Breaking Bread

Anthony Sciarratta introduces Sal "The Voice" Valentinetti as his new permanent co-host on the Breaking Bread podcast. 

Anthony interviews New York Times bestselling author, Nelson DeMille, at his writing studio. 

Erica Pate is an emerging talent in the Italian American social media influencing community She recently transitioned from being an Italian teacher to working full time in graphic design. 

Anthony interviews cookbook author and lawyer, Danielle Caminiti, live from Fortunato Brother's Bakery. Danielle published, "From Courtroom to Cucina" in late 2021, after experiencing a culinary renaissance in the midst of the coronavrius pandemic. 

At the height of the coronavirus pandemic, Carlo Bertolli sold pizza directly from his home. In nearly two years, Bertolli opened his own pizzeria, "Pizzaboy." Since opening, Pizzaboy has become a major tourist attraction and Italian American staple in Chicago. 

Anthony interviews legendary Italian American comedian, Mike Marino. 

Erica Kuiper, who is known for her viral social media content as "Cook it Erica," discusses the influence Italian culture has had on her life and career. 

Mike Kunda and Jim Toscano are the dynamic duo behind the blockbuster documentary, "The Pretender," based on Kunda's fascination with the Rocky franchise.

Independent artist Jackie Nese discusses the influence of her Italian heritage on her budding career in the entertainment industry.

Anthony Sciarratta interviews Brooklyn native, David Biro. David is a renowned dermatologist who recently published two novels, "This Magnificent Dappled Sea" and "And The Bridge Is Love."

Anthony and Vincent Sciarratta interview accomplished entrepreneur and renaissance man, Premium Pete Gibaldi.

On the fifth episode of Breaking Bread, Anthony interviews veteran journalist and author, Mark Seal. Seal recently published a book about the making of The Godfather titled "Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli."

On the fourth episode of Breaking Bread, Anthony welcomes Gabriella Mileti. Gabriella is the Director of Programs at the National Italian American Foundation (NIAF). In this interview, Gabriella discusses NIAF's many programs for Italian Americans in addition to her own Italian heritage and how her life's journey led her to NIAF.

In the third episode of Breaking Bread, Anthony interviews acclaimed writer, Richard Vetere. Richard is an American playwright, screenwriter, television writer, poet and actor.

In the second episode of Breaking Bread, Anthony interviews 'Sopranos' star Ray Abruzzo. Ray is best known for his role as "Little Carmine" Lupertazzi. During this interview, Anthony and Ray discuss the Many Saints of Newark, the ending to The Sopranos, and Ray's Italian heritage. 

In the inaugural episode of Breaking Bread, Anthony and Vincent interview psychic medium Kim Russo.