
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 263 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | |||

Today we delve into the life of Genovese boss Funzi Tieri. Tieri was an old school, low profile gangster who would rise to the top of one of America's biggest and most powerful crime families.
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Recently a large indictment was dropped out of Northwest Indiana involving a big illegal gambling ring full of threats, intimidation and much more. One of the people arrested is an alleged mobster in Chicago. He himself has a pretty disgusting past a... more
Today we head back to interviews and we have a great one. I sat down with longtime FBI Agent Neil Moran. Neil is originally from the Bronx and had a wild career dealing with many mobsters including Joe Massino, Jimmy Burke, John Gotti, and various ot... more
In this week's episode we delve into some commentary of some recent appearances by John Gotti Jr and discuss his continued obsession with still pretending that he's in the Mob. Why can't some of these guys admit to what they are now?
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The best show I ever heard …. Listen to it everyday and some episodes twice , thanks so much for your hard work and educating yourself on FACTS about the mob …. 100 percent the best mob pod cast I ever heard !!! Appreciate the stories it’s all so fascinating to me how the mob worked and the organization of it all!!! Keep up the great work my friend
Love your show. Been listening since early on. Only thing though is it’s pronounced (Apple A Kin). You know what I’m talking about. I’m from there so I know. Just some gentle ribbin. Keep up the great work!
Awesome work
Who can even listen to this loser. You deserve zero stars.
I found this podcast during Covid and have listened to every episode since. What you’ll discover here is a very knowledgeable and well-researched observer, not some reformed criminal or pretend wise-guy reminiscing about his past. Jeff’s research is deep and his ability to communicate his subject matter with enthusiasm, seriousness and occasional skepticism is impressive. After five years, he’s formed a number of relationships with people on both sides of the crime game. His interviews with... more
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An in-depth, narrative-driven look at crime history, focusing on organized crime, mafia figures, and related underworld activity. Episodes combine archival research, interviews, and historical timelines to illuminate how power, money, and illicit networks shaped events from mid-20th century America to modern times. The host's old-school storytelling style and willingness to weave together street-level detail with big-picture power dynamics stand out, offering listeners a detailed primer or deeper exploration of infamous figures, cases, and eras. This show is likely to appeal to true-crime/history enthusiasts who enjoy well-sourced background, contextual storytelling, and a steady stream of profiles, indictments, and evolving crime narrative... more
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