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I’m uploading a Wild Bubble episode about The Secret History of Frisco podcast, but it might not make into the weekly email. It should be on the site by the time you read this,

The Secret History Of Frisco, Episode 1: Vice Was In San Francisco’s Very DNA At Its Inception
{wild bubble} Don’t say I sound like him!

{wild bubble} Tilden Park Newt Migration

{wild bubble} It’s Hard To Tax Rich People

{wild bubble} The Secret History of Frisco Website and Patreon Page Are Live
{wild bubble} Strange Days Have Found Us

Meet Jimmie Tarantino
In the early Forties, Jimmie Tarantino was a small-time Hollywood hustler, a freelance writer for a tiny boxing magazine, Knockout. Jimmie had big ideas. He managed to ingratiate himself with the still up-and-coming Frank Sinatra, becoming a member of Sinatra’s group of hangers-on, known informally as “The Varsity,” a precursor to the infamous Rat Pack of the Fifties and Sixties.
Proximity to Sinatra gave Jimmie access to lots of Hollywood dirt. He pitched the idea of a gossip magazine to Sinatra and mobster Mickey Cohen, both of whom invested in the magazine. Thus “Hollywood Nite-Life” was born.
Soon, Jimmie’s greed got the better of him and he had to leave Hollywood for San Francisco, where he hooked up with gambler and crime boss Bones Remmer and continued with his nefarious schemes, shakedowns, and mischief.