The Chazz Palminteri Show

In this solo episode, I sit down with my producer John for a serious and important conversation. We talk about Rob Reiner, the heartbreaking loss he recently experienced with the passing of his wife, and how moments like that force all of us to confront grief, mortality, and what truly matters. From there, the conversation naturally turns toward mental health — how easy it is to miss the signs, how it can affect families quietly, and why it’s so important for parents to stay present, aware, and emotionally available. We talk about recognizing changes in behavior, communication, and mood, and why ignoring those signs can have devastating consequences. This isn’t a light episode, but it’s an honest one. It’s about compassion, awareness, and having the courage to talk about difficult subjects instead of avoiding them. If you’re a parent, or if you care about the people around you, this is a conversation worth hearing.

In this episode, I’m joined once again by Tara Cannistraci and Kathrine Narducci, two regulars on the show who have both been incredibly busy this past year. Instead of a normal catch-up, my producer John (NYVideoGuy) pulled something special. He brought up our New Year’s resolutions from last year and read them back to us, right there in the studio. We go through what we said we wanted to accomplish, what actually happened, what we followed through on, and where life took us in a completely different direction. It turned into an honest conversation about accountability, growth, and accepting that sometimes the biggest lessons aren’t the ones you plan for. Tara talks openly about learning to say no, setting boundaries, letting go of relationships and habits that no longer served her, and focusing on what truly brings her peace and fulfillment. Kathrine reflects on a difficult and transitional year, the importance of health and family, and how perspective changes when you realize what really matters. We also talk about the lessons we’re carrying forward, what we’re consciously leaving behind, and what we want the next year to look like. Not just professionally, but personally. This is a real, reflective episode about growth, honesty, and moving forward with intention.

In this episode, I sit down with actor Gary Pastore, a longtime working actor best known for his unforgettable role in A Bronx Tale. We talk about how one of the film’s most iconic lines came together, growing up Italian in New York, and the real-life path of a working actor. Gary shares stories from Goodfellas, working with Martin Scorsese, playing real-life mob figures like Albert Anastasia, and the importance of networking the right way in Hollywood. We also discuss longevity in the business, reputation, and why being a good person off-camera matters just as much as talent.

In Episode 255 of The Chazz Palminteri Show, Chazz is joined by the medical team from RMI Health to discuss regenerative medicine, stem cell therapy, and the future of healthy aging. Chazz shares his personal experience traveling to Costa Rica for treatment, why he was initially skeptical, and what ultimately convinced him. The conversation explores how stem cell therapy works, cognitive health, inflammation, and the difference between lifespan and health span. The doctors from RMI Health explain why some treatments are not available in the United States and how early stem cell collection may play a role in long-term wellness. Produced by John (NYVideoGuy), this episode focuses on quality of life, staying mentally sharp, and aging with strength and mobility.

In Episode 254, Chazz is joined by his producer John (NYVideoGuy) for an honest and reflective discussion about patience, character, discipline, and navigating life with clarity. Chazz shares personal insights from his career, emphasizing the importance of emotional control, good habits, and making choices grounded in integrity rather than impulse. The episode offers a thoughtful look at personal development, the realities of the entertainment business, and what it means to stay centered while pursuing long-term goals. It’s a straightforward, conversational, and valuable discussion for listeners who appreciate Chazz’s direct approach to life lessons.