Being a Soprano & What Oscars Need To Change: Mad Mexican Radio
The Mad Mexican Angel H. Rivera is joined this week by Actor "River" Dan Cibener. Dan discusses his experiences as a castmember on the iconic TV Show The Sopranos. Listen to what it was like to be apart of TV history.
Rivera and River reveal their Top 10 Best Forgotten Movies and what the Oscars need to change. Why is Dan nicknamed "River" and how did the Mad Mexican hustle Dan for so much money? For the best talk on pop culture, sports and all things geek, check out more Mad Mexican Radio at LatinoSportsTalk.com. Stay mad my friends...#MoveLikeAPanther.
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