EPISODE · Jun 15, 2025 · 18 MIN

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from Bada Bing Bayou · host Patrick Ross Campesi and Lawrence Joseph Ingraffia

In this pilot episode of Bada Bing Bayou, hosts Patrick and Lawrence kick things off by exploring what it means to grow up Italian American in South Louisiana. They dive into stories of family, culture, and identity—especially for those who’ve ever felt “not Italian enough.” From red gravy to gumbo, tradition to modern life, this episode sets the stage for a show that’s all about community, heritage, and having a good laugh along the way. Mangia, y’all!

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