Salvatore LoCascio's guest appearances

Salvatore LoCascio

The Radio Tower

Pizza City with Steve Dolinsky

Bing Crosby

John Schmidt

Ed Taylor

Bill Edwards

Al Bernstein

Andy Mendelsohn

Danielle Campbell

Dick Wolfe

LARRY DAVIDSON

Richard Hawkins

Dennis Daniel

Robert Ottone

Bob Ottone

Jack Beebe

David North

OwlTail

Salvatore LoCascio has paid his dues. First in Italy, then in Chicago, working for the city’s best Neapolitan pizza makers. He’s now stationed at Coda di Volpe - one of only three VPN certified pizzerias in the city, where he’s adding a touch of his Sicilian heritage, and adding a new pizza to the traditional lineup.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pizzacity/support

Salvatore LoCascio has paid his dues. First in Italy, then in Chicago, working for the city’s best Neapolitan pizza makers. He’s now stationed at <a href="https://www.cdvolpe.com" rel="noopener noreferer nofollow" target="_blank">Coda di Volpe</a> - one of only three VPN certified pizzerias in the city, where he’s adding a touch of his Sicilian heritage, and adding a new pizza to the traditional lineup.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pizzacity/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pizzacity/support</a>

Salvatore LoCascio - Coda di Volpe (Chicago)

We recently received a donation of a TV repairman's toolbox and a 1949 Zenith television. Although interesting in their own right, the true fascination comes from the people behind the donation. This was Sal Locascio's toolbox. He was a veteran of the Army Air Corps in World War II, an artist, and a man who could fix anything. His family, particularly Angela Inguaggiato, wanted to make sure these items went to a good home. They had similarly donated Sal's model B-25, with its six-foot wingspan, to the Air Power Museum in Farmingdale. Intrigued, we wanted to learn more about Sal, his family, and his life. On today's episode, Sal's wife Mildred and Angela relay a story that ranges from Brooklyn to the Brenner Pass, from the cockpit of the Naughty Nancy to the streets of Queens. The family, by the way, is still looking for a home for the uniforms of Mildred's brothers, one a Navy, the other an Army veteran of World War II. If any institution is interested, please drop us an email and we'll put you in touch.

We recently received a donation of a TV repairman's toolbox and a 1949 Zenith television. Although interesting in their own right, the true fascination comes from the people behind the donation. This was Sal Locascio's toolbox. He was a veteran of the Army Air Corps in World War II, an artist, and a man who could fix anything. His family, particularly Angela Inguaggiato, wanted to make sure these items went to a good home. They had similarly donated Sal's model B-25, with its six-foot wingspan, to the Air Power Museum in Farmingdale. Intrigued, we wanted to learn more about Sal, his family, and his life. On today's episode, Sal's wife Mildred and Angela relay a story that ranges from Brooklyn to the Brenner Pass, from the cockpit of the Naughty Nancy to the streets of Queens. The family, by the way, is still looking for a home for the uniforms of Mildred's brothers, one a Navy, the other an Army veteran of World War II. If any institution is interested, please drop us an email and we'll put you in touch.

Radio Tower 11: The Life of Salvatore LoCascio