The official Hardcore Italians Podcast. Real conversations with the most iconic Italian-Americans in culture, food, and entertainment.
Hosted by Mike Carioscia, founder of Hardcore Italians, every episode dives into stories of pride, tradition, and hustle from the people keeping the culture alive — from legends like Drea De Matteo and Buddy Valastro to local voices shaping the next generation.
Hardcore Italians Podcast
Explore our latest podcast episode showcasing Sean Stellato, the accomplished Italian American NFL agent, renowned for representing the rising star, Tommy DeVito, the rookie quarterback sensation for the New York Giants.
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Try us 🤷🏻♀️🇮🇹
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What's your dogs name? 🐶 🇮🇹 ♥️
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Who sat at kids table growing up? Tag your famiglia 👇🏼
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Shoutout to Nonna & Nonno 🥺❤️
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It is what it is 🤷🏻♀️🇮🇹
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Who agrees? 😂
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We could all use brioschi sometimes! 😂🇮🇹
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Shoutout to the Italian girls out there 🇮🇹
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Francis Xavier Cabrini, who was born in 1850 outside of Milan, traveled to the United States in the late 1880s in response to a request from Pope Leo XIII to assist the vast numbers of Italian immigrants that were flooding the country's borders. In 1890, she established her first orphanage in the United States in upstate New York, but she would not remain there. Instead, she answered calls from people asking her to assist the sick, orphaned, and abandoned people all over the country and the world. Mother Cabrini became a citizen of the United States in 1909, and eight years later she passed away in one of her own hospitals in Chicago, leaving behind a legacy of more than fifty schools, orphanages, and hospitals. She became the first U.S. citizen to be canonized in 1946, fittingly finding her place in the firmament as the patron saint of immigrants. 🙏#italianamericanheritagemonth
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