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25 years ago we were all welcomed into Dr. Melfi's office to witness what would become the greatest show to ever grace the TV screen: The Sopranos. All these years later and here we are still yapping like 6 barbers about this incredible series and it's great depth and intricacies. We thought what a better way to honor this milestone than to speak about 25 greatest moments from the show. Obviously there are way too many to choose from but we picked ones that fans constantly talk about and that keep them coming back to rewatch this work of art year after year. Cent'anni!

Ohhhh we're back with a Bada Bing and a boom to talk about one booyah hottie. The lovely bella donna that we all know as, Adriana La Cerva. Played by the beautiful Drea De Matteo, who has made some headlines recently from launching her own OnlyFans page, but we're here as some OnlyAde fans to give you the rundown on the beloved character. She is one of the more tragic figures in The Sopranos as we see her go from a blossoming relationship with Christopher in season 1, to her unfortunate demise as she's forced to become an informant. How green was my fucking valley? Well subscribe to this OnlyAde podcast and find out.

We are Up In Da Club this Pod-O-My episode as we bring you: Now That's A Hit Part II. We've gathered a slew of hits to discuss as well as a little history behind the show's theme Woke Up This Morning and how David Chase decided on that song among others. We go Thru and Thru with some classic rock tunes, and cover some Magic Moments through some oldies numbers, and even some nu-metal a la AJ Soprano. From songs that help to tell the story of that episode, to songs that just sound good and fit the mood. Enjoy another episode dedicated to the great music choices from The Sopranos, ah salute!

Get yourself a bowl of ice cream, sit yourself on the couch, and have a watch of "Isabella" with us; one of our favorites from season 1 and an episode we think is underrated. Hear our analysis on Tony's hallucinations, which turn into hallucinations within hallucinations (Halluception). We also talk about some music used, deleted scenes, symbolism and the meaning of Isabella's character. Enjoy this episode as a commentary while watching the Isabella episode to either enhance/ruin your viewing experience. Irregardless, we're sure you'll agree with us by the end that the "timeline got fucked up".

Your favorite Sopranos podcasters are back with our first episode of the year! In this episode we're focusing on a man with a big nose and bigger dreams. You guessed it, Christopher Moltisanti; played by the infinitely talented Michael Imperioli. From hijacking Comley trucks, to going to Hell, and making a Hollywood blockbuster, the man has done it all. Even through the ups and downs of the mob life, there is still such relatability from Christopher's character that manuges to reach many loyle fans of the show. Take a break from the fuckin' regularness of life and give this a listen.

It's like Tony Soprano said, "keep your friends close and your enemies cold cuts" or some shit like that. We are back with this episode covering all the antagonists out to give Tony ammazz'. Breaking down each villainous character and how they work in different ways to try and bring Tony to his demise. With these guys there is no compromise, that is except for the occasional radiator grilled cheese.

"Remembering when" may be the lowest form of conversation, so that is why we are bringing you... flashbacks! That's right, we are back discussing all the flashbacks used throughout the series. We do a little time travel to the big ones in 1967 in "Down Neck" and 1995 in "To Save Us All From Satan's Power", as well as the shorter ones like Tony remembering Meadow asking "Are you in the mafia?" or Artie remembering Livia spilling the beans about the fire. So have a bite of gabagool and let the fat and nitrates bring you back in time...

In this tribute episode, we pay honor to the late legend: Tony Sirico. We give some background into his early life, film career, and of course his beloved role as Paulie Walnuts. Also have a simple sauce recipe from Sirico himself and some kind words from our Twitter followers on his great impact and favorite things about him.RIP Tony Sirico

Just a couple of Joe Blows here with a new one in which we tackle a couple of the reoccurring themes in the show - the presence of wind and trees. Are they both just matters of setting and the environment? Or do they represent deeper connections to family, life and death? Don't go about in pity for yourself and let this great wind of a podcast carry you across the sky

If there is one thing besides the incredible acting and writing that carries The Sopranos along, it would be the music. It is a show full of hits, whether those be tunes or murders, and those tunes are used to amplify and even add depth to certain scenes. In this one we go through some of the fan favorites including, "Tiny Tears", "Living On A Thin Line", "Oh Girl", as well as some deeper cuts, to give you some analysis and history behind the music. This is "Pod-O-My's: Behind The Gabagool".