Talking Sopranos Podcast (HBO)

About the Talking Sopranos Podcast (HBO)

The Talking Sopranos Podcast (HBO) is an intimate and behind-the-scenes dive into the infamous HBO television series, The Sopranos. Launched in 2020, the podcast features series veterans Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa, who unravel the stories behind the iconic show, episode by episode. Fans gain exclusive insight into the making of the series from the memories and perspectives of the actors themselves.

Making / Production

The podcast was conceived by Steve Schirripa and Michael Imperioli, in collaboration with HBO. The goal: to give fans an in-depth look into the creation, execution, and essence of each episode of The Sopranos. Through an exploration of their experiences, anecdotes, and interactions with the cast and crew, Imperioli and Schirripa provide an inimitable exploration of the acclaimed TV series.

Actors

• Michael Imperioli played "Christopher Moltisanti", a character notable for his unpredictable nature and complex relationships. In the podcast, he shares his insights and experiences during the production in great detail.
• Steve Schirripa portrayed "Bobby 'Bacala' Baccalieri" in the series. His role was nuanced, providing comedic relief but also emotional depth. In the podcast, Schirripa discusses his experiences being part of one of TV's most groundbreaking series.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• Both Steven Schirripa and Michael Imperioli were not only cast members, but also writers of certain episodes of The Sopranos.
• The podcast includes special guests from the original series, extending beyond just the main cast.
• Each episode of the podcast corresponds to an episode of The Sopranos, providing a comprehensive retrospective of the TV series.

Quotes

• "You know, it's dangerous being a mobster, but also dangerous being a fan of this show." - Steve Schirripa
• "There was something about The Sopranos, it completely changed the game." - Michael Imperioli

Music, Soundtrack

• As the podcast is centered around dialogue, there is not a typical musical score or soundtrack. However, the podcast does notably feature the iconic theme from The Sopranos, "Woke Up This Morning" by Alabama 3.