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The Sit Down: A Crime History Podcast

Jeff Nadu
Robert 'bobby Cabert' Bisaccia
Gambino Crime Family
John Gotti
Carmine Tramunti
Lucchese Crime Family
Mafia
Jackie Nose D'amico
Extortion
Organized Crime
Drug Trafficking
Gambling
Loan Sharking
New York City
Brooklyn
Sam Bankman-Fried
Joe Pesci
Bonanno Crime Family
Rizzuto Crime Family
Crypto
Tiffany Fong

Welcome to the Sit Down, a crime history podcast that delves into the long obsessed archives of crime. Weekly, we look at the sinister and evil lives of the world's most ruthless people. Ones that are both alive and dead. Everything from the Mafia, to the drug trade, cartels, terrorists, war criminals, serial killers, white collar criminals and more. Hosted by Jeff Nadu.

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Recently I was given information about the arrest of Anthony Stango, an alleged mobster in New Jersey's DeCavalcante Crime Family. Stango is the son of longtime DeCav heavyweight Charles Stango. Today I delve into father and son. In the first ten or ... more

Today I speak to former FBI Agent Seamus McElearney. McElearney spent nearly 20 years in the Bureau and was integral in bringing down multiple Mafia families including in New York and New Jersey. His new book- Flipping Capo : How the FBI Dismantled t... more

Today we delve into Colombo mobster and eventual government informant Joseph "Joey Caves" Competiello. In the first 15 minutes or so, we discuss some Mob news including the recent death of Patriarca boss Carmen DiNunzio, as well as a recent arrest at... more

For years, today's guest Mathew Bowyer was one of the biggest bookies in America. He gained notoriety for eventually getting indicted being at the center of a scandal involving MLB star Shohei Ohtani and his translator. The translator Ippei Mizuhara ... more

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Recent Guests

Seamus McElearney
FBI agent with a distinguished career in organized crime
Episode: Episode 230- FBI Agent Seamus McElearney
Mathew Bowyer
Large-scale bookmaker with a complex relationship with gambling and addiction.
Episode: Episode 228- Mathew Bowyer | Shohei Ohtani Translators Bookie
Salvatore Buccheri
Former convict sharing his experiences with organized crime and prison life
Episode: Episode 216- From Staten Island To Federal Prison With The Mob
Gino Gabrielli
A man involved in the mob-related crime and family ties with John Gotti.
Episode: Episode 214- Gotti Assault Victim Gino Gabrielli
Stefano Ritondale
Former army personnel and Chief Intelligence Officer of Artorias Tech, focused on cartel activities and geopolitical intelligence.
Artorias Tech
Episode: Episode 211- Sinaloa Cartel War + Cartel Update With All Source News
Eric King
Former inmate at ADMAX and a prison activist
Episode: Episode 205: Inside ADX Supermax With Former Inmate Eric King
Jackie Orena
Granddaughter of Little Vic Orena, advocating for his compassionate release from prison.
Episode: Episode 199: Jackie Orena (Granddaughter of Little Vic Orena)
Joe Perri
Known as Little Snuff, a prominent figure in sports betting and YouTube content creation.
YouTube, Sports Betting Community
Episode: Episode 198: Joe "Little Snuff" Perri
Anthony Arillotta
Former member of the Genovese crime family, involved in organized crime activities.
Episode: Episode 196: Anthony Arillotta

Host

Jeff Nadu
Host and creator, presenting a deep exploration into the histories of organized crime and its most notorious figures.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 2.8k ratings
  • Great mob podcast!

    I love listening to organized crime podcasts and this really does a great job by presenting lots of interesting details and stories. I’ve really enjoyed learning about the lesser known mob members which you don’t usually hear much about. Jeff has a great style of presenting the facts and he is enjoyable to listen to. In my opinion, this podcast is worth your time if you want to learn more about the characters who played a role in organized crime.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mike6111
    United Statesa month ago
  • Relaxed

    And informative. No hype, no screeching motor mouth women

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kiwidogman
    New Zealanda month ago
  • Best Crime History Shoe

    Been listening since the beginning and this show started strong and keeps getting better. Congratulations 👏

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ferg1963
    Australia2 months ago
  • Awesome

    Just live every show. Sammy the Bull remains my fav. Do another catch up with the Bull.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maxblue13
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • lol this guy is a clown

    Definitely an addict

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Guy Hung
    United States4 months ago

Listeners Say

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Comments highlight the insightful analysis of crime figures and the historical context surrounding them.
Listeners appreciate the thorough research and engaging storytelling related to organized crime.
Some feedback suggests that the host's personal opinions can overshadow the factual content at times.
Audio quality received mixed reviews, with requests for improvements noted.
Overall, the content is highly praised for its depth and consistent delivery.

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#138
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Apple Podcasts
#217
Australia/History
Apple Podcasts
#92
Chile/History
Apple Podcasts
#210
Finland/History
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#232
Ireland/History
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#243
South Africa/History

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 228- Mathew Bowyer | Shohei Ohtani Translators Bookie
Q: Did you ever think about that before you, you know, you did have kids?
Not at all. Actually, this is I'm really glad you just asked this question because it has yet to been to been talked about on anything I've done.
Episode 228- Mathew Bowyer | Shohei Ohtani Translators Bookie
Q: How are you doing? Thanks for jumping on.
I'm doing great despite that I'm turning myself in in 30 days to possibly looks like Lompoc prison, leaving five kids and my wife behind.
Episode 224- Philly Police Officer Bill Hunter
Q: How do you just go home after a day on the job?
It's all about mindset; I don't take it personal.
Episode 213- Tulsa Homicide Detective Jason White
Q: How do you feel about the current state of crime and policing?
The landscape of policing has changed due to technology and community relations, which have a significant impact on solving crime.
Episode 213- Tulsa Homicide Detective Jason White
Q: What motivates you to work in homicide and law enforcement?
My early exposure to law enforcement, particularly from my father, and the events I witnessed growing up pushed me towards wanting to help people and pursue a career in homicide.

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What is The Sit Down: A Crime History Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content primarily revolves around the intricate world of organized crime, exploring historical and contemporary figures in various criminal enterprises. Topics covered include notorious mobsters, drug cartels, prison life experiences, and the dynamics of law enforcement in dealing with crime. Notable episodes highlight the Sinaloa Cartel, prominent mob social clubs in New York City, and the complex relationships within organized crime families, as well as the shifting landscape of crime today. This podcast is likely to offer not only historical insights but also current analyses, appealing to listeners interested in true crime and the murky histories of infamous criminals. With unique narratives and guest interviews, it stands out for i... more

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Recent guests on The Sit Down: A Crime History Podcast include:

1. Seamus McElearney
2. Mathew Bowyer
3. Salvatore Buccheri
4. Gino Gabrielli
5. Stefano Ritondale
6. Eric King
7. Jackie Orena
8. Joe Perri

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