
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 | Monthly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

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
We're back from the holidays better than ever as we start unpacking the back half of the final nine episodes! This week, Chris, Paul, & Jordan dissect the stylistically unsettling "Chasing It" where Tony's bad run of gambling catches up with him, poi... more
Chris, Paul, Jordan & Lily dig into "Remember When", an episode that creates a painful but compelling look at nostalgia and how the past still weighs on the present, even for those who are unable to remember it. Paulie and Tony head south as the FBI ... more
Chris, Paul, & Jordan break down "Stage 5" which sees three major storylines about legacy converge into one packed, uncomfortable, and thrilling hour. The stage is set for a wild ride as pieces are moved into place in New York for Phil Leotardo as he... more
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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
But when will y’all be back? Just finished season 6B and I’m patiently awaiting the end of your reviews to couple with it… Pweaase?🥺
I loved til Season 6. Than not even 5 episodes in to Chris’s “new political career” which, initially was cool news. He forced it into every single discussion about the show of among the hosts no less than 28 times already. And not only does he start each unnecessary and identical reminder by saying he “can’t mix the podcast and the part of his life” and force the listener to hear this completely unrelated information unrelentingly.. and Chris does it so much and so unnecessarily that he often in... more
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Apple Podcasts | #222 |
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The content covers a deep exploration of character dynamics, philosophical themes, and the modern-day relevance of a famous television series, particularly analyzing individual episodes and the overarching narrative. Conversations often highlight significant character arcs and complex interpersonal relationships, with particular attention paid to psychological and philosophical inquiries surrounding morality and identity.
This podcast uniquely combines humor and thoughtful analysis, inviting both new viewers and longtime fans to engage in a rich discussion that transcends simple episode recaps. It likely provides listeners with insights that enhance their viewing experience and encourages a more profound appreciation of the show's intricat... more
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