In Monday LIVE Ep. 172, Sammy The Bull Gravano answers fan questions while pulling back the curtain on some of the biggest moments in Mafia history. Sammy explains why he—not John Gotti—was the strategist behind the Paul Castellano hit at Sparks Steak House, reveals an abandoned assassination plan involving Joe Piney, and breaks down Lucky Luciano's secret World War II cooperation with the U.S. government. He also shares why he believes John Gotti made a tragic mistake after the accidental death of his son Frank, tells the story of Eddie Garofalo, discusses Bosko Radonjić and the Westies, explains who really pioneered the Russian gasoline tax scam, reflects on the personal cost of spending 23 years in prison, and finally reveals how Boss Lady Amena first came into his life.

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In Thursday LIVE Ep. 171, Sammy The Bull Gravano takes aim at the fake made men, clout-chasers, and fabricated stories flooding the Mafia world online. Sammy defends Tommy "Karate" Pitera, explains why he believes parts of The Butcher book are inaccurate, and delivers a direct public message to Tommy's daughter following the leaked prison tapes. He also shares the untold story of Ali Shades from the Genovese family, reveals the Roy DeMeo contract hit he refused to take, explains Paul Castellano's "deal drugs and die" policy and how John Gotti's crew got around it—and discusses what really happens when someone falsely claims to be a made man. Sammy also addresses AI voice clones using his likeness, offers advice on building a legitimate life instead of chasing easy money, and answers questions about Victoria Gotti, Angelo Sepe, Chuck Zito, Muhammad Ali, Scarface, prison life, gambling superstitions, Italian cooking, and the Mafia vampire movie he'd love to make.LIVE questions.

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In Monday LIVE Ep. 170, Sammy The Bull Gravano answers one of the questions he's asked more than any other: if he had never cooperated with the government, would he still be in the Mafia today? His answer is candid as he reflects on the oath, the loyalty, the brotherhood, and the difficult realities of the life—including ordering murders. Sammy also walks viewers through a real-world money laundering operation using the famous 86th Street car wash as an example, reveals how the crew behind the Paul Castellano assassination stayed hidden before the hit, and explains the cigar ritual he still uses to stay calm during high-pressure business meetings. He also opens up about his biggest fears, recurring dreams, dogs versus cats, his favorite Swisher Sweets cigars, what career he believes he would've had outside the Mafia, and why he thinks cats and dogs react very differently after their owners die.

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In Monday LIVE Ep. 169, Sammy The Bull Gravano returns for another unfiltered Q&A, tackling everything from the biggest Mafia myths to the latest headlines. Sammy reacts to John Gotti Jr.'s recent arrest, explains why he believes Richard Kuklinski "The Iceman" was a fraud who never killed Roy DeMeo, and reveals how wiseguys really hid money for emergencies. He also answers fan questions about made men, associates, mob hits, and the inner workings of Cosa Nostra. Along the way, Sammy shares the terrifying story of working on a steel beam 18 stories in the air despite his fear of heights, explains why Mafia bosses disliked John Gotti's flashy lifestyle, reflects on his early years in the Colombo family before joining the Gambinos, talks about hunting in the Adirondacks, and even reveals his unexpected admiration for WNBA stars Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham.

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In Monday LIVE Ep. 168, Sammy The Bull Gravano reveals the inside story of how John Gotti's famous acquittal was secured, explaining the exact methods used to identify jurors, reach them through trusted union connections, and influence the outcome of one of the Mafia's most infamous trials. Sammy also shares the secret agreement he made with Frankie DeCicco after Paul Castellano's assassination: if Gotti failed as boss, Sammy would kill him, Frankie would become boss, and Sammy would step in as underboss. He also walks through the first 12 hours after the Sparks Steak House hit, the meeting where Gotti was officially voted boss, Lucky Luciano's wartime cooperation with the U.S. government, the Second Colombo War, Greg Scarpa Jr.'s prison cooperation against terrorists, Tough Tony Provenzano, Fat Tony Salerno, and how legitimate construction, plumbing, and drywall businesses generated millions through union influence and major New York building projects.

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In Monday LIVE Ep. 167, Sammy The Bull Gravano answers some of the most requested questions about the hits he carried out, the bosses he served under, and the men who shaped Mafia history. Sammy reveals that he personally killed DB on John Gotti's orders, explains why Donald Trump was never someone the Mafia could pressure, and breaks down what separated Roy DeMeo from other mob killers. He also reflects on having dinner with Paul Castellano at Sparks Steak House just months before the assassination, discusses Frank DeCicco's plans regarding John Gotti, why he remained loyal when Nicky Scarfo offered to help remove Gotti, Chin Gigante's reputation, Richard Kuklinski's claims, Angelo Ruggiero's heroin operation, Charlie Carneglia, Benny Eggs Mangano, and the story behind his first contract hit on Joe Colucci. Sammy also shares personal reflections on Joe Pesci, Goodfellas vs. The Godfather, PTSD, becoming a born-again Christian, family Sunday dinners, and training at Gleason's Gym.

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In Monday LIVE Ep. 166, Sammy The Bull Gravano doesn't hold back as he revisits one of the most turbulent chapters of his life. Sammy explains why he believes John Gotti developed a "god complex," reveals what was really captured on the infamous prison tapes, and shares why he says he would have killed Gotti the moment they were both released. He also discusses where Joe Bonanno ranked among New York's most influential bosses, why the Commission wasn't simply a place to complain about a boss, the untaxed cigarette operation out of South Carolina, Frank Calabrese and the Chicago Outfit, the only times he ever smoked marijuana, the unforgettable Peruda card game story, and closes with a heartfelt Father's Day message.

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In Monday LIVE Ep. 165, Sammy The Bull Gravano reveals one of the biggest bombshells he's ever shared on the podcast: before deciding to cooperate, he was actively planning a prison escape and intended to disappear to South America. Sammy explains how the escape would have worked, why Argentina or Brazil were the destinations, and what ultimately changed his mind. He also delivers an emotional, never-before-seen moment as he speaks directly to Louie Milito's daughter, Dina, reflecting on guilt, loyalty, and the heartbreaking decisions that came with the life. Along the way, Sammy revisits the real reasons behind Paul Castellano's murder, why Chin Gigante, Joe Massino, and Fat Andy all wanted John Gotti dead, pulling a gun on Augie just days after the Castellano hit, Frank Lucas and the Harlem underworld, the Dixie Mafia, Carlos Marcello, horse racing, his New Jersey farm, and much more.

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In Thursday LIVE Ep. 164, Sammy The Bull Gravano shares the incredible true story behind the real-life gangster who inspired Joe Pesci's iconic "How am I funny?" scene in Goodfellas. Sammy knew Bobby Cabert personally—and reveals how Cabert tried to tie him to a cold-case police killing involving the man later known as The Iceman. Sammy explains how he beat the case, only to learn afterward who the government said was actually responsible. He also tells the unbelievable story of Goomba "Alley Boy" assaulting a police officer, locking him in a bar bathroom, and how Sammy negotiated the return of the officer's badge and gun. Plus, Sammy recounts standing guard during the meeting where Paul Castellano was officially named boss of the Gambino crime family and explains how Angelo Ruggiero's infamous "Quack-Quack" tapes helped bring down the Mafia.

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In Monday LIVE Ep. 163, Sammy The Bull Gravano tackles one of the biggest debates in Mafia history: Was Roy DeMeo more dangerous than Tommy Karate? From there, he dives into the politics of Cosa Nostra, sharing his thoughts on Joe Bonanno's life in Tucson, Chin Gigante, Lewis Kasman, the infamous Gemini Lounge, and the disappearance of Tommy DeSimone. Sammy also reveals what he believes he would have done differently if he had become boss instead of John Gotti, offering a rare look at the leadership decisions that shaped the Gambino crime family.LIVE questions.

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