The Chazz Palminteri Show

In this solo episode, Chazz Palminteri answers a listener question about something many families experience but don’t always talk about why siblings sometimes drift apart after their parents pass away.

Chazz talks about the role parents play as the “anchor” of a family and why relationships between siblings can change once that anchor is gone.

He also shares stories about inheritance, addiction, and how money can sometimes create conflict within families. Drawing from his own experiences growing up in the Bronx, Chazz discusses the importance of respecting money, taking responsibility, and knowing when it’s necessary to create distance from toxic situations.

This episode is an honest conversation about family, loyalty, and the realities of life after the parents are gone.

In Episode 266 of The Chazz Palminteri Show, Chazz sits down with his daughter, Gabriella Palminteri, for an honest and heartfelt father-daughter conversation.

They discuss what it was like growing up in a family rooted in storytelling and legacy, the pressures and expectations that come with it, generational differences, modern relationships, social media, faith, and the importance of strong family values.

This episode offers a rare and personal look at family, identity, and the evolving perspectives between parents and their children.

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In this episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, Chazz sits down with Omar Minaya, former General Manager of the New York Mets and the first Latino GM in Major League Baseball history.

Omar discusses his journey from growing up in Queens with Dominican roots to breaking into professional baseball and eventually leading one of the most high-profile franchises in sports. The conversation explores leadership, decision-making under pressure, building team culture, media scrutiny in New York, mentorship, and the importance of family and faith.

This episode offers insight not only into baseball, but into resilience, representation, and the mindset required to succeed at the highest levels of professional sports.

In Episode 264 of The Chazz Palminteri Show, Chazz Palminteri reflects on faith, accountability, success, and the reality of good and evil in the modern world.

Chazz discusses why he believes success brings greater temptation, referencing the Academy Awards incident involving Will Smith and Chris Rock as an example of how quickly a legacy can be altered in a single moment. He shares a personal story about trusting instincts, recounting an unsettling encounter involving his daughter and a wealthy man who was later publicly exposed.

The conversation also explores Chazz’s long study of Rudolf Steiner, his belief in God, and why he sees morality as essential to living a meaningful life. He speaks openly about his own cancer diagnosis in 1997, the emergency surgery that followed, and a powerful spiritual experience he had while recovering in intensive care.

This episode offers thoughtful insight into faith, personal growth, Hollywood pressures, and the responsibility that comes with success.

This week on the podcast, I’m joined once again by Kathrine Narducci and Tara Cannistraci for a fun, light episode where we try to guess Gen Z slang terms — and quickly realize how far apart generations really are.

We break down modern slang, react in real time to the meanings, and laugh at how language, humor, and culture continue to change. Along the way, we talk about growing up Italian-American, generational differences, social media influence, and how comedy adapts as times change.

This episode is all about perspective, not taking yourself too seriously, and being willing to laugh at what you don’t understand.

Special thanks to my producer John (NYVideoGuy) for keeping the show moving.

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