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Bada Bing Bayou

Bada Bing Bayou

By: Patrick Ross Campesi and Lawrence Joseph Ingraffia
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 Bada Bing Bayou is where South Sicilian roots meet Southern charm. Hosted by Lawrence Ingraffia and Patrick Campesi, this podcast dives into the experiences of young Italian American professionals who straddle the line between their rich heritage and modern identity. From family traditions and old-school values to business, culture, and the feeling of never being "Italian enough," we explore what it means to celebrate our roots while carving our own paths. Whether you're sipping espresso or stirring a gumbo, join us for real talk, laughs, and a fresh take on Italian American life in the South.Patrick Ross Campesi and Lawrence Joseph Ingraffia Social Sciences
Episodes
  • S2E1: Duck Season to Wedding Season

    S2E1: Duck Season to Wedding Season
    Feb 5 2026

    Negroni Nights is back for 2026. Lawrence talks duck hunting in Sportsman’s Paradise while Pasquale shares how he popped the question. A fun, laid-back catch-up to kick off the year.
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    22 mins
  • Gravy, Gumbo, Gators and Game Day: Things to Do in Louisiana

    Gravy, Gumbo, Gators and Game Day: Things to Do in Louisiana
    Nov 9 2025

    From food and festivals to parades, LSU, and the great outdoors, Lawrence and Patrick dive into why Louisiana earns its nickname as the Sportsman’s Paradise.
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    24 mins
  • The Paisan Dating Playbook: Dating in Italian-America

    The Paisan Dating Playbook: Dating in Italian-America
    Nov 2 2025

    Lawrence and Patrick break down the ins and outs of dating in Italian-American culture, exploring traditions, expectations, and modern twists on family and relationships.
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    33 mins
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