The Chazz Palminteri Show

In this week’s solo episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I share my thoughts on the assassination of Charlie Kirk. While the event has sparked political debates across the country, my focus is on common sense, unity, and understanding rather than division.

 

From my experiences growing up in the Bronx to navigating Hollywood and beyond, I’ve learned that in moments like these, it’s not about taking sides, it’s about asking deeper questions: How do we move forward as a society? How do we disagree without tearing each other apart?

 

This episode isn’t about politics. it’s about perspective. I break down: Why open dialogue matters more than ever The danger of living in an echo chamber How to separate truth from sensationalism Lessons from history on violence, division, and resilience My personal reflections on responsibility in media and leadership I want to hear from you: What do you think the path forward should look like after events like this? Drop your thoughts in the comments, let’s talk about it respectfully.

In this week’s episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with rising star Big Joe Gambino — the larger-than-life actor, comedian, and TikTok personality taking over social media with his hilarious takes on everyday life, New York culture, and Italian-American family traditions.

We talk about his journey from making funny skits online to pursuing acting full-time, how his Italian roots inspire his comedy, and what it’s like balancing authenticity with fame in the digital age. Joe also opens up about the creative process behind his videos, the challenges of social media, and the importance of staying grounded while chasing your dreams.

We also discuss:

• How Big Joe Gambino built his massive online following

• The influence of classic mob films and Bronx humor on his content

• His plans for film, television, and beyond

• Staying true to yourself in an industry that rewards trends over talent

• The power of storytelling and humor in connecting people

In this week’s episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with the legendary Tony Orlando, whose voice and charisma defined an era of American music. From his timeless hits like “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree” and “Knock Three Times,” to his incredible career as a singer, songwriter, producer, and television host, Tony shares his life journey through music, family, and perseverance.

We talk about:

• Tony’s early rise in the music industry and how Dawn became a household name

• The stories behind his biggest hits and how they shaped pop culture

• What it was like navigating fame across seven decades of show business

• The importance of faith, humility, and gratitude in staying grounded

• Our shared Bronx roots, performing for generations, and the joy of connecting with fans

This episode is filled with laughter, wisdom, and inspiration from one of the most enduring voices in music history.

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Share your favorite Tony Orlando song or memory in the comments below — and tell us what music means to you!

In this week’s episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with my good friends Bobby Moresco and his wife Barbara Moresco for an inspiring and deeply personal conversation about life, art, storytelling and Barbaras new book "From Hells Kitchen to the City of Angles".

Bobby Moresco the Academy Award-winning screenwriter, producer, and director behind Crash, 10th & Wolf, and Bent opens up about his journey from New York City to Hollywood. We talk about how real-life experiences shaped his work, the creative process behind some of his most iconic films, and what it means to tell stories that move people.

Barbara joins in to share her own creative path, offering insight into what it’s like collaborating in Hollywood as a couple and how they’ve balanced their passion for storytelling with their marriage and family life.

We also talk about:

• The real-life inspiration behind Crash and 10th & Wolf

• Staying grounded while working in the entertainment industry

• The power of authenticity and truth in writing

• What it takes to succeed as a filmmaker and storyteller today

• Lessons from a lifetime of art, struggle, and triumph

This is a powerful and emotional episode that celebrates creativity, perseverance, and the human stories behind great cinema.

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Tell us your favorite Bobby Moresco film in the comments!

In this week’s episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I’m joined once again by my good friend and legendary menswear designer Joseph Abboud — one of the most influential figures in American fashion. Together, we explore the timeless style and symbolism of the black leather jacket — how it became an icon of rebellion, confidence, and classic cool.

We talk about:

• The evolution of men’s fashion and how the leather jacket became a cultural statement 🧥

• Why dressing well still matters and what today’s trends say about society

• How fashion connects to storytelling, character, and identity — both on and off screen

• Our shared love for craftsmanship, tradition, and confidence through presentation

Whether you’re passionate about fashion, film, or life lessons, this episode is full of insight, nostalgia, and humor from two men who have lived through the art of expression.

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Tell us your favorite fashion piece or a style icon that inspires you in the comments below.

🎙️ Special thanks to our producer, John — aka NYVideoGuy!

In this week’s episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with members of The Doo Wop Project — Charl Brown, John Dias, Russell Fischer, and Dominic Nolfi — to talk about their incredible careers, the magic of Doo Wop, and their brand-new album Echoes of the Street (out October 11th).

We discuss:

• The roots and timeless appeal of Doo Wop 🎶

• Stories from Broadway and performing all over the country

• Their new single “Blue Moon” and upcoming album release show at Sony Hall in NYC on October 7th

• How they bring fresh energy to classics like “My Girl” and “Somewhere” from West Side Story

• Covering unexpected songs from Daft Punk to Taylor Swift with that signature Doo Wop style

• The future of the genre and their mission to keep the sound alive for new generations

This episode is filled with music history, laughs, and inspiration from some of the best vocalists in the business.

This week on The Chazz Palminteri Show, I welcome comedian Vic DiBitetto – one of the funniest and most authentic voices in comedy today. We talk about his journey from stand-up stages to internet stardom, the Italian-American roots that shaped his humor, and how he keeps his comedy real in today’s world.

Get ready for a conversation full of laughs, sharp observations, and timeless truths about life, family, and chasing your passion.

This week on The Chazz Palminteri Show, I’m joined by David Savona, Executive Editor of Cigar Aficionado. David has been at the heart of cigar culture for decades, offering deep insight into what makes a cigar truly world-class.

We talk about the legacy of Cigar Aficionado, memorable tastings, and the unique lifestyle surrounding premium cigars. We also discuss the story behind my Chazz Palminteri A Bronx Tale cigars, which have proudly been featured and highly rated in the magazine.

Whether you’re a longtime cigar lover or simply curious about the culture, this conversation is filled with passion, history, and behind-the-scenes stories.

Tune in, subscribe, and join the conversation—because cigars aren’t just about smoking, they’re about connection, storytelling, and tradition.

This week on The Chazz Palminteri Show, it’s a true family affair! I’m joined by my son Dante Palminteri, my daughter Gabriella Palminteri, and even my wife Gianna Palminteri, who hops in to share some laughs and stories.

Together, we give you a rare inside look at what life is like in the Palminteri household, from family traditions and parenting moments to hilarious behind-the-scenes stories you’ve never heard before. We talk about what it was like for Dante and Gabriella growing up with a father in Hollywood, how we balance family with career, and why strong family values remain the heart of everything we do.

Whether it’s the Bronx roots that shaped us, the lessons we pass down, or just everyday family banter, this episode is filled with warmth, laughs, and insights that will leave you feeling like part of the family. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to The Chazz Palminteri Show! Share your own family stories in the comments. We’d love to hear them!

This week on The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with my good friend Paul DiSilvio, owner of LCG Cigars in the Bronx. We talk about the artistry and tradition behind premium cigars, the culture of Bronx cigar lounges, and how Paul turned his passion into a thriving business that celebrates community and heritage.

From the craftsmanship that goes into every cigar to the friendships and stories shared over them, this episode is filled with laughter, insight, and a deep appreciation for Bronx pride and tradition.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation about business, culture, and the timeless enjoyment of a great cigar.