Corey 's Corner

Step inside Corey’s Corner — where experience, truth, and leadership collide. Hosted by Corey Pegues a retired NYPD Executive , Army Veteran, best-selling Author, and Community Advocate, this podcast brings raw, unfiltered conversations about law enforcement, politics, and public safety. Weekly episodes will feature a deep dive with change-makers, elected officials, and thought leaders and community advocates on the front lines of policy and justice. Straight from the New York City streets to national headlines, Corey keeps it right, personal, and unapologetically honest. 🎧 Real talk. Right leadership. Real New York. New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe and pull up a seat—you’re in Corey’s Corner now.

Corey 's Corner is a arts podcast hosted by Corey Pegues, with 52 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Corey Pegues hosts Corey 's Corner, a arts show with 52 episodes published.

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  Episode #52

  Beyond the Ballot: Gian Jones on Politics, Business & the Future of Leadership

  Aug 25, 20261h 16m

  Send us Fan Mail On this episode of Corey’s Corner , retired NYPD executive Corey Pegues sits down with business leader, real estate professional, and longtime public servant Gian A. Jones for a candid conversation about politics, business, leadership, and community. With more than 25 years in real estate and finance and over $500 million in transactions and loan workouts , Gian shares how growing up in a single-parent household helped shape his approach to business and public service. Fresh off his experience in the race for Congress, Gian gets real about what he learned from stepping into the political arena, the realities of today’s Democratic Party, affordable housing, public safety, economic opportunity, political division, and what it will take to restore trust in government. Corey asks the tough questions—and Gian doesn’t shy away from them. Right Conversations. Right People. Right Impact. This is Corey’s Corner. Support the show

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  Episode #51

  From Community Activist to City Hall: Council Member Ty Hankerson on Leadership, Public Safety & the Future of Southeast Queens

  Aug 4, 202655 min

  Send us Fan Mail What does it take to lead one of New York City’s most diverse communities? On this episode of Corey’s Corner, retired NYPD Deputy Inspector Corey Pegues sits down with New York City Council Member Ty Hankerson, who represents Council District 28, known as “The Great 28”, serving South Jamaica, South Richmond Hill, Rochdale Village, and South Ozone Park. Born and raised in Southeast Queens, Council Member Hankerson shares his journey from the 106th Precinct Law Enforcement Explorers and nonprofit youth leadership to organizing the nationally recognized Code Black protest and ultimately serving in the New York City Council. Whether you live in Queens, work in public service, or simply care about the future of New York City, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. Subscribe to Corey’s Corner for conversations with today’s leaders, innovators, law enforcement professionals, elected officials, and community changemakers. Support the show

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  Episode #50

  A Father’s Grief, Forgiveness & the Fight Against Gun Violence

  Jul 22, 20261h 3m

  Send us Fan Mail In this powerful and emotional episode of Corey’s Corner, retired NYPD executive Corey Pegues sits down with Demitri McKay Sr., a father whose son, Demitri McKay Jr., was tragically killed by a stray bullet in Queens. Demitri Jr. was more than a headline. He was a son, a father, an MTA bus driver, a man of faith, and a peacemaker deeply loved by his family and community. In this conversation, Mr. McKay opens up about the pain of losing a child, the impact of gun violence on families, the grief that continues behind closed doors, and the strength it takes to speak about forgiveness while still searching for justice. This episode is a father’s testimony, a call for accountability, and a reminder that every life lost to gun violence leaves behind a family, a child, and a legacy that must never be forgotten. Support the show

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  Episode #49

  The Truth About Illegal Vapes in America | Two Law Enforcement Experts Explain the Public Safety Crisis.

  Jul 7, 20261h 9m

  Send us Fan Mail For decades, Wayne Preston Harris and Elliot T. Boyce, Sr. dedicated their careers to protecting communities, building trust, and leading within law enforcement. Combined, they bring more than 70 years of public safety experience to one of today’s most controversial public policy issues, the rise of illegal and unauthorized vaping products in America. In this special episode of Corey’s Corner , retired Rochester Police Deputy Chief Wayne Preston Harris and retired New York State Trooper Elliot T. Boyce, Sr. sits down with host retired NYPD Executive Corey Pegues to discuss the growing illicit vape market, the challenges facing law enforcement, youth access, organized crime, consumer safety, and why distinguishing between FDA-authorized products and illegal products matters. Whether you’re a policymaker, law enforcement professional, parent, educator, retailer, or simply interested in understanding the vaping debate, this episode provides a thoughtful discussion from two respected leaders who have spent their careers protecting the public. Subscribe to Corey’s Corner for in-depth conversations with leaders shaping today’s biggest issues. Support the show

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  Episode #48

  From Haiti to Brooklyn: Kenny Altidor on Art, Community, Politics & Legacy

  Jun 30, 202648 min

  Send us Fan Mail What happens when a paintbrush becomes a tool for healing, leadership, and community transformation? On this episode of Corey’s Corner , host Corey Pegues retired NYPD executive sits down with Kenny Altidor, Haitian-American mural artist, community advocate, former Brooklyn Ambassador, and former New York City Council candidate for a powerful conversation about purpose, perseverance, and public service. Kenny shares his remarkable journey from immigrating to New York at 16 years old to becoming one of Brooklyn’s most respected artists and community leaders. For more than two decades, he has transformed walls into powerful works of art that honor fallen NYPD officers, FDNY firefighters, correction officers, community icons, and cultural legends. This is more than a conversation about art it’s about legacy, service, and the power of one person to inspire an entire community. If you enjoy meaningful conversations about leadership, public service, community empowerment, and inspiring life stories, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with your family and friends. Support the show

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