Mafia Boss: I Was Making $1.4 Million A Day! - Michael Franzese

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

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[@CodyLehman]

I have seen no exaggeration probably 100 interviews of Michael. This is by far the best and most thorough one I’ve seen. Fantastic follow ups that got more out of Michael than I’ve heard in the past. Still keeping certain things close to his heart and under his sleeve, but you got out of him as much as he was going to say. Fantastic work and looking forward to watching more episodes!

[@darrenmcg97]

You are really missing it badly buddy

[@CodyLehman]

@@darrenmcg97 k

[@leroyokosi]

This is just like a father and a curious son’s conversation. I love how Steve curiously navigated his questions, with curiosity, excitement, but with utter respect for the complexity of what the answers could be given the nature of his guest. Totally enjoyed this episode Steve! Very well done!

[@timothydraper3687]

Yes it is, it matches how I've asked my own Dad things in the past.

[@coreyjohnston9195]

But he still got in the big questions and got Michael of guard I reckon a bit

[@justintemp]

​@@timothydraper3687😂

[@PinkLove7749]

I think he pushed a bit much on the “m****rs” and “k***s” history , he kept pressing the question and was like brooo I don’t think you should ask he obviously isn’t going to or wants to answer those

[@justintemp]

@@PinkLove7749 it's like someone who watched too much sopranos. And trying to be clever with his hierarchy picture

[@dylanclegg2354]

I’ve watched many of Michael’s interview’s before, And I’ve got to say this is by far the best I’ve seen to date!!! Very open and candid. Great work Steven and team!!

[@darrenmcg97]

@@dylanclegg2354 Human traffic supporter

[@warrenreidy7925]

Same shit every time 😂

[@Piperdreams]

@@darrenmcg97 how so, specifically?

[@ulrikewatson7259]

There is no-one that does interviews better than Steven, so itelligent, excellent listener and genuine interest

[@darrenmcg97]

@ulrikewatson7259 I. I'm talking about franzeeze

[@jlane1645]

I’ve never heard Michael go into this much detail about his relationship with his father. Great interview

[@Ang-NY]

@@jlane1645 literally every single word on repeat… esp the mother sick in hospital and they call u bedside leaving line word for word.. very repetitive…u have any idea how many ppl can’t say that bcuz of this guy? But just bcuz he doesn’t wana talk about doesn’t mean it isn’t true…

[@eirebhoy132]

@@Ang-NYof course it’s repeated, he gets asked the same questions all the time plus you wouldn’t believe a word he said if it changed it every interview 😂, this is by far the most off script I’ve ever seen him, talking about things I’ve never seen him talk about to anyone else.

[@edgardosantana]

Steven, the line up lately has been ON FIRE! Can't wait to catch up on some of these episodes during vacation time. Thank you and the team for all the hard work. 🙏

[@andrewxavier5676]

Totally agree with this 💪

[@DarrellColemanShamrock7504]

Michael Franzese has some of the greatest interviewers over and over, but Steven you have topped every last one of them with this interview. This is Top Tier right here.

[@louisem7653]

I’ve watched a dozen or more interviews and podcasts by Franzese. This is the first Diary of a CEO I have ever watched. This is the best interview of all the Franzese interviews I’ve seen.

[@darrenmcg97]

Repeat. Repeat repeat

[@redskyatnight123]

​@@darrenmcg97so effing what it's entertaining. If you don't like it don't listen.

[@darrenmcg97]

@redskyatnight123 No, buddy. We Expos. E human traffickers And fascism. Where it arises, Antifa

[@mzlena777]

He's really the best interviewer out there right now! I was hooked on first show.

[@darrenmcg97]

@@mzlena777 What about is support for donald trump

[@Adamskyization]

This channel has become my favourite channel on KZbin lately. You are doing something right.

[@georgefernandez1643]

This one is some relatable to me. I never speak of my past gang life and prison time for many reasons. However I am truly inspired by Michael’s candid conversation of his life and changes taken. I’ve struggled for 25+ years with my history and involvement in many bruta things I feel ashamed of. I feel less burden in watching this episode. Thank you 🙏

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

We’ve hit 7M subscribers! As a way of saying thank you, and since you’ve loved our subscribers' raffle so much, we’re going to continue doing it. 🥳If you're subscribed to the channel, you're in the raffle. We will be picking subscribers at random. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and good luck! x

[@fionaafia5024]

🙏🏽🎉Congratulations on the 7M Subscribers! All your content has been phenomenal and full of amazing insights. Can’t wait to watch this episode, got my fingers crossed 🤞 for the raffle shortlist lol 😅

[@santastar001]

Let's gooo Steve..diary of C.E.O is on fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@BenLipseyNE]

Many many more to come. Thanks 😊

[@evelynyeo3180]

Congrats, Steve! Blessings from sunny Singapore!

[@Mandiblez]

Congratulations sir

[@jaclamb161]

Just love your interview style We learn so much Thku

[@rachetgear]

true💯

[@deexz_editz]

Phenomenal interview! I wish this was 6 hours long. Great guests, Steven, keep it up, and we'll keep supporting you and the team.

[@Moon42069]

Bro met a girl and fell in love, that was a real testament that great woman can change even a bad man. Bro is a legend.

[@jdstep97]

Meet the wrong woman and your life is h*ll.

[@georgetheobold4973]

Yep wish I would have..Married a Drunk..Wew,Left me with the kid at 22,months old..Girl,,She now 35,,Were ok..But man a Good woman I could have taken it to the Top

[@adnanabdull4h]

Wow, I think this is the first time I didn't go to the comments for an entire video. He kept me interested the whole time. Great insights from this one. Thank you!

[@davidpark761]

you either die a legend, or live long enough to make youtube videos about being a mafia boss

[@PhonkAttack4DX]

Im the 7th like

[@pamelaryan8753]

lol, that’s about right!

[@sallygroutage1093]

Love this 😅

[@Yungmansgift215]

Why not both?

[@JanNowak-s2w]

@@Yungmansgift215 OMERTA son, that`s why.

[@maxmaxneolit]

This dude did the best interview with Michael I've ever seen. I think it is because he still possesses a childlike interest and sense of wonder.

[@Ang-NY]

This kid is the only guy that’s questioned him like this. Well done to him.. amazing interview.. and gutsy..”its not a subject I can get into” I mean what more do u need to see? I would love to speak to him bcuz my family being Greek was also involved in similar life and the conversation would be a lot more detailed and in depth

[@RyanR7777]

** I HIGHLY RECOMMEND WATCHING THE WHOLE THING.** Definitely one of my most favorite interviews of Michael. I’ve watched every single interview he has out there and I will always watch them all and look for those minor details and those little story’s he tells and this is a good one. I like the questions this guy asks Michael.

[@christopherblack7913]

Same here I hope he doesn’t get in trouble whit the irs for the money that he buried 🤣

[@RyanR7777]

@@christopherblack7913 lol I was thinkin the same thing.

[@darrenmcg97]

​@christophe Jokerrblack7913

[@crystalcrosson1930]

Your closing so summed up life as a human. Your ability to gather the information and summarize spot on is impecable

[@SDC8686]

Most interesting interview thus far, imo. I totally wanna call him Uncle Mike! ❤ Also, it would have been awesome to hear from the wife and her experiences during "the life". DOAC, Thank you for the meaningful, rich work you bring to listeners!!

[@dyardsale5475]

I have seen several Michael Franzese interviews, this is the best one by far. So much wisdom and enjoyment listening to it. It's like Steven Butler ascended to a higher art form.

[@Mecagothits]

Just forgetting the bad memories is a skill

[@curiouslyme524]

Yes. Agree. He has to compartmentalize to forget. Or bury the memories.

[@SD-lo9uq]

When I seen who was interviewing him. Instant view. This is the only channel that will ask the right questions to help understand this guy for the complex person he is. I know I won’t be disappointed.

[@ggibson8356]

Captivating stuff loved this conversation 👍🏻

[@cmsena88]

Remarkable interview. Best interview I’ve seen w/ Michael.

[@fishfish8879]

“Seek freedom and become captive of your desires. Seek discipline and find your liberty.” ― Frank Herbert, Chapterhouse: Dune

[@Deteatron]

Best interview from Micheal Franseze ever you can hear the emotion in his voice I’ve seen them all

[@vivianMarvin-z6k]

Watching this captivating video stirs up painful memories of the recent end of my 4 year relationship. My beloved partner chose to depart, leaving me with an unyielding ache. Despite my relentless efforts to reconcile, I find myself grappling with frustration and an inability to envision a future without him. Despite attempts to purge him from my mind, I remain haunted by his absence, feeling compelled to express my longing here.

[@Allenwatts-y9n]

It's hard to let go of someone you love; I went through a similar experience when my 12-year relationship ended. I tried everything to get him back, and eventually I had to turn to a spiritual counselor for assistance.

[@vivianMarvin-z6k]

Interesting! How did you locate a spiritual counsellor, and how can I get in touch with him most effectively?

[@Allenwatts-y9n]

His name is Father Obah Eze, and he is a great spiritual counselor who can bring back your ex.

[@Allenwatts-y9n]

he is father obah eze, he has great powers, he can help you.

[@Me-gm6kw]

To get over some one you have to get under someone else

[@sharonwilliams1169]

Such a fascinating interview Steven. Your manner and non-judgmental attitude put Michael at ease to talk freely. You asked all the follow up questions that I would have (ex journalist). Thank you for this insightful interview. I loved it.

[@sandyo9178]

I heard about you in 2023 from a friend in Karika Republic community. I became a budding subscriber July 2023 and guess what, i have followed each episode religiously. Welldone Steve, you are doing a great job. Fantastic interview.

[@sandyo9178]

All the way from Lagos, Nigeria.

[@Prestonesfpv]

This is by far the best interview i have ever seen with Michael 👍

[@elisa-beary]

HAPPY 7MIL🎉🎂🥳 beyond deserved. This is such an interesting guest & episode, something I feel like I haven’t seen yet on her. I 💜 the varied guests, been one of the things I’ve loved about this pod for years.

[@andrewmaloney9201]

Thank You Steven and Michael for sharing such an Interesting and 'reflectve' Conversation! It was Much Enjoyed and Greatfully Appreciated!!! 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@riese45]

Best episode! Love this. And his experiences are so applicable. Steve, your the best interviewer, hands down, by far. Fantastic episode

[@teresajohnson4771]

You are a very good interviewer.... You actually listen to people..that is rare

[@chezsantamaria1034]

Could you imagine getting complimented and praised like this by a former mob boss? More importantly, a man who was able to make it out of "hell" and Change his Life and ways for a higher, more admirable purpose! Wow, what an interview.

[@Leslie-dk5gw]

I really enjoyed this one!💯👍

[@anaaropot]

I love how lately you put graphics on the background . It’s very subtle and elegant ❤

[@craigcampbell9614]

Easily my favourite interview you've done Steve. Completely fascinating. I love that you don't shy away from some difficult questions, and i respect Michael Franzese for answering, even if he was slightly coy on some of the answers. Well done!

[@NathanIslesOfficial]

Everybody so proud to hear from guys like this, but it’s guys like this that destroyed the economy

[@rajiabdulblacjar]

Respect to Mr. Michael for speaking his truth as much as he could. It is inspiring listening even though sometimes we listen and might not always learn new factual information. Many times, these conversations take you through the life challenges of a person to inspire another perspective that gives you strength in looking forward. Needed this thanks Steven. Your brain was cooking. I bet you worked out prior 😄❤

[@trm93]

This is by far the best interview he has done. Vlad is such a shmuck as someone who interviews others. His voice and way of doing things is like hearing chalk screetch on the chalkboard.

[@teresafries56]

I have followed Michael Franzese for about a year now this was a fabulous interview.....with words of wisdom ....and how he turned his life around with dignity and honor.....I am new subscriber to your channel and will definitiely check out your other interviews ....Well done!

[@thetotaldepravity]

Fascinating. I have heard Michael's stories many times before, but I enjoyed the way you interviewed him in a non-sensational style. Still, as a former journalist, I have so many questions that people haven't asked Michael yet. I'd especially like to know what the US government does with forfeitures. It's the same with drugs, they get many millions at times. So, what happens to that cash, AND, does this not mean that the criminals are working for the system, propping it up, helping to bolster budgets? Therefore, the mafias and drug traffickers are indispensable, not to mention, they get people promoted and win politicians elected. Hence, the War on Drugs, cost 2 trillion worldwide (about 1 trillion in the US), even though totally ineffective, cannot and will not be stopped despite the millions of deaths it causes through murder and ODs (the money could be better spent on treating drugs as a health crisis). It's surely the same with the mafia. The government needs crime like crocodiles need animals that can't swim too well. It's a crooked system, which is why they use informants and allow a certain number of people to get away with crime, while arresting a number of others. It's a pyrrhic victory when they win, an endless bloodbath, they don't want to stop because the biggest losers are the poor. I'd like to know Michael's feelings about this. I have so many more questions I'd like to ask, ones I don't think he's been asked. BTW, I had a friend who spent many years in a prison in a poor country that is notorious for horrible prisons. He got extradited back to the UK, where he had to spend 23 hours a day in the cell. He said while the UK was super clean, the time there was so so much harder. At least in the poor country, with its holes in the ground for toilets, with the danger, you got to wander around and talk to people. Solitary, I would guess, is much worse. P.s. I hope you don't do anything illegal in your life these days, because your political thoughts are enough to get smeared, and then finished off if the smears don't work.

[@JonnnZayyy]

This is an absolutely phenomenal interview. Easily the best of Micheal I’ve ever seen.

[@CleverKitchenandCo]

Hi steven am a big fan and watch your documentaries as soon as they come out also I am 11 years old and would love to make documentaries just like you when I am older

[@redskyatnight123]

Good luck to you mate hope you succeed

[@CleverKitchenandCo]

@@redskyatnight123 Thank you for the support😃😃

[@kookadoo]

You started early! Man if you find smth you absolutely obsess about at that age, there is no stopping you.

[@nickdavison9771]

I have watched more podcasts with Michael Franzese than I can count on both hands, and this is by far the best. Steven's interviewing skills are unparalleled. When Michael was talking about the Gas business I thought at one point that he was about to get a Dragons Den investment offer 😂

[@CarlandyTee-zm5wn]

As I was listening to Michael, I don't think that's the kind of life he really wanted to live. I feel like it had something to do with his dad. Maybe he wanted his dad to be proud of him, or he just wanted to be seen by his father. His dad's opinion of him was really that important to him. I see a very intelligent man, one who would have gone far in life even without joining the 'Family'. He is business minded, and he is capable of building something from scratch and make it work.

[@christate1129]

Brilliant questions and for an amazing person - thank you both

[@i3looi2]

"earning" is a strong word there, buddy.

[@ConservativeVoicesUniversity]

Subscribed and don't need any gifts, the show is the gift Steve!!! Great job Team!!!!

[@HunsiHustle]

That’s fucking crazy that a made guy killed his own father, and then the father would haunt him anytime he went inside of his house. Holy shit.

[@shamimraj2253]

Thank you Steven, Loved listening to this whole conversation. I was right in guessing the Guest Question for Michael as I picked up the two defining moments for him a) the time he walked into the room and realised his dad had thrown him under the bus and b) the day he married his Christian wife in church and became a Christian later! You too are brilliant in what you do and how you get the best out of the people you interview and ask questions. Thanks again for an inspiring podcast. Tc x

[@Shecreates691]

Never clicked on a video so fast. This is going to be interesting😅

[@amandamccoll5702]

Right!!! 😂 Love a good gangsta story!

[@biancabezuidenhout3572]

This was one of the BEST interviews so far. 🎉

[@GGXStraightUp]

Manz really out here getting ALL the guests! Leave some for the rest of the internet! ha Keep it up bro.

[@TheChefcoco]

Incredible interview !

[@siphamandlakhumalo5074]

I'M VERY AMAZED EN PLEASED THAT U GOT 50 PPL BEHIND THIS GRATE CHANNEL I'M WATCHING FROM SOUTH AFRICA❤

[@philomenaaziz2917]

I so love this particular podcast.. I has been very soulful.. thank you Steve..God bless. 😊

[@newbeginnings-r5b]

Thank you for having the courage to discuss the topics mentioned in this episode! I really commend the guest for deciding to follow a different path and choosing a different way of life. I can't imagine some of the personal struggles he may have gone through before reaching this point, but I'm proud of him for having the courage to choose a completely different path in life. I think sometimes it can seem easier to choose to stay in the path or life that we're used to. The "famiiar" is a very comfortable place to be, but we may not realise we are indirectly choosing to remain "stuck" and thereby sacrificing our peace of mind or better future in the process. I've come to learn that the "comfort zone" does not help you grow or to lead to a fulfilling future. Some circumstances in life may leave us with very little options, so I don't judge or condemn anyone who may have been in a similar situation as the guest of this episode. I just hope that if they are ever given the choice to choose a different life, that they would have the courage to do so. Time is precious and life should not be taken for granted. Nobody is promised tomorrow. We all come into this world free and even God gives us choices. In my opinion, anything that takes away your inner peace or joy is not really worth it. ❤

[@xhantinomqolo3003]

You have Michael in the house. WOW....Well done!

[@kansiiimebrian5254]

Mafia boss, I have followed your videos for the last 10 year, thanks for coming to the show

[@MrBubbyG_Official]

Does he always say the same stuff

[@arnoldtsikwa3915]

Michael was never a boss, he's father however was the underboss of the Colombo family

[@ronaldnyamukuwa5359]

This particular podcast has been both scary and so engaging 😅 I totally loved it!!!!! Thanks for asking the questions you asked!!!

[@Arthur-xy6wt]

The biggest take away I got from this interview is taking responsibility for your actions. Taking ownership of things. A great burden to carry, but it is one of the things I think men have not been doing enough of. The men of today tend to throw the blame on someone else instead of taking stock and looking at what they could have done that contributed to the situation or what they could have done better to identify the emerging threat. There are of course things that remain out of your control, but for a lot of things accepting responsibility and just not being overly emotional about things and just dealing with things logically can help a lot.

[@AliEtheridge]

This, by far, must be your best one yet DOAC.

[@jonathanwarner4835]

If Martin Scorsese name checks you in a movie like ‘Goodfellas’ like he done with Michale, you no he’s the real deal.

[@majestik1]

Pure facts!!!!!!!

[@Isntaphony-qd3hi]

Not everything that glitters is gold.

[@victorhankinson1530]

I know you did that on purpose. No?

[@darrenmcg97]

@@jonathanwarner4835 Yeah , he was in it for all the five seconds

[@darrenmcg97]

@@jonathanwarner4835 Bullshit, He buzz put in it For his father's name only

[@alexisdonaldson3430]

Great interview. Well done Steven and Michael! Both eloquent and as honest as possible. Fascinating watching you both. 👍🏿🙏🏿

[@Lionel-it7uh]

Steven & wider team, please. I need to see a conversation with the Ryanair CEO O’Leary. It would be interesting. Online, he seems to have a really direct and upfront attitude. But - it works, and he runs a very successful airline. What a conversation that would be, and I would be intrigued to see how the conversation is approached on your side. Numbers don’t lie. Thanks and I wish you and your team the best week ever

[@davidmorrissey5075]

Definitely. Could ask him about the cattle farm too 😂

[@danielgouveia6912]

FINALLY! Been waiting for this one for a while...

[@hamzabagaragaza247]

“Sit with those who have sinned and repented for they have the softest of hearts.” Umar ibn Al-Khattab

[@margheritadefeo7433]

Amazing interview. I didn’t want it to end! 😊

[@Rolo_Bambino]

i believe in America 🇺🇲 ✊ 🇲🇽 🥊 Ive seen a handful of Mikes interviews, this is one of the best ones ive seen besides the one with Valuetainment Patrick bet David 🙏 god bless

[@JTMayo803]

Incredibly compelling episode @TheDiaryOfACEO!! This is without a doubt my favorite of any episode ive listened to...and not simply for the incredible stories told. Michael has an amazing way of humanizing the need for commitment, loyalty, love, fear, respect and all they ways they play in our personal lives and business. Worth every second!

[@darrenmcg97]

Another sucker

[@markallen5764]

Wow so interesting to actually see and hear about a mafia boss Thankyou for sharing Becky 🇬🇧 xx

[@gacaptain]

He never made it up to boss. He was a Mob captain. Decent interview though.

[@jemfuller5057]

one of my favourite episodes to date. beautifully vulnerable symbiotic conversation. real, inspiring and respectful. thanks again for your (Steve and team) awesome podcast production!!

[@Rima-ll5pe]

One of the few interviews I've actually been able to watch till the end...! Sorry, Steve, but yes, they last a tad bit too long in my opinion. Great stuff! The mafia has always seemed so daunting yet captivating at the same time, so hearing his stories first hand has shed a lot of light on what it really entails. "Everyone has the capability of doing damage". Touché. I do wonder though why women have never been involved in any mafia. Thank you both.🧡

[@wilcosoetman81]

I’d recommend trying to make it through more longer podcasts. The best stuff is in the longer talks I believe. Don’t talk yourself out of it. You don’t have to listen in one go either.

[@gacaptain]

Look into it. You will find women have been involved in the Italian mob. Even acted as family bosses.

[@pasqualegenco6011]

That is the best interview I’ve heard in years really good brilliant

[@stomper2888]

damn I can hear the pain in his voice after about the hour mark between arty, his dad and leaving the life. I use to believe people when they said Michael embellished and lied about a lot of stuff and maybe he did maybe not but when he's speaking on certain things and you can hear the pain in his voice thats genuine that isn't someone lying.

[@darrenmcg97]

He certainly is a liar

[@SteveBrill]

I've listened to many interviews with Michael, but this one was extra special as Steve got him to talk more freely than I've heard before. As always, great episode.

[@darrenmcg97]

Absolutely repetitive as Hell

[@redrev674]

Michael looked uncomfortable when being questioned about whether he committed murder. My understanding is to be made you have had to carried out a killing ordered by the family.

[@darrenmcg97]

Obviously he's not going to admit murder on youtube

[@rebbywealth9869]

Like you want him to implicate himself on social media??? For what purpose?

[@charlessorrento9145]

That isn’t true. When la cosa nosta reopened the books there was too many guys getting made then people to kill. They don’t just kill random people. Plus he doesn’t have immunity and there is no statute of limitations on murder so he could go to jail.

[@academia_wealth]

Your listener from +254,, this channel is masterpiece... Every episode is elite, smooth. This is changing my life. Thank you. Love from 🇰🇪✌️.

[@harnymusic]

"My Dad never lied to me... he used to make up stories about drugs"

[@arigutman]

One of the greatest interviews, always something of a story like this that captures my attention. A classic Wolf of Wall St. Story!

[@refreshingtwist]

It's fascinating to me the different lifestyles/ lives humans can have on this planet.

[@rosebauco143]

Great interview

[@KazzyOfficial]

Interesting, I’ve seen Michael in so many interviews, hopefully this one is unique and different from the others

[@rachetgear]

lol

[@SynphamyMusic]

Yeah, he's a really interesting guy but he literally says all the same things in every video he's in like it's a perfectly memorised script at this point. Have you watched it yet?

[@MrBubbyG_Official]

Thoughts

[@DrewJordan.]

@@SynphamyMusicwhich ones have you seen?

[@SynphamyMusic]

@@DrewJordan. he's got a whole channel of them. I'm not saying he's making anything up... just that a lot of his stories he retells pretty much word for word the same every time. If you've watched one interview with him you've seen most of them.

[@Gnuddelunke]

Wow. Good job, wonderful insights, great interview.

[@MinimalWave1982]

Hats off to the interviewer! He really asked great questions; this might have been one of the best interviews with Michael Franzese.

[@oliviaburchell2941]

Omg the MOST interesting interview I’ve ever seen. !! X

[@KeesLoadedKitchen]

We got real life mafia boss before GTA 6

[@darrenmcg97]

He Was not a boss

[@deenoverdunya9478]

@@darrenmcg97he was one of the top members of the mafia at the time

[@darrenmcg97]

@@deenoverdunya9478 he was a capo in the lowest family

[@darrenmcg97]

@@deenoverdunya9478 He was a capo in the lowest family

[@lynnhauenstein4136]

Best interview I've seen, of all of M Fransese interviews in last 10y.

[@raulgolfs]

Listened to every second of this interview. Incredible story.

[@francesalmanza5747]

I have seen several interviews with Michael but this by far was the best one!!!!! 🔥

[@erich8283]

Michael Franzese robbed father time. This man doesn't age.

[@vincenzoriccio5036]

His father lived to 103

[@darrenmcg97]

No cosmetic surgery keeps in looking well

[@aumaKNN]

Amazing educative interview .I feel like i just watched a mafia movie.Steve that was a beautifully done interview,very intentional and still respectful in asking even the most sensitive questions. I jave learned quite a lot ,i will share some with my children.Amazing❤

[@ozarkcyn1]

I don't why he said we ALL walk around thinking we are good. No ALL people don't. Steven has a warped idea of people because of his lack of experience in life.

[@redskyatnight123]

Stuck in a bubble. He from a well of background

[@SelinaMason-Evans-q1w]

OMG , Michael was absolutely fascinating totally glued from start to finish ! . Utterly brilliant interview 😮

[@TheAlkebulanTrust]

Next interview Lisa Maffia member solider. So Solid solider and it won't be all over.

[@ivonea5205]

What a great conversation, an almost unbelievable life story retold in a way that has sensibility, where the shock value isn't what draws you in, its Michael knowing what to say when, not to keep you in suspense but to almost be protective with it, we all have nightmares of own, no need to add to them. Definitely came across as Michael speaking as a father figure and Steven just gets better and better at these conversations. T