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 On the second hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter provide exclusive interviews with Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy and Montana State head coach Brent Vigen as they discuss their upcoming matchups this weekend, their teams' preparations, and much more.

Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy joins Tootell & Nuanez to go through Montana's 3-0 start, Oregon State's position within the Pac 12 and to preview Saturday's matchup with the Beavers.

On the second hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter welcome Montana Hall of Fame running back and former NFL player Chase Reynolds into the studio to discuss Eli Gillman and his record-breaking career, the transition to the Bobby Kennedy era, his appreciation for Drummond and the community there, and more.Next, hear from CCSU head coach Adam Lechtenberg as he discusses his team's upcoming matchup against the Bobcats in Bozeman on Saturday.

On the second hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter take their first looks at Montana and Montana State's upcoming games, featuring excerpts from Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy and Montana State head coach Brent Vigen as they discuss their respective matchups this weekend.Next, hear from Florence football head coach Adam Goodnight as he discusses opening the season against the top three teams in Class B, going 2-1, looking ahead to next week, and which teams he thinks could compete for the playoffs.Lastly, Ryan and Colter discuss the disappointing end to the PaddleHeads' season after winning the second half of the Pioneer League season and finishing strong, but unfortunately falling to the Billings Mustangs in the first round of the playoffs.

The Griz completed their homestand 3-0 and we cover their fast start to the season in this episode!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Colter Nuanez keeps on analyzing Saturday's Bobcat & Griz wins, including sharing interviews with MSU's Justin Lamson & Tim Thomas II along with Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy. Colter also shares his analysis of Week 1 of the NFL slate and news about Griz and Bobcats winning the Big Sky Conference's weekly awards. 

Hear from Montana State head coach Brent Vigen, Nevada head coach Jeff Choate and Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy along with UM QB Keali'i Ah Yat on the latest Montana Football Hour going through MSU's 20-7 win over Nevada and Montana's 35-14 win over Utah Tech. 

On the first hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter debrief Montana's win over Utah Tech and Montana State's impressive victory over FBS opponent Nevada. Hear excerpts from multiple coaches and players involved in both games, including Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, quarterback Keali'i Ah Yat, Montana State head coach Brent Vigen, Nevada head coach Jeff Choate, and more as they break down the big moments and takeaways from the weekend. 

Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, wide receiver Brooks Davis and defensive back Brock Beaner helped preview UM's matchup at Oregon State in their weekly press conference.

Montana moved to 3-0 with a 35-14 win over Utah Tech (0-3) on Saturday at Washington-Grizzly Stadium. Eli Gillman scored three touchdowns to help him tie the Big Sky career record and move into 2nd in league history in total TDsFollowing the Utah Tech win, Griz head coach Bobby Kennedy along with QB Keali'i Ah Yat and LB Tanner Williams addressed the media  Montana plays at Oregon State (0-2) next Saturday in Corvallis, Oregon. 

Colter Nuanez is joined by former NFL coach Andre Patterson to talk about season openers, international NFL games, first-year head coaches, the Super Bowl Rematch Wednesday night and more. Colter also shares an interview with Montana WR Landon Ransom-Goelz about his journey to Montana. 

On the second hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter preview the highly anticipated matchup between FCS powerhouse Montana State and Nevada, led by former Bobcats head coach Jeff Choate. Hear from Choate throughout the segment as he discusses the upcoming game, Montana State's national championship season, and takes a few playful shots at Colter and the Grizzlies.Next, hear from Rice transfer Landon Ransom-Goelz as he opens up about the scary blood clot that kept him off the field at Rice, what it's been like playing for Montana, and more. The guys also hear from Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy about LRG, along with news on former Grizzly wide receiver Michael Wortham, who earned a spot on the Jacksonville Jaguars' practice squad.Lastly, in the Injury Report, Ryan and Colter discuss the injuries from last night's NFL game as well as the latest injuries impacting teams around the Big Sky Conference.

Trump's Midterm panic, the war he insists is not a war, Bobby Kennedy's attack on science, mystery meat from Brazil, and why Europe is starting to look like the opening chapter of The Guns of August. In this episode: Trump says the Iran fight is small potatoes as families bury 18 dead Hegseth orders lie detector tests at the Pentagon to hunt leakers Robert F. Kennedy Junior guts health care for poor kids and Black moms Trump team pushes 660 million pounds of mystery beef from Brazil Pastor Doug Wilson says slavery was a life of plenty. Really? Germany far right wins 43 percent. France calls it a grave danger for Europe Key figures covered: Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth, Robert F. Kennedy Junior, J D Vance, Vladimir Putin, Joesley Batista, Doug Wilson, Lonnie Bunch Please subscribe to support the show. Recorded live on September 9, 2026

On the first hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter take their first look at both upcoming matchups for Montana and Montana State. The guys preview the Grizzlies' matchup against Utah State and the Bobcats' showdown with Nevada, while providing clips from Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy and Montana State head coach Brent Vigen as they discuss their respective games and what they're expecting this weekend.

Colter Nuanez shares his insights from the weekend and sound bites from Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, Montana State head coach Brent Vigen, Griz running back Eli Gillman and Bobcat wide receiver Jabez Woods as part of the latest Montana Football Hour.

On the first hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter break down Montana's 45-10 win over Drake. The guys provide excerpts from postgame interviews with head coach Bobby Kennedy and running back Eli Gillman, who made Montana history by breaking the program's all-time rushing touchdown record. Gillman rushed for three touchdowns and added another through the air, giving him four total scores in the victory.Next, Ryan and Colter recap Montana State's 54-24 win over Butler. Hear Brent Vigen's opening statement following the victory, along with a separate excerpt where the Bobcats head coach discusses the importance of games like this for getting valuable depth onto the field. Vigen also provides an update on reigning FCS Defensive Player of the Year Caden Dowler after he suffered an injury on a special teams play.

Griz football rolled over Drake and volleyball had a successful weekend at Oregon St and we cover it all in this episode of the podcast!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, safety Kade Boyd and wide receiver Landon Ransom-Goelz addressed the media coming out of a 45-10 win over Drake and heading into Saturday's matchup with Utah Tech in Missoula. 

Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, senior running back Eli Gillman and senior defensive end Tyler King along with Drake head coach Matt Walker following UM's 45-10 win on Saturday. 

On the second hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter provide an exclusive interview with Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy as they preview the Grizzlies' upcoming matchup against Drake this Saturday at Washington-Grizzly Stadium.Next, hear from both Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy and Montana State head coach Brent Vigen as they discuss the injuries their teams are dealing with following their respective games last weekend.

Colter Nuanez shares exclusive interviews with Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, Montana State head coach Brent Vigen and UM freshman DT Cooper Buffington. 

On the second hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter welcome in Ben Fowlkes of The Pulp for a wide-ranging conversation about the current state of college sports and how NIL continues to impact both student-athletes and universities on a daily basis.Next, Ryan and Colter continue their coverage of the Montana Grizzlies with an interview featuring this week's Griz Star of the Week, Bozeman product and Griz offensive lineman Torin Jeske. Jeske made his first career start for Montana in Saturday's matchup against Southern Utah. The guys also hear from head coach Bobby Kennedy on Jeske's development and his emergence along the Grizzlies' offensive line.

On the first hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter are joined by Missoula Big Sky football head coach Matt Johnson to discuss the Eagles' huge 69-0 win over Billings Senior, which set a program record for most points in a game. The guys talk with Johnson about the dominant performance and what's ahead for Big Sky as the season continues.Next, Ryan and Colter take their first look at Montana's upcoming matchup with Drake, breaking down the Bulldogs, what stands out about the matchup, and what the Grizzlies will need to do to come away with another win. They also hear from Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy as he previews the game from the Grizzlies' perspective.

Colter Nuanez breaks down Montana's 28-21 win over Southern Utah and Montana State's 54-0 win at Utah Tech, including sound bites from UM's Bobby Kennedy & Lekeldrick Bridges + Montana State head coach Brent Vigen and Colter's reactions of both wins.

We recap the first full weekend of Griz Athletics in this episode!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Colter keeps on rolling on the Montana Football Hour including sound bites from Southern Utah head coach Delane Fitzgerald, Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, Montana State head coach Brent Vigen and Montana State wide receiver Dane Steel.

On the first hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter break down both Montana's tight win over Southern Utah and Montana State's dominant victory over Utah Tech. Hear from Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy and Montana State head coach Brent Vigen as they discuss their respective wins and the performances that stood out over the weekend.

Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy along with offensive lineman Dyllan Drummond and safety Braeden Orlandi addressed the media recapping UM's 28-21 win over Southern Utah and previewing Saturday's game against Drake. 

Southern Utah head coach Delane Fitzgerald along with Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, Griz wide receiver Lekeldrick Bridges & UM defensive tackle Jake Mason addressed the media following UM's 28-21 win over SUU in the season & Big Sky Conference opener for both teams. 

Who are the Kennedys, really? And what has made the legacy of America's political dynasty so famous, divisive and enduring? The Kennedys are often described as the closest thing the United States has to a royal family, with fiercely competitive and divisive figures taking up space in American political and public life for generations.Even now, the influence of the Kennedy family continues to persist with RFK Junior, who is serving as the U.S. secretary of health and human services.There have been Kennedys who thrived with fame and power, and those who struggled greatly with that burden, with tragic consequences.The sunniest images of this famous family come from when they gathered at their rambling seaside compound in Cape Cod in the summers.One particular summer, in 1944, changed everything for the Kennedy clan, according to historian Leigh Straw, who is an internationally recognised expert on the Kennedy family and their legacy.It was the final year of World War Two—Jack, the future president, had become a war hero but his health was ailing; his brothers Bobby and Teddy were there, but their eldest brother Joe Junior was in England, preparing to embark on his final wartime mission. Their sister Rosemary was out of the picture altogether, hidden away from public and never spoken of.This was the year, Leigh says, when personal tragedies and public heroics began to shape the Kennedy legacy.The Kennedys at Cape Cod, 1944: The Summer That Changed Everything is published by Bloomsbury.This episode of Conversations was produced by Meggiei Morris. Executive Producer is Nicola Harrison.It explores American politics, the United States, family dynasties, Trump, federal elections, JFK, John F Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy, RFK Jr, Covid, Rosemary Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, family trauma, mental health, intellectual disability, war, veterans, assassination, car crash, accidental death, grief, Hyannis Port, modern history, American history, who were the Kennedys, why are the Kennedys famous, Maria Shriver, nepotism, nepo babies, nepo baby, political elite, conspiracy theorists, vaccines, political scandals, Jacqui Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.To binge even more great episodes of the Conversations podcast with Richard Fidler and Sarah Kanowski go the ABC listen app (Australia) or wherever you get your podcasts. There you'll find hundreds of the best thought-provoking interviews with authors, writers, artists, politicians, psychologists, musicians, and celebrities.

On the second hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter turn their attention to Montana's season opener against Southern Utah as the long-awaited debut of Bobby Kennedy as Grizzlies head coach finally arrives. The guys break down some of the biggest questions surrounding Montana heading into the matchup, while also hearing from Southern Utah head coach Delane Fitzgerald and defensive coordinator Shay McClure on the Thunderbirds' perspective entering the game.Next, Ryan and Colter recap Thursday night's high school football action across Montana and preview tonight's slate of matchups as football season officially gets underway for all classifications around the Treasure State.

On the second hour of Tootell & Nuanez, the guys sit down with Montana football head coach Bobby Kennedy to discuss the pressure that comes with taking over the No. 2-ranked team in the country, his expectations for Saturday night's season opener and what it means to coach his first game as the Grizzlies' head coach.Next, the guys dive into the injury report, discussing notable injuries affecting athletes across both the FCS and NFL with the start of both seasons quickly approaching.Lastly, Ryan and Colter preview some upcoming fights in the Fusion Fight League, including a matchup featuring Montana local and former Grizzly football player Colten Curry.

“Seward had all the money and Seward had all the bullies. Lincoln didn't have money or bullies, but by God, he had the people.” — Jonathan Earle Yesterday, Kurt Andersen fictionalized a 21st-century broken America without an Abe Lincoln as savior. Today we talk about the man himself with Jonathan Earle, author of He Has the People, a new history of the 1860 election that made Lincoln president and probably saved the then young Republic. Earle's mission is to bring Lincoln down from Mount Rushmore. He tells the story of a flesh-and-blood politician, a six-foot-four autodidact who, in 1859, was barely known outside Illinois. What changed everything was John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry in October 1859. Lincoln recognized as much, spending the winter in the archives of the State Library of Illinois, then delivering a speech at Cooper Union that won over the New York media. Then onto the Republican convention in Chicago where the wily Lincoln ran rings around the establishment candidate William Henry Seward. In 1860, Abe Lincoln became Lincoln. The rest is history. He Has the People should be required reading for both obscure Republicans and Democrats planning to run for president in a fatally divided election. Earle suspects that 2028 might be as historic as 1860. Perhaps it will deliver another politician with the wit and wisdom to bring a broken America together. Somebody who, like Abe, has the people. Five Takeaways •       Before Abe Was Lincoln. Earle's stated mission: take Lincoln off Mount Rushmore and out of the throne Daniel Chester French sculpted, and restore the flesh-and-blood politician — “among the canniest politicians our country has produced, maybe the planet.” The pre-marble Lincoln: born in an actual Kentucky log cabin, wholly self-taught (favorite book: Euclid), the first genuinely Western president, six-foot-four when most men stood five-eight, a storyteller who learned politics riding the Illinois judicial circuit — breaking bread and sharing mattresses with judges and rival counsel — his ambition, in his law partner's famous phrase, a little engine that knew no rest. In 1859 he was barely known outside Illinois, a one-term ex-congressman regarded as vice-presidential material at best — the Jon Ossoff of his day, Earle suggests: making noise, not yet a name. Americans declare every election the most important in history; Earle's answer is the book's premise: hold on — it's not 1860.•       The 9/11 Before the Election. For decades both parties buried slavery beneath compromises — 1820, 1850 — until a tiny, hated minority of abolitionists forced the question. Then John Brown and twenty-one followers seized the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry in October 1859, intending to arm the enslaved (a plan so improvised, Earle notes, that Brown didn't bring lunch). The raid detonated inside a presidential campaign — as if 9/11 had preceded the 2000 election, or Pearl Harbor come before FDR's 1940 reelection — and it scrambled the chessboard: after Brown, every Southerner saw a secret John Brown in every Northerner, every Northerner saw a Slave Power that had run all three branches since the founding, and compromise died. Earle's verdict, unusual for a historian: the Civil War was inevitable after John Brown — the only question was who would be in charge when it came.•       Chicagoland. Lincoln's self-introduction was the strangest in campaign history: a tour of Bleeding Kansas (“the Gaza of the day”), then a winter of archival research in the State Library of Illinois, proving the founders believed they had the power to stop slavery's spread — delivered at Cooper Union in February 1860 in a reedy high voice that nonetheless won Horace Greeley and the New York press: his Obama-in-Boston moment. William Henry Seward — the famous New York senator, the Hillary of the piece — led the first two convention ballots. But Lincoln's handlers had pulled off the venue coup of the century (Chicago, his home state) and worked the smoky backrooms with offices, favors, and newspapers while their candidate wired “make no promises that bind me.” Seward was soft in Ohio and Indiana; the Republicans needed Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois; and a shocked Lincoln man coined the title: Seward had all the money and all the bullies — “but by God, he had the people.” Andrew's caveat: in Chicago, “the people” were power brokers.•       A Revolution, Reported from Paddy's Run. The general election was really two simultaneous contests: Lincoln versus Douglas in the North, Breckinridge versus Bell in the South — four candidates winning electoral votes, resolved as 180 for Lincoln (152 needed) on 39.8 percent of the popular vote, the lowest winning share in American history, with a scarcely believable 81.8 percent turnout. The franchise: white male citizens, no property requirement, citizenship easy enough that Democrats met the Irish ships at the docks — simultaneously the widest political participation on the planet and a restriction whose repair (the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments) would shut suffragists out for two more generations. Earle's narrative spine is Murat Halstead of Paddy's Run, Ohio — the nation's first campaign journalist, the only man at all seven of 1860's conventions, a Seward man who called it straight: this was a revolution — the first antislavery party wresting Washington from “Northern men with Southern principles” like Buchanan, Van Buren, and Pierce. And in the secession winter, Lincoln refused to compromise the victory away: We won.•       Is There a Lincoln Out There? Lincoln tops every presidential ranking, Earle argues, because he grew — the arc Earle compares to Bobby Kennedy's journey from McCarthyite to tribune of the poor. This Lincoln moved from denying racial equality in 1860 to a final speech — John Wilkes Booth in the audience — endorsing the vote for Black Union soldiers: killed, in effect, for the growing. He held the 1864 election in the middle of the war he expected to lose it (Earle's pointed contrast: Zelensky's wartime postponement — “I think that's a mistake”). To Andersen's cheerful breakup scenario, the LSU historian — whose Louisiana is one-third African American — gave a hard no: disunion meant “unremitted servitude forever,” and the republic needs Mississippi and Wyoming alike. For 2028: historical contingency always wins — nobody had heard of Obama two years out, and the general public hasn't heard the next name either. “I do think that there is a Lincoln out there. I do.” About the Guest Jonathan Earle teaches history and politics at Louisiana State University, where he has been Dean of the Ogden Honors College since 2014. A historian of antebellum American politics, he is the author of Jacksonian Antislavery and the Politics of Free Soil, John Brown's Raid on Harpers Ferry, and (as co-editor) Bleeding Kansas, Bleeding Missouri. He Has the People: Abraham Lincoln and the Election of 1860 (Oxford University Press, Pivotal Moments in American History series) draws on t...

Jordan Tripp, a lead analyst for Scripps Sports and contributing analyst at Skyline Sports, joins Colter Nuanez to talk NFL story lines, Big Sky Conference contenders and analysis of the dawning of a new era for the Montana Grizzlies as Bobby Kennedy makes his head coaching debut on Saturday evening as UM hosts Southern Utah.

Ryan Tootell and Colter Nuanez continue their discussion surrounding Montana and Montana State football as both teams prepare for the start of the season this week. The two break down where the Grizzlies and Bobcats stand heading into kickoff, with clips from Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy on entering his first season at the helm and Montana State head coach Brent Vigen on how he has refocused his team after winning its first FCS national championship in more than 40 years.

Colter Nuanez shares sound bites from Taco & Caden Dowler, of Montana State on the announcement that Rob Stanton is stepping down as the head coach at Billings West, their alma mater. Colter gives his latest Treasure State Stars. Pete Hamill from Vertical Raise helps preview the Class AA high school football season. And Colter shares sound from Bobby Kennedy on Montana's season-opening matchup against Southern Utah.

Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, senior quarterback Keali'i Ah Yat and senior linebacker Peyton Wing addressed the media ahead of UM's season opener Saturday night in Missoula against new Big Sky Conference member Southern Utah.

Colter Nuanez previews the stacked running backs groups for both Montana and Montana State, sharing interviews with UM head coach Bobby Kennedy, RB coach Dom Daste, All-American senior Eli Gillman and Washington State transfer Dylan Paine. Colter shares an interview with Montana State All-American junior captain Adam Jones. And Colter's prep previews continue with an interview with Butte High head coach Arie Grey. 

Colter Nuanez breaks down Montana State men's basketball coach Matt Logie's contract extension then dives into a breakdown of Griz football's safeties, including sharing interviews with head coach Bobby Kennedy, safeties coach Wes Nurse along with senior safeties Kade Cutler & Tanner Huff. Colter shares an interview with Montana State sophomore standout wide receiver Jabez Woods and remembers some interesting statistics from today in baseball history from 1951 and 1921.

Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, defensive coordinator Eric Sanders & senior linebacker Peyton Wing on UM's third week of fall camp

Colter Nuanez continues his coverage and analysis of Griz fall camp. He shares interviews from Monday with UM head football coach Bobby Kennedy, defensive coordinator Eric Sanders and senior linebacker Peyton Wing. Colter is joined in studio by Dr. Tim Durkin, Missoula Sports Medicine to talk about the ins and outs of shoulder injuries. And Colter highlights Katherine Berkhoff in his latest Treasure State Stars.

Colter Nuanez presents the latest Montana Football Hour, talking defensive lines at Montana and Montana State. Colter shares interviews with UM head coach Bobby Kennedy, defensive line coach Jaylen Johnson + defensive linemen Jake Mason & Hayden Schwartz. The Bobcats scrimmaged Saturday. Colter shares impressions and a post-scrimmage interview with MSU head coach Brent Vigen.

Colter Nuanez breaks down Griz wide receivers both historically and currently before sharing interviews about the position group with Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, new WR coach Eric Price + standout wide receivers Brooks Davis & Landon Ransom-Goelz. Then Colter looks at Montana State's wide receivers before sharing an interview with Dane Steel, the breakout offensive player for MSU last fall. 

Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, offensive line coach Brent Myers, senior offensive tackle Austin Buehler & junior OT Torin Jeske analyzed the Griz offensive line following Tuesday's fall camp practice. 

Colter Nuanez breaks down the Griz offensive line and shares sound bites with Bobby Kennedy, offensive line coach Brent Myers and offensive tackles Austin Buehler & Torin Jeske. Colter also interviews Hamilton head football coach Bryce Carver about the Broncs, who should be one of the top contenders in Class A this fall. And Colter talks Griz soccer as Montana opens up its season with Bucknell on Thursday evening. 

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On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez continues his coverage of Montana's fall camp, sharing interviews with several Grizzly players and coaches. The hour features conversations with head coach Bobby Kennedy, offensive coordinator Brent Pease, quarterback Keali'i Ah Yat, and other key members of the program as they discuss the opening days of camp, early impressions, expectations for the 2026 season, and the transition to Montana's new coaching staff.Next, Colter sits down with Montana State offensive lineman Braden Zimmer to discuss the start of fall camp, what it's like entering the season as the defending FCS national champions, and how the Bobcats are embracing the pressure of having a target on their backs in 2026. Lastly, Colter wraps up the hour with a quick look around Major League Baseball, discussing reigning Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal's trade to the Los Angeles Dodgers and what the blockbuster move means for the Dodgers, the Tigers, and the rest of the league following the trade deadline. 

Hour 2 featured the weekly ESPN Roundtable, with interviews from Montana State defensive coordinator Bobby Daly, Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, Griz defensive coordinator Eric Sanders and senior linebacker Clay Oven. The conversations focused on fall camp, defensive expectations and the outlook for the upcoming 2026 season.Colter also discussed the unfortunate injury setbacks that continue to slow former Montana State standout Troy Andersen's NFL career before taking a look at the players with Montana roots currently competing across the NFL.

Russell Shorto, author of Smalltime: A Story of My Family and the Mob, provides a historical and personal exploration of organized crime in the small industrial town of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, framing the American Mafia as a "mirror of American capitalism." The story traces the family's roots back to Sicily, where the author's great-grandfather, Antonino Scioto (later Tony Shorto), emigrated to work in coal mines before his mysterious murder in Italy in 1920. This tragedy forced his son, Rosario "Russell" Shorto, to become the family's provider at age six, eventually finding his way into the world of bootlegging and gambling during Prohibition. Russell developed specialized skills as a card and dice cheat, finding a mentor in a neighborhood "Black Hand" leader. In the late 1930s, Shorto partnered with Joe Regino, a mobster sent from Philadelphia to establish a local franchise. Their base of operations, City Cigar, became a central hub for a gambling empire that included the numbers racket, pinball, and card games, all protected by a sophisticated system of bribing local police and politicians. Shorto emphasizes the social context of ethnic prejudice, noting that many Italianimmigrants turned to the "underworld" because legitimate economic paths were often closed to them. The book also examines the internal family toll of this lifestyle—secrets, alcoholism, and the strain of living multiple lives—as the author and his father attempt to reconstruct the history of a man who never "broke cover." The empire eventually crumbled under the pressure of federal investigations led by Bobby Kennedy and local fallout from the unsolved 1960 murder of bookie Pippy diFalco. (2)1899 CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA

This July, we're revisiting five classic topics in our Conspiracy Theories: Rewind series! Marilyn Monroe has been a cultural icon since she dominated Hollywood in the 1950s. Yet, her life was filled with turmoil. She struggled with mental health, drug addiction, and heartache– particularly during her alleged affairs with both JFK and Bobby Kennedy. But what was it that led to her untimely death? A fatal drug overdose or was she murdered to protect the nation's, and the Kennedy's, secrets? Help us reach 10k followers on Instagram! @⁠theconspiracypod⁠ Try ZipRecruiter FOR FREE at https://ziprecruiter.com/THEORY Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices