The Italian American Podcast is the first and most engaging podcast dedicated to helping Italian Americans learn about and celebrate their brilliant heritage. We're obsessed with our heritage, and each week we'll discuss all things Italian American- including history and family traditions, genealogy, recipes, language, and more with smarts, heart, and a lot of laughs! We'll be joined by celebrity guests, experts, authors, and everyday Italian Americans for honest and thoughtful conversations digging deep into the 'hows and whys' of who we are, and sharing the heart of the Italian American experience with the 25 million Americans lucky enough to have been born Italian! And, like all the best Italian American conversations, ours take place around the kitchen table- meaning every time you tune in you'll be entertained, educated, and brought right back to where you belong… amongst family! more

Step into the heart of Brooklyn and right into the lively Italian home of the Growing Up Italian trio—Rocco, Sabino, and Michela! These three first-generation Italians are serving up laughs, love, and lots of culture straight from Williamsburg. They started this podcast to bring the Italian community together, celebrate their roots, and keep the traditions alive—from Nonna's recipes to classic family debates. Each Sunday, they're dropping a brand new episode packed with fresh takes on the Italian lifestyle, featuring hilarious stories, real talk, and special guests from all corners of the Italian world. Whether you're sipping espresso or stuck in traffic, you're officially invited to the table. Mangia, laugh, and stay connected—because being Italian is more than just a culture, it's a vibe. more

Prologo. Mi chiamo Fabio Fabiano sono un giallista appassionato di storia del crimine ed ho deciso di raccontarvi la mafia d'america. Per narrare questo fenomeno ho quasi perso la vista leggendo i rapporti ufficiali dell'FBI, quelli dei dipartimenti di polizia degli stati che l'hanno combattuta, le leggi, le sentenze dei Tribunali, gli articoli della stampa e dalle pubblicazioni più autorevoli. E' stato un lavoro duro ma credetemi ne è valsa proprio la pena. Dopo tanto impegno e studio sono approdato ad un'importante conclusione. Pensate è la stessa a cui arrivò un ragazzo siciliano, ucciso dilaniato dall'esplosivo mafioso nel 1978. Questo ragazzo si chiamava Peppino Impastato è a lui che si deve questa asserzione che io condivido pienamente 'La mafia è una montagna di merda' e ciò vale sia per quella italiana che per quella americana. Ho impiegato molto tempo ma adesso mi è tutto chiaro, la mafia siciliana più che essere stata trapiantata negli Stati Uniti è da considerarsi un ibrido tra il modello criminale isolano e quello statunitense. Ciò è dovuto alla sua storia che si è svolta tra le due sponde e agli scambi durati più di un secolo tra l'isola e il continente americano. Dobbiamo riflettere sul fatto che la mafia come fenomeno criminale ottenne la popolarità planetaria grazie alla centralità dell'esperienza statunitense e alla sua diffusione tramite l'industria cinematografica. E vi posso garantire che se la mafia fosse un fenomeno ristretto all'ambito isolano siciliano non avrebbe avuto mai la sua triste e sinistra rilevanza mondiale.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/storia-della-mafia-americana--4689841/support. more

Podcast on Italian American Life - Hosted by Frankie D.

A podcast that rediscovers the forgotten stories of Italian Americans in the newspapers of the past.

Bada Bing Bayou is where South Sicilian roots meet Southern charm. Hosted by Lawrence Ingraffia and Patrick Campesi, this podcast dives into the experiences of young Italian American professionals who straddle the line between their rich heritage and modern identity. From family traditions and old-school values to business, culture, and the feeling of never being 'Italian enough,' we explore what it means to celebrate our roots while carving our own paths. Whether you're sipping espresso or stirring a gumbo, join us for real talk, laughs, and a fresh take on Italian American life in the South. more

Four Sicilians from Queens New York! Two brothers, & life time friends all first generation, all brought up the same. We bring EVERYTHING to table, from cooking to stories, to comedy, philosophy (pretty much anything we think and do) to bring you into our world. Sit back and have fun with us! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/italians-sicilians-do-it-better-podcast--5871137/support . more

Join Chazz Palminteri every week as he shares his life lessons about Hollywood, Broadway and the craft of acting, writing and directing. Learn the secret to producing your own one person show. Lookout for great guests & great conversation. Not to be missed !! more

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Welcome to Cawfee Tawk with Tara Cannistraci AKA TaraJokes! It's Monday so time to wake up and enjoy your morning cawfee with Tara, your favorite NYC comic born and raised in the Bronx. In each episode, Tara reflects on the week that was or the life that was, whether it's nostalgia about NYC life, current trends, or real-life stories. This podcast is perfectly timed to accompany your morning coffee. Good morning, fellow cawfee lovers! more

A podcast brought to you by us, the Sooshi Mango boys - Carlo Salanitri, Joe Salanitri and Andrew Manfre. We celebrate everything about our ethnic culture, have comedy segments, prank calls, hilarious stories from our listeners, and talk a lot of shit! We also have special guests from sport stars to movie stars, and all the other types of stars. We'd love for you to 'Join the famiglia'! more

Nico Toliano brings his Wooden Spoon brand to the Network with his new podcast, 'The Sit Down.' On the show, Nico takes a seat with other distinguished Italian and Italian-Americans to talk about their lives, what it means to be Italian, their traditions, and much more! more

Welcome to Breaking Bread, a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Anthony Sciarratta and Sal Valentinetti that celebrates Italian-American culture! Each episode features engaging interviews with prominent figures, rising stars, and community members—both Italian and non-Italian—who are actively involved in the rich tapestry of our community. Join us every other week as we explore inspiring success stories and heartfelt discussions about heritage and shared experiences. 'Breaking Bread' is where culture, conversation, and community come together. Whether you're deeply rooted in Italian traditions or simply curious about the vibrant stories that enrich our lives, there's a seat for you at our table. Tune in, and let's break bread together! more

Welcome to '2 Nonnas, 1 Podcast', where Italian-American sass meets old-world charm! Meet Mary-Lynn and Danielle, two fiery, sauce-stirring, espresso-sipping nonnas from New Jersey who've got *plenty* to say. From their days growing up in tight-knit Italian neighborhoods to raising their own families in the land of the free, these two are here to share their stories, spill the sauce (never gravy!), and give their *very* strong opinions on everything relevant in their lives. Each episode is like Sunday dinner at their house—full of laughter, a little yelling, and a whole lot of love. more

Alex and Andy Robinson analyze The Godfather trilogy, one minute at a time.

Chicken Podmesan, a new podcast by and for Italian Americans hosted by Dan Licata and Nick Naney, coming to Headgum on Thursday, November 14th. more

Italian-American soccer star Giuseppe Rossi discusses his career, current soccer news, and life after soccer.