Podcast appearances and mentions of ramona rizzo

The Mob Wives March continues with the beautiful and feisty RaMona Rizzo, who sets the record straight about her legendary grandfather, Lefty Guns Ruggerio. RaMona talks about discovering the truth of her grandfather's life through Joe Pistone's book and confronting the differences between reality and Hollywood's portrayal in Donnie Brasco as well. She shares her story of meeting Al Pacino on set and how she's learned to rise above other family secrets, drama, and betrayal. RaMona gets into her path to Mob Wives and her excitement for her company, Spiritual Slinger.Watch Full Episodes & More:www.dumbblondeunrated.comRaMona; IG | Spiritual SlingerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On today's ep, a true brawl breaks out at Renee's celebration of life party. A man named Derek Tobacco unintentionally finds himself in the middle of major drama, Drita thinks she's been set up, Karen looks sexy as hell, Ramona Rizzo channels Satan himself and Carla is out of the mix. Listen to this episode ad-free and get YEARS of bonus content by joining the SUP Patreon. The Seafood Tower Tour is comin' up, so get your tickets now. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Karen Gravano step Behind The Rope. Welcome Karen. We get right into it. Karen explains how she got involved with Mob Wives back in the day. She explains how it was a show that no one wanted, at first, until a famous name got involved, Harvey Weinstein. Then there was a bidding war and the show ended up, as we all know, at VH1 and the rest is history. Karen talks about her costars Renee Graziano, Carla Facciolo, and Drita D’Avanzo. She explains how each were cast by Renee’s Sister, Jen Graziano, how she was the last one cast, and how, as Sammy The Bull's daughter, she led credibility to the show as it tied to The Mob. She tells us who she knew before the show and who she met as a result of casting. We discuss the inevitable chemistry her and Drita had on screen, whether it be good or bad, and how and why the show was such a success. We discuss the fall outs of certain friendships, how, if at all, she thinks Mob Wives affected these relationships and the current status of her relationship with Renee, Jen, Carla, and Drita today. Karen opens up about how "The Boys” in the lifestyle felt about the show Mob Wives as it related to confidentiality and the way the women represented themselves on national TV. Flash Forward to current day, Karen discusses her last show on MTV, "Made In Staten Island” which aired last year. We talk about the other families involved in the show and what it was like to “work” with both her daughter Karina and her dad "Sammy The Bull”. Finally, Karen discusses her own Podcast, “The Sit Down” which she hosts with Carla Facciolo and “cousin” Ramona Rizzo. Karen holds nothing back. (For those who missed it, Karen Gravano was here prior on May 6th, 2020. Feel free to check it out).@karengravano@behindvelvetrope@davidyontefBONUS EPISODES Available On Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetropeBrought to you by BETTER HELP https://www.betterhelp.com/velvetrope (10% Off First Month - Use Code "velvet rope")MERCH Available at - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/behind-the-velvet-rope?ref_id=13198 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this Season 1 Rewind, join me as we revisit some of the best moments on the Buzz so far. Special guests include: Darija (my sister), Daniella Cobb, Jack Thriller, Mecca, Ramona Rizzo, Lady Luck, Ash Cash, Speedy Claxton & Glam, the Lovely J, Jason Ortiz and Chanel Jasmin Clark. Follow me on IG @itsMayatheB

In this episode of the Buzz with Maya the B, we continue the conversation about Social Media and Relationships but from a females perspective. Special guests weighing in on this topic are Ramona Rizzo, Lady Luck and Daniella. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Karen Gravano (VH1’s “Mob Wives”), Karina Seabrook, Ramona Rizzo and Sammy “The Bull” Gravano * Karen’s father, Sammy “The Bull” Gravano, was the underboss of the Gambino crime family who ensured his family never wanted for anything—but nothing lasts forever. Despite their tumultuous past, Karen strives to ensure her daughter, Karina, stays on the right path and focuses on her future and not just her volatile boyfriend, Paulie. Meanwhile, Sammy is keeping tabs on both the women, trying to ensure the Gravanos living on Staten Island now fare better than those of yesteryear.

Karen Gravano (VH1’s “Mob Wives”), Karina Seabrook, Ramona Rizzo and Sammy “The Bull” Gravano * Karen’s father, Sammy “The Bull” Gravano, was the underboss of the Gambino crime family who ensured his family never wanted for anything—but nothing lasts forever. Despite their tumultuous past, Karen strives to ensure her daughter, Karina, stays on the right path and focuses on her future and not just her volatile boyfriend, Paulie. Meanwhile, Sammy is keeping tabs on both the women, trying to ensure the Gravanos living on Staten Island now fare better than those of yesteryear.

Ramona Rizzo joined the New Theory podcast as she shares her story about growing up in the mod during its twilight years as well as shares first-hand knowledge about her grandfather Lefty Ruggiero who portrayed by Johnnie Depp in Donnie Brasco. **Note we go to live to tape without editing as we had some technical issues**

She is the female embodiment of Hip-Hop in all it’s splendor; the grittiest parts and the prettiest parts. Within the interior lies a mind like none other. She takes care of business on and off the mic. Our story starts with the birth of a Brooklyn bombshell beauty. Exposed to music at a young age, Lore’l was able to quickly identify and develop her talents. When a close family friend brought her to a major label meeting at the tender age of 14, Lore’l was the brink of being discovered and signed. However, the deal was shady and she was on a mission to become successful at any cost. Lore’l decided to take a business approach to her career so she could ensure that the deal will be done on her terms. She began working in Promotions & Marketing for Sony Music at age 16, and immediately advanced on an upward spiral. She started off singing hooks for local male rappers and she realized that she could “out rap” them if she wanted to. With a new f