The Sopranos: Live with Atticus and Will

It's Sopranos Time o'clock am. Or is it pm? Atticus gets defensive about his inability to tell time and Will presses his advantage. Someone is a rat and Tony surprises everyone with the emotional intelligence to deal with it. Atticus has a thought about the importance of work but kinda loses the thread halfway through and Will cleans up his mess. I mean what else could you want? It's the 11th time they've put it all out for you.

We're back, boys and gentlemen! Atticus and Will continue to deal with the fallout from the expanding chasm after Will claimed not to know who Michael Avenatti and it's uhhh not good. It's a tense episode with Atticus tirelessly hosting and Will at a 4/20 party as usual. In Sopranos land, it's an Adriana ep who attempts to break into the music industry as a producer and the boys deal with an interesting question: is The Sopranos Politically Good?

Are you a billionaire writer? How about an absurdly popular HBO series about to start your final season? A substitute teacher seduced by a student? A dumb old man biting into a cherry tomato with your front teeth? Oh boy I wouldn't want to be you right now because the boys are finally back and they have their cross hairs set on JK Rowling, Game of Thrones, Mary Beth Haglin, and Denethor II, son of Ecthelion II. It's a dark episode of The Sopranos and The Sopranos Live: Atticus and Will treat it with the sensitivity it deserves. Listen here

We're back baby, finally an episode with something for everyone. This week the official Sopranos pod discusses almost exclusively The Sopranos, and it's a big one. Christoper takes center stage, struggling with work, technology, writing, and bakeries, AJ steals the show when the FBI raids the Soprano home, and Atticus gives the absolute worst overview of the Sacco and Vanzetti case to date. Listen here

It's finally time to jump fully back into the world of AJ. AJ, Atticus and Will all receive feedback that they should avoid sacramental wine when it's Sopranos time, Marvel gets a stern talking to, why did everyone have those awful plastic covers on them during the 70s?, drunk middle schoolers remind Atticus of sober middle school Atticus, and Tony lays it all out in the basement. It's really all there. Listen here.

For episode 6 Atticus and Will discuss the competition in the Sopranos podcast space, naming conventions, calling someone a whackadoodle, W., Vice, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Atticus tries to end Andy Serkis (Will isn't on board), and a little bit of "Pax Soprana".  Listen here.

The titular Atticus and titular Will are back to discuss what's obsessing the nation, "college". Are they pro-corruption? You'll have to listen to find out. Other topics include official Sopranos mascot, Marlo the cat (cute), sexual tension with your priest (normal), how deranged you have to be to be proud of your "fellow alumni" (very) and Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla (refreshing).  Listen here.

AJ fans rejoice, it's episode four of the only Sopranos podcast, S01E04 "Meadowlands"! This week Atticus has big news for our burgeoning international audience, Will actually took notes on the episode, they both take careful aim at the graphic design team behind The Sopranos, and talk some True Detective. Listen here,

After a prolonged battle with powerful and secretive enemies (who do not wish Sopranos wisdom reaching the public) that sent winter storms and Will to the other side of the world, Atticus and Will are back to talk denial, anger, acceptance, psychology, Shakespeare, Bernie Sanders, John Wayne, Mindhunter, and briefly the third episode of The Sopranos. There's really no better place to find out what's good and bad art.  Listen here. Subscribe to the show on iTunes by clicking here, or search "The Sopranos Live" in any podcasting app. Email us at [email protected]

This week the boys tackle S01E02 "46 Long". The deep state continues to attempt to silence the now-official Sopranos podcast this time by cutting Will's internet several times during the recording and sending a polar vortex to the Midwest in what appears to be an act of intimidation. But the boys battle through it, discussing Laser Discs and DVDs, suit sizes, the commercialization of Italian culture and more. Listen here and email us at [email protected]