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How do vibrant New York City neighborhoods react to major changes to city life while retaining their historic character? For the next three weeks, we will present three neighborhood-history shows from the Bowery Boys podcast in a new light, exploring how these historic areas survive sudden changes in economic growth, housing needs and tourism. And listen to our prior shows on SoHo and Downtown Brooklyn.Little Italy is the pocket-neighborhood reminder of the great wave of Italian immigration that came through New York City starting in the late 1870s. It was once a densely packed, vibrant district of pushcarts, cheese shops, barbershops, and organ griders, the home to thousands of new immigrants living in aging tenements.The area still contains some of New York's oldest continuously operating shops, from Ferrara Bakery to Di Palo's. But the neighborhood also has a darker history, marked by Black Hand extortion plots and the enduring presence of organized crime.Today's Little Italy remains charming, though it continues to shrink, existing more as a tourist destination than a true Italian enclave. What does the future hold for this important landmark in American immigration history?A version of this show was released in 2015—this newly re-edited and remastered version by Kieran Gannon. Watch an video version of this show, with a stroll through the neighborhood, on YouTube. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Allison DiPalo is an author, educator, and founder working at the intersection of neuroscience, mental health, ethics, and meaning. With over two decades of experience in direct patient care, trauma-informed practice, and program development, her work bridges rigorous scientific inquiry with deep respect for the human experience. Her writing focuses on responsible approaches to altered states, integration, nervous system regulation, and the ethical considerations surrounding psychedelic science and mental-health innovation. She is known for translating complex neurobiological and psychological concepts into grounded, accessible language without oversimplifying their depth. Allison is the founder of Community of Compassion Church and Compassion Campus, where she develops education, facilitator training programs, and curriculum grounded in safety, evidence-based practice, and integrity. Her work is guided by a commitment to discernment over hype, structure over bypassing, and care over performance.Support the show

In this episode of the Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T., Linda is joined by Kristina DiPalo, leadership coach and speaker, for a grounded conversation about identity, alignment, and what happens when the life you're living no longer fits who you're becoming. Episode Highlights Recognizing the moment when success and inner fulfillment no longer align Why high-achieving women often stay stuck in identities that have expired Understanding what you truly represent beneath roles and titles How to release definitions that no longer serve you without burning everything down Navigating personal evolution with clarity, intention, and courage Rapid Takeaways Authentic living Outgrowing old definitions Redefining success Choosing alignment over expectation Connect with Kristina DiPalo Website: https://www.kristinadipalo.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristinadipalo/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristina-dipalo-acc-usa/

In this episode, I'm super excited for you to hear from Kristina DiPalo. You may remember Kristina from Episode 555, Episode 578, and Episode 713. She is an amazing speaker, client, and member of The Big Talk community.   Through her work and talks, Kristina awakens people and organizations stuck between the future they imagined and the one they are living. Leveraging the concept of icons and iconoclasts, she uses her experience as a strategic leader to help clients break worn-out definitions and navigate toward a future of growth and possibility.   In her talk, "The New Iconoclasts," she explores: How icons can shape us, but can also limit us How life's necessary compromises can disconnect us from our true selves Why menopause represents a powerful watershed moment The reason we must become the new iconoclasts ourselves—flooding the zone with images of vibrant, whole women at every age How women are expected to be everything but "not too much"—and why embracing our wholeness is revolutionary More from Kristina DiPalo Her previous appearances on The Big Talk podcast in Episode 555, Episode 578, and Episode 713 Website: https://kristinadipalo.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinadipalo/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristinadipalo/    More from Tricia  Unlock your potential and grow your speaking business during The Art of The Big Talk, my LIVE Two-Day Virtual Masterclass Join me LIVE for my Free Monthly Workshop Explore my content and follow me on YouTube Follow me on Instagram  Connect with me on Facebook  Connect with me on LinkedIn  Visit my website at TriciaBrouk.com

Today, I'm once again joined by an amazing speaker, client, and member of The Big Talk community, Kristina DiPalo. Kristina awakens people and organizations stuck between the future they imagined and the one they are living. Leveraging the concept of icons and iconoclasts, she uses her experience as a strategic leader to help clients break worn-out definitions and navigate toward a future of growth and possibility. In our conversation, Kristina shares her journey through a watershed moment—when her roles as wife, daughter, and professional were all shifting—and how reconnecting with the icons of her youth (Debbie Harry, Shirley Chisholm, Billie Jean King, and Millicent Fenwick) helped her realize she'd drifted from who she truly was. In this episode, we'll explore: How to identify your watershed moment—when what you are is out of alignment with who you are—and why the tension you feel is actually a powerful signal for change The difference between the roles you play (mom, professional, partner) and who you truly are at your core Why becoming an iconoclast doesn't mean dramatic life changes, but rather breaking small daily compromises that have steered you away from your authentic self How to use courage and faith to consciously redefine yourself when you realize you're living someone else's definition of who you should be Current Favorites: Books: The Last Temptation of Christ & Love in the Time of Cholera, Speaker: Spalding Gray, and Podcasts: The Iconic Podcast & The Bulwark Podcast More from Kristina DiPalo Her first appearances on The Big Talk podcast in Episode 555 and Episode 578 Website: https://kristinadipalo.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinadipalo/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristinadipalo/    More from Tricia  Unlock your potential and grow your speaking business during The Art of The Big Talk, my LIVE Two-Day Virtual Masterclass Join me LIVE for my Free Monthly Workshop Explore my content and follow me on YouTube Follow me on Instagram  Connect with me on Facebook  Connect with me on LinkedIn  Visit my website at TriciaBrouk.com

Rafiq Ahmet of Dipalo Ventures – 361Firm's Newport Conference - July 2025SUMMARY KEYWORDS Dipalo Ventures, early stage investor, hard tech, seed and a, AI panels, manufacturing, predictive analysis, innovation, job challenges, emerging market, Midwest, portfolio companies, data inference, 361Firm, Newport Conference.SPEAKERS Rafiq AhmedI'm Rafiq Ahmed with Dipalo Ventures out of Chicago. We're an early stage hard tech investor in seed and a and this was an amazing place for the 361 gathering in Newport. Loved it and takeaways today. So a month ago, maybe a month and a half ago, I couldn't spell AI. Now I'm on all of Mark's AI panels speaking about manufacturing, the good and bad and the stuff that nobody wants to talk about. So yeah, that's us at Dipalo. And love this platform. I think that the depth of people is always interesting, because we have genuine allocators. We have people doing important projects, whether they're direct investments or funds. So just the tapestry, I think, always stands out. So this is my second one. I really think it's a great group. Well, AI impacts my portfolio because it is everywhere. It's really about data. It's about inference, it's about predictability. We have lots of portfolio companies. We don't start with AI, we start with hard tech. But where the use cases make sense, as well as in manufacturing, in the US, there's going to be so much that will start to move to more predictive analysis, etc. I think from a job standpoint, this could be a challenge. So as many you know, as many challenges there are. There's also a lot of innovation and speed because of it. Yeah, if you if you're interested in hard tech investing, if you like manufacturing, you like the arbitrage at the center of the country that really is the emerging market, then give me a call - rafiq@dipaloventures.com - or find us on all the socials You can subscribe to various 361 events and content at https://361firm.com/subs. For reference: Web: www.361firm.com/homeOnboard as Investor: https://361.pub/shortdiagOnboard Deals 361: www.361firm.com/onbOnboard as Banker: www.361firm.com/bankersEvents: www.361firm.com/eventsContent: www.youtube.com/361firmWeekly Digests: www.361firm.com/digest

Tananai è l'ospite di questa nuova puntata di Pezzi. Con Alberto abbiamo parlato davvero di tutto, dai quartieri malfamati di Bruxelles al prossimo trasferimento a Tokyo, dal discorso all'ONU all'ultimo posto a Sanremo, passando in rassegna idoli, amici e tantissimo altro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

i nostri soci Cevoli e Pizzocchi, come due vecchi amici al bar, parlano del tempo. parlano della vita, del passato e dei loro ricordi. senza un filo logico, come al solito, saltando di palo in frasca.ce ne sono delle belle

I have something super special to share with you this week!   We asked our listeners for feedback on their favorite episodes of The Big Talk Podcast, and so many people in our community shared how much they loved my conversation with Kristina DiPalo in Episode 578. And now, you have the opportunity to hear it again today!    I know it will inspire you to fully step into your role as a speaker and thought leader – moving past fears of what others in your life may say.   In this episode, we'll explore: How her curiosity about life's big questions from a young age shaped her desire to find her voice and share her ideas with others The courage she showed by stepping into her role as a speaker, knowing it would upset some of the people in her life Her process for developing, memorizing, and delivering her signature talk Why being part of a supportive speaker community was key for her More from Kristina DiPalo   Her first appearance on The Big Talk podcast in Episode 555 Website: https://kristinadipalo.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinadipalo/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristinadipalo/  More from Tricia    Apply to publish your book with The Big Talk Press  Explore my content and follow me on YouTube Follow me on Instagram  Connect with me on Facebook  Connect with me on LinkedIn  Visit my website at TriciaBrouk.com

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This week, I am joined by an incredible speaker and friend, Kristina DiPalo. Kristina took the stage at my Speaker's Salon Showcase last year, and it was such an honor mentoring her on her journey. You can go back and listen to her big talk from the Showcase in Episode 555.   Kristina is recognized as a gifted leadership coach, public speaker, strategic communicator, and leadership brand professional. Leveraging her skills in narrative and dynamic storytelling, she brings her clients insights and tools to reframe their thinking around what is possible, how to achieve it, and how to articulate their truth in compelling ways.   In this episode, we'll explore:   How her curiosity about life's big questions from a young age shaped her desire to find her voice and share her ideas with others The courage she showed by stepping into her role as a speaker, knowing it would upset some of the people in her life Her process for developing, memorizing, and delivering her signature talk Why being part of a supportive speaker community was key for her Kristina's current favorites: Books: The Last Temptation of Christ and Love in the Time of Cholera, Speaker: Spalding Gray, and Podcast: On with Kara Swisher More from Kristina DiPalo Her first appearance on The Big Talk podcast in Episode 555   Website: https://kristinadipalo.com/    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinadipalo/    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristinadipalo/  More from Tricia  Join my Free Transformational Masterclass for Speakers  Explore my content and follow me on YouTube Follow me on Instagram  Connect with me on Facebook  Connect with me on LinkedIn  Visit my website at TriciaBrouk.com 

Today, I'm super excited to share a talk from my 2023 Speaker's Salon Showcase. This showcase is the culmination of a 6-week live intensive speaking program I curate each year in New York City.    The speakers featured in previous showcases have gone on to speak on multiple TEDx stages, in front of Congress, at the United Nations, for The Fearless Women Summit, and have been picked up by the same speaker bureaus who represent talents such as Mel Robbins, Jay Shetty, and Barbara Corcoran.    They are game-changing thought leaders, and I know you'll love hearing their big talks in these special bonus episodes.   This week, I am featuring speaker Kristina DiPalo as she shares her talk, “I Am Not Done.”   Kristina is recognized as a gifted leadership coach, public speaker, strategic communicator, and leadership brand professional.   Leveraging her skills in narrative and dynamic storytelling, Kristina brings her clients insights and tools to reframe their thinking around what is possible, how to achieve it, and how to articulate their truth in compelling ways.   In her talk, she explores:   The heartbreaking story of her father's struggle with retirement and the belief that his productive years were over Why you should find clarity in your passions The power of redefining your purpose  How to forge your path in a world that too often dictates worth based on age More from Kristina DiPalo Website: https://kristinadipalo.com/   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinadipalo/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristinadipalo/  More from Tricia  Join my Free Transformational Masterclass for Speakers  Explore my content and follow me on YouTube Follow me on Instagram  Connect with me on Facebook  Connect with me on LinkedIn  Visit my website at TriciaBrouk.com  

Radioimmaginaria Castel Guelfo Bella rega!! Siamo sempre noi Radioimmaginaria Castel Guelfo e oggi parleremo dei personaggi o in generale dei cartoni animati che proprio non sopportavano da piccoli e che non sopportiamo tuttora. Vi daremo anche dei consigli su come dare il palo “perfetto” (quello che non fa stare male l'altra persona insomma) però se volete saperne di più ascoltateci!

Calling all New York based nonprofits! In this episode, we speak with Suzi Epstein, Senior Program Officer at the Robin Hood Foundation, and Kim DiPalo, Director of Development and Communications at Drive Change, about the GRIT program. Applications due March 15! Listen and learn about: What is the GRIT program? How does the GRIT program work? What impact has the GRIT program had? How can you, the listeners apply to the GRIT program! GRIT Program: https://www.robinhood.org/program/grit/ Robin Hood Foundation: https://www.robinhood.org/ Drive Change: https://www.drivechangenyc.org/ Quote: "Everything old is new again" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nonprofitlowdown/support

A volte ci chiediamo perché facciamo certe scelte: cioè, mettere nella stessa puntata talmente distanti che dovrebbero finire in due universi diversi. La prima è Willow, creata dallo sceneggiatore di Solo: A Star Wars Story, Jonathan Kasdan, insieme a Wendy Mericle, Willow è il sequel del film fantasy omonimo prodotto da George Lucas e diretto … Continua a leggere "13×09 – The Bad Guy e Willow, di palo in frasca"

On the latest episode of Dominic Carter City Hall, Chief Operating Officer of Drive Change, Kim DiPalo joins the podcast to who's mission is to give back to less fortunate families and to give young people work opportunities to help their communities & so much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dominic Carter talks to Kim Dipalo, Chief Operating Officer of Drive Change about the organization, Drive Change, all about their annual Thanksgiving event, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Di Palo Fine Foods on the corner of Mott and Grand Street in New York City's Little Italy has been a beloved destination for fine Italian food products for more than a century. An immigrant from Basilicata, Savino Di Palo opened his "latteria" in 1910. Di Palo's now sells over 300 Italian cheeses alone. Savino's great grandson, Luigi (Lou) Di Palo, sources products from artisan producers throughout Italy. A gifted storyteller, Lou discusses his family, heritage and essential Italian foods.The Connected Table is broadcast live Wednesdays at 2PM ET.The Connected Table Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). The Connected Table Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

Today we have a special episode lined up for you! We had the privilege of speaking to Anathi Godlo, a talented actor in South Africa! We discussed all things from following your dreams, the acting industry, The Grahamstown National Arts Festival, goals and so much more!! About Anathi Godlo: The most genuine and kind hearted person you will ever meet in your life. She is such a ray of sunshine. Anathi is a talented, bright and determined young actress who intends to leave her mark in the history books. She is a well acclaimed and esteemed actress, playing a role in South Africa's Comedy Mixtape South Africa. She is also the recipient of the DIPALO: 2021 STANDARD BANK OVATION AWARD WINNER. Anathi is definitely someone to keep on your radar. She's an actress who is destined to perform on the world stage and impact lives! GGP Pinterest Quotes/Memorable Moments: * '' You have to be able to improvise, be able to think quickly on your feet. The show must go on.'' * '' Just about getting yourself in there and trusting the process. '' * '' Give it your all, leave no stone unclosed. '' * '' When we get rejected, we think we're not worthy and take it so personally. But it's really not about you. '' Key Time Stamps: * 03:00 - Being passionate about acting * 04:15 - Grahamstown National Arts Festival * 07:40 - UCT Theatrical Arts * 10:20 - Getting into character / Role Play * 16:30 - Casting calls * 20:00 - Winning the Dipalo: 2021 Standard Bank Ovation Award * 27:00 - Playing a role on Comedy Mixtape * 32:00 - Goals and Aspirations * 37:30 - Advice to younger self LINKS TO VISIT: - Anathi Godlo Socials: * Instagram: @anathi_godlo * Twitter: @AnathiGodlo - SOBERTOBY Socials: * Instagram: @sobertoby https://instagram.com/sobertoby?igshid=NDBlY2NjN2I= * Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/72uaF5Y4GarV39WhrlgSyt?si=mzhjEMkJQPK9-8_Q4QpVaQ * Apple Music: ‎Uya Raye on Apple Music Sound cloud * https://soundcloud.com/sobertoby - Trvstentre Socials: * Instagram: @trvstentre * Twitter: @tretrexv * Apple Music: @tretrexv s://music.apple.com/za/artist/tristen-tr%C3%A9/1444469172 * Latest single: https://music.apple.com/za/album/like-a-whisper-single/1632255372 - Golden Generation & Telescope Vision Socials: * Instagram: @goldengenerationpodcast * Instagram: @telescope_vision_ * Website: www.telescopevision.co.za

20 Questions in 2 Minutes from episodes 53 Tahlia Borg, 54 Sam Gutwein, 55 John Mason, 56 Joel Prime, 57 Liam Weedall, and 58 Dylan Di Palo. Music "Band It About" theme song written and recorded for the BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series by Catherine Lambert and Michael Bryant. Tahlia's Links: https://www.facebook.com/teenagejoans/ https://www.twitter.com/teenagejoans/ https://www.instagram.com/teenagejoans/?hl=en https://www.tiktok.com/@teenagejoans? https://teenagejoans.bandcamp.com/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/6i78AQeGl4IGuGePiz3woE?si=O2d8KIJ-TUCVo9ciQ6XHFA Sam's Links: https://www.loudtoysstudio.com/ https://twitter.com/wolfandchainau https://www.instagram.com/wolfandchainband/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/wolfandchainband/ https://wolfandchain.bandcamp.com/ John's Links: Zilli Cymbals Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZilliCymbals Website: http://www.zillicymbals.com/ Joel's Links: http://www.joelprime.com/?page_id=54 https://www.instagram.com/joelprimemusic/?hl=en Liam's Links: http://liamweedalldrummer.com/ Instagram: @liamweedall https://twitter.com/liamweedall1?lang=en Dylan's Links: https://www.armiofficial.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DaysOfDeceitOfficial https://signvls.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/SASHAthebandd/ BAND IT ABOUT links can all be located here: https://linktr.ee/banditaboutpodcastseries --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

Adelaide Metalcore Drummer Dylan Di Palo joins me in The Engine Room this week to discuss his musical journey. Dylan initially wanted to learn guitar, but as his older brother Tyler had already begun to have guitar lessons, he decided to choose another instrument to enable the brothers to jam together. Dylan initially started out on a practice pad when he was 7, and once he had established that he definitely wanted to continue with the drums, his parents then purchased his first set if drums for him when he was 8. Dylan had private lessons initially with 'Whiskey Harbour' drummer Trevor Draper 'Trapper' which eventually led to Dylan's first band 'Sweet Anarchy' opening for some of Adelaide's premium metal bands such as Matterhorn, Whiskey Harbour, Machine Head and on a number of occasions supported their mentor, the great Aussie legend "Swanee". Sweet Anarchy formed when Dylan was 10, after Dylan and his brother met and became friends with Kristy, while they were all participating in 'Weekend Warriors', which is a music program that enables musicians to rediscover music, or discover it for the first time playing with others, whilst being coached and mentored by Australian musical legends. Sweet Anarchy formed after they had participated in the program, the trio were fortunate to receive ongoing mentoring from John Swan 'Swanee'. Dylan joined the band 'Sasha' after meeting his band mates in year 10 on a school trip to Generations In Jazz, whilst whilst attending Marryatville High School. Dylan is also the drummer for SIGNV/S which formed during the midst of the global pandemic (and year 12), and has also joined 'Days Of Deceit' earlier this year. Dylan is currently teaching drums at the 'Australian Rock & Metal Institute' (ARMI), studying for his Bachelor of Music Degree at University, and working part-time as a "tradie" Shop Fitter. Music: "Band It About" theme song was written and recorded by Catherine Lambert and Michael Bryant for the BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series. "Shapeshifter" is track 7 off of the SIGNV/S EP "Disgrace", which was independently released on 29/10/2021. Links: https://www.facebook.com/SASHAthebandd/ https://www.facebook.com/signalsbandau/ https://signvls.bandcamp.com/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/4k3UjHS6kl6Y4oBJ9vmTn1 https://www.armiofficial.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DaysOfDeceitOfficial https://www.weekendwarriors.org.au/pages/south-australia All of the BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series links including the PayPal link to support this independent podcast can be located here: https://linktr.ee/banditaboutpodcastseries Please support this independent music interview podcast by Following and or leaving a review on your preferred podcast listening platform. Thanks for listening! Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music. Host/Creator/Editor Di Spillane. #musicinterviews #musicpodcasts #banditabout #banditaboutpodcastseries #realpeople #realstories #drummers #adelaidesouthaustralia #podcast #podcasts #independentpodcasts #australianpodcasts #australianmusicindustry #metalcore #dylandipalo #dispillane --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

「今回お話しした話題の詳細」ニューヨーカー見習いのデデ先生の父の日の過ごし方、そしてマンハッタンにあるリトルイタリーのオススメのお店をご紹介！後半は今更聞けない迫り来るJuly 4thとはそもそもどんな日かを解明しました。「今回ご紹介したグルメの詳細」Di Palo's Fine foods (200 Grand St, New York)Caffé Palermo(148 Mulberry St, New York, NY)「今回ご紹介したミュージックの詳細」Opening music: Childish Gambino / SoberEnding music:サカナクション/忘れられないの【おとな幼稚園NY組リクエスト大募集】お気軽にインスタグラムからコンタクトください！お問い合わせ等はDMまで @didiz1028BGM:OtoLogic 

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Vi siete mai chiesti, quando guardate una serie TV, come fa un avvocato a difendere una persona palesemente colpevole? La risposta a questa e molte altre domande, le trovate nell'episodio 27 di Sono Contrariata Podcast nel quale intervisto l'Avvocato penalista Giuseppe Di Palo con il quale abbiamo parlato delle difficoltà del suo percorso professionale e abbiamo sfatato alcuni miti sulla figura dell'avvocato. Giuseppe Di Palo non è noto solo nelle aule dei tribunali ma, con i suoi quasi 40 mila followers, è un vero e proprio fenomeno sulla piattaforma più importante del momento: TIK TOK. Come e perchè ha deciso di portare la sua professione sui social e quali sono stati i riscontri da parte di amici e colleghi, ce lo racconterà in questo episodio da non perdere. Segui Sono Contrariata su Instagram: @sonocontrariata.podcast Segui Sono Contrariata su Facebook: Sono Contrariata Podcast Per info/collaborazioni: sonocontrariatapodcast@gmail.com

Episode 252 - Fellow Podcasters Series Vol. 3 with Mike Dipalo! Join Steve, Kevin. Andy and George as we welcome Mike Dipalo from the Tell-a-Rotor Heli Podcast!  We get to know Mike and his experiences in the hobby, podcasting and more.  News and Announcements Document Link  https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZgtApVowHRF_ZZTFhBVVmG_rRJ1X9-YDMLm13ROOlZw/edit?usp=sharing To get in touch with us:  Email us at freefallrc@gmail.com Web - https://www.freefallrcpodcast.show Youtube Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTWlb2zbjCDg17i36enM9VQFacebook page - https://www.facebook.com/freefallrcpodcast/ Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/freefallrcpodcast Forums - http://forum.flitetest.com/forumdisplay.php?187-FreeFall-RC-Podcast    Thank you for listening and subscribing! Free our Skies and See you next time...

On this week's show we celebrate the time of the famous San Gennaro Festival in New York by exploring the two neighborhoods in Lower Manhattan where Italian immigrants settled: Little Italy and the southern part of Greenwich Village. My guests will be returning Rediscovering New York guest/expert Joyce Gold, Founder of Joyce Gold History Tours; and a member of the local business community in Little Italy. Segment 1 Jeff introduces his first guest, Joyce Gold of Joyce Gold History Tours. Jeff then asks what Little Italy was like before Italians settled in it, and they talk about the Irish immigrants who lived there first. Joyce moves on to talk about how poor Italian immigrants began to move to New York. Jeff asks how the Italian wave of immigrants in the 1900s differed from the other types of immigrants. Jeff talks about how Ellis Island had the largest number of Italian immigrants and the neighborhoods settled by these Italians. Joyce then discusses how Italians from different parts of Italy settled into other neighborhoods. Jeff and Joyce talk about the work that male Italians would get, which Joyce describes as the “dirtiest and most dangerous jobs.” This leads to them talking about how the Italian women worked in factories and candy manufacturing stores. Jeff moves on to talking about the horrendous conditions in impoverished NY areas and some of the Italians who lived in them.      Segment 2 Jeff asks about the Italian immigrant’s religious experience once they came to New York and how they got along with the Irish. They go on to talk about the historic Saint Patrick’s church and how it has evolved over the years. Jeff asks about the major churches still operating in Little Italy today, which leads Joyce to talk about Saint Gennaro’s church, which has been open since the 1920s. Jeff changes topics by asking why Italians had such little political control when they first came to the city. Jeff and Joyce talk about Mayor Fiorello La Guardia and why he was such a beloved mayor. They talk about how he went after gangster Lucky Luciano in an effort to change harmful stereotypes of Italians at the time and how during a newspaper strike, he would read comics over the radio to children. Jeff asks Joyce why she thinks films about Italian Americans have always been so prevalent in our culture and the significant films about the Italian experience. Jeff then asks about what displaced Italians from Little Italy as time went on.   Segment 3 Jeff has Joyce back on to ask about Italian immigrant children’s experience in schools. Italian children were often put down by teachers who believed stereotypes that they were dirty and unintelligent. Jeff asks Joyce the origins of the San Gennaro festival, which began as a festival to honor Saint Januarius by local store owners. Lou rejoins and Jeff starts by asking if Lou lives in Little Italy and his ancestor’s experience moving there. Lou discusses how his great grandfather opened the first Di Palo’s food store and how his family still owns it today. Jeff then asks Lou about his travels to Italy for his store’s inventory and which parts of Italy he visits.  Segment 4 Lou starts by talking about his book on Italian food and what inspired him to write it and how the story of his family and their culture informed his writing process. Jeff asks Lou what he likes about Little Italy today and its current vibe. Lou answers how today he works with the fifth generation of Italians, which include his children. He discusses how Little Italy has changed over the years and how he works to preserve the history of the neighborhood amongst gentrification. For his final question, Jeff asks Lou his advice for people wanting to open a business in Little Italy.

We are back with our friend Alicia DiPaolo sharing our incredible experiences at Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge including a light saber story that will give you goosebumps! We will also be talking about our favorite moments at Toy Story Land, and some ride recommendations. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nerdmouse/support

On this episode of the Startup of the Year Podcast, Frank Gruber talks with Rafiq Ahmed and Mitul Patel about their new fund at Dipalo Ventures and about their experiences developing products.   Rafiq Ahmed is the Managing Director at DiPalo Ventures, an early-stage investment fund interested in connected hardware and hard tech. Rafiq also has experience developing mobile products expertise including design of Motorola Mobility's first apps, which was acquired by Google. Lastly, he was also the co-founder of Demibooks, the first platform for developing interactive book apps on the iPad (Demibooks was acquired by Education Development Corporation in 2015).  Mitul Patel is a Venture Partner at at Dipalo Ventures and the CEO at MP Consulting. Mitul has worked on a variety of projects in his career; from phones and wearables to innovative smart home applications and industrial sensors. He has also constantly pushed the boundaries of technology and innovation by submitting more than 10 U.S. Patents in the last decade.   Startups can contact Dipalo Ventures at info@dipaloventures.com and their website is dipaloventures.com.   Frank also talks about Established's partnership with .US and suggests that veteran startup founders apply for the .US Veteran Startup of the Year award, which will be awarded in the fall of 2020 at the 8th Annual Startup of the Year Summit - apply now at: soty.link/SOTYUSVET .US is also proud to provide startups with a FREE .US domain and website builder.  Startups can obtain their free .US domain at the following link: soty.link/USdomain

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On Friday’s show, Leonard talks to Italian food expert Lou Di Palo, the owner of his favorite cheese shop, Di Palo's Fine Foods in Little Italy. The food blog Serious Eats described Di Palo's Fine Foods a “100-year-old Italian specialty market with incredible mozzarella and fresh porchetta. Expect long waits, but they're worth it.” Chef Daniel Boulud has called Di Palo one of the seven wonders of New York. “Di Palo’s stories come from the gathering of the food, the discovery of where it was made,” wrote Kenneth Rapoza of Forbes. “It’s not so much about the taste, but what makes it taste that way in the first place. So it all inevitably comes down to the air and the water and the grass and the sheepherder he’s met that led him to the perfect little farm, that made the perfect little cheese, somewhere south of Trentino.” Don’t miss Leonard’s conversation with this giant of Italian cuisine

Today on Women Worldwide, I’d like to discuss the challenges that come from change. Change is a constant in the life of an entrepreneur, and with change comes ambiguity, surprises, personal fears—sometimes it can really feel as if you’ve been upended.   Our guest Kristina DiPalo is the founder and driving force behind DailyWorkLife. Having worked in corporate America for many years, first in financial services, then in pharmaceuticals and HR, Kristina finally launched her own consulting firm, Elysian Communications, in 2011. Her firm focuses on two main objectives: helping companies deal with big change and helping leaders become better reflections of their true selves through coaching.   Follow along as Kristina shares the personal truths all entrepreneurs must understand, why women leaders need built up in business more than ever, and how her own personal career has been one of happy accidents.   In This Episode How gender differences affect politics, company cultures, and the way we communicate The dangers of supporting a business-first or business-only culture Why we need to empower more women leaders The unique challenges of being a solopreneur Questions all entrepreneurs must ask themselves about their business   Quotes in This Episode “There are certain social and cultural stereotypes, archetypes, that we're all ingrained in and we all follow one way or the other. There's a way that women are judged in political environments, in business environments, in social environments, that is different than the way that men are judged.” —Kristina DiPalo   “There's an incredible amount of talent that's left out of the conversation. Less than 20% of all Fortune 500 CEOs are women... Yet women are, if you look at global statistics, slightly under 50% of the global population. Half the population is really not represented, so half the ideas, half the experience, half the ability is just being left off the table. That, to me, has very broad long-term implications.” —Kristina DiPalo   “People who are entrepreneurs, or solopreneurs (to use that catchphrase): We have to give ourselves the permission to invest, even if we don't see a direct one-to-one payoff.” —Kristina DiPalo   “With each experience that I have had, I've tried to go toward work that I am curious about, something where I know that I am going to be growing and learning.” —Kristina DiPalo   “There are going to be good periods. There'll be not-so-good periods. You have to be willing to step into space that is very new and very different. It may feel kind of uncomfortable and strange at first, but also quite wonderful.” —Kristina DiPalo   Resources DailyWorkLife Elysian Communications Connect with Kristina on LinkedIn Broad Influence: How Women Are Changing the Way America Works

On this week's episode of Eat Your Words, host Cathy Erway is joined in the studio by Sohui Kim and Rachel Wharton, who have teamed up to write The Good Fork Cookbook. Sohui Kim is the chef and co-owner of The Good Fork. She trained at ICE, cooked under Dan Barber and Anita Lo, and defeated Bobby Flay in a dumpling contest on the Food Network. Rachel Wharton is a James Beard Foundation award-winning journalist and the co-author of The Di Palo’s Guide to the Essential Foods of Italy.

On the season premiere of Cutting the Curd, host Diane Stemple is joined by Lou Di Palo of Di Palo’s Fine Foods in Little Italy. Lou Di Palo travels to Italy several times a year to select the country’s best hand-crafted specialties and to guarantee their excellence every season, year after year. He is also the co-author of Di Palo's Guide to the Essential Foods of Italy: 100 Years of Wisdom and Stories from Behind the Counter.

Faces in the Crowd joint interview with Nick DiPalo and Charlie Immordino. Both Nick and Charlie were in New York City during the attacks on 9/11; Nick as an NYPD officer and Charlie as a stock trader, and these are there stories.

Elysian Communications is led by Kristina DiPalo, a skilled leader recognized for her expertise in complex change, communications strategy and leadership coaching. She has first-hand experience in creating innovative, effective programs that guide companies through sweeping change during mergers, restructurings and global initiatives. She has built a career helping leaders positively engage their people during periods of growth as well as realignment. Her work has organically expanded to include supporting leaders improve their performance and solidify their individual brand. Kristina is also the founder of DailyWorkLife.com, a blog dedicated to the experience of work. She is a regular contributor to The Huffington Post. http://elysiancommunications.com http://www.dailyworklife.com https://twitter.com/KristinaDiPalo https://www.facebook.com/DailyWorkLife https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinadipalo

This week on Cooking Issues, Dave is joined by HRN founder Patrick Martins and no-knead bread originator Jim Lahey. Tune in to hear them talk about the inferiority of Tuscan bread, and hear Jim answer some listener questions about how to be a masterbaker.

Nick Dipaolo met me at my apartment to talk about how he's not a conservative and how Libertarians feel about conservativism and political correctness. Fun podcast and I finished it only minutes before I leave for Scotland for all of August. So long, America.

Little Italy is the pocket-neighborhood reminder of the great wave of Italian immigration which came through New York City starting in the late 1870s.  This was the home of a densely packed, lively neighborhood of pushcarts, cheese shops, barber shops and organ grinders, populated by thousands of new immigrants in dilapidated old tenements. The area has some of New York's oldest still-operating shops, from Ferrara Bakery to Di Palo's.  But there's also a dark side to this neighborhood, memories of extortion plots by the Black Hand and a perpetual presence of organized crime. The present-day Little Italy is completely charming but constantly shrinking. How long can the neighborhood survive in the face of a growing Chinatown and the threats of gentrification? PLUS: Our love/hate relationship with Nolita -- REVEALED! www.boweryboyshistory.com Support the show.

Nick DiPaolo met me in the damn soundbooth at The Stand (I've really started doing these just about everywhere, huh?) to talk about life in the sticks of Westchester. Nick is from Boston, lived in New York for probably almost 2 decades, and now he lives up there. He's a guy I always looked up to as a comic so it was nice to get him on.

This week on Cutting the Curd, host Diane Stemple welcomes Lou Di Palo of Italian Selects based in Little Italy, NYC and author of the new book, “Di Palo’s Guide to the Essential Foods of Italy.” Talking to Diane about his family’s prominent background in the food industry (Lou’s great-grandfather started their business in 1903!) as well as why he decided to take on writing a book, Lou talks in great detail about making cheese and dairy products like his great-grandfather and father did. Join in to hear highlights of the book as well as delicious discussion on amazing foods courtesy of Italy – led by an expert! This program was brought to you by The Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board. “I like to call Italy twenty countries in one.” [2:38] “When you take an interest in something it gets burned into your brain.” [12:11] —Lou Di Palo on Cutting the Curd

Food Talk with Mike Colameco is brought to you by the following generous underwriters: This week on a brand new Food Talk with Michael Colameco, host Michael Colameco kicks off the new radio season welcoming guests Frank Crispo and Lou Di Palo to the show. Mike starts off the show recapping his summer complete with the beach, travel, and great food. Frank and Mike go way back having grown up in Philadelphia, and catch up today talking about Frank’s inspirations plus a couple great stories of coming up through the NYC food industry. Also talking about his own restaurant, Crispo, Frank shares how customer satisfaction is at the center of his business mentality. After the break, Lou Di Palo joins Mike in the studio talking about Di Palo Selects, a New York City institution of an Italian market, as well as his new book, Di Palo’s Guide to the Essential Foods of Italy. Lou goes on to shares with Mike that the reason that he went about writing this book was to further understand where and from whom his food comes from and is inspired by. Tune in for a great show! “The key to our success is that we aren’t afraid to mix and match whatever [the customer] is looking for.” [16:35] “If it only was about food and the customers it would be a great business again, but it’s a tough business, and we have to be ready for everything.” [20:38] —Frank Crispo on Food Talk “The idea of our place is: we need to run it the way our grandparents ran it.” [36:40] —Lou Di Palo on Food Talk

This week on Eat Your Words, host Cathy Erway welcomes Lou Di Palo of Italian Selects and author of the new book, Di Palo’s Guide to the Essential Foods of Italy. Rachel Wharton, a food writer, also joins the program, having traveled with Lou to gather information and help write the book. Talking to Cathy about his family’s prominent background in the food industry (Lou’s great-grandfather started their business in 1903!) as well as why he decided to take on writing a book, Lou talks in great detail about making cheese and dairy products like his great-grandfather and father did. Join in for a delicious discussion on amazing foods courtesy of Italy – led by an expert! This program was brought to you by Edwards VA Ham. “It’s not how many people we serve, it’s how we serve the people.” [14:30] “I like to say there’s a right way to do things, a wrong way, and there’s my grandmother’s way.” [15:19] —Lou Di Palo on Eat Your Words

Il bravissimo Nino Manfredi, con questo monologo, ci regala minuti veramente ameni saltando (come dice lui)...di palo in frasca! Il finale è affidato all'immancabile Trilussa, con la poesia intitolata 'La vorpe antimilitarista'.