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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2026 · 10 MIN

Mafia Missteps: Wars, Celebrity Bosses, Drugs & Insider Betrayals

from A History of the American Mafia Podcast: Organized Crime, Mob Families, Bosses, Gangsters, Prohibition, Criminal Trials, and the Rise of La Cosa Nostra · host Podily & Josh Linsk

This episode unpacks how the most disastrous decisions in organized crime history—from the blood‑shed Castellammarese war to John Gotti’s flash‑faced leadership—cost families power, money and lives. It also explores the explosive impact of narcotics operations like the Pizza Connection, the destabilizing excesses of violence, and the ripple effects when insiders turned informants. We examine why these mistakes mattered for New York’s Five Families, Chicago’s Outfit, and the broader Mafia network, and how they reshaped law‑enforcement tactics and public perception. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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