too late to turn your life around.

Tune in to hear Big Bootsie’s story—a tale of redemption, resilience, and the power of change. Whether you’re in need of inspiration or simply want to hear a gripping story of survival, this episode has it all.

Dog In The Yard: Real Stories From Real Comrades
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