Hey everybody. It's Bill Courtney for Shop Talk Number 10.

Alex, can you believe it's number 10 or any? Number 10.

You say that each time.

It's shocking to me that we've done 10 of these things. We're going to do hundreds of them. I hope people keep

listening. Anyway, as long as you keep being interesting. I don't know. I don't know how long my interest holds up.

You know, we'll find out. Shop Talk number 10, everybody, it's coming up, we're going to talk

about the word delicious right after these brief messages from our generous sponsors. Every family has skeletons in their closet.

Mine certainly does.

Ones that go back a hundred years and reach thousands of miles back to our hometown in Sicily.

Ever since I can remember, my relatives told the story of my great-great-grandmother who was killed by the mafia.

I'm Joe Piazza and in my new podcast I'm taking on a generational vendetta,

visiting the scene of the crime, confronting mafia experts, tracking

down Italian officials, and even consulting mediums to set the record

straight on my great-great-grandmother's mysterious disappearance.

And in between the fact-finding missions, I'll be drinking a lot of wine and eating all of the pasta.

Come to Italy with me to solve this 100-year-old murder mystery.

Listen to the Sicilian inheritance on the I-HeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

podcasts. I'm Salaia Mozant and I've covered economic policy for years and reported on how it impacts

people across the United States. In 2016 I saw how voters were leaning towards

Trump and how so many Americans felt misunderstood by Washington. So I started

the Big Take DC. We dig into how money, politics, and power shaped government

and the consequences for voters. It's an election year, so there's a lot of focus on the voters that

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