
Three Italian-American storytellers take an episodic deep-dive into the philosophy, psychology, and modern-day relevance of "The Sopranos" 20 years after its groundbreaking television debut.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

With apologies for the long wait between episodes, Chris, Paul, Jordan, & Lily cover "The Blue Comet", which is a whirlwind blitz of an episode. The long awaited war between NY/NJ is launched and we bear witness to many "Departures". All this and so ... more
This is one of our podcast's most heavy and also laughter filled episodes as Chris, Paul, Jordan, and Lily break down "The Second Coming". It's a wonderful feature episode for Robert Iler (AJ) as his depression and despair hit a tragic apex, while th... more
Chris, Paul, Jordan & Lily cover one of the bleakest hours of the show yet where we seem to get the answer to a fundamental question about Tony Soprano's true nature. It's an uncomfortable, audacious, and fascinating hour in which we get to talk abou... more
What does it mean to be a good son? How does standing tall "like a man" destroy some of these characters? We delve deep into these questions and so much more as we break down the mid-season classic "Walk Like a Man" which is a tremendous Chris and AJ... more
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a good pod. They let each other talk without too much interruption and they have great psychological, philosophical, and artistic analysis. Humor, too. Much better than the other pod with the famous guys which is just impossible to listen to with any pleasure. Well done. But Lily is super annoying and the episodes are better without her.
Love this Podcast a lot. But when I got to the 6A retrospective, and they decided to record with their baby not only in the room…but practically on the mic… I mean you gotta do what you gotta do but that has to be an all time podcast sin.
Am rewatching sopranos now that I’m older and wiser and the commentary these guys bring is spot on to how I feel and how perspectives change. Great observations and things to noodle on!
Nerds who tie too much of their identity to the shows they watch and get angry at anyone who doesn't blindly glaze the show and everyone involved with it. Decent analysis though.
Some of their commentary makes me laugh out loud. It’s wonderful how they tap into the fact that this show is a dark comedy in many ways and I appreciate their commentary. I love how they bring a fresh take to it and I say this as someone who has watched sopranos at least 15 times.
So glad you’re back
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A deep-dive show that dissects The Sopranos through philosophy, psychology, and cultural relevance, often pairing literary and artistic references with meticulous episode breakdowns. Hosts foster a roundtable dynamic, offering thoughtful character analyses, long-form discussions of themes like leadership, trauma, and family loyalty, and occasional meta-commentary on how the show aged over time. Noteworthy strengths include a rigorous, ideas-forward approach and a theater/arts-informed lens, which appeals to listeners who crave intellectual, multi-layered takes rather than simple recap. A few recurring critiques center on audio quality and occasional pacing, but the conversations remain dense, revealing, and highly engaging for fans seeking ... more
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