Today we’re joined by two of Brooklyn’s most respected restaurant owners.

Chef Thomas Perone, owner and founder of Brooklyn Roots and The Corner, and Peter Grippo, owner and founder of Brooklyn Square Pizza.

From building neighborhood staples to creating some of Brooklyn’s most iconic food destinations, we dive into their journeys, the rivalry and respect between neighborhoods, what it takes to run successful restaurants, and why Brooklyn will always be home.

Let’s get into it.

The Voices of Brooklyn Podcast welcomes The Brooklyn Stoop Podcast, hosted by Chris & Ralphie. The two come together to speak on the neighborhood, old-school Brooklyn culture, and their experiences growing up in the borough that made them who they are.

This week on The Voices of Brooklyn, we’re joined by one of the funniest and most relatable comedians in the game — Anthony Rodia. From viral rants and iconic characters to sold-out shows across the country, Anthony built a comedy empire by turning everyday life into nonstop laughs.

For our milestone 50th episode of The Voices of Brooklyn, we’re bringing together two powerful voices making major impact in their fields — Dr. Bobbi and Keanda Vivar.

In this special episode, we dive into real conversations about ambition, personal growth, relationships, confidence, modern culture, and what it takes to build success while staying true to yourself. From raw life experiences to motivating stories and unfiltered perspectives, this episode blends inspiration, humor, and authenticity in true Voices of Brooklyn fashion.

Episode 50 is more than just a number — it’s a celebration of the journey, the guests, the supporters, and the conversations that turned this platform into something people connect with every week.

From the streets of Brooklyn to world championship boxing and bare-knuckle wars, Paulie Malignaggi sits down with The Voices of Brooklyn for a no-filter conversation.

Paulie breaks down his journey from growing up in Bensonhurst to becoming a two-division world champion, the mindset it takes to survive at the highest level, and what really goes on behind the scenes in boxing. He talks about his transition into commentary, his outspoken takes on today’s fighters, and why he never sugarcoats anything—inside or outside the ring.

This week we’re joined by Lil Mo Mozzarella — stand-up comedian, social media icon, and an all-around stand-up guy.

Real talk, funny stories, and unfiltered moments you don’t want to miss.

If you know, you know.

On this episode of The Voices of Brooklyn, we sit down with Lil Snuff — a name that’s been building serious attention, from podcasting , social media and his ownership in Skinny Joey’s cheesesteaks.

We get into his journey, the reality behind the image, and what it’s like coming up with ties between Brooklyn and Philadelphia — two cities with similar roots but very different cultures.

Jennifer DiLandro built her name in one of the most competitive markets in the world. Celebrity aesthetician. Podcaster. Public figure.

Kristin Falcone - a hairstylist turned viral comedy creator who has built a huge following with her hilarious skits.

Chris, Sal , Vitale, and Patrick return for another nostalgia hour.

This time we welcome Chris Scali — known for his social media presence and his recent viral airport video seen by millions.

The crew takes it back, jumping down memory lane and bringing up stories you definitely don’t wanna miss.

This episode gets real.

We’re sitting down with Pete and Shelly, two guys from a completely different side of Brooklyn, and having the conversations most people either avoid or sugarcoat. From growing up on opposite ends, to the unspoken rules, food spots, slang, and the little things that instantly tell you where someone’s from—nothing’s off limits.

It’s jokes, it’s honest, and yeah… we definitely cross a few lines (in a good way). But at the core of it all, it shows how different backgrounds in the same borough can still share the same roots, struggles, and memories.

If you’re from Brooklyn, you’re gonna feel this.

If you’re not, you’re gonna learn something.

Tap in for one of the realest conversations we’ve had yet.