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Tony Soprano

Tony Soprano

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Sep 22, 2026

Alec BaldwinHOST
3:56
This is Alec Baldwin, and you're listening to Here's The Thing, my chance to talk with artists, policymakers, and performers, to hear their stories, what inspires their creations, what decisions changed their careers, what relationships influenced their work.
Edie FalcoGUEST
4:13
You know what I don't understand, Tony? [sniffs] What does she have that I don't have?
Alec BaldwinHOST
4:21
Edie Falco played Carmela Soprano on the groundbreaking HBO show about an Italian-American mob family from New Jersey.
Alec BaldwinHOST
4:30
The late, great James Gandolfini played her husband, Tony.
Alec BaldwinHOST
4:34
It wasn't Edie's big break.
Alec BaldwinHOST
4:35
Before The Sopranos, Edie worked with Tom Fontana on the HBO series Oz, but it's safe to say the role of Carmela made her career.
Shawn WindsorHOST
0:45
Yeah, I love fall.
Shawn WindsorHOST
0:47
As Tony Soprano was told in The Sopranos, the Don doesn't wear shorts.
Shawn WindsorHOST
0:52
Not that I'm a Don.
Shawn WindsorHOST
0:54
I'm not a Don.
BrundleflyHOST
2:33
All right, welcome to episode 812 of the Shining Wizards podcast.
BrundleflyHOST
2:38
We got one of Tony's favorite things in wrestling this week.
BrundleflyHOST
2:42
Picks! Because AEW All Out is this weekend.
BrundleflyHOST
2:46
So why wait? Let's get into knocking the gay out of each other with some wrestling talk.
BrundleflyHOST
2:54
Rondo.
BrundleflyHOST
2:55
Double
TonyHOST
2:55
T. Tony.
MattHOST
2:59
Got to turn your mic on.
Sarah CallenHOST
2:05
summary for this fourth episode of season three? After a harrowing incident, Dr.
Sarah CallenHOST
2:11
Melfi wrestles with boundaries and whether to involve Tony, while Tony manages escalating pressures in the crew and at home.
Jennifer HanHOST
2:19
All
Sarah CallenHOST
2:19
right.

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Philip MarinelloGUEST
8:27
You don't know who's in the shows for how long.
Philip MarinelloGUEST
8:29
So I will kind of be as vague as possible.
Philip MarinelloGUEST
8:32
But like throughout the time that they are, their paths are crossing on the show, Dr. Melfi and Tony's relationship is very important and central to the series.
Philip MarinelloGUEST
8:44
So this, what she goes through and then the decision she makes for now at the end of the episode is important.
HaydenHOST
33:10
Like, that character...
HaydenHOST
33:13
You can see why he ended up being cast as Tony Soprano based off of that type of performance.
HaydenHOST
33:19
Calm, charming, but then Switch can be absolutely menacing and he gets a pretty good death.
JustinHOST
33:27
He's got to get it done.
KayHOST
61:37
Maybe Snake is also kind of his true colors he's not able to hide his feelings anymore it's he's passing out now
THOST
61:45
yeah it's kind of like Tony Soprano
KayHOST
61:47
I was just thinking about that
THOST
61:49
oh my god
Bruce CarlsonHOST
32:20
Don Rather, I like to call him.
Bruce CarlsonHOST
32:23
Worse than Tony Soprano.
Bruce CarlsonHOST
32:25
When I spoke about CBS, I was silenced.
Bruce CarlsonHOST
32:31
Yes, yes, we know the martyr tale.
JessHOST
84:17
Germans.
JessHOST
84:19
Oh, it's me, Tony Soprano.
JessHOST
84:21
That's the voice I'll do.
JessHOST
84:22
I wanted Shumpulp.
PatrickHOST
11:51
That makes total sense.
LeslieHOST
11:52
Tony Soprano was probably a production assistant.
PatrickHOST
11:55
But Quasimodo ending up with Esmeralda is not the weirdest part of this movie.
PatrickHOST
12:00
Because according to the plot synopsis, in the Court of Miracles, there are Apache?
Roger StoneHOST
1:01
She was born on September 20th, 1924.
Roger StoneHOST
1:05
If you remember Tony Soprano's mother, Livia, in the TV series, that was my mother.
Roger StoneHOST
1:10
Tough, suspicious, deeply religious, patriotic, and holding her children to a very, very high standard.
Roger StoneHOST
1:20
A day does not go by in which I don't miss her tremendously.

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