You love the game and feel your heart race in the run, but everything changes when you are forced to sit down and slow your breath.

Suddenly you replay the choices you made on the move and wonder about the things you should have done while you had the chance.

Damiani recounts how a Mother's Day meant for family turned into a violent home invasion that upended his life. He explains the emotional and environmental influences of street life, movies, and absent fatherhood that pushed him toward crime, the panic and decisions during the aftermath, and the long legal consequences he narrowly avoided.

Throughout the episode he reflects on controlling emotions, choosing better company, spiritual growth, and the hard lessons learned from his time on the run and in custody. This episode is a raw, candid look at regret, responsibility, and the work of rebuilding.

Happy New Year Damiani is home after five and a half years, and this episode celebrates his first holidays back while previewing a season of honest conversations about love, prosperity, resilience, and rebuilding life after prison.

We dive into Damiani’s experiences across multiple prisons, near-death moments, family dynamics, and the choices that led him here. Expect raw storytelling, interviews with relatives and former inmates, and candid talks with mothers navigating relationships after incarceration.

Join us as we take the podcast on the road, invite families to share their stories, and explore how to heal, find clarity, and move forward together in 2026.