Pena The Mentor shares his journey from growing up in the Patterson Projects of the South Bronx to federal prison and ultimately finding purpose through mentorship and community service.

After early incarceration, luxury living, and deep ties within the reggaeton music industry, Pena faced an 11½-year federal sentence. During his time inside, he endured the loss of his mother a moment that reshaped his outlook on life. 

Now home, he has turned his influence into impact mentoring youth, launching free educational programs in audio engineering and photography, working at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and dedicating his life to service and faith. 

This episode explores identity, loss, accountability, and transformation.

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