Live Q&A with Sammy The Bull

In this Monday LIVE Ep. 145, Sammy “The Bull” Gravano goes all in with stories no one else can tell. He announces his exclusive collaboration with Copper48, revealing the limited edition GOLD Bull Plaque and Traditional Italian color plaques, hand-signed straight from the OurThing Podcast set. Sammy dives deep into mob history and insider knowledge: how Carlo Gambino named the Ravenite after The Raven, what really went down with Paul Castellano’s $2 million bail, and whether cops were on the Gambino family payroll. He answers burning questions about loyalty, respect, and survival from Billy Batts’ infamous “shine box” moment to the process of controlling unions and putting money in your pocket.No story is off-limits: Sammy reflects on former mob wives speaking out, including Karen Gravano’s recent Below Deck appearance, why Chin went after DeCicco first instead of Gotti, and the brutal truth about Louis DiBono. The betrayal, greed, and scummy past that made him a nightmare in the family.No rumors go unchallenged. No history left unexamined. Just Sammy telling it straight.Real stories. Real consequences. This is Monday LIVE.

In Episode 142 – Sammy the Bull LIVE this episode goes deep from the streets to the cells, the headlines to the history. Sammy the Bull answers the questions most people don’t dare ask, giving you the inside story straight from a life nobody else lived.He dives into Trump’s move against Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro, what “liberation” really meant, and why some people back home hated it. Sammy talks prison life, from Paul Castellano to Maduro, and weighs in on whether anyone could’ve folded or flipped under those conditions.No rumor goes unchallenged... John Gotti in prison, Top Tomato on 65th Street, Gaspipe, the Irish mob, and Daniel Fama all get the truth from someone who was there. He even shares his New Year’s resolution, picks the actors who could actually pass for mobsters, and explains what it really means if your son wanted to join the life.Real stories. Real consequences. No scripts. No excuses. Just Sammy telling it straight.Tune in for a full mobster deep dive, exclusive insights, and the kind of lessons you can’t learn anywhere else.

In Episode 140, Sammy the Bull answers some of the most serious and wide-ranging questions from his life in and out of the streets. He looks back 40 years later at the Paul Castellano hit, where he really was that day, and why rumors about his role never went away. Sammy shares his thoughts on the Rob Reiner murder and the Bondi Beach shooting, breaks down whether Chin Gigante could’ve beaten his case, and explains what might have happened if the Gambino family’s internal problems were handled differently.He also talks about when loyalty stopped meaning honor and started meaning survival, whether law enforcement misses the old mob structure, and what he would say to someone who believes they’re beyond forgiveness. Sammy discusses Anthony Senter and Joseph Testa under Gaspipe, who really controlled the fireworks racket in New York City, whether John Gotti could’ve lasted as long as he did without him, and the one question he asked the feds when he cooperated... who gave up the apartment upstairs... that they refused to answer. The episode also includes stories about Frank Cullotta, the failed bug sweep at Angelo Ruggiero’s house, the real origins of the gas scam, and his thoughts on Diddy being held at Fort Dix.Real stories. Real consequences.Sammy telling it straight.

In Episode 138, Sammy the Bull dives into the real traditions, the street rules, and the hidden politics behind mob life. He opens up about Christmas at the Gravano house the food, the rituals, and the one gift he actually bought for John Gotti. Sammy answers fan questions about how often mob guys fought, the rule he lived by “If he raises his hands to you, fight back and kill him” and whether it’s ever okay to testify in court without telling someone first. He talks about how The Godfather changed the streets, which business move was smarter trash or construction and whether any wiseguys ever had tattoos of the family’s name. He even breaks down his ultimate dream-team administration and whether Elvis Presley had any mob ties down in Graceland.Sammy closes the episode with the moment the feds gave him a brutal ultimatum over the Gotti tapes… and the choice that changed everything.Real stories, real rules.Just Sammy telling it straight from the life.

In Episode 136, Sammy the Bull opens up about some of the most personal, chilling, and fascinating questions from fans and his own past. He breaks down how the mob discovered the crew behind the robberies of their poker games, the hit that followed, and the cold realities of mob funerals where killers played the role of mourners. Sammy shares stories about Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and their ties to the mob, what would’ve happened if Paul had given him Gotti’s ticket, and whether John ever knew about the Ecstasy case. He dives into the Gemini twins’ shocking murder story, talks about today’s Bonanno family, and reveals how he handled liars, close calls, and the biker who once tried to whack him in Bensonhurst. Straight talk, real stories... just Sammy telling it like it is.

In Episode 134, Sammy the Bull goes all in, breaking down the stories, the power plays, and the secrets that shaped the streets. He talks about what really happened when debts weren’t paid, the rules of collecting money in the life, and how escalation worked when someone crossed the line. Sammy takes you inside the bloody Philly mob wars, the connections between NBA and NFL gambling, and the hidden power behind Stillwell Avenue’s auto body shops including who really ran them and who had a piece. He explains what happens when a Cosa Nostra boss dies, how power shifts, and why the structure of captains and soldiers was everything.From mob legends to fan questions, including stories about Favara, advice to John Gotti, and whether building a new family in New York is even possible, Sammy cuts through the myth and tells it straight. No Hollywood, no added voices — just the underboss speaking the truth about life inside the Mafia.