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The Connect- with Johnny Mitchell

The Connect- with Johnny Mitchell

Johnny Mitchell 221 Episodes Oct 12, 2026

Former drug trafficker and standup comedian Johnny Mitchell takes you inside the world of drugs, crime, prison, and the politics of the War on Drugs.

Episodes

The Truth About Tupac's Murder | The Keefe-D Story
The Truth About Tupac's Murder | The Keefe-D Story Oct 12, 2026 3297 Nearly 30 years after Tupac Shakur was gunned down on the Las Vegas Strip, one of the most infamous murder cases in hip-hop history has finally reached a verdict. And the man convicted of orchestrating the killing may have sealed his own fate by refusing to keep his mouth shut. On August 31, 2026, Duane "Keefe D" Davis, a former high-ranking Southside Compton Crip, was found guilty of first-deg
How A Mexican Narco Dynasty Built A U.S. Drug Empire
How A Mexican Narco Dynasty Built A U.S. Drug Empire Oct 11, 2026 15833 Martin Munoz up in Anaheim, just minutes from Disneyland—but behind the scenes, his family was connected to a completely different world. In this episode, Martin tells the story of growing up around a family involved in high-level drug trafficking between Mexico and Southern California. He describes an uncle who operated at a major level before mysteriously disappearing in Tijuana, a father who
How A Gang Leader Survived America's Worst Prison System
How A Gang Leader Survived America's Worst Prison System Oct 4, 2026 9712 Diaz Aguilar went to prison at 23 years old and spent the next 22 years inside Mississippi’s notoriously violent prison system. In this episode, Diaz sits down to tell the unbelievable story of how he survived decades behind bars while navigating gang politics, corrupt prison staff, brutal violence, and a massive underground contraband economy. Diaz explains how inmates worked with guards to
How A Cocaine Trafficker Survived 10 Years As A Fugitive In Mexico
How A Cocaine Trafficker Survived 10 Years As A Fugitive In Mexico Sep 30, 2026 10224 Scott Anthony had already lived a life most people wouldn't believe. He grew up in Chicago street gangs, robbed drug dealers, trafficked cocaine, fled the United States, lived under aliases, and eventually built a new life in Mexico. Then he discovered another business: Cuban cigars. While still on federal probation, Scott says he began traveling to Cuba, buying hundreds of boxes of cigar
Hells Angels Enforcer Reveals Life At War With The Mongols
Hells Angels Enforcer Reveals Life At War With The Mongols Sep 27, 2026 8399 Former Hells Angel Joby Walters sits down to tell the unbelievable story of how he entered the outlaw motorcycle world at nearly 50 years old, rose through the ranks, survived one of the most infamous biker wars in American history, and eventually walked away from it all. Joby recounts meeting legendary Hells Angel Sonny Barger, earning his patch, and becoming deeply involved in the Arizona clu
Inside The Dark Web Credit Card Scam Making Millions Every Month
Inside The Dark Web Credit Card Scam Making Millions Every Month Sep 23, 2026 11298 Matthew Handy lived through 20 years of addiction, crime, prison, paranoia, and survival before finally turning his life around. In this episode, Matt sits down to tell the wild story of how his life spiraled from early drug use in San Diego to heroin addiction, meth dealing, organized retail theft, credit card fraud, extortion, bank robbery, and cartel-adjacent chaos on both sides of the borde
Why A Successful Rapper Confessed To Murder 17 Years Later
Why A Successful Rapper Confessed To Murder 17 Years Later Sep 20, 2026 8953 Former Bad Boy rapper G. Dep sits down to tell one of the most unbelievable stories in hip-hop history. Growing up in Harlem during the height of the crack era, G. Dep went from hustling in the streets and battling drug addiction to landing a record deal with Bad Boy Entertainment and becoming one of the label’s rising stars. But behind the success, the music, and the fame was a secret that con
Baltimore’s Fentanyl Epidemic Is Worse Than You Think
Baltimore’s Fentanyl Epidemic Is Worse Than You Think Sep 16, 2026 2343 Baltimore has always had a reputation as one of America’s toughest cities — a place shaped by poverty, violence, addiction, and survival. In this episode, Johnny travels through Baltimore to see how the city has changed since The Wire, how the drug trade has evolved from heroin to fentanyl, and why homicides have recently dropped despite open-air dealing still being visible across the city. Wit
The White Crack Kingpin Who Ran An All-Black Drug Crew
The White Crack Kingpin Who Ran An All-Black Drug Crew Sep 13, 2026 9148 Black Label has one of the wildest stories we’ve ever heard on The Connect. Growing up in extreme poverty in St. Petersburg, Florida, he was surrounded by crack, violence, and chaos from an early age. By 11 years old, he was already selling drugs. By his late teens, Black Label says he was helping run a multi-million-dollar drug operation, moving large quantities of crack and cocaine while lead
Is Trump Covering Up Melania’s Connection To Jeffrey Epstein?
Is Trump Covering Up Melania’s Connection To Jeffrey Epstein? Sep 9, 2026 7465 Donald Trump once appeared unusually willing to confront the Jeffrey Epstein story. According to Julian Dorey, Trump reportedly cooperated with an attorney representing Epstein victims, publicly urged people to investigate Epstein and his powerful connections, and later campaigned alongside calls for greater transparency. So what changed? In this episode, Julian Dorey joins for a deep dive i
Inside The New Jersey Mafia That Inspired The Sopranos
Inside The New Jersey Mafia That Inspired The Sopranos Sep 6, 2026 9466 Jimmy “Easy” Saracco lived the kind of Mafia life most people only know from movies. In this episode, the former DeCavalcante associate opens up about coming up in New York’s underworld, making serious money through bookmaking and loansharking, carrying out violent orders, and operating around the New Jersey crime family often associated with the real-life inspiration behind The Sopranos. Ji
Could A U.S. Intervention In Mexico Become America’s Next Vietnam?
Could A U.S. Intervention In Mexico Become America’s Next Vietnam? Sep 2, 2026 6130 Could a U.S. military intervention in Mexico actually happen—and what would it look like if it did? Ed Calderon joins the show and we break down the growing tension between the United States and Mexico, the strategic importance of northern Mexico’s manufacturing base, and why a future conflict could extend far beyond the fight against cartels and fentanyl. The conversation explores the potentia

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