We all love mob movies.

Scarface, The Godfather, the list goes on and on.

But there's one movie that speaks to me above all of us.

Donnie Brascoe starred Johnny Depp.

In season one of Deep Cover, we discovered the real story behind Donnie's time undercover with the New York Mafia,

and what it was like spending six years with some of the wildest wise guys you'll ever come across.

I'm your host, Leo Rossi, and I've spent my life behind and in front of the cameras, creating stories about the mob. This season,

we're going even deeper into the Donnie Brascoe story. We'll learn more about the man behind the

persona, Joe Pistone, and his time is the most decorated undercover agent in FBI history.

This week on the season two finale of Deep Cover, the real Donnie Brasco. We do things a little bit

differently. We bring back a fan favorite and ask Joe and Leo questions that you, the listeners,

submitted to us on social media.

Hey, everybody and welcome to Deep Cover.

I do not have nearly the voice that Leo Rossi has, but I am hosting today.

My name is Maddie Stout, executive producer of the show and president of Jamstreet Media.

We like to do this.

We did this at the end of last season, and we've gotten lots of questions from fans, and I wanted to throw those questions out to you. How are you, gentlemen? Joe's doing fine. Donnie Brascoe, doing great. Leo is here, and I'm glad to relinquish the host duties for a show. Very good. Although Joe hosted one, two. So that's good.

I can just rest my vocal cords. Good. It's all good. That's not going to happen. Leo.

We all know that's not going to happen. I want to pull the curtain back a little bit. Every week we do

these recording sessions and they usually involve the first five minutes of Leo frantically asking for his wife Lynn to run over and touch his computer.

Because evidently, the computer is made of molten lava, and if he touches it, his fingers will burn off.

And meanwhile, Joe is usually all set to go.

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