The GrowingUpItalian trio, Rocco, Sabino and Michela welcome you right inside of their Italian home in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. They've decided to create this podcast as a way to connect with their followers, help embrace the Italian culture and to unite Italians all over the World. As first generation Italians, nothing means more to them than pushing forward the Italian culture. This podcast will ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 314 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
EPISODE 316. Sabino and Rocco sit down with actor Gianni Paolo to talk all about his upbringing in Rhode Island, Italian background, life and career in the entertainment industry and so much more. Be sure to follow Gianni here https://www.instagram.c... more
EPISODE 315. Sabino and Rocco sit down with Juliah Molinari aka Jumo to talk about her emergence on social media, her Italian background, her pizza making + cooking skills, her family's pizzeria and central jersey. Be sure to follow Jumo here https:/... more
EPISODE 314. Sabino and Rocco sit down with undefeated, professional boxer Giovanni Scuderi and good friend Anthony Guercio to talk about Sicilian culture, Italian superstitions and Giovanni’s boxing career. Be sure to follow Giovanni here https://ww... more
EPISODE 313. Sabino and Rocco reunite with their family, the D'Alessandro's aka Saucy TV. On this episode they talk about their Italian upbringing out in the island, how they started social media and so much more. Be sure to follow Marco here https:/... more
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Best one so far was sal abitello, also love leahscucina. The newscaster girl kept trying to run the show and talk about what she wanted to talk about even though it wasn’t relevant so not my favorite but everyone else has been amazing
Love it! Gives me a dose of my childhood. Keep up the great work.
Love it! Give me a dose of my childhood. Keep up the great work.
Why am I just now finding this podcast?! There are so many ways I relate to these guys. It’s so funny and heartfelt. Growing up Italian there were things I thought were just my Nonna and mom did. I didn’t realize so many other people were living my same life to a T!! If you’re Italian American you just know. My family came from Naples, grew up in Newark New Jersey and then relocated to Las Vegas and there are so many things that I miss. People on the west coast just don’t understand. This podcas... more
Frank Pinello episode was the best yet. I’ve been listening for a while and I love the dynamic and your opinions when you really get into it. Keep it up.
Apple Podcasts | #218 | Italy/Society & Culture |
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