Jordan Belfort, the Wolf of Wall Street, shares his rise, fall due to addiction, and redemption journey. From Wall Street success to prison, he became a best-selling author and Hollywood icon. Don’t miss his tale of resilience in THE WAY OF THE WOLF.

Dive into the raw and unfiltered truth of gang life with Crip Mac, the legend himself, in episode 131 of “Hell Has An Exit.” From the streets of Texas to the bustling heart of Los Angeles, Crip Mac’s journey is one that is riddled with danger, loyalty, and unexpected transformation.

Jake’s journey is a testament to the power of resilience and hope in overcoming adversity. Despite facing unimaginable trauma and struggling with addiction and mental health issues, he was able to turn his life around and find a sense of purpose. Jake’s story is a reminder of the importance of support and understanding for those battling addiction and mental health issues, and the power of the human spirit to overcome even the darkest of circumstances.

In this episode of Hell Has an Exit, Tony Apanovitch, a man wrongfully convicted for the rape and murder of Mary Ann Flynn, is interviewed by Teddy Tarantino. After 32 years on death row, DNA evidence exonerated him, and he was released as a free man. However, a legal technicality led to his exoneration being overturned, and he was taken back to death row. Richard, who took a martial arts class, became an insider in the early days of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu in the US.

Anthony P and Teddy Tarantino discuss childhood trauma, addiction, and their passion for the 12 step program, highlighting their father’s struggle with addiction and subsequent HIV-related death.