BY: Anthony Scillia
After much deliberating and motivation from my family & close friends, especially Dr. Rob Quicke, I have decided to take a very large step and start a podcast entitled “At The Table With Tony”. For many years now, I have been active on all forms of social media. I have done my best to bring a taste of Italian-Americana to my friends and followers. I feel it is now time to step out of my comfort zone and bring my brand to a wider audience.
The goal of this podcast, in addition to being entertaining, is also a way of preserving the Italian-American culture, traditions, and of course, the food for future generations. As I’ve grown older, I have seen more and more businesses close and that breaks my heart. I understand the inevitability of some of these closures. However, it is my goal and my wish to preserve a taste of our heritage through this audio medium.
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