
A quick introduction to the "Best True Crime Podcasts About the Mafia" playlist, which covers the history of organized crime in both Sicily and the United States.
Maggie provides a succinct overview of the Sicilian Mafia's longstanding history in both Italy and the United States.
Michael Vista explores the state of organized crime in 1920s New York after the former "Boss of Bosses" Giuseppe Morello returned from prison with high hopes of relinquishing his old title from Salvatore D'Aquila.
When Al Capone rose to power as the co-founder and boss of the Italian Mafia's Chicago Outfit, he favored publicity and violence over staying quiet and out of the headlines.
For Charles "Lucky" Luciano, the philosophy that "there's no such thing as good or bad money. There's just money," helped him seize control of the underworld and become the father of the American Mafia.
Was Anna Genovese's marriage to infamous mafioso Vito Genovese forced or part of a larger plot to drastically change her picture-perfect life as a housewife?
From marrying a famous singer to doing business with the Kennedy brothers and working with the CIA, there's no doubt that Sam Giancana enjoyed his share of powerful connections while serving as the boss of the Italian Mafia's Chicago Outfit.
Before he became the "Boss of All Bosses" in the American Mafia, Carlo Gambino experienced decidedly more humble beginnings after immigrating from Sicily to New York City at the age of 19.
Angelo Bruno earned the moniker "The Gentle Don" for his docile disposition and traditional means of running the Philadelphia crime family, but not everyone in his crime syndicate was a fan of the way in which he handled business.
Guided by the sentiment that "he who doesn't fear death only dies once," Italian judge Giovanni Falcone spent most of his professional life trying to overthrow the dangerous Sicilian Mafia until his assassination in 1992.
Sheriff Jim Traficant was the potty-mouthed hero of Youngstown until his deep ties to the Italian and Irish mafias were exposed by the FBI.
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