Podcast appearances and mentions of Bella Figura

We are back with part 2 to this wonderful episode. Join us as we journey through the sartorial evolution of Italian American fashion, tracing the transformation from the traditional elegance of "Bella Figura" to the casual, tech inspired wardrobes that have reshaped professional environments since the late 1990s. We reflect on the enduring formalities in certain professions and the decline of the "Guido" style, offering a rich tapestry of personal anecdotes and historical insights that reveal how modern Italian Americans express their cultural heritage.Our exploration doesn't stop at fashion; it delves into the complex interplay between Italian and American cultural identities. With a keen eye on historical events like the Great Migration and World War II, we uncover how these moments forged a pan Italian American culture by the 1960s. We highlight the role of Italian designers like Versace in America, discussing the reception and rivalry that have shaped perceptions. From understanding identity beyond stereotypes to recognizing the impact of civil rights movements and ethnic pride on Italian American communities, we contemplate the multifaceted nature of cultural identity and belonging.The episode concludes on a personal and joyful note, while pondering the nuances of generational identity through the lens of technology and globalization. Embracing the cultural convergence brought on by the digital age, we reflect on how Gen Z experiences a world where cultural differences are less pronounced. With a playful touch, we end with a musical moment featuring our kazoo which is officially back!HER SOCIALS Insta: marcella_martinstaCIMA SOCIALS@centerforitalianamodernart

We're popping open a bottle of Mirto from Sardinia in celebration of our 50TH EPISODE! First, Dean caps off our prior episode about music and dance with the happiest song he's ever heard, Jambo Bwana, from East Africa, and with an Italian version of the card game Spoons in which the losing player sings an aria. From there, Dean and Tom explore divisions between the north and south of Italy, the cultural prominence of “la bella figura” across Italy, and the intersection of transactions and personal relationships throughout Italy as well. Lastly, our friends at Licensing check in on all of the celebratory singing going on (and perhaps to enjoy some Mirto too?). Thanks very much for laughing and learning with us over these 50 episodes! Ciao bella, until next time! ***Subscribe to Dean's Substack here for all of Dean's CultureQuizzes, “Culture's Consequences” articles, and much much more!*** Have a cultural question or episode idea? Reach out on X/Twitter & Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Hosts: Dean Foster & Tom Peterson Audio Production: Tom Peterson & Torin Peterson Music: “Little Idea” – Bensound.com

In der Dritten Halbzeit wird über den Schweizer Fussball diskutiert. Während des Turniers sind alle Diskussionsteilnehmer an einem anderen Standort. Die Tonqualität ist darum nicht immer ganz studioreif. Anregungen, Fragen und Kritik gerne per Mail an florian.raz@tamedia.ch

Ian has returned from a year on business in the UK  and is living in the magnificent city of Florence. Our heroes are gradually growing their business with Dick still operating in Rome. Florence provides the perfect back drop for an in depth look at La Bella Figura, 'The Beautiful Figure' .... a trait hardwired into Italian DNA. (With grateful acknowledgment to Italian writer Luigi Barzini for some of our paraphrasing in this section.) Written & Presented by Ian McAlister Read by Richard Greenwood Edited by Stu Smith & Nigel Heath with Jamie Allen Original Music by Stu Smith Production Music from Epidemic Sound Recorded and Produced by Tom Allom & Nigel Heath at La Cucina Studios for Xacutti Productions Special Thanks to Jamie Allen and Mike Hanson

Während in Turin bei den ATP-Finals Holger Rune Bein zeigt und auch die anderen Topspieler der Saison Bella Figura machen, kündigt sich in Hamburg ein Damenturnier im neuen Gewand an und eben jener Rune wird kommendes Jahr vor Olympia mit Alexander Zverev um die Gunst des Publikums buhlen. Mächtig was los so kurz vor Saisonschluss. Black Week bei den Tennisproleten, alles gratis für Euch.

Während in Turin bei den ATP-Finals Holger Rune Bein zeigt und auch die anderen Topspieler der Saison Bella Figura machen, kündigt sich in Hamburg ein Damenturnier im neuen Gewand an und eben jener Rune wird kommendes Jahr vor Olympia mit Alexander Zverev um die Gunst des Publikums buhlen. Mächtig was los so kurz vor Saisonschluss. Black Week bei den Tennisproleten, alles gratis für Euch. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

#Lutherhiersteheich #JanPeterLuther #DNEWS24 #KaiWegner #FriedrichMerz #CDU #woke #Wokeness Eigentlich macht der neue Regierende Bürgermeister der Hauptstadt Berlin "Bella Figura". Wenn da nicht eine Parteispende an seine Christdemokraten (damals noch in der Opposition) wäre. Und wenn da nicht das Thema Gendersprache in der öffentlichen Verwaltung wäre. Nun auch noch das: der CDU-Politiker hat doch tatsächlich allen Berliner Bürgern ein frohes Pfingst-Fest gewünscht. Geht gar nicht, so der laute Widerhall in Medien und Social Media. Wirklich? Hauptstadt-Insider Jan Peter Luther im DNEWSTV24Podcast „Luther – hier stehe ich!“. DNEWS24 Hauptstadtinsider "Luther - hier stehe ich!" – überall, wo es gute Podcasts zu hören gibt. #Hauptstadtinsider

#BerichtausBerlin #DieterHapel #DNEWS24 #KaiWegner #Franziska Giffey #Bella Figura #Mairevolution #Biergarten Dieter Hapel über eine abgesagte Mai-Revolution, russische Rocker auf dem Rückzug, Enttäuschung über die schläfrige Ampelregierung und die Angst der Franziska Giffey vor der Abfahrt. Dazu Biergarten- und Restaurant-Tipps. DNEWS24 Der Bericht aus Berlin von Dieter Hapel überall, wo es noch gute Podcasts zu hören gibt: #BerichtausBerlin.

monologo : una riflessione su certi commenti che leggo ogni tanto....anzi spesso....troppo spesso.

In this episode I talk about my recent trip to Italy. This year is the year of Bella Figura! In Italian that translates to beautiful figure. It's all about looking and feeling amazing and living your best life. It is also about dignity, hospitality, and politeness. AKA being a good person! We need more of those in this world. I'm telling you about some of the places I went and how different the culture is. Italians don't feel pulled to be busy all the time. The don't think being busy is a badge of honor. They enjoy taking their time and savoring life (and food! so much good food). In turn I came back and made a small life change to not feel so busy all the time. I also discuss the shame I do to myself when I don't feel productive of busy! I went to Italy SOLO, and that had been a fear of mine that I got to conquer. I booked a solo tour through Go Ahead Tours and I highly recommend them. If you need info shoot me a message Instagram: @beingfearlessjax

Ma che fai, Scuderia?! So oder so ähnliche Gedanken werden Carlos Sainz jr. mehrfach durch den Kopf gegangen sein beim Großen Preis von Zandvoort, den Lokalmatador Max Verstappen souveränst für sich entscheidet und bei dem Ferrari einmal mehr keine Bella Figura abgibt. Nutznießer ist George Russell und Mercedes, wobei Charles Leclerc zumindest noch auf Rang 3 einläuft. Warum sich Lewis Hamilton künfitg nicht mehr über (den einmal mehr formidablen) Fernando Alonso beschweren darf, wieso es für Mick Schumacher trotz guter Leistung im Qualifying nicht viel besser aussieht im Kampf um ein Cockpit und warum auch Maxi sich langsam Sorgen machen muss im Fragespiel gegen Moritz - das erfahrt ihr in der neuen Ausgabe Lights Out!

Le citazioni all'inizio di un romanzo sono utili? Si possono citare altri romanzi dentro al romanzo che stiamo scrivendo? Come si supera la sindrome dell'impostore?

Mit dem Sommer kehrt die Italien-Sehnsucht zurück – und mit ihr eine Reihe von verzerrten Bildern: Dahinter steckt eine lange und komplizierte Beziehungsgeschichte voller Missverständnisse. Presse Autorin Susanna Bastaroli über ein bekanntes Land, das uns dennoch fremd bleibt..

Ognuno di noi, chi più chi meno, è vittima di profonde convinzioni limitanti; convinzioni che ci impediscono di agire secondo il nostro reale desiderio, convinzioni che ci allontanano dall'ottenere il cambiamento che davvero desideriamo. Tutto questo è dovuto alla dissonanza cognitiva. Nel podcast di oggi ti spiego cosa significa questo concetto e condivido con te tre convinzioni limitanti che potresti avere anche tu. Iscriviti al mio e-mail club esclusivo per ricevere riflessioni e contenuti inediti sul mondo della crescita personale, unisciti al canale Telegram Dear Alice per commentare insieme a me e alla community le nuove puntate e seguimi su Instagram e Tik Tok per tips quotidiane.

Ognuno di noi, chi più chi meno, è vittima di profonde convinzioni limitanti; convinzioni che ci impediscono di agire secondo il nostro reale desiderio, convinzioni che ci allontanano dall'ottenere il cambiamento che davvero desideriamo. Tutto questo è dovuto alla dissonanza cognitiva. Nel podcast di oggi ti spiego cosa significa questo concetto e condivido con te tre convinzioni limitanti che potresti avere anche tu. Iscriviti al mio e-mail club esclusivo per ricevere riflessioni e contenuti inediti sul mondo della crescita personale, unisciti al canale Telegram Dear Alice per commentare insieme a me e alla community le nuove puntate e seguimi su Instagram e Tik Tok per tips quotidiane.

Host Anna Harsh chats with creative soul Dolores Alfieri Taranto. Dolores is a native New Yorker and co-host of The Italian American Podcast, as well as hosting her own podcast called Bella Figura. She shares how her Italian heritage is seen in her creative products such as her photographs and hand-made jewelry and so much more. Dolores gives advice on how to have a plan to be creative and getting the courage to do your art. Take Classes with Anna Harsh website: www.AnnaHarsh.com Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BellaFiguraStore Listen : https://www.bellafigurapodcast.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anna-harsh/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anna-harsh/support

Come scrivere una relazione (come la scrivo io e vi consiglio di farlo) per fare davvero bella figura, con tanto di esempio pratico su come scriverla.Potete usare la guida sia per rispondere a una domanda orale, sia per scriverla, sia infine per fare la relazione di un libro, un video, un esperimento e simili.

Impfpflicht, ja oder nein? Und wenn ja, dann wie? Wohin steuert die deutsche Coronapolitik, und sitzt überhaupt noch jemand am Steuer? Darüber diskutieren Dagmar Rosenfeld und Robin Alexander. Außerdem sprechen sie über eine Bella Figura für Bellevue und eine Ehrung für Merkel. Wir freuen uns über Feedback an machtwechsel@welt.de Neu bei WELT: Im werktäglichen Podcast „Kick-off Politik - Das bringt der Tag“ geben wir Ihnen im Gespräch mit WELT-Experten die wichtigsten Hintergrundinformationen zu einem politischen Top-Thema des Tages. Mehr auf welt.de/kickoff und überall, wo es Podcasts gibt. Redaktion: Antonia Beckermann und Sonja Gillert Produktion: Marvin Schwarz Robin Alexanders Buch "Machtverfall - Merkels Ende und das Drama der deutschen Politik: Ein Report" ist im Mai bei Siedler erschienen (ISBN: 978-3-8275-0141-7).

A partire dal 15 ottobre, la Jute Theatre Company mette in scena uno spettacolo dal titolo "La Bella Figura", una celebrazione del concetto portato down under da tante famiglie immigrate italiane.

Grab pen and paper because, in today's episode, we're talking about a very complicated concept in Italian culture, la bella figura. Many of you ask us about it so today, we'll explain what it is and how we feel about it.

In questo episodio parlerò di che cosa si ha bisogno per attirare l'attenzione delle altre persone ma allo stesso tempo fare una bella impressione.

This week I try a new solo format called "Dancer reacts.." and do a commentary podcast on Jiří Kylián's "Petite Mort". Created back in '91 this work is by the choreographer who headed up Nederlands Dans Theater for two decades. I've been binge watching his back catalogue on marquee.tv/ and this piece and another piece "Bella Figura" I was really struck by. To watch it with me check out David's Dance Podcast on YouTube as I unpack the choreography. I also talk about photographer Tyler Mitchell's book "I Can Make You Feel Good". Mitchell's depiction of young Black Americans in playful scenarios, speaks to an artist that is reclaiming the narratives around the representation of himself and people like him, young Black men. While not dance, his work has to do with the body and how it is represented both aesthetically and in conversation with culture and historical narratives. In that way it is a great discussion launcher for those interested in dance and the performative body. My instagram: @dance_across_mediumsEmail me: davidsdancepodcast@gmail.com

Oftewel een goed figuur slaan: de etiquette van de Italianen voor zowel de binnen- als de buitenkant. Onverwachte gasten zijn altijd welkom om aan te schuiven en voor de wandeling aan het einde van een zomerse dag hijs je je in mooie kleding. Donatello en Eveline duiken in de regels en leggen hun eigen voorkomen ook langs de bella figura-lat.

Quali libri è bene avere letto, o fingere di aver letto, per non sfigurare in società? Con questa domanda un po' demodé parte una squinternata panoramica su libri e autori, a seconda che vogliamo apparire intellettuali, snob, carogne, borderline, frivoli, impegnati. Yourcenar, Eco, Calvino, Hofstadter, Kant, Recalcati, Hillman, Jung, Carotenuto, Coelho, Seneca, Gogol, Bauman e tanti altri sfilano oggi per noi in un divertente carosello. Ma alla fine, su tutti i geni letterari e filosofici vincerà lui, il migliore di tutti i tempi: Paperino (con buona pace di Dante).

Show Notes:0.00: Sarah shares her story of downloading TikTok to prove a point in November 2019 and the rapid progression to tens of thousands of followers in a short window, as well as how the TikTok algorithm allows creators to share their stories and build an audience rapidly.4:30: The Corporate Mama exists to tell it like it is for me, and hopefully bring value to other working moms. Sarah delves into how she identifies her corporate and mom identities and her views around work/life balance, and wondering where is the mom who is struggling to hold it all together? If I can't find her, I'll just be her."Every working mom has a different story and a different experience than I do (... so) it's really to kind of crush the idea of work/life balance, because I don't think that it exists. For me it's about what I'm willing to prioritize, and that's going to change from day to day."8:50: After gaining followers rapidly, Sarah talks about her first sponsored deal (which went up on the day we recorded this episode), and how she is navigating the opportunity to work with partners who will enable her by standing behind her message and platform. 12:45: Marketing personas: what's it's like to leverage influencers and plan campaigns in a marketing role... while being an influencer and participating in campaigns on the side. Sarah shares her mindset around what she looks for in a "successful" brand partnership.18:55: Sarah talks about her day, being responsive and engaged with her audience, how she manages her time between kids and chaos.  "I kind of had a talk with myself around: the growth will come if you continue to put out content you believe in that people are engaging with... you don't have to engage with every single trend."25:00 Prioritizing wellness and sanity: Sarah talks about how we defend our home life, establish boundaries and keep some sanity and wellness during the pandemic and current chaotic environment."Hours of operation are different for everyone. I think that will really have great implications once the world starts to open up again - what does that mean for flexibility and in terms of allowing people time to pursue their passions that make them happier at work?"36:00: Sarah, Beth & Char talk about who influences them and what they're devouring: That not-so-secret TikTok account: @TheCorporateMama The Yahoo! article that changed Sarah's privacy settings Kat Stickler (Mike & Kat) on IG Girlboss on IG Dallas-based influencer Ashley Robertson Emily Ley & the Simplified Planner Artist & poet Morgan Harper Nichols Charban on IG. You know you want to follow. The Whole Brain Child on Audible Ouai Chill Pill Bath Bombs Our friend and recent ADHD diagnosee Kristen Crosley Turntables + Kitchen Covers with Drew & Ellie Holcomb The Record Room at Blake Street House Well+Good (wellness, skincare, food, nutrition) Daily shots of olive oil inspired by Bella Figura

Edição de 17 de Fevereiro 2021

Heute catchen wir uns upp ! Es geht um Sport motivation, Emily in Paris & Urlaubs Traumata haha.. (Kosmetikstudio, das Sonny meinte: Bella Figura in Emmerthal) email: listen@pussytalkpodcast.com Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

What are the ties that bind us together? In this week’s episode, we celebrate the launch of IAP co-host Dolores Alfieri Taranto’s new Podcast, “Bella Figura—The Tradition of Living Beautifully.” “Bella Figura” is the tradition of presenting oneself well to the world and, as Dolores explains, this concept doesn’t just speak to Italian Americans, but to everyone of any ethnic and cultural background. Get an early look into the concept behind her all-new solo show, which celebrates how all cultures provide lessons, insights, and traditions that offer just as much in today's modern world as they have for generations of peoples, and how universal themes and foundational stories tie us all together. Our team talks about these foundational stories and how they help a person form his or her own “emotional” history. We also discuss the advent of DNA testing and the popularity of ancestral reclamation and veneration, and how reclaiming our stories helps empower us as a society. Finally, we talk about the human need for connection and the various ways we try to do so, both in-person and online and how going back to one’s roots is a different experience for all. Do you want to incorporate more beauty into your life? Find out how in this week’s episode!

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Der Berliner Spielplan Audiodeskription arbeitet auch in der virusbedingten Theater-Spielpause weiter daran die Berliner Bühnen für Menschen mit Sehbehinderung zugänglich zu machen. Jetzt verstärkt Online. Am Samstag, den 11. April 2020 steht Bella Figura von Yasmina Reza in Regie von Thomas Ostermeier als Video-on-Demand mit Audiodeskription zeitlich flexibel zwischen 18:30 und 24h zur Verfügung. Auf der Startseite der Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz finden Sie einen Link zur AD-Fassung. www.schaubuehne.de/de/start/index.html Die Hörtheaterfassung erfolgte im Auftrag der Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz in Kooperation mit dem Berliner Spielplan Audiodeskription. Text: Charlotte Miggel und Barbara Fickert Redaktion: Matthias Huber Sprecherin: Nadja Schulz-Berlinghoff Sprachaufnahme und Mischung: Picaro Media, Peter Weinsheimer Beitragsbild © Arno Declair

I first connected with Kamin Mohammadi because I bought her book Bella Figura and LOVED IT. We have been planning a podcast interview about the book for months and when we finally got our schedules synced, it was at the height of Coronavirus lockdown, there and here to some degree. We are starting a series of chats with Kamin and Kelly-- and today's 2-part episode shares what life is like NOW in Italy during Covid19 quarantine. You'll LOVE this chat and come away hopeful and inspired!

I first connected with Kamin Mohammadi because I bought her book Bella Figura and LOVED IT. We have been planning a podcast interview about the book for months and when we finally got our schedules synced, it was at the height of Coronavirus lockdown, there and here to some degree. We are starting a series of chats with Kamin and Kelly-- and today's 2-part episode shares what life is like NOW in Italy during Covid19 quarantine. You'll LOVE this chat and come away hopeful and inspired!

'Se non dovessi tornare, sappiate che non sono mai partito' De spreuk op de terrasmuur van Joost Houtman verraadt dat hier een italofiel woont. Eén die graag wegdroomt bij het ruwe Sicilië en het beschaafde Piemonte, liefst van al met een goed glas wijn erbij. Samen met Philip Roose schreef Houtman 'Bella Figura. Waarom de Italianen zo Italiaans zijn.' Een heerlijk boek vol sappige verhalen met meer dan één wijnanekdote. In deze aflevering neemt Joost ons mee langs wijngaarden vol vermoorde wielrenners, koninklijke minnaressen en gigantische piemels uit de oudheid. Geniet van deze nieuwe wijncast en onthou de woorden van poëet Giorgio Caproni: 'Mocht ik niet terugkeren, weet dan dat ik nooit vertrokken ben.' 

Die neue Folge von "UpHören mit Mieze" widmet sich diesmal Genie, Wahnsinn und Neurotikern: Da bekommt David Foster Wallace eine akustische Gehhilfe und Ralf bei seinen Recherchen eine Zwergenstimme. Dafür spricht Hanns Zischler analytisch elegant den "Dritten Mann" von Graham Green. Und Mieze wird vom Stoff von Daniel Speck's "Piccola Sicilia" voll erwischt. Oder wie Ralf es ausdrückt: Es lebt davon, dass es lebt. Die Frage bleibt: Hat Mieze vielleicht ein tolerantes Ohr? Die Sängerin bringt es wie immer auf den Punkt: Es gibt nichts, was es nicht gibt...

Rachel and I walked behind Giacomo, Mary, and Hannah as we snaked our way through the Sant'Ambrogio market in Florence. Giacomo, our cooking teacher and chef, was leading us to a vegetable stall to buy ingredients for the meal we were going to make that afternoon. Deep, red radishes and green lettuce covered with droplets of water stood on display with signs displaying il prezzo, l’origine, la varietà, and la categoria. I watched him pick up cucumbers, tomatoes, and onions, placing each in their own brown bag before handing them to the fruttivendolo. If you’re in Italy, I’m 110% sure that you’re going to run into some kind of open market, whether that’s inside or outside. And when you do (hopefully when you’re on our Not Your Typical Tourist Language Immersion Retreat), what are you supposed to say and do so you get what you want and avoid making una brutta figura? Here’s a quick guide on vocabulary, phrases to know and the etiquette to follow. Basic Market Vocabulary First, there are a handful of different types of markets. -- Mercato ambulante - Farmers market (in the sense that it sells goods as well as food) -- Mercato dell’artigianato OR Mercato artigiano - Artisan market -- Mercato dell’antiquariato - Antique market -- Mercato del pesce - Fish market These markets are only open on certain days of the week or the month, so make sure to check the city’s schedule in advance. CPF: San Lorenzo Market is one of Carlotta’s favorite places to visit in Florence. Read more about it here. 19 Phrases for Shopping at a Market -- (if you don’t know the word) Prendo (due), per favore. - I’ll take (two), please. -- Mi dà un chilo di (ricotta)? - Can you give me a kilo of (ricotta)? -- Prendo due etti di olive, per favore. - I’ll take a ½  lb of olives, please. -- Vorrei due etti e mezzo di (castagne). - I’d like two hundred and fifty grams of chestnuts. -- Oggi faccio la panzanella, avete la cipolla rossa? - I’m making panzanella today, do you have red onion? -- Quanto costano (le patate)? - How much are (the potatoes)? -- Quanto viene (il basilico)? - How much is the basil? -- Basta. - That’s enough. -- Nient’altro, grazie. - That’s enough, thank you. -- Un pò di più. - More. -- Qualcosa (di) meno. - Less. -- Poi? - Anything else? -- Altro? - Anything else? -- Vuole una busta? / sacchetto? - A bag? -- Posso chiederle un sacchetto di carta? - Can I ask for a paper bag? -- Sono tre etti e duecento grammi, che faccio lascio? - It’s three hundred and twenty grams, (usually more than the quantity you asked for) do you take it? If it isn’t busy and you’d like some advice on how to prepare whatever you’re purchasing, you can ask the vendor… -- Come si fa questi ravioli? - How does one make these ravioli? -- Come potrei usare questo ortaggio? Non l’ho mai assaggiato. - How could I use this vegetable? I’ve never tasted it. -- Secondo lei queste pesche sono abbastanza dolci? - What do you think about these peaches? Are they sweet enough? If you’re not sure how to handle money in Italian, read this article next. 3 Must-Know Rules to Make a Bella Figura 1) Bring cash. - You can usually assume that all markets will be cash only, so make sure you have plenty on you when you go. 2) Don’t touch the produce with your hands. - While I have seen Italians use their hands to pick through produce, it’s usually only when the vendor knows the customer well. Otherwise, it’s a hygiene issue. Just tell the vendor what you’d like or what you’re making and they’ll help you pick produce out. 3) Bring your own bag, or pay for one. - If you don’t bring your own bag, expect to pay a little extra in change to purchase one. Special thanks to The Creative Impostor Studios for producing this show, to Patreon supporters for helping fund the show, and to the lovely Timarie Harrison for putting all of the pieces together. It takes a village.   Like the podcast? Leave a review in Apple Podcasts! If you like the podcast, I would appreciate it a TON if you left a review. You can hit a star rating in your Podcasts app on your iPhone or go to the iTunes store and click Leave a Review on the show page.  

Zijn tweets hebben iets van de uitbarsting van de Etna. Je loopt er angstig van weg of blijft er gefascineerd naar kijken. Philip Roose woont en werkt in Sicilië in de schaduw van de grootste actieve vulkaan van Europa. Hij is er exportmanager voor het wijnhuis Nicosia. De wijngaarden op de Etna zijn hot. Letterlijk en figuurlijk. De Etna Rosso wordt wel eens de Bourgogne van het zuiden genoemd. Intens en tegelijkertijd elegant en verfrissend. Zowat alles wat je minder snel associeert met Siciliaanse wijnen zoals de diepe zwoele Nero d'Avola. Al wil Philip over die autochtone druif ook wat misverstanden de wereld uit helpen.We maken trouwens voor één keer een uitzondering op onze baseline en schakelen -heel even- over op het Engels. Philip was namelijk in het gezelschap van Graziano Nicosia. Telg van de vijfde generatie wijnmakers op de lavaspuwende kluit. Graziano is bovendien ondervoorzitter van het Consorzio van de DOC Etna. Zeg maar de belangenvereniging van de kwalitatieve wijnbouwers op de vulkaan. Ontdek zijn verhaal en dat van Philip in een wijncast van meer dan 140 tekens.Wil je zelf het magma in je glas proeven? De wijnen van Nicosia vind je bij Cinoco of Spirits-Wijnen & Co. Nog een laatste aanrader om in hogere Italiaanse sferen te komen: Bella Figura. Het vlotte boek over de laars en zijn eigenzinnige inwoners dat Philip schreef samen met Joost Houtman.

„BELLA FIGURA. KUIDAS ELADA, ARMASTADA JA SÜÜA ITAALIA MOODI“ Autor: KAMIN MOHAMMADI. Ühteaegu lüüriline ja praktiline “Bella figura” õpetab, kuidas muuta elu iga aspekt võimalikult ilusaks. Alates täiusliku tomati valimisest turul ja lõpetades eriti stiilselt tänaval kulgemisega. See on avastusretk Itaalia kultuuri argisemasse külge ja juhatus parema, elegantsema ja lõpuks suuremat rahuldust pakkuva elu juurde. Loeb Kristi Aule.

Edição de 02 Novembro 2018 - "Bella Figura", no Teatro Carlos Alberto, no Porto

Tradition und Experimentierfreude schließt sich nicht aus. In der fünften Folge von Living is easy dreht sich für Claudius Nießen alles um italienisches Design.Der Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/kultur/living-is-easy-italienisches-design

Imagine eating carbs, olive oil and pasta every day and feeling and looking gorgeous. Stressed out Londoner Kamin went to live in Florence for a couple of months, she then discovered Bella Figura and her life changed forever. Learn how to live the beautiful life here. (By the way, ten years later she is still in Florence). Buy the book: [Bella Figura is published by Bloomsbury](https://agreatread.co.uk/bella-figura-how-to-live-love-and-eat-the-italian-way-9781408856208/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3InKmajT2gIVQ-AbCh0NLQs0EAkYASABEgIV7vD_BwE) #Italy #RadioGorgeous #BellaFigura

When you decided to become an entrepreneur, was your market nonexistent? Did you have to educate consumers on your market, then pitch your product? Did it ever occur to you to help other small businesses in your market flourish as well, and grow together? As the co-founders of La Bella Figura, Victoria Fantauzzi and Karen King, began their natural and organic skin care line, they found that their consumers didn't know that they needed simple and green ingredients in their cosmetics products. In fact, Victoria and Karen didn't know they needed these qualities in their cosmetics either, until Victoria took a trip to Spain. While there, she was exposed to an enormous amount of organic and handmade cosmetics that reminded her of the products her grandmother's and great-aunt's swore by. Upon returning home, she asked Karen, her fellow coworker as a teacher, if she wanted to start a skin care line. With Karen settling on the fact that Victoria was crazy because they knew nothing about the cosmetics industry, Victoria took the opportunity to educate herself on the market. After doing her research, she was shocked by the long list of horrible ingredients that brands were using in their cosmetics. After sharing her findings with Karen, the two decided to launch their first product with $400 and a single ingredient. However, they faced a couple of challenges. One being that a lot of women and men didn't see the need for their product at the time so they had to educate consumers about what was in other cosmetic brand's products,  and how it affected their skin. Only then could they introduce their product , and explain how they were different, and their product's health benefits.  With this process in line, they then needed to figure out how to present this information to their customer clearly and succinctly without overwhelming them. Their second problem was that their singular ingredient was extremely rare and expensive. With a limited budget, they decided to produce a small amount, and look for an effective platform to get the word about their new product to get their business rolling. By connecting with a writer for Refinery29 and landing a review in the online women's lifestyle publication , they were able to turn a profit so they could reinvest in their business and expand their product. As their La Bella Figura took off slowly but surely, Victoria had the idea of collaborating with other green cosmetic brands, so they could help one another promote their market. A lot of brands and retailers were hesitant about promoting their competitors, but Victoria convinced them that it was an opportunity to grow, and help their niche and other consumers live a healthier lives, and strengthen their market and get their foot in the mainstream cosmetic door. So they organized they started A Night for Green Beauty in New York in August of 2012. With the promotion efforts of their friends, they invited editors from green beauty magazines, like EcoSalon, beauty bloggers, and the public to highlight and showcase brands in the organic beauty industry. The event was a hit and the following year, it was held in LA and was even more successful. The event ran annually for three years and during that time raised over $75,000 in donations for charities and nonprofits. Tune in to learn more about this wonderful company and their desire to educate! In this episode you will... Know how to create an edge for your brand by educating your audience about your market and explaining the benefits and difference of your product Figure out what business ventures are worth your company time and energy Find ways to grow your business based off of customer feedback Learn how to grow with your competitors that have the same values and cross promote each other Know how to create brand and market awareness for your business and other similar brands Discover whether connecting with your customer through a PR team or a directly to you is the most effective INSIGHTS "There's nothing more powerful than being in the process of knowledge. Just soaking it in and wanting more." - Victoria Fantauzzi "It's okay that you juggle so many things because you're the mom to your business...you're juggling a whole bunch of things... just breath and figure out today." -Victoria Fantauzzi "Sometimes I think I can do anything...it's a crazy thought, but the fun part about having that thought is actually trying to do these crazy things." -Victoria Fantauzzi RESOURCES La Bella Figura Website La Bella Figura Facebook La Bella Figura Instagram La Bella Figura Twitter Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 165. In this edition, we heard music by Manfred Mann's Earth Band, After Crying, Sistema Sonar, Emmett Elvin, Maserati, Alan Reed, Plini, Half Past Four, Saul Blease, Premiata Forneria Marconi, Dave Kerzner, Bella Figura, Mauricio Ibáñez, Izz, The Anchoress, Paul Draper, An Endless Sporadic & Big Big Train.

Interview with Bella Figura with Coffee House Sessions - Warwick, 28th January 2016

Bella Figura live in session with John Kennedy on X-Posure, Radio X