This week on The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with the hilarious and fearless Chris DiStefano, one of the most exciting voices in comedy today. We talk about his early days growing up, how he left behind a career in physical therapy to pursue his passion for stand-up, and what it really takes to build a successful career in today’s comedy world.

Chris opens up about his journey from MTV’s Guy Code to selling out theaters and making people laugh across the country. We dive into his thoughts on cancel culture, family life, the power of social media, and staying authentic in a world that’s constantly changing.

Whether you’re a comedy fan or someone chasing a dream, this episode delivers honest, unfiltered insight and plenty of laughs along the way.

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In this episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, Chazz welcomes back one of the greatest minds in American menswear: Joseph Abboud. They discuss the importance of timeless style, the decline of traditional fashion values, and how young men can learn to dress with purpose and power again. From tuxedos and flannels to the influence of old Hollywood, this episode is packed with wisdom, humor, and some incredible behind-the-scenes stories.

From breaking down the meaning behind confusing dress codes like “festive casual” to highlighting why a gray flannel suit belongs in every man’s closet, Joseph offers practical, powerful advice that every guy young or old can use. We talk about the loss of elegance in modern fashion, the importance of dressing for the occasion, and the return of the classics.

We also talk about:

Dressing like a movie star: What Hollywood used to teach men about style 🎥

The fall and rise of formalwear post-COVID

Style staples every man should own for each season

Why fabric texture is the new color palette

Red carpet secrets and tuxedo tips from the master himself

Chazz’s personal stories about Marlon Brando, De Niro, and George Hamilton

This week on The Chazz Palminteri Show, Chazz sits down with his son, Dante Palminteri, an accomplished actor known for his roles in Bleed for This, Sharknado 2: The Second One, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Currently starring in the upcoming film Bad News, where he plays the lead role of Frank Bonaducci, Dante shares his experiences working alongside his father and other notable actors.

In this engaging episode, Chazz and Dante delve into a variety of topics, including:

Their collaboration on Bad News and the unique experience of working together

Dante’s journey in Hollywood and his perspectives on life in Los Angeles versus New York

Their mutual admiration for classic mob movies like The Sopranos and Goodfellas

The role of martial arts in Dante’s life and how it has shaped his discipline

Heartwarming family memories and personal anecdotes that have influenced their careers

Exciting updates on their current and future projects

Join Chazz and Dante for an intimate conversation that blends professional insights with personal stories, offering a unique glimpse into their relationship both on and off the screen.

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In this week's solo episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, Chazz reflects on questions from fans, touching on powerful themes like spirituality, legacy, parenting, and finding purpose through fear and growth. With personal stories and candid insights, Chazz opens up about how his views have changed over time and how the core values of faith, family, and love have always grounded him.

This heartfelt episode is a reminder that your mindset shapes your life, and that no matter how advanced the world gets, the basics never change.

Listen now for grounded wisdom and some real Bronx truth.

This week on The Chazz Palminteri Show, we welcome the incredible Raymond Aceto—one of the most distinguished bass opera singers in the world. Raymond opens up about his humble beginnings, how he found his voice (literally), and what it was like performing with Pavarotti and other legends of the stage.

Chazz and Raymond discuss the grit and grace it takes to sustain a career in opera, the sacrifices artists make, and the joy of staying creatively fulfilled. It’s an inspiring conversation filled with humor, wisdom, and a powerful reminder that great art is built on preparation, respect, and love for the craft.

Listen now for timeless insights from two performers who know what it means to stay the course.

This week on The Chazz Palminteri Show, Chazz is joined by award-winning actor Alessandro Nivola, known for his powerful performances in Face/Off, The Many Saints of Newark, Laurel Canyon, and the recently acclaimed film The Brutalist. In this thoughtful and wide-ranging conversation, Alessandro opens up about growing up in a deeply artistic family, the projects that shaped his career, and what it means to choose authenticity over fame.

He also shares behind-the-scenes moments working with Hollywood icons, how his upbringing influenced his path, and why sometimes turning down a big paycheck is the best decision for an artist.

This episode is a must-listen for actors, creatives, and anyone who values the pursuit of meaningful work.

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In this deliciously fun episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, Chazz sits down with his longtime friend Adam—someone who takes his food very seriously. From breakfast to dinner (and even dessert), Adam has a go-to spot for just about everything.

The two dive into their shared Italian-American roots, swap hilarious stories about growing up around big meals, and talk about the deep connection between food, family, and tradition. If you’ve ever argued over where to get the best pizza or swear by your nonna’s meatballs, this one’s for you.

In this episode:

Tune in for laughs, nostalgia, and maybe a few new spots to add to your foodie bucket list.

On this week's episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and Matchbox Twenty frontman, Rob Thomas.

We dive deep into Rob’s incredible journey — from his early life growing up in the South and running away from home at 15, to becoming one of the biggest names in rock and pop music. Rob opens up about life on the road, starting Matchbox Twenty, balancing a solo career, and the real stories behind hits like "3AM" and "Smooth" with Carlos Santana.

We also explore the realities of the music business, the art of songwriting, and why staying authentic matters more than ever.

In this episode:

Rob’s early struggles and how they shaped his music

The rise of Matchbox Twenty

Collaborations with legends like Carlos Santana

The truth about songwriting, publishing, and the business side of music

Why authenticity beats chasing trends

Lessons on resilience, family, and personal growth

If you love music, storytelling, and real conversations about life and creativity, this one’s for you.

Make sure to follow, rate, and share the show — and stay tuned for new inspiring conversations every week.

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In this week’s episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I’m joined once again by the incredible Kathrine Narducci and hilarious Tara Cannistraci for a real conversation about life in the entertainment industry. From the stage to the screen, we share behind-the-scenes stories, talk about the most challenging roles we’ve taken on, and dive into what it's really like to perform under pressure.

We talk about upcoming projects like Gravesend, Godfather of Harlem, and Poker Face, plus discuss how acting can emotionally and physically transform you. We also share laughs over Italian family meals, Easter traditions, and the comedy of bombing on stage. Whether you're a performer or a fan, this episode is full of insight, honesty, and great energy.

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🎙️ This week on The Chazz Palminteri Show, we’re joined by veteran actor Joe Cortese, whose career spans over four decades in film, television, and stage. From his early breakout in The Death Collector—a film that helped launch the careers of Joe Pesci and Frank Vincent—to his latest critically acclaimed role in Here's Yianni! Joe shares a lifetime of stories, lessons, and hard-won wisdom from inside the entertainment industry.

Joe opens up about his journey from Paterson, New Jersey, to working with legendary producer Dino De Laurentiis, navigating Hollywood’s ups and downs, and nearly walking away from acting altogether. We talk about how he stayed the course, the importance of resilience, and his deep passion for the craft that continues to drive him.

We also dive into his new film Here's Yianni! , which explores dementia through a powerful character who believes he’s a late-night talk show host. With a cast that includes Kevin Pollak, Rosanna Arquette, and Eric Roberts, the film is already making waves at film festivals nationwide.

Whether you're an actor, filmmaker, or simply a fan of classic cinema, this episode is a masterclass in persistence, transformation, and the love of storytelling.

🎬 Topics include:

Joe’s early start at GQ Magazine

Breaking into film with The Death Collector

Working alongside Joe Pesci and Frank Vincent

His long road back to the spotlight

His role in Here's Yianni! and the meaning behind the project

Staying grounded in a challenging industry

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