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Meg investigates the true story behind John Guare’s theatrical masterpiece Six Degrees of Separation. Jessica untangles the cheesy threads of the legendary Ray’s Pizza litigation.

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1010WINS Reporter Carol D'Auria covers this story in Little Italy.

This is the beginning of goodbyes. Rosie says goodbye to Not Another Monday and hangs out to talk about San Diego, pickleball, Matthew Perry, and horse love.

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The All Local Morning Update for Saturday, October 21st, 2023.

 Join Johnny Rabbit as he takes you on a delightful journey through the vibrant and vital neighborhood of The Hill in St. Louis. In this episode, discover the rich history and cultural significance of this Italian-American community, often referred to as America's last Little Italy. Learn about the documentary "America's Last Little Italy," which delves into the past, present, and future of The Hill. Explore the neighborhood's diverse heritage, its connection to St. Louis, and its unique culinary delights. Johnny also shares details about an upcoming program about The Hill and a special guest who will provide insights into this beloved neighborhood. So, take a virtual stroll through The Hill and immerse yourself in its fascinating stories and traditions.

April 26, 1895, Little Italy, New York, New York. Maria Barbella, a twenty-two year old Italian immigrant who worked in a sweatshop, is angry with her boyfriend, Domenico Cataldo. He’d promised to marry her, but was now reneging and leaving out of New York harbor on a boat back to Italy. She followed him to a saloon and begged, but when he told her only a pig would marry her, Maria was done and Domenico was dead. This is the story of Maria Barbella. A Crime of Passion in Little Italy.

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We interview a neighborhood person of interest, Jim Tebone. He tells us the story of his on going life saga. He is a great local character of the Arthur Avenue community. This is part 1 of the many trials and tribulations. 

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The Stinking Rose is a unique restaurant that is known for a lot of things, but mainly: GARLIC! 

One of the masterminds behind the iconic establishment is Dante Serafini, who is the star of this week's episode!

Dante might have struck gold with The Stinking Rose, but as you'll hear in Episode 24, his story goes much deeper than that.

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Every podcast listener loves murder and mayhem of real crime. In this episode of End Zone Insight, Paul and Bob investigate how Sid Luckman, an all-time great quarterback, overcame the homicide conviction of his father Meyer. While Sid fashioned a Hall of Fame career, Meyer was stuck in Sing Sing Prison, doing 20-years-to-life.

This is the episode we talk about Andy visiting Cleveland and not even having the decency to buy Josh a beer. 

From Little Italy to Severance Hall to Lucky's Cafe, Andy did Cleveland right! 

Andy (@holtgreive on Instagram): Andy did not mess around on his trip to Cleveland. This man is the real MVP, by far.

Josh (@joshflagner on Instagram): Is a youth soccer coach? And for sanity's sake,  please never host two birthday parties on the same weekend.

Allan (@allanfee on Instagram): Allan shares some wisdom from his time founding a soccer league, coaching, and motivating youth athletes.

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Episode 1 - Bella Napoli,  takes us through Nappi's family history, growing up in Utica, joining the Marines, the beginning of his criminal life, first stint in prison, and the Barge Canal Gang. 

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Today we are having a chat with my good friend, Charles Draghi --universally called "Chuck."  Chuck inhabits the rarified strata of top chefs in Boston, mentor to many, revered by diners at his restaurant Erbaluce, and lauded by the critics. Before all that, he was a chef in Boston's North End, one of the country's last Little Italys, where locals and tourists go for color and red-sauce flavor.  It's where Chuck served up the kinds of dishes unheard of in this traditional iconic Italian neighborhood. The restaurant was called Marcuccio's. And yes, there are a few gangsters involved.

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In Episode (LUCKY NUMBER) 13: Hosts/Sisters Rosie and Gabby take on many a political stance. They want Hot Pockets to prove that they are (or could be) REAL FOOD. They demand that the city of Pgh reconsider McKees Rocks (specifically the neighborhood of Norwood) as the TRUE LITTLE ITALY. They also talk politics (briefly), being Italian (per always), Jon Bon Jovi's Rose', dollar store clorox, fun stories about their (jealous) mother and so much more. It's best hour of your day (if that's a true statement; we need to talk.)

The Ike was the city’s first superhighway. In this special presentation, people affected open up about how it scattered ethnic neighborhoods and changed many lives forever.

Why did Richard J. Daley push for the UIC campus to rise from the heart of a long-standing ethnic neighborhood? In this special Curious City presentation, reporter Monica Eng examines the pervasive suspicion that the mayor’s choice rose from a political spat or — even worse — from disdain for the Italian-American community. Click here for the full story.