Old Dirty Boston

I am honored to have the great and powerful Nick Dipaolo on the podcast. Nick talks about growing up in Danvers, the early days of Boston comedy and working with legends like Louis CK and Artie Lange. Nick also fills me in on why Steve Sweeney punched him in the stomach after a night out in Southie.

Brian Kiley is the head monologue writer for Conan O'Brien, he talks about growing up in Newton, doing stand-up at the Ding Ho and moving to New York to work on the first season of the Conan O'Brien show with with comedy legends Louis CK and Robert Smigel.

Jon Soroff talks about writing for the Boston Herald and the Improper Bostonian, he is absolutely the coolest guest I've had on the podcast.

Author of Gangland Boston: A tour through the deadly streets of organized crime. Emily Sweeney talks about growing up in Boston and writing for the Boston Globe.

In this episode I sit down with author of Neighborhood Lines, Michael Patrick Murphy. Michael talks about his family history in Southie and the South shore, the criminals, the cops and the violence.

In this episode I sit down with my friend Chef Paul Delios co-owner of Kane's Donuts our season 2 sponsor. Paul talks about family, food and our new web series on the neighborhoods of Boston.

In this episode I'm talking to Kevin Almeida aka Killa Kev. Kev talks about growing up around Boston, IG stories and losing his mom and brother to opiates.

Instagram: @killakev182

I asked some friends, Tony V, Demetrius Hullum, & Emmy Wright, to join me for a discussion on the protests and racial injustice. Part way through someone passed around a bag of magic mushrooms..I won't say who ate them..but I will say that we left this episode unedited.

Steve Sweeney the undisputed King of Boston comedy talks about growing up in Charlestown, performing stand up in Boston, working with the Farley brothers and more.