The conversation explores stories involving intuition, 9/11, near-death experiences, signs from loved ones, and encounters with renowned psychic Ron Bard. Chazz also shares personal experiences that challenged his understanding of coincidence, perception, and human intuition.

Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this episode offers an honest discussion about the mysteries of life and the experiences that continue to defy easy explanation.

The conversation begins with a question from a young listener who feels stuck and unsure how to move forward. Chazz shares practical advice on building structure, developing productive habits, improving mental and spiritual health, and taking personal responsibility for your future.

The episode also explores relationships, difficult friendships, boundaries, and why growth often comes through discomfort and adversity.

This solo episode offers straightforward advice on resilience, self-improvement, and the small daily decisions that can change your life.

Drawing from personal experiences growing up in the Bronx, Chazz discusses how early life experiences shaped his perspective on success, relationships, character, and what truly matters in life. He shares thoughts on manifestation, gratitude, and why happiness comes from appreciating the present rather than constantly chasing the future.

The episode also includes reflections on Bruce Willis, remembering your roots, and the importance of staying grounded regardless of success.

This thoughtful solo episode offers practical life lessons about purpose, perspective, and making the most of every day.

Dante discusses his recent stage work, the importance of theater training, writing and producing short films, and the realities of pursuing acting professionally. Together, they compare stage and screen performance, discuss independent filmmaking, and offer practical advice for aspiring actors.

The episode also includes family stories, reflections on A Bronx Tale, and Dante's perspective on growing up around the entertainment industry.

Blending humor, filmmaking insight, and family history, this father-son conversation offers valuable lessons for actors, writers, and creative professionals.

He explains why manifestation is about more than simply wishing for success, emphasizing the role of hard work, discipline, preparation, and belief. Chazz also reflects on the value of character, integrity, gratitude, and treating others with respect.

Throughout the episode, he shares practical thoughts on creating opportunities, learning from setbacks, and building a meaningful life based on purpose and personal responsibility.

This solo episode offers straightforward advice on success, mindset, and becoming the best version of yourself.

Gall discusses the lessons combat sports teach about honesty, discipline, resilience, and personal growth. He reflects on dealing with losses, the importance of challenging yourself, and why fighting forces competitors to confront reality in ways few other professions can.

The conversation also explores wrestling, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, judo, Muay Thai, self-defense, the business side of the UFC, and the mindset required to compete at the highest level.

Blending technical fight knowledge with practical life lessons, this episode offers insight for both combat sports fans and anyone looking to improve mentally and physically.

Chazz reflects on how the podcast began during COVID and thanks the audience for supporting the show’s growth over the years.

The episode then revisits a classic conversation with neighborhood legend Raffy “Squiggy” Squalante, who shares unforgettable stories about old-school Bronx life, gambling culture, bookmakers, neighborhood characters, and the realities of growing up in a very different New York.

Blending humor, nostalgia, and authentic storytelling, this episode captures the spirit of old-school neighborhood culture and the importance of preserving these stories.

The brothers discuss their experience appearing in Power: Raising Kanan, developing their first screenplay together, and launching their podcast The Seif. The conversation also explores the importance of authenticity in acting, storytelling, and staying grounded while pursuing creative goals.

Later in the episode, their father Joe Scarlotta Sr. joins the discussion, leading to stories about Staten Island, Brooklyn restaurants, Italian expressions, and old-school family traditions.

Blending humor, filmmaking insight, and cultural pride, this episode feels like a classic Italian family conversation around the dinner table.

The conversation focuses on Italian-American culture, authentic food traditions, and the neighborhoods that continue to preserve old-school Italian values. They discuss what makes Neapolitan pizza unique, the importance of ingredients and preparation, and how social media has influenced modern food culture.

They also talk about the realities of running a food business, the continued connection people feel to Italian heritage, and upcoming international appearances in London and Italy.

Blending humor, food knowledge, and cultural pride, this episode celebrates the traditions that continue to bring people together.

He explores the well-known question of whether it is better to be feared or loved, explaining why the answer lies in balance. The conversation also includes real life stories about being scammed, the importance of awareness and how to read people more effectively.

Chazz also reflects on modern culture, including how social media often rewards negative behavior and why discipline, character and respect remain essential values.

This episode offers practical insight into leadership, decision-making, and understanding people.

The conversation focuses on the importance of self-awareness, journaling, and learning from everyday experiences. Gall shares his perspective on managing ego, making smart decisions, and why growth comes from consistent effort and reflection.

They also discuss real-world awareness, self-defense, and the value of staying grounded while continuing to improve. Throughout the episode, Gall reflects on how life lessons and mindset principles influence both his career and personal development.

He shares his perspective on recognizing when two people are no longer aligned, why fear of loneliness often keeps individuals in unhealthy situations, and what defines a strong and lasting relationship. He also reflects on the importance of choosing the right partner, learning from past mistakes, and maintaining responsibility toward family and children.

This solo episode offers practical insight into relationships, self-respect, and making decisions that support long-term happiness.

Sandy has worked alongside Chazz for years as both a bodyguard and merchandise manager during live shows, and in this episode they discuss how they met, what life on the road is really like, and the importance of loyalty and trust in long-term working relationships.

The conversation also explores Sandy’s upbringing, the value of discipline and responsibility, and the role strong friendships play in building a lasting career.

In this solo episode, he shares his personal perspective on faith, free will, and spirituality, including how belief shaped his upbringing and continues to influence his outlook on life today. He discusses why the existence of evil does not contradict belief in God, the importance of prayer, and why faith is often described as a leap rather than something that can be proven.

Chazz also reflects on gratitude, purpose, and the idea that recognizing the rarity of our existence can change how we approach everyday life.

This episode offers a thoughtful and personal conversation about belief, responsibility, and perspective.

He explains why “the saddest thing in life is wasted talent” has remained central to his message for decades and how the ideas of character, discipline, responsibility, and surrounding yourself with the right people shape long-term success. He also discusses why strength often means doing what is right when it is difficult, and why family and real relationships matter more than fame or status.

This solo episode highlights the principles Chazz has shared with audiences for more than 35 years and continues to pass on to young people today.

Dr. Fagan shares the story of surviving spinal meningitis as an infant and how that experience influenced his decision to pursue a career in chiropractic medicine. With more than three decades of experience, he explains how his medically informed approach integrates spinal care with orthopedic and neurological awareness.

The conversation explores fascia release, kinetic chain movement, posture, balance, and why many injuries originate away from the location of pain. Chazz also discusses how regular treatment has helped him maintain flexibility and avoid injury.

This episode offers practical insight into recovery, preventative health strategies, and long-term musculoskeletal wellness.

Ray’s incredible journey began as a teenager in the Bronx when he was caught spray-painting graffiti at Yankee Stadium. Instead of punishment, Yankees owner George Steinbrenner gave him a second chance, putting him to work with the team as a batboy. That opportunity turned into a remarkable 53-year career with the organization.

In this episode, Ray shares behind-the-scenes stories about legendary Yankees players and the unforgettable characters from the Bronx Zoo era. He also reflects on his childhood, the challenges he faced growing up, and how the Yankees organization helped change the direction of his life.

This conversation is about baseball history, mentorship, resilience, and the power of second chances.

Chazz talks about the role parents play as the “anchor” of a family and why relationships between siblings can change once that anchor is gone.

He also shares stories about inheritance, addiction, and how money can sometimes create conflict within families. Drawing from his own experiences growing up in the Bronx, Chazz discusses the importance of respecting money, taking responsibility, and knowing when it’s necessary to create distance from toxic situations.

This episode is an honest conversation about family, loyalty, and the realities of life after the parents are gone.

They discuss what it was like growing up in a family rooted in storytelling and legacy, the pressures and expectations that come with it, generational differences, modern relationships, social media, faith, and the importance of strong family values.

This episode offers a rare and personal look at family, identity, and the evolving perspectives between parents and their children.

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Omar discusses his journey from growing up in Queens with Dominican roots to breaking into professional baseball and eventually leading one of the most high-profile franchises in sports. The conversation explores leadership, decision-making under pressure, building team culture, media scrutiny in New York, mentorship, and the importance of family and faith.

This episode offers insight not only into baseball, but into resilience, representation, and the mindset required to succeed at the highest levels of professional sports.

Chazz discusses why he believes success brings greater temptation, referencing the Academy Awards incident involving Will Smith and Chris Rock as an example of how quickly a legacy can be altered in a single moment. He shares a personal story about trusting instincts, recounting an unsettling encounter involving his daughter and a wealthy man who was later publicly exposed.

The conversation also explores Chazz’s long study of Rudolf Steiner, his belief in God, and why he sees morality as essential to living a meaningful life. He speaks openly about his own cancer diagnosis in 1997, the emergency surgery that followed, and a powerful spiritual experience he had while recovering in intensive care.

This episode offers thoughtful insight into faith, personal growth, Hollywood pressures, and the responsibility that comes with success.

We break down modern slang, react in real time to the meanings, and laugh at how language, humor, and culture continue to change. Along the way, we talk about growing up Italian-American, generational differences, social media influence, and how comedy adapts as times change.

This episode is all about perspective, not taking yourself too seriously, and being willing to laugh at what you don’t understand.

Special thanks to my producer John (NYVideoGuy) for keeping the show moving.

If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to like, comment, and subscribe, and let us know which slang terms completely lost you.

Joe talks about what it really takes to do four hours of live radio every day, why preparation still matters, and how radio keeps you accountable in a way nothing else does. We get into Italian-American roots, respect for the older generation, Frank Sinatra’s lasting influence, and why World War II stories should never be forgotten.

We also talk about discipline, fatherhood, faith, and what young performers need to understand if they want longevity in this business. This is a thoughtful, funny, old-school conversation about showing up, doing the work, and honoring where you came from.

Special thanks to my producer John (NYVideoGuy) for keeping the show running every week.

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We begin by talking about the tragic case involving Rob Reiner and his wife, the role of severe mental illness, and how situations like this force parents to confront uncomfortable truths. We talk honestly about warning signs, denial, responsibility, and how difficult it can be to accept that something may be deeply wrong — even within your own family. It’s a heavy conversation, but an important one, especially for parents trying to stay aware and present.

From there, the episode shifts gears into a completely different topic — doomsday prepping. We talk about preparedness, paranoia versus practicality, and why more people are thinking about self-sufficiency, emergencies, and being ready for the unexpected. The contrast between the two topics leads to some thoughtful moments, some humor, and a lot of honest opinions.

As always, the conversation is real, unfiltered, and driven by curiosity. It’s one of those episodes that goes places you don’t expect — and that’s what makes it interesting.

We get into the importance of routine, learning how to observe real life, and understanding that writing isn’t about waiting for inspiration — it’s about showing up and doing the work even when you don’t feel like it. I also talk about finding your voice, writing from truth, and why authenticity matters more than trying to sound clever or commercial.

This episode is for anyone who wants to write but feels stuck, intimidated, or unsure where to begin. Whether you’re working on scripts, stories, or personal writing, this conversation is about mindset, commitment, and believing in the process.

Kenny shares stories about growing up around music, how the Planotones came together, and what it was like being part of a movement that blended harmony, street culture, and soul. We talk about the importance of authenticity, staying true to who you are, and why music from that era still resonates today.

This conversation is about legacy, discipline, and the power of music to bring people together. It’s also about friendship, loyalty, and why the roots you come from matter — whether you’re on stage, in the studio, or just trying to live a meaningful life.

From there, the conversation naturally turns toward mental health — how easy it is to miss the signs, how it can affect families quietly, and why it’s so important for parents to stay present, aware, and emotionally available. We talk about recognizing changes in behavior, communication, and mood, and why ignoring those signs can have devastating consequences.

This isn’t a light episode, but it’s an honest one. It’s about compassion, awareness, and having the courage to talk about difficult subjects instead of avoiding them. If you’re a parent, or if you care about the people around you, this is a conversation worth hearing.

We go through what we said we wanted to accomplish, what actually happened, what we followed through on, and where life took us in a completely different direction. It turned into an honest conversation about accountability, growth, and accepting that sometimes the biggest lessons aren’t the ones you plan for.

Tara talks openly about learning to say no, setting boundaries, letting go of relationships and habits that no longer served her, and focusing on what truly brings her peace and fulfillment. Kathrine reflects on a difficult and transitional year, the importance of health and family, and how perspective changes when you realize what really matters.

We also talk about the lessons we’re carrying forward, what we’re consciously leaving behind, and what we want the next year to look like. Not just professionally, but personally. This is a real, reflective episode about growth, honesty, and moving forward with intention.

Gary shares stories from Goodfellas, working with Martin Scorsese, playing real-life mob figures like Albert Anastasia, and the importance of networking the right way in Hollywood. We also discuss longevity in the business, reputation, and why being a good person off-camera matters just as much as talent.

The conversation explores how stem cell therapy works, cognitive health, inflammation, and the difference between lifespan and health span. The doctors from RMI Health explain why some treatments are not available in the United States and how early stem cell collection may play a role in long-term wellness.

Produced by John (NYVideoGuy), this episode focuses on quality of life, staying mentally sharp, and aging with strength and mobility.

The episode offers a thoughtful look at personal development, the realities of the entertainment business, and what it means to stay centered while pursuing long-term goals. It’s a straightforward, conversational, and valuable discussion for listeners who appreciate Chazz’s direct approach to life lessons.

Cugine shares how his family reacted to his success, the challenges of staying relevant as an influencer, and the realities behind content creation, brand deals, and building an audience. Chazz adds perspective from his own career, comparing traditional entertainment to the modern online world.

This episode offers insight into creativity, cultural identity, and the business side of social media, all delivered with humor and authenticity.

The conversation highlights how Growing Up Italian rose to prominence, the cultural responsibility that comes with representing a large Italian-American audience, and the evolving traditions that continue to shape the community. Chazz, Sabino, and Rocco discuss family expectations, work ethic, social dynamics, and the common threads that unite generations of Italian-Americans.

This episode blends heartfelt reflection with humor and offers a thoughtful look at heritage, identity, and the lasting impact of family and culture.

Dante also discusses his passion for cooking, growing up around Italian family traditions, and the upcoming holidays—including the ongoing debate about deep-frying a turkey.

A major portion of the episode focuses on Dante’s recent work as the lead in the upcoming film Bad News on the Doorstep. He talks through the physical demands of the role, learning football for the part, long shoot days, and working alongside Rob Gronkowski. The episode offers insight into acting preparation, discipline, and on-set experiences.

The group closes with stories about favorite New York City restaurants, balancing creativity with personal life, and Dante’s outlook as he continues building his career.

My son Dante Palminteri joins us off camera as we explore topics like confidence, mental toughness, and how lessons from fighting translate to everyday life. From training routines to handling fame, Mickey opens up about the highs and lows of a fighter’s life and what it means to stay grounded through it all.

If you’re a fan of MMA, personal growth, or stories of perseverance, this episode is a must-watch.

From my experiences growing up in the Bronx to navigating Hollywood and beyond, I’ve learned that in moments like these, it’s not about taking sides, it’s about asking deeper questions: How do we move forward as a society? How do we disagree without tearing each other apart?

This episode isn’t about politics. it’s about perspective. I break down: Why open dialogue matters more than ever The danger of living in an echo chamber How to separate truth from sensationalism Lessons from history on violence, division, and resilience My personal reflections on responsibility in media and leadership I want to hear from you: What do you think the path forward should look like after events like this? Drop your thoughts in the comments, let’s talk about it respectfully.

We talk about his journey from making funny skits online to pursuing acting full-time, how his Italian roots inspire his comedy, and what it’s like balancing authenticity with fame in the digital age. Joe also opens up about the creative process behind his videos, the challenges of social media, and the importance of staying grounded while chasing your dreams.

We also discuss:

• How Big Joe Gambino built his massive online following

• The influence of classic mob films and Bronx humor on his content

• His plans for film, television, and beyond

• Staying true to yourself in an industry that rewards trends over talent

• The power of storytelling and humor in connecting people

We talk about:

• Tony’s early rise in the music industry and how Dawn became a household name

• The stories behind his biggest hits and how they shaped pop culture

• What it was like navigating fame across seven decades of show business

• The importance of faith, humility, and gratitude in staying grounded

• Our shared Bronx roots, performing for generations, and the joy of connecting with fans

This episode is filled with laughter, wisdom, and inspiration from one of the most enduring voices in music history.

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Bobby Moresco the Academy Award-winning screenwriter, producer, and director behind Crash, 10th & Wolf, and Bent opens up about his journey from New York City to Hollywood. We talk about how real-life experiences shaped his work, the creative process behind some of his most iconic films, and what it means to tell stories that move people.

Barbara joins in to share her own creative path, offering insight into what it’s like collaborating in Hollywood as a couple and how they’ve balanced their passion for storytelling with their marriage and family life.

We also talk about:

• The real-life inspiration behind Crash and 10th & Wolf

• Staying grounded while working in the entertainment industry

• The power of authenticity and truth in writing

• What it takes to succeed as a filmmaker and storyteller today

• Lessons from a lifetime of art, struggle, and triumph

This is a powerful and emotional episode that celebrates creativity, perseverance, and the human stories behind great cinema.

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We talk about:

• The evolution of men’s fashion and how the leather jacket became a cultural statement 🧥

• Why dressing well still matters and what today’s trends say about society

• How fashion connects to storytelling, character, and identity — both on and off screen

• Our shared love for craftsmanship, tradition, and confidence through presentation

Whether you’re passionate about fashion, film, or life lessons, this episode is full of insight, nostalgia, and humor from two men who have lived through the art of expression.

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We discuss:

• The roots and timeless appeal of Doo Wop 🎶

• Stories from Broadway and performing all over the country

• Their new single “Blue Moon” and upcoming album release show at Sony Hall in NYC on October 7th

• How they bring fresh energy to classics like “My Girl” and “Somewhere” from West Side Story

• Covering unexpected songs from Daft Punk to Taylor Swift with that signature Doo Wop style

• The future of the genre and their mission to keep the sound alive for new generations

This episode is filled with music history, laughs, and inspiration from some of the best vocalists in the business.

Get ready for a conversation full of laughs, sharp observations, and timeless truths about life, family, and chasing your passion.

We talk about the legacy of Cigar Aficionado, memorable tastings, and the unique lifestyle surrounding premium cigars. We also discuss the story behind my Chazz Palminteri A Bronx Tale cigars, which have proudly been featured and highly rated in the magazine.

Whether you’re a longtime cigar lover or simply curious about the culture, this conversation is filled with passion, history, and behind-the-scenes stories.

Tune in, subscribe, and join the conversation—because cigars aren’t just about smoking, they’re about connection, storytelling, and tradition.

From the craftsmanship that goes into every cigar to the friendships and stories shared over them, this episode is filled with laughter, insight, and a deep appreciation for Bronx pride and tradition.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation about business, culture, and the timeless enjoyment of a great cigar.

Jay shares incredible stories about his journey from Brooklyn to worldwide fame, how The Tokens created their signature sound, and what it was like to be part of the golden era of doo-wop and rock & roll. We talk about the cultural impact of classic harmony groups, Bronx and NYC culture during the 50s and 60s, and how timeless music continues to connect generations.

Highlights from this episode include:

• The story behind “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”

• Jay’s early musical influences and career beginnings

• Life on the road and performing during the golden age of music

• The legacy of doo-wop and vocal groups in American culture

• Why these songs remain beloved decades later

This is a must-listen for music lovers, Bronx natives, and anyone who appreciates the voices that helped shape American pop culture.

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We’ll talk about:

• How faith shapes perspective and decision-making

• The role of family in achieving success and happiness

• Stories from my journey in Hollywood and beyond

• Insights on gratitude, growth, and staying grounded

This episode is all about connecting on a deeper level and sharing experiences that remind us of what truly matters.

Tune in and join the conversation—I’d love to hear your own stories and reflections.

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Gabriella opens up about what it’s like to have an actor, director, and storyteller as a dad, while I reflect on the values and traditions that have kept our family strong through the years. We also explore how the lessons from A Bronx Tale apply to real life—and why, no matter how far you go in life, family always comes first.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Family traditions and cultural values

• Parenting across different generations

• Gabriella’s passions and creative journey

• My proudest moments as a father

• How life in The Bronx shaped who I am today

This episode is a celebration of family, love, and the importance of passing wisdom down to the next generation.

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From The Wanderer to Runaround Sue, Dion helped define the sound of the 1950s and '60s. In this powerful conversation, we talk about our shared Bronx roots, how neighborhood life shaped our creativity, and the true stories behind some of the most iconic hits in American music history.

We also discuss:

• Dion’s early days with The Belmonts

• Why the Bronx produced so much talent in music and film

• How Dion overcame addiction and found faith

• The real-life people behind his lyrics

• How his music influenced A Bronx Tale

• The importance of staying grounded, no matter how high you climb

This episode is filled with memories, insight, and deep appreciation for the music, culture, and values that shaped who we are.

Subscribe now and don’t miss an episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show where every story has heart, history, and a little bit of Bronx grit.

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We talk about how we met, the trust that’s built between us over years of working together, and what it’s like traveling across the country with someone who’s more than just part of the team — he’s family. Sandy opens up about his journey, the role he plays in my life and career, and the special bond we’ve formed over the years.

We also get into:

• Wild stories from the road

• The importance of loyalty and respect in any relationship

• How he got the nickname "Blue-Eyes"

• Why a good team means everything — in life and in show business

• What fans don’t see behind the curtain

Whether you're a longtime listener or new to the show, this episode gives a real look at friendship, trust, and the unsung heroes who keep it all running smoothly.

Listen now and don’t forget to follow the show for more episodes every week!

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Podbean Description: In this powerful solo episode, Chazz Palminteri sits down to answer more of your fan-submitted questions. From heartfelt reflections about growing up in the Bronx to hard-earned wisdom on friendship, loyalty, faith, and career, Chazz opens up in a way only he can.

He shares real stories about what shaped his life, including insights into Hollywood, writing for the screen, and staying true to your values in a world that often rewards the opposite. Whether you’re chasing a dream, writing your first screenplay, or just navigating life’s ups and downs, this episode is full of grounded, honest advice you won’t want to miss.

Highlights include:

• The importance of loyalty over talent

• How to stay authentic in Hollywood

• Why your circle matters more than you think

• Advice for young screenwriters

• Reflections on faith, family, and finding purpose

If you’ve ever felt stuck, lost, or unsure of your path—this episode is a must-listen.

New episodes every week. Subscribe for more interviews, stories, and fan Q&A with Chazz.

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You’ll hear stories about acting, screenwriting, and the life-changing advice that shaped Chazz’s career. Whether you’re in the industry or just a fan of his work, this episode is full of heartfelt, honest wisdom and stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

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Vito opens up about growing up in Staten Island, the quick creation of “Little Star,” and how that one song changed his life forever. We also talk about the roots of Italian-American influence in music, his time performing at Radio City and Carnegie Hall, and how his story ties into the legacy of New York’s greatest performers.

Topics include:

• The real story behind “Little Star”

• Touring with music legends of the 1950s

• The influence of doo-wop on American pop culture

• NYC’s evolving music scene from the Bronx to Staten Island

• Music, memory, and legacy

Whether you're a fan of classic music or just love great stories, this episode is for you.

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Listen now and let us know what would you do if you were mayor?

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Chris opens up about his journey from MTV’s Guy Code to selling out theaters and making people laugh across the country. We dive into his thoughts on cancel culture, family life, the power of social media, and staying authentic in a world that’s constantly changing.

Whether you’re a comedy fan or someone chasing a dream, this episode delivers honest, unfiltered insight and plenty of laughs along the way.

Subscribe for more weekly episodes full of powerful conversations, untold stories, and inspiration straight from the source.

From breaking down the meaning behind confusing dress codes like “festive casual” to highlighting why a gray flannel suit belongs in every man’s closet, Joseph offers practical, powerful advice that every guy young or old can use. We talk about the loss of elegance in modern fashion, the importance of dressing for the occasion, and the return of the classics.

We also talk about:

• Dressing like a movie star: What Hollywood used to teach men about style 🎥

• The fall and rise of formalwear post-COVID

• Style staples every man should own for each season

• Why fabric texture is the new color palette

• Red carpet secrets and tuxedo tips from the master himself

• Chazz’s personal stories about Marlon Brando, De Niro, and George Hamilton

In this engaging episode, Chazz and Dante delve into a variety of topics, including:

• Their collaboration on Bad News and the unique experience of working together

• Dante’s journey in Hollywood and his perspectives on life in Los Angeles versus New York

• Their mutual admiration for classic mob movies like The Sopranos and Goodfellas

• The role of martial arts in Dante’s life and how it has shaped his discipline

• Heartwarming family memories and personal anecdotes that have influenced their careers

• Exciting updates on their current and future projects

Join Chazz and Dante for an intimate conversation that blends professional insights with personal stories, offering a unique glimpse into their relationship both on and off the screen.

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This heartfelt episode is a reminder that your mindset shapes your life, and that no matter how advanced the world gets, the basics never change.

Listen now for grounded wisdom and some real Bronx truth.

Chazz and Raymond discuss the grit and grace it takes to sustain a career in opera, the sacrifices artists make, and the joy of staying creatively fulfilled. It’s an inspiring conversation filled with humor, wisdom, and a powerful reminder that great art is built on preparation, respect, and love for the craft.

Listen now for timeless insights from two performers who know what it means to stay the course.

He also shares behind-the-scenes moments working with Hollywood icons, how his upbringing influenced his path, and why sometimes turning down a big paycheck is the best decision for an artist.

This episode is a must-listen for actors, creatives, and anyone who values the pursuit of meaningful work.

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The two dive into their shared Italian-American roots, swap hilarious stories about growing up around big meals, and talk about the deep connection between food, family, and tradition. If you’ve ever argued over where to get the best pizza or swear by your nonna’s meatballs, this one’s for you.

In this episode: 🍝 The ultimate meal plan—Adam’s favorite restaurant for every dish 🍕 NYC’s best hidden pizza joints (according to Adam) 🥩 Italian classics that bring back memories 🍷 Why food is always better when shared with friends 😂 Stories from the kitchen table that will have you laughing

Tune in for laughs, nostalgia, and maybe a few new spots to add to your foodie bucket list.

We dive deep into Rob’s incredible journey — from his early life growing up in the South and running away from home at 15, to becoming one of the biggest names in rock and pop music. Rob opens up about life on the road, starting Matchbox Twenty, balancing a solo career, and the real stories behind hits like "3AM" and "Smooth" with Carlos Santana.

We also explore the realities of the music business, the art of songwriting, and why staying authentic matters more than ever.

In this episode:

• Rob’s early struggles and how they shaped his music

• The rise of Matchbox Twenty

• Collaborations with legends like Carlos Santana

• The truth about songwriting, publishing, and the business side of music

• Why authenticity beats chasing trends

• Lessons on resilience, family, and personal growth

If you love music, storytelling, and real conversations about life and creativity, this one’s for you.

Make sure to follow, rate, and share the show — and stay tuned for new inspiring conversations every week.

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We talk about upcoming projects like Gravesend, Godfather of Harlem, and Poker Face, plus discuss how acting can emotionally and physically transform you. We also share laughs over Italian family meals, Easter traditions, and the comedy of bombing on stage. Whether you're a performer or a fan, this episode is full of insight, honesty, and great energy.

Listen now and don’t forget to visit ChazzPalminteri.net for one-man show tickets and restaurant locations!

Joe opens up about his journey from Paterson, New Jersey, to working with legendary producer Dino De Laurentiis, navigating Hollywood’s ups and downs, and nearly walking away from acting altogether. We talk about how he stayed the course, the importance of resilience, and his deep passion for the craft that continues to drive him.

We also dive into his new film Here's Yianni! , which explores dementia through a powerful character who believes he’s a late-night talk show host. With a cast that includes Kevin Pollak, Rosanna Arquette, and Eric Roberts, the film is already making waves at film festivals nationwide.

Whether you're an actor, filmmaker, or simply a fan of classic cinema, this episode is a masterclass in persistence, transformation, and the love of storytelling.

🎬 Topics include:

• Joe’s early start at GQ Magazine

• Breaking into film with The Death Collector

• Working alongside Joe Pesci and Frank Vincent

• His long road back to the spotlight

• His role in Here's Yianni! and the meaning behind the project

• Staying grounded in a challenging industry

🎧 New episodes every Monday. Subscribe and stay tuned for more conversations with legends, rising stars, and voices that matter.

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From the reality of auditions to the complexities of fame and staying true to your roots, this episode is full of raw honesty, laughter, and inspiring advice. Whether you’re a fan of The Sopranos, love stand-up comedy, or are chasing your own creative dreams, this conversation is one you won’t want to miss.

🎙️ Don’t forget to follow the show for new episodes every week!

Connect with the Guests: Kathrine Narducci: @kathrinenarducci on Instagram Tara Cannistraci: @tarajokes on Instagram

We discuss:

• The real victims of these protests—everyday workers, not billionaires

• How vandalism and destruction don’t punish the rich, but the middle class

• The ripple effect on small businesses, suppliers, and contractors

• Why anger at the top often causes pain at the bottom

• How hardworking Americans are left paying the price for political outrage

At the end of the day, violence and destruction don’t fix anything—they only hurt the people trying to make an honest living.

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On this week’s episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with MMA legend, UFC Hall of Famer, and former Welterweight Champion Matt Serra to discuss one of the greatest upsets in UFC history—his shocking victory over Georges St-Pierre.

We break down:

• How Matt Serra became a UFC champion despite being the underdog
• The mental strength and preparation needed to defeat an all-time great
• The strategy behind his TKO win against GSP
• His thoughts on the evolution of MMA and the UFC today
• How Jiu-Jitsu shaped his fighting career and coaching style
• What it takes to have a champion’s mindset in and out of the octagon

If you love MMA, underdog stories, or just great fight talk, this episode is for you.

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We talk about everything—from misconceptions about ourselves to staying sharp in Hollywood and stand-up comedy. Plus, we get personal about our top moments of 2024, the truth about relationships, and what it takes to succeed in show business.

Don’t miss this fun, insightful, and unfiltered conversation with real talk and plenty of laughs!

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Topics covered in this episode:

• How A Bronx Tale shaped my life and career
• The current state of Hollywood and what has changed over the years
• Life lessons from growing up in the Bronx and how they apply today
• The importance of chivalry, respect, and teaching values to the next generation
• Missed career opportunities, including Donnie Brasco
• Why I love doing this podcast and connecting with fans

This episode is filled with personal reflections, untold stories, and valuable life lessons. Tune in and leave a comment with your questions for a future Q&A episode.

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This week on The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with Sergeant Joseph Imperatrice, a longtime NYPD officer and the founder of Blue Lives Matter NYC. With nearly two decades in law enforcement, Joe opens up about the challenges police officers face, the state of crime in NYC, and how his organization is helping families of fallen officers and children battling terminal illnesses.

🔵 In this episode, we discuss: ✅ The evolution of the NYPD from 2006 to today ✅ The effects of bail reform and how it impacts crime ✅ The mental and emotional toll of being a police officer ✅ How Blue Lives Matter NYC supports law enforcement families ✅ If Joe has plans to run for office in the future

This is a raw, eye-opening conversation about the realities of policing in today’s world—the highs, the lows, and everything in between.

🔥 Don’t miss it! Subscribe now and share your thoughts in the comments!

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Here’s what I talk about: ✅ $20 million for an Iraqi Sesame Street—seriously? ✅ $1.5 million to study shrimp running on a treadmill 🦐 ✅ NYC spending $59 million to house illegal migrants in luxury hotels ✅ A government office literally operating out of a cave 🤯 ✅ A toilet that costs half a million dollars—and it can text you?! 🚽📱 ✅ Trillions of dollars in untracked payments from the government ✅ Why veterans, police, and first responders deserve better ✅ How politicians on government salaries end up worth hundreds of millions

I’m not a Republican. I’m not a Democrat. I’m an independent thinker—and I want to know why nobody is talking about where our tax dollars are really going.

🎙️ Let me know what you think—am I crazy or do you agree? Drop a comment!

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Here’s what we discuss: ✅ Dr. Lou’s journey from chiropractic care to supplement development ✅ The biggest health mistakes most people make every day ✅ The truth about supplements—what works and what’s a scam ✅ How brain fog, energy, and focus are affected by what we eat ✅ Why most energy drinks do more harm than good ✅ How top athletes use proper nutrition to stay at peak performance ✅ My personal experience with Athlade and how it’s made a difference in my daily routine

This is a must-listen episode if you’re interested in staying healthy, aging well, and learning how small daily habits can lead to a longer, stronger life.

🎙️ Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a comment with your favorite health tips!

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In this week’s episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I’m joined once again by my incredible co-hosts, actress Kathrine Narducci (@kathrinenarducci) from The Sopranos and comedian Tara Cannistraci (@tarajokes). We’re answering fan questions, sharing hilarious stories, and reminiscing about classic New York nightlife, Italian traditions, and unforgettable Hollywood moments.

Here’s what we cover:

• The best NYC nightclubs from back in the day – The Limelight, China Club & more 🎶
• Our favorite Italian restaurants and where to find the best cannoli 🍝🍰
• Sauce vs. gravy – the great Italian-American debate!
• Kathrine’s time on Euphoria – will she return?
• Tara’s first-ever stand-up comedy joke that brought the house down 🎤
• The best bagels in the Bronx – does NYC still have the best? 🥯
• Movie roles we loved outside of A Bronx Tale 🎬
• What’s next for Godfather of Harlem Season 4

This episode is filled with classic New York memories, Italian culture, and plenty of laughs – you don’t want to miss it!

🎙️ Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a comment with your favorite NYC spots or Italian traditions!

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Here’s what I discuss:

• Why reading self-help books isn’t enough—action is what matters
• The importance of consistency in achieving your goals
• How focusing on today instead of the big picture leads to long-term success
• Personal stories from my early Hollywood days and the struggles that built my career
• Why small, positive habits can completely change your future

If you’re looking for motivation and real talk, this episode is for you. Tune in now and start making the choices that set you up for success!

🎙️ Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a comment with the habits that have helped you the most!

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In this week’s episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with actress Kathrine Narducci (The Sopranos, A Bronx Tale) and comedian Tara Cannistraci (@tarajokes) for an inspiring and hilarious conversation. We reflect on New Year’s resolutions, staying grounded in the entertainment industry, and the power of showing up for yourself in life and your career.

Here’s what we cover:

• Practical advice on setting goals and creating habits for success
• Kathrine’s reflections on her journey in Hollywood and the lessons she’s learned along the way
• Tara’s unique perspective as a stand-up comedian and staying connected to her roots
• Heartfelt stories about family, personal growth, and staying true to yourself

This episode is packed with laughter, wisdom, and relatable stories that will leave you inspired to start your year strong. Whether you’re a fan of The Sopranos, comedy, or just looking for motivation, you don’t want to miss this one!

🎙️ Subscribe now and share your own New Year’s goals in the comments—we’d love to hear from you!

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Kick off the New Year with laughs, insights, and inspiration from some of the best in the business! Tune in now.

In this week’s episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with the legendary Steve Schirripa, known worldwide for his role as Bobby Baccalieri on the iconic HBO series The Sopranos. Steve shares incredible stories from his career, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the making of one of television’s greatest shows and his journey from Brooklyn to Hollywood.

Here’s what we discuss:

• Steve’s early career in Las Vegas, working as a maître d’ and booking comedy’s biggest names 🎙️
• How he landed the role of Bobby Baccalieri and his unforgettable audition for The Sopranos 🎬
• Hilarious and touching stories from the set, including working with James Gandolfini 🕴️
• The lasting legacy of The Sopranos and why it continues to resonate with audiences today
• His role on Blue Bloods and his experiences alongside Tom Selleck
• Behind-the-scenes of his live shows with Sopranos co-stars Michael Imperioli and Vincent Pastore

Steve’s humor, authenticity, and passion for storytelling make this an episode you won’t want to miss. Tune in for a mix of laughs, nostalgia, and inspiring insights into the world of acting and television.

🎙️ Don’t forget to subscribe and share your favorite Sopranos memories in the comments!

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Explore stories from the golden age of television and the grit of the acting world, only on The Chazz Palminteri Show!

Here’s what I cover:

• How the $9 congestion tax affects working families and businesses
• The state of our subways and why supporting our police is crucial
• Personal memories from the Bronx and the values they instilled
• Finding the balance between compassion and enforcing rules
• Shocking incidents in NYC and what needs to change to protect our citizens

This episode is filled with heartfelt reflections, strong opinions, and a look at what makes New York City great despite its challenges.

🎙️ Don’t forget to subscribe, and share your thoughts on NYC’s current state—I’d love to hear from you!

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Special Announcements:

• Visit my restaurants for the best Italian food in NYC and White Plains! 🍝
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Tune in now to hear my perspective on NYC, past and present, and join the conversation about how we can make it better.

Here’s what we cover:

• Behind-the-scenes stories from WWE and the challenges of life on the road
• Karrion’s inspirations, including legends like Rowdy Roddy Piper and Ric Flair
• The physical and mental toll of wrestling and how he stays at the top of his game
• His transition into acting and future plans outside the ring
• Lessons from wrestling that apply to life, success, and personal growth

This episode is packed with inspiration, humor, and an inside look into the grit and glamour of WWE. Whether you’re a wrestling fan or just curious about the life of a WWE superstar, this episode has something for everyone.

🎙️ Tune in now and don’t forget to subscribe for more stories, insights, and incredible guests!

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Special thanks to Karrion Kross for joining the show! Catch him on Monday Night RAW and stay tuned for his acting debut on Netflix this January.

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Join me as I share:

• The unique nicknames my childhood friends had and the hilarious stories behind them
• Classic street games like stickball and the “dummy prank” that kept us entertained for hours
• How growing up in the Bronx taught me lessons about respect, discipline, and resilience
• A reflection on what’s missing in today’s overly cautious culture and why it matters

This episode is a love letter to the old-school Bronx and the community spirit that made it so special. Whether you grew up in New York or are just curious about life in the Bronx, these stories will leave you laughing, reminiscing, and inspired.

🎙️ Tune in now and don’t forget to share your own childhood memories in the comments!

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Stay tuned for more episodes filled with stories, insights, and inspiration straight from the heart of the Bronx!

Here’s what we cover:

• Rebuilding trust after betrayal: Is it possible, and how can it be done?
• Finding peace in a chaotic world: My tips for slowing down and enjoying life.
• Self-producing a short film: Advice for aspiring filmmakers and first-time producers 🎥.
• Dealing with second-guessing and fear of failure: How to make decisions with confidence.
• The moral dilemmas in life: How to decide what’s truly the right thing to do.
• Friendship and connections in a new city: Practical tips for building meaningful relationships.
• What tough times reveal: The strength we discover in moments of adversity.
• Why gratitude is the key to a fulfilling life: My thoughts on happiness, family, and staying grounded.

I also reflect on one of the proudest decisions of my life—turning down $1 million to stay true to my vision for A Bronx Tale and how it changed everything.

🎙️ This episode is packed with valuable life lessons, inspiration, and personal stories. Drop a comment with your own experiences or questions for future episodes!

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Here’s what we cover:

The origins of iconic scenes like the “door test” and the “three great one”

Stories from my childhood in the Bronx that didn’t make it into A Bronx Tale

How the themes of the film still resonate in today’s world

Why A Bronx Tale almost included a test for the girls too!

The “feared vs. loved” debate: what’s better and when?

Why I consider The Working Man’s a Tough Guy one of the most relevant quotes today

My thoughts on wasted talent and how willpower separates the greats

Plus, I share personal stories about growing up in the Bronx, how I found my passion for acting and writing, and what I’d tell my younger self if I could go back in time.

Drop your favorite moment or question in the comments below, and don’t forget to subscribe for weekly episodes filled with real talk, iconic stories, and life lessons!

Here’s what we cover:

~ My experience directing TV shows like Oz, Women vs. Men, and the Christmas classic Noel

~ The story behind A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints and working with incredible talent like Robert Downey Jr. and Channing Tatum

~Why On the Waterfront is my favorite movie of all time

~Reflections on the golden era of filmmaking in the 70s and what made it so iconic

~My thoughts on the challenges of sequels and why I’ve resisted making A Bronx Tale 2

~My techniques for memorizing lines and staying sharp on set

~The magic of Portugal and attending the Tribeca Lisbon Film Festival

~The hardest lessons I learned as an actor starting out

~Working with legends like Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Susan Sarandon

This episode is packed with behind-the-scenes stories, advice for aspiring actors, and reflections on the craft of storytelling.

From his days as a decorated NYPD motorcycle highway patrol officer to becoming a viral sensation at my shows, Sandy is full of incredible stories, humor, and heart.

Here’s what we cover in this episode

~ Sandy’s legendary love story and why Maria is his “forever love”

~ Hilarious and wild tales from his NYPD days, including iconic run-ins on the Bronx River Parkway and the FDR Drive

~ The sauce vs. gravy debate and family traditions that define Italian-American culture

~ Life on the road together, from the best restaurants to unforgettable fan encounters

~ Fan questions, including the secret to Sandy’s charm, his favorite cologne, and even his supplement routine!

We also discuss Sandy’s role as the ultimate merchandise salesman at my one-man show and why audiences are so moved by his presence. Drop your favorite moment in the comments below and don’t forget to subscribe for more incredible stories each week!

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for weekly episodes packed with real talk, legendary guests, and heartfelt moments!

Here’s what we cover in this episode:

How to handle political differences at Thanksgiving

Tips on keeping the peace with family.

Growing up in the Bronx

The best and toughest lessons learned from my neighborhood.

Can a bad guy turn good?

My perspective on redemption and change.

Favorite holidays and family traditions

Why Thanksgiving and Christmas hold a special place in my heart.

The fear of failure

How to overcome setbacks and keep pursuing your dreams.

The belief in God

My take on faith and why it’s a cornerstone of my life.

UFOs and life beyond Earth

Plus, I talk about my restaurants and the amazing food we’re serving up in New York. And don’t miss out on the last chance to catch my one-man show this year in Cranston, Rhode Island!

We’re talking about what it’s like growing up Italian in Staten Island, the devastating Yankees post season performance, and their family's cooking traditions. Their dad, Joe Sr., also joins us to talk about his kitchen rules, the sauce vs. gravy debate, and raising two internet-famous twins.

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for new episodes every week!

We also talk about:

. The biggest misconceptions people have about us

. Strange food combos we can’t get enough of

. Whether we'll take the podcast on the road (no filters, live audience!)

. Go-to pasta dishes and top Italian restaurants on Arthur Ave

. Our dream comedian co-stars and what makes stand-up so challenging

. Staying focused while working towards success, family origins, and much more!

Let's address challenges, spread awareness, and inspire positive action. Tune in now and be a part of the change we wish to see in the world

Living in New York has shaped me in so many ways, and I’ll open up about how the city’s intensity has influenced my worldview, career, and approach to life. Plus, we’re getting personal with topics like forgiveness when family causes pain, dealing with anxiety, and how to handle a shrinking social circle as time goes on.

On the lighter side, I answer a few fun questions—like the dessert I’d eat every day if calories didn’t count, my favorite spots on Arthur Ave, and a role I’d love to play: a crooked priest. And of course, I tackle the age-old question: What’s the saddest thing in life? (Hint: it’s a classic line from A Bronx Tale.)

If you have any questions, comment on this video, write them on instagram or DM me! I will answer just about anything that you throw at me

We also get personal—discussing some of the biggest life lessons our parents taught us about how to act in public and navigating the world. Plus, find out about some unique mementos, scripts, and wardrobes we’ve collected over the years. And, of course, we reveal what's left on our bucket lists and tease an exciting potential media project, as hinted by a fan we met at Paison Con.

Let's address challenges, spread awareness, and inspire positive action. Tune in now and be a part of the change we wish to see in the world

In this episode, I talk to Kenan about his remarkable career in comedy and entertainment, from his early days to becoming the longest-running cast member on Saturday Night Live. Kenan also shares what it was like to work on the set of All That, The Mighty Ducks, Good Burger and much more.

Kenan shares valuable lessons from working in sketch comedy, what it’s like being part of the iconic SNL family, and how the comedy world has evolved over the years. We also talk about the creative process behind some of his most memorable characters, the ups and downs of showbiz, and the importance of staying grounded in an ever changing industry.

Whether you’re an aspiring comedian, a long-time fan of Kenan, or just curious about life behind the scenes of SNL, this episode is full of laughs, insights, and inspiration!

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave your questions in the comments for future episodes!

I’ll be answering your personal questions and sharing my thoughts on everything from respecting family and elders while setting boundaries, to understanding when your intuition is working. Ever wonder what historical event I’d go back to if I could? Tune in to find out!

We’ll also touch on some hot topics, including modern-day Hollywood, and our purpose here on Earth—how to make the best of it without wasting your talent. Whether you're looking for life advice or just want to hear me riff on some big ideas, this is an episode packed with insights, laughs, and maybe a little inspiration.

If you have any questions, comment on this video, write them on instagram or DM me! I will answer just about anything that you throw at me, 

We talk about what I’m doing for my wife's birthday, share stories about New Yorkers from different backgrounds (Black, Italian, Puerto Rican, Jewish), and even debate the Yankees’ chances of winning the World Series this year! Kathrine and I also discuss our recent travels, prioritizing family time with busy work schedules, and what it’s like when fans interrupt us during meals.

Some highlights include: Did Kathrine have a crush on a Sopranos cast member? My thoughts on Rao’s selling out to Campbell’s. Working with Linda Fiorentino and being called the “ultimate screen husband.” How did the three of us meet? And of course, we dive into the ending of The Sopranos and David Chase’s take on writing the series. With lots of laughs, personal stories, and fun banter, this is an episode you don’t want to miss! Tune in for some unforgettable moments, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss a show.

Let's address challenges, spread awareness, and inspire positive action. Tune in now and be a part of the change we wish to see in the world

We’ll talk about the timeless allure of a well-crafted suit, what’s changed in men’s fashion over the years, and how looking your best can elevate confidence. As always, Joseph’s thoughts on resilience, ambition, and maintaining classic style make this episode a must-watch for anyone passionate about looking sharp and feeling great.

Tune in for a conversation on all things fashion, style for men, and the importance of keeping the art of dressing well alive in today’s world.

New episodes drop every Monday morning on The Chazz Palminteri Show!

Ever wondered if I really drove that Cadillac Coupe DeVille in reverse during A Bronx Tale? I reveal whether that iconic scene was pure movie magic or not. And for those curious about the casting of young Cee—was he actually Kathrine Narducci’s real son? I answer that, too!

Let's address challenges, spread awareness, and inspire positive action. It's time to stand up for what's right. Tune in now and be a part of the change we wish to see in the world.

👻 I’ll share my personal ghost story from my appearance on Celebrity Ghost Stories—it’s one you don’t want to miss. Plus, I talk about how NYC has transformed over the years, some of my all-time favorite classic cars, and the most feared guy from my old neighborhood in the Bronx.

We also explore a range of thought-provoking topics: the difference between perception and reality, how we can teach millennials old-school values (especially in the workplace), and what it means to be a prominent father figure. 👨‍👧‍👦

Tune in for some laughs, life lessons, and a little nostalgia from the Bronx in the 60s!

Let's address challenges, spread awareness, and inspire positive action. It's time to stand up for what's right. Tune in now and be a part of the change we wish to see in the world.

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Kathrine Narducci, best known for her roles in "A Bronx Tale" and "The Sopranos," brings her authentic, no-nonsense perspective on life in the city. Tara Cannistraci, with her sharp wit and comedic take, adds layers of humor to the stories we share. Whether it’s about the neighborhood characters, the crazy subway moments, or just the pure hustle and bustle that defines New York, this episode is packed with relatable, funny, and eye-opening experiences that will make you appreciate the city that never sleeps.

Tune in to hear our take on why nothing fazes a New Yorker and how these stories are a testament to the unique, unbreakable spirit of NYC. Don’t miss out on this engaging discussion filled with laughter, nostalgia, and a genuine love for the Big Apple.

Let's address challenges, spread awareness, and inspire positive action. Tune in now and be a part of the change we wish to see in the world.

In this exciting episode, we explore the world of premium cigars, including my own creation, the "A Bronx Tale Premium Cigar." We also discuss the newly launched "Calogero" cigar, named after both my grandfather and my iconic character in "A Bronx Tale". You'll hear the incredible journey of how "A Bronx Tale Premium Cigar" climbed the ranks to land at number 8 on the Top 10 Boutique Cigars list in the latest issue of Enthusiast Report magazine—a true honor!

We also talk about my experience being featured on the cover of this issue and what it means to be recognized in the luxury lifestyle community. Lincoln shares his insights on the cigar industry, the evolution of luxury brands, and what sets Enthusiast Report apart as a premier publication in this space.

Whether you're a cigar aficionado, a fan of luxury lifestyle content, or simply love a good story, this episode is for you. Don't forget to check out my cigars, including "A Bronx Tale" and "Calogero," available now at LCGigars.com. Tune in, leave your thoughts in the comments, and make sure to subscribe for more great conversations every week!

In this episode, we dive into Bobby's journey, discussing his turbulent upbringing and how those early experiences shaped his comedic voice. Bobby shares the pivotal moments that inspired him to pursue a career in comedy, along with some fascinating stories from his acting career and his time performing in Iraq with fellow comedian Colin Quinn.

Bobby Kelly's latest comedy special, "Kill Box," directed by the legendary Louis C.K., is currently streaming on Punchup.live. We also chat about his role as a co-host on the popular SiriusXM show "Bonfire," where his quick wit and genuine personality continue to entertain listeners nationwide.

Whether you're a die-hard comedy fan, an aspiring comedian, or just someone who loves a great story, this episode is packed with laughs, insights, and inspiration. Don't miss out on Bobby Kelly's incredible journey and his take on the comedy world.

Tune in, share your thoughts in the comments, and be sure to check out Bobby's latest special on Punchup.live, and follow him on social media @RobertKellyLive. For more on Bobby, visit his website at RobertKellyLive.com.

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As the three of them engage in a lively discussion, Kathrine and Tara manage to get Dante to open up about what it was really like growing up with me, touching on everything from the advantages and challenges to the funny stories that shaped his childhood. When I return to the show, the fun continues as I join in on the conversation, prompting Dante to share even more stories that will have you laughing and maybe even tearing up a little.

For the first half of the episode, Dante steps into my shoes as the host while I attend to an important call. Dante, who’s no stranger to the spotlight himself, shares what it was like growing up with a famous father, revealing the ups and downs of having a celebrity dad. From funny anecdotes to more personal reflections, Dante opens up about our father-son relationship, showing that the bond we share is just as strong off-camera as it is on-screen.

Kathrine Narducci, known for her iconic role as Charmaine Bucco in The Sopranos and her standout performances in films like A Bronx Tale and The Irishman, brings her charismatic presence to the episode. With her deep Bronx roots and extensive acting career, Kathrine adds a unique perspective to the conversation, sharing her own experiences and insights from the entertainment industry.

Tara Cannistraci, a rising star in the comedy world and a Bronx native, adds her signature humor and wit to the mix. Known for her work as a stand-up comic, actress, and writer, Tara has quickly become one of the most sought-after comedians, performing on stages across the country and even hosting the scoreboard for the New York Yankees. Her Bronx charm and comedic timing make her a perfect fit for this episode.

Join me every Monday morning for brand new episodes of The Chazz Palminteri Show, where we bring you exciting insights and captivating guests who contribute to the dialogue of change.

In this episode, we talk about Sal's journey from AGT to becoming a beloved performer, discussing the challenges and triumphs he's faced along the way. We'll also explore his passion for music, the impact of his Italian-American heritage on his career, and some of his achievements. Sal shares behind-the-scenes stories from his time on AGT, how he stays motivated, and the importance of staying true to oneself in the entertainment industry.

We'll also touch on Sal's experiences performing live, his favorite venues, and the incredible support he’s received from fans. His unique story and vibrant personality make him a fantastic guest you won't want to miss. Sal's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance, talent, and the pursuit of one's dreams.

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We'll explore how this incident happened, what went wrong, and who should be held accountable. Join us as we discuss the strange facts and holes surrounding the investigation, including why the Secret Service did not take more robust action against Crooks despite the clear warning signs. We'll also cover the broader implications of this event on political discourse and candidate security in the United States.

From the immediate response of Secret Service agents, who neutralized the shooter, to the resignation of Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle following widespread criticism, we provide a comprehensive analysis and my thoughts of this shocking event.

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