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From The Tunnel To The Hill

From The Tunnel To The Hill

De : Allison Zayas
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Long before the closed-door meetings and strategy sessions on Capitol Hill, there were hip hop clubs, studio sessions, concerts, and unforgettable nights that defined an era. From Freaknik to Philly, Miami to Cancun, and boxing matches in Vegas, my girls and I lived it—immersed in culture, movement, and moments that mattered.

My journey begins inside New York City’s iconic Tunnel nightclub and leads all the way to the political epicenter of the world.Copyright Allison Zayas
Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques Sciences sociales
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    • From Uptown Records to Billionaires: Kurt Woodley on Puff Daddy, Mary J. Blige & the 90s
      Feb 12 2026
      Before billion-dollar empires, chart-topping albums, and iconic legacies, there was Uptown Records and a group of young creatives figuring it out in real time.

      In this powerful episode of From the Tunnel to the Hill, hosts Allison and Jet sit down with Kurt Woodley, former VP of A&R at Uptown Records, to unpack never-before-told stories from the golden era of 90s R&B and hip-hop.

      Kurt shares what it was really like when Sean Combs (Puff Daddy) was just an intern running errands and how his relentless work ethic and business mindset hinted at the mogul he’d become. He also breaks down the creation of Mary J. Blige’s groundbreaking sound, the culture inside Uptown, and the risks, chaos, and loyalty that defined the era.

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      1 h et 4 min
    • From Life Sentences to Life Purpose | Akbar Pray & Isaac Wright Jr. | Part 2 of 2
      Feb 6 2026
      In this powerful episode of From the Tunnel to the Hill, host Allison Zayas sits down with Isaac Wright Jr. and Akbar Pray for a raw, unfiltered conversation about wrongful conviction, redemption, and the fight for justice. Isaac Wright Jr., whose real-life story inspired the ABC series "For Life", shares how he was falsely labeled a drug kingpin, sentenced to prison, and survived a maximum-security facility while teaching himself the law to prove his innocence and win his freedom.

      Former Drug Kingpin, Akbar Pray, reflects on his journey from receiving a life-without-parole sentence to rehabilitation, release, and becoming a powerful voice for accountability, transformation, and community restoration.

      Together, they break down:
      • How the criminal justice system fails
      • The emotional cost of wrongful convictions
      • What real redemption looks like after incarceration
      • Why second chances matter - for individuals and society
      This episode offers firsthand insight into resilience, justice reform, and what it truly means to reclaim purpose after prison.

      📌 Follow us on Instagram: @FromTheTunnelToTheHill
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      1 h et 38 min
    • Isaac Wright Jr. & Akbar Pray Speak: Wrongfully Convicted to Fully Redeemed, Part 1 of 2
      Jan 30 2026
      In this episode of From the Tunnel to the Hill, Allison Zayas sits down with Isaac Wright Jr. and Akbar Pray for a powerful conversation on wrongful conviction, redemption, and the fight for justice.

      Wright—whose life story inspired the ABC series For Life—recounts being falsely convicted as a drug kingpin, serving time in a maximum-security prison, and teaching himself the law to ultimately prove his innocence. Pray, once a major figure in New Jersey’s drug trade, shares his journey from a life-without-parole sentence to rehabilitation, release, and a renewed commitment to community service.

      Together, they unpack resilience, the flaws of the criminal justice system, and what accountability and transformation truly look like—setting the stage for deeper conversations on justice and reform.

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      43 min
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