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Un respetado analista tecnológico pide el relevo de Tim Cook. Siracusa argumenta que Apple ha perdido su norte, priorizando dinero sobre productos. Recuerda la filosofía que salvó a la empresa: buscar la excelencia, no el beneficio.Contacta con el autor:X: @jlacortBluesky: @lacortMail: lacort@xataka.comLoop Infinito es un podcast de Applesfera sobre Apple y su ecosistema, publicado de lunes a viernes a las 7.00 h (hora española peninsular). Presentado por Javier Lacort. Editado por Alberto de la Torre.

La possibile svolta dall'incontro tra Putin e Zelensky in Turchia. Ne discutiamo con Domenico Quirico, La Stampa.Perché De Maria era fuori dal carcere e ha potuto uccidere e uccidersi. Un commento da Daniele Tropea, legale di Emanuele De Maria, il detenuto suicida del carcere di Bollate che lavorava in permesso in un albergo di Milano dove ha accoltellato un collega e da dove è sparita una barista trovata poi morta.Dal Fentanyl in Usa al crack in ItaliaDi là dall'Oceano l'emergenza legata all'uso di Fentanyl, di qua il crack, la nuova eroina. Ne parliamo con Biagio Simonetta autore del podcast "Fentanyl: la molecola del diavolo" e con Ernesto de Bernardis farmacologo presso il Servizio Tossicodipendenze della ASP di Siracusa.

It's time for a plate FULL of SPORTS! We start with some papal news, then, talk ACC and Wake Forest with Tony Siracusa.

Le prime pagine dei principali quotidiani nazionali commentate in rassegna stampa da Davide Giacalone. Il governo Tedesco, Trump e Medio Oriente, la guerra tra India e Pakistan. Tennis. Gli Internazionali BNL di Roma con il nostro Massimo Caputi. #Ilpostinazienda. La PPC Power Project Consulting, azienda leader in Italia nel settore dei servizi di ingegneria integrata e multidisciplinare e nella progettazione e realizzazione d'impianti industriali chiavi in mano; opera nei mercati nazionale ed estero, dell'Oil&Gas, Power Generation, Marine, Ambiente e Pharma. Ha 730 dipendenti ma ne cerca 76, molti dei quali a Siracusa, dove l'azienda è nata. In diretta con noi Sebastiano Bongiovanni, responsabile risorse umane e selezione di PPC - Power Project Consulting. Don Antonio Mazzi, fondatore della comunità Exodus, regala ogni giorno un pensiero, un suggerimento, una frase agli ascoltatori di RTL 102.5. Nel giorno di inizio Conclave guardiamo al nuovo Pontefice e a quello che indosserà. Con noi Raniero Mancinelli, il sarto romano che ha servito tre Papi. Sport e autostima. Lunedì Dove, brand di Unilever, ha lanciato a Roma la sua nuova campagna #KeepHerConfident, per dare una mano a coach, insegnanti e giovani atlete a creare un ambiente sportivo sicuro e stimolante. I dati sull'abbandono sportivo per le ragazze tra i 13 e i 17 anni infatti sono preoccupanti. Ambassador della campagna sarà Jasmine Paolini. Ne parliamo con Ugo De Giovanni, general manager personal care di Unilever Italia. Calcio. La partita di Champions League di ieri, con l'Inter in finale dopo un emozionante 4-3 sul Barcellona. Il commento del nostro Paolo Pacchioni. Il conclave che si apre oggi. In diretta con noi Stefania Falasca, editorialista di Avvenire, in libreria con "Francesco. La via maestra" (per edizioni San Paolo). All'interno di Non Stop News, con Enrico Galletti, Massimo Lo Nigro e Giusi Legrenzi.

Adriana Valenti Sabouret, scrittrice e storica, ha portato alla luce figure fondamentali della storia sarda come Michele Obino, contribuendo al riconoscimento della Sardegna nella memoria storica europea e internazionale. L'Ans (Associazione Natzionale sarda) premia Adriana Valenti Sabouret, appassionata di lingua e letteratura straniera, per aver riportato alla luce, con un suo libro, la memoria storica di Michele Obino. Nata a Siracusa si è laureata in Lingue e letterature straniere, si appassiona in particolar modo al francese e alla sua vasta produzione letteraria. Insegnante, a 25 anni decide di trasferirsi in Francia diventando docente presso l'Istituto Statale Italiano Leonardo da Vinci a Parigi e il Liceo Internazionale di Saint Germain-en-Laye. Dopo aver svolto diversi incarichi per conto del Ministero degli Affari Esteri italiano, si cimenta nell'ambito della traduzione e inizia la collaborazione con alcune riviste. Nel 2019 esordisce in Francia con il romanzo Le rêve d'Honoré (Éditions du Panthéon). Con Arkadia Editore ha pubblicato i romanzi storici Madame Dupont (2021), La ragazza dell'Opéra (2023), Le nobili sorelle Angioy (2024) e il saggio Rivoluzionari sardi in Francia (2024). Ha al suo attivo numerosi articoli e interventi di carattere letterario. “Per il suo straordinario lavoro di ricerca storica che ha riportato alla luce la tomba del rivoluzionario sardo Michele Obino a Parigi e per il contributo culturale dato con i suoi numerosi studi e pubblicazioni sui protagonisti della Sarda Rivolutzione. Il suo impegno intellettuale rappresenta una risorsa preziosa per la ricostruzione della nostra memoria storica collettiva” Il valore moderno dei patrioti sardi e la memoria da tramandare alle nuove generazioni Secondo Adriana Valenti Sabouret, il messaggio dei rivoluzionari sardi mantiene una grande attualità. Gli ideali di libertà, uguaglianza e fratellanza che mossero Angioy, Obino e tanti altri si intrecciano con i principi democratici su cui si fonda oggi la Sardegna moderna. Questi personaggi sacrificarono tutto – beni, famiglia, patria – per una Sardegna libera dagli abusi feudali e governata in nome del popolo. Valenti Sabouret sottolinea anche l'importanza del ruolo delle donne nella Sarda Rivoluzione, spesso dimenticato nei manuali scolastici. Seppur con dei progressi, secondo la storica c'è ancora molta strada da fare per riconoscere pienamente il contributo femminile alla storia isolana. Per preservare la memoria culturale, Adriana propone di inserire in modo più sistematico la storia dei patrioti sardi nei programmi scolastici, per costruire una consapevolezza identitaria già nei giovani. Una missione che passa anche attraverso il lavoro di associazioni come l'Assemblea Natzionale Sarda, impegnate a valorizzare e diffondere il patrimonio storico della Sardegna.

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Il polo petrolchimico di Siracusa tra incidenti, decreti e ricorsi, la siccità che nonostante le piogge non sembra diminuire, il caro voli e la malasanità.INDICE:00:44 - Le novità sul polo petrolchimico06:10 - La siccità, un problema inaffrontato09:41 - Tornare in Sicilia per Pasqua? Un viaggio della speranza10:33 - Salute difficile11:51 - Il mese di Sicilia che CambiaFonti: https://www.italiachecambia.org/podcast/polo-petrolchimico-inquinamento/

Welcome to another exciting episode of "Dishing with Stephanies Dish." In this episode, I am joined by my fellow travel enthusiast, Michael Kenney from Defined Destinations, as we dive into the world of adventurous group travel. Fresh from their trips to Croatia and Asia, they're setting their sights on a new journey to Sicily, Italy. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a wanderlust-driven explorer, you'll discover the unique experiences that Sicily promises, from breathtaking historic cities to mesmerizing volcanoes and, of course, delectable Italian cuisine. Join Stephanie and the Michaels for a delightful conversation about the joys of traveling with a group, the thrill of meeting new people, and the authentic charm that awaits in Sicily. Whether you're considering joining their next adventure or simply living vicariously through their tales, this episode offers a captivating glimpse into the magic of defined destinations. Let the journey begin!Stephanie Hansen:Hello, everybody. Welcome to the podcast, Dishing with Stephanie's Dish. I hope you're doing great today. I am here with my friend, Michael Kenney, and Michael and I have been traveling together a couple years now. Right, Michael?Michael Kenney:Yeah. We've had, two trips under our belt. So it's, a trip to Croatia and, just recently that Cambodia Vietnam trip. So we've been we've been putting some miles down, Stephanie.Stephanie Hansen:I actually actually was somewhere last night and ran into someone from our trip, and we were comparing our bracelets from when we met the Buddhist monk because both of us still have ours on. Yes.Michael Kenney:Mine, like, just kinda fell apart.Stephanie Hansen:It was such a Oh,Michael Kenney:I woke up in the sun.Stephanie Hansen:Trip. Yes. I'm I'm gonna keep it on as long as I can. It was such a life changing trip. Asia was somewhere that I'd always wanted to go and really didn't have the confidence to do it by myself. So you gave me confidence. Going with other people gave me confidence, and we ended up having such a great time. Pretty good.Stephanie Hansen:I have had another great trip with you. We went to Croatia, and that was an awesome trip. We were on kind of like an exclusive private yacht with, Stan, our tour guide, who was probably one of the best tour guides ever.Michael Kenney:For sure.Stephanie Hansen:And you're going back there to Croatia this summer, aren't you?Michael Kenney:Yeah. Personally, I'm not. I'm gonna have somebody else. I'm a little envious because, yeah, that that trip was straight out of a dream. And, you and your, listeners, followers, they were so much fun.Stephanie Hansen:So Yeah. We did have a good time.Michael Kenney:Yeah. It was great.Stephanie Hansen:So I wanted to podcast with you because people ask me all the time about these trips and, like, how it works and what we do and, you know, like, are you, like, checking people's passports? I'm like, no. Silly. I'm not. But we have a trip coming up to Sicily, a taste of Sicily, which you have so sweetly on your your background there. That's smart. October 14 through the twenty second. And our final payments, I think, are due in June. So we're kind of in the hunt for getting everybody signed up and confirmed.And I wanted to talk with you. I've been to Italy a lot, actually, but I've never been to Sicily. So I'm excited about what that area is gonna be like and you've been. So I thought, alright. Let's just talk a little bit about this and get to know a little bit about how these trips work. So, I like to do trips with people because I like to travel with others. And people always ask me, well, are they food trips? Yes. They are food.Like, we eat food. We enjoy food. We talk about food, but it isn't, like, exclusively a food trip. We know that when you're going to some of these historic destinations that you also wanna see some of the beautiful sites. So we try to mix in some food things like special tastings, special wine events, or special dinners, but we also wanna give you some time to explore the region on your own so that you can go to the restaurants that really appeal to you. And, you know, when you're going with the group, sometimes it's not easy to go to some of these really exclusive special places because you have a larger group. Our group on a trip like this would be, what, would you say, like, less than, like, 26 probably?Michael Kenney:Yeah. It this group size will be anywhere from 20 to 30 maximum on this trip. So it's a real nice, you know, size group for sure.Stephanie Hansen:And you've been to Sicily before. When was the last time you went?Michael Kenney:I was with a group two years ago in Sicily. So I've been there three other times. So just most recently, just two years ago.Stephanie Hansen:And you and I like, I kinda gave you my short list of places. And you asked me about Sicily, and I was like, oh, well, I don't know. I've never really thought about that. And you were like, oh my gosh. It's one of your favorite places in Italy. So tell me what it is that you love about Sicily in particular.Michael Kenney:Yeah. No. That that that's a great question. You already mentioned you've been to Italy several times, and we get a lot of people that have been to Italy. And they're like, alright. I've already done that. Or maybe you haven't, you know, seen the the Colosseum and Venice and things like that. Sicily is is Italian, but it's an island in the middle of the Mediterranean.Michael Kenney:So it's just it's it's it's similar, but it's different. I think everything is elevated. Their food, their sites. I mean, the history has a whole Greek, northern the Arabs. It's a Spanish influence in Normans. They've all kinda come to this island in the middle of the the Mediterranean and put, like, their best foods, their their best everything. And it's kinda mixes and makes a Sicilian dish, which is really cool. So it's it's similar, yes, with their pastas and things like that in Mainland Europe, but it's it's a different notch.Michael Kenney:I think it's above, regular standard Italian food. It's just the flavors, the the spices, everything like that is just it's so good. And that's just the food side of it. And then, of course, I already mentioned with with the Greeks in the Spanish and the Normans, they have their own architectures that they brought, a mix of different languages. So you really feel like you're in a whole another country. It says in Italy, but the Sicilians say we're Sicilian first, then we're Italian.Stephanie Hansen:That's funny.Michael Kenney:So it's it's really so different, of an experience on that end. And I even have, a couple of friends going on this trip, and they've never been to Europe before. And they're saying, hey. We're we're gonna join you on this trip because it sounds lovely, but we've never been to Europe. We've never seen the Colosseum, things like that. Like, is this a good trip for us to take? I go, for sure it is. I mean, you don't have these, you know, the Leaning Tower Of Pisa, but once you get get to these places, you'll say, oh my gosh. I mean, a church that's, a thousand years old, or the little villages that are, you know, 500 years old and just oozing with this with charm.So you're really, having this real great Italian Sicilian experience, but maybe not knowing the sites, but it'll kinda resonate even better when you come back and tell your stories. It's just a beautiful, beautiful trip.Stephanie Hansen:And I think, you know, I've been to Rome. I've been to a lot of the little Italian islands on sailing trips with my husband. And we've been to Naples. We've been to Venice. We've been all over, really. And each of Italy has its own uniqueness, but the islands themselves are just something different because you really did get a lot of influences of people coming through and the trading that happened. And they also weren't as involved in the wars because they were sort of moving to the mainland. So you get a lot of different preservation possibilities, and the culture just held up because they weren't impacted by the wars in the same way.Michael Kenney:Exactly. And I think even early on, Sicilians were were very poor as well. So a lot of things just really, held. So they didn't, you know, knock down buildings and build new skyscrapers, things like that. It's like you're being, on the set of The Godfather, which was filmed there too, part of it at least. And, it was, like, set in time, and you're going there and just really experiencing the the feel, the taste, the smell, even you could call, like, the grit of, like, Palermo. I mean, it has this edge to it in a sense, like, this is a real living city. It sound like all spruced up to be perfect, like, on a set, but that's what makes it so so fantastic.It it's it's real. And I don't think you always get that experience that you're in in Central Rome, and they they, you know, it's all beautiful up. Again Palermo and all these cities that will visit are extremely beautiful but it has it's just a different edge to it and every group that I've ever been there with Stephanie if they've come back and said wow this is a dream. Not just the food, the sites, the experiences, the people. The people are real. They're they're fabulous. So it's it's a real real, just an amazing immersion, if you will, to Sicily.Stephanie Hansen:One of the things that people ask me about too, and I'll be honest with you. I'm not really, like, someone that you would think of as a group traveler. I like a certain amount of, alone time. I don't love to have every single thing coordinated for me. My husband, as you know, is a big adventurer and explorer. He's always the first one to do anything crazy on these trips. But it having a group is it's so nice when it's a smaller group like this because you do get to meet new people. You do get to create a community amongst your travelers.And I'll tell you, my friend Laurie Bargini that went on our Asia trip with us, she was very she's a big traveler too, and she was like, I don't know about this group thing. I was like, just give it a try. Like, Asia's a good one to test it out because it's probably a destination you wouldn't go alone. And she signed up right away for Sicily. She was like, I loved the group elements because when I wanted to, I had a group of friends and it was fun and we could hang out together and do fun things, but also when I wanted to be alone, I could do that too. It she thought it added a whole another layer to the travel experience than you just get either with you and your spouse or you and your friends because you have this whole other dynamic of people that for the most part is pretty great.Michael Kenney:Yeah. I know. And I and that's great. And Laurie was great. I'm glad she signed up because on the flight back from Asia, she sat next to me on the flight, and that's a seventeen hour flight. And if she wants to go back, then that that that's great.Stephanie Hansen:Yeah. It's good. Well, you know she talked to you the whole time probably.Michael Kenney:No. I tried to again, maybe it's like the group element. You know, have time on, time off. So I'm glad that was brought up. And I've been doing group tours for twenty eight years now, which I I I can't believe. And I I first started getting into tourism because I wanted to see sites. I'm like, I know I can't pay for it, so I need to be a tour guide and and going from that. I didn't realize the whole experience and having shared experiences with others was gonna be my highlight.And to this day, that's my favorite part is going to meet people that I've never met before and going having these shared experiences with. And and sometimes, you know, you build friends for a lifetime off of that.Michael Kinney:I think especially our last group too, we we really, built that with several of the the travelers, which is great. So and I so if you're hesitant, like, well, I'd like to this trip sounds great or any of our trips, but I am kind of worried about that. We really try to balance all our tours out. It's it's it's imperative that we have that balance of, some of the group time to have these, shared experiences to leisure time so that you can go and have your own adventures. And that is so crucial to all of our trips. That's why our hotels, and we can talk about that later, are centrally located. So once we go out and do, say, our city tour, our our our food tour in Palermo and walking around, you'll have, like, the remainder of the day to go explore on your own or some of those new friends that you met. Maybe you can go out and have a glass of wine with them.But again, it's all about that balance. And we each and every itinerary that we put together, we really work on making sure we have that balance in in the trips itself. Because I think that is the success of it. So we don't pack the days all day long on, like, seeing this, this, and this. We give you the nice highlights, and we'll have some other fun inclusions. But again, each place that we go to centrally located hotels, we have that free time too. So you can do your own thing or jump on with a group that you've met and have cocktails, Aperol spritzes in the main, Piazza later on. So it it's so fun, but it it really comes back.You register for a trip, but you don't know you're gonna meet some great people. And at at the end of the trip, it's typically these, these people and these, shared experiences come back, and that's where the meaning of the the trip comes in. It's so it's it's so much fun to see them build together.Stephanie Hansen:On each of the trips that I've done with you, we've had solo travelersMichael Kenney:Mhmm.Stephanie Hansen:Which I think people are like, oh, you know, I don't know. I don't have a partner to go with or my friend can't go. And that to me has also been super fun, like the solo travelers and the friends that they've made. And, like, one of the gals I saw from our Asia trip, I saw our friend Annie last night, and she was a solo traveler. Ended up pairing up with Laurie in a room and sharing, actually, actually, which a lot of solo travelers don't wanna share. I get that. But in this case, they both did, and they are like fast friends.Michael Kenney:That I mean, that's that's so much fun to see that. First off, if, you know, we all have it like your maybe your husband or wife or friend they don't want to go but you're like interested in this trip. We get that on all of our trips and we specifically specifically have, several single rooms set aside for those, adventure traveler seekers to have that. So you can pick your own room and go as a single or maybe you want us to to pair you up. We can do that too and get you in contact with another solo traveler like lorian annie did and that typically works out really well too but it's it's I think the like minded people looking for adventures you'll never feel like you're by yourself on any of our trips So, like, oh, I'm a third wheel. Never ever ever. And sometimes that's the best way to travel because you don't have to make sure your traveling partner is having a great time. You only can worry about yourself.Hey. I'm gonna have a great time. And, you know, all of our trip travelers that I've I've ever heard from, they've had a great time going solo, and they meet these like minded people. And, again, all of a sudden, they have friends for a lifetime, like, you know, Lori and Annie did. So if you're you're even thinking about it, like, I'm solo and I'm a little skeptical about going by myself, give us a call. Send us an email. We we can get you your own, room, single, room. They are filling up quick, though.We have a few left, or we can pair you up with somebody too to share that single supplement. But, again, you'll never feel like a third wheel with any of our tours. And this, in addition, just works really, really well for single travelers, and you'll meet some probably good friends on it.Stephanie Hansen:Yeah. And, also, like, ladies, some of you I know, like, getting coming out of relationships or divorce, you wanna do something unique. I have someone in my family who are shall remain nameless, who's gonna be joining us, who wanted to get back to Europe, but she's just not in a relationship status that would work for that as the way she thought it was gonna be. So I was like, come with us. Like, we're gonna have a ball. There's men. There's women. You know, my husband has come on some trips, but others, he hasn't.And Mhmm. It's just there's a great mix of people.Michael Kenney:Yeah. No. It it it it's great. Now this isn't a singles trip, but maybe you can find Giuseppe at the local cafe. You never know. So you never know. So anyway, yeah, it it works great for whatever status you are in life, single, you know, whatever. It these really, really work really nice.And sometimes, like, my brother came, and we shared a room on our the last trip, and he just wanted to kind of have a experience and get away from, you know, what's going on in life over here and just do a reset. And he came back and said, I'm really recharged. And he's kinda like going into he's retired, and he wants to do something else in his, you know, second part of his life. And he he's going after something right now because he he was able to kinda just disconnect Yeah. And then just take it all in and then kinda come back and, like, let's go. So regardless from relationships to job hunting or whatever, sometimes these trips are great. Even if you go solo, that could even be better.Stephanie Hansen:Yeah. Just to get a reset.Can you give us, like, without, like, going into all the detail, like, a high level, not day by day, but just, like, what are the towns we're gonna visit? What are because we're gonna be in, I think, three different areas.Michael Kenney:Yeah. Correct. So if you if you go on our, at definedestinations.com and look at, taste of Sicily Twenty Twenty Five, you can find the day by day, itinerary on that, and you'll get to be able to see through it. But again, it reads like a brochure, and you go through each item. And everything that we mentioned on that, it's, it is included. But the neat thing is we go from the North to the South and then all the way over to the, the East side of the island. So you're really having a great feel for the entire island itself. And, we have three nights in Palermo, and then we have one night in Agrigento, which is at the very southern on the beach, our hotel's right on the beach.You can walk right down there. And even October mid October is a great time to go too because the temperatures are, like, mid seventies, so it's super comfortable. And the water temperature is still pretty nice if you want to jump in. And then we have three nights in Siracoosa. So we we have these, like, kind of, hub and spoke places that we we do our adventures from the but we always come back to our centrally located place. So, anyway, we'll we'll find the Palermo. We have a connection. If you do our included flights, there's no, direct flights from from Minneapolis into Sicily.So we have a connection, on that.Stephanie Hansen:And let me just touch on that because some people want to work with the travel agent to have all of the flight things arranged for them, and that is an option with you. But you also do have options where people can meet you at the destination. So, like, for me, we have a lot of miles that we're always trying to burn up. Yeah. So for us, we book our own airfare so that we can use our miles, and then we sometimes add a few days on at the end, or we might even go to a different destination. With your group travel plans, both of those options are available to people.Michael Kenney:A %. I'm glad you asked that too because, yes, there's people that have miles or if they only wanna stay exclusively with Delta or United or whatever, that's fine. Our trips truly begin and end at at the hotels. With that, we do offer an included group package you can jump on, but the whole group will not be on that flight for sure. It's just an option to do that. And my my team can also, get you, flights separate from that too if you wanted to come early like you said, Stephanie, or stay light. Hey. I wanna go see the Colosseum on this trip.Great. My team can put a pre tour, post tour package together if you want to do that. Or even if you don't want any of our help, that's fine. You can just book our land only. You'll be able to see our group flight numbers on there too so you can kinda coordinate that. But the great thing is that both, airports, in Palermo we fly into, and then we fly out of Catania. They're close to both, towns, so you can easily take an Uber. So it's really pretty easy to get to and from, and that's where the, the the the tour start from.So if you're hesitant, hey. I need to book the group air. Don't worry about that. You don't have to do that by any means. We're happy to help you, on all the other aspects too to to get the airfare, with that. So, yep, we fly into Palermo. We'll settle into our our our three, our centrally located hotel, which is fabulous. Again, remind me that we need to touch on the the hotels too a little bit.Stephanie Hansen:Yep.Michael Kenney:But it's right in the center. We'll do a food tour of one of the local markets. Again, like you mentioned, maybe we have some guests on the trip that could care less about food or wine tastings. It's just a a piece of of our trip. So even if you're, a modest food lover or you only like cornflakes, there's gonna be some fun things to do on this as well. And we find that, you learn a lot about the culture through the food. Yeah. That's the reason we we do part of that too.So it'll be fun regardless. You're going through the markets. You're learning about the foods. Things like that. We go to, the the Cathedral Of Monreali, which, hey. We're seeing another church. We typically don't always do that, but this is really specific. This church is beautiful.It's got, it's it's a massive church built in the twelfth century, and they're famous for all its mosaics. The whole interior, the churches, all these fine mosaics they did almost a thousand years ago. It's unreal. So it's beautiful that we'll be doing that. We'll go to Cefalu, a little, seaside village, which is outside of Palermo a little ways. Maybe you've seen White Lotus. Part of that was filmed there or all parts of the, that, season two was filmed in Sicily. So we'll have a lot of White Lotus moments, as well on that, which which will be a lot of fun.And then from there, we'll be driving after our three nights in, in Palermo. We'll be heading south, crossing the entire, island itself. Absolutely beautiful. Even our coach rides, which aren't a lot, that they're just stunning. And and enjoying the countryside is absolutely beautiful. And we'll be going to that's where Agrigento is, and it feels like you're being stuck in Greece. Like, wow. There's all these Greek ruins, you know, two, three thousand years old.It's like, this is unbelievable. They have some of the better Greek ruins even outside of Athens, which is amazing. So walking through Agrigento, experiencing that, seeing that during the sunset, it's it's it's magical. I use that word a lot, but I think the whole trip really is. And then we we we settle into our hotel right on the beach, which is lovely. And then from there, we'll be going over to Siracusa, which is one of my favorite places ever. My first time I went to Sicily, we didn't go there. And I went back and I said, how do we skip that the first time? Siracoosa is, it's unbelievable.And you've agreed too. We we're staying right in they called it Ortega. That's like the old city of Siracusa. And we're staying right inside the city wall. So our bus will drop our private bus for our group will drop us off, and then we have to walk about ten minutes to our hotel, which is on a small little alleyway. And we'll talk about that later on. But it's a great location that we'll be doing, having different experiences, seeing all the the ruins, walking around at night. It's just beautiful.And from there, we'll be out we'll also be going to see Mount Etna, which is still an active volcano. We'll be on the sides of it. It's unbelievable. All of a sudden, you feel like you're being transported onto the moon. You see the vents and things like that. It's beautiful. And they grow some amazing wines there too on the slopes of it, and we'll be tasting some of those.Stephanie Hansen:That's so cool.Michael Kenney:Yeah. It's it's it's it really is pretty cool, because of that that rich soil just offers great Sicilian wines and the dry and the the elevation. So it it culminates to be really, really good. So, work on your Sicilian, reds. They're they're quite good.Stephanie Hansen:It will be exciting. Yeah.Michael Kenney:No. It it it's great. So I mean, it's it's seven, nights, a nine day trip, in Sicily. You'll have a real good flavor of the city, of all the areas that we visit. So it's it's quite nice. And if you go on the, the website, you'll see all the the inclusions as well. So we include mostly everything that we've talked about. There's really, we don't include all the meals because we want some experiences, for yourself too to go out and go, hey.Michael Kenney:We're gonna go to this little restaurant or whatever. Mhmm. And we have a local guide with us the entire time that will really help, talk about the history, and, you know, what's going on with the people itself, but then just pointing out great restaurants and other little experiences you can doStephanie Hansen:during the free And that's I love that because when we go to some of these places, like, I think I told you my husband is, he's kind of an you know, he's in venture. He always wants to do his own thing. So if we land in a place, he's like, okay. We're gonna take off. We're gonna go do this. We're gonna do that. And, you know, we try to balance, like, doing the group things with also him having his best life and doing some unique, food experiences just on our own. So every everybody gets a little bit of everything.It's a real delightful mix. You've been to Sicily. Now I think this will be, you said, your third time, fourth time?Michael Kenney:Fourth time.Stephanie Hansen:I'm so impressed that you're coming.Michael Kenney:Yeah. I'd well, I can't miss with your groups too. I can't go on all our trips, but this is definitely one I I, notched away because I think, part of me still is in Sicily. There's there's just something about it, and you can't you know, I've been to other parts of Italy plenty of times, and I feel like I'm an Italian, but, there's just something with Sicily. Maybe I meant I meant the grit. I've talked about that. It feels like a real city, real sites, real food, just from the the different markets, the fish markets is just everything seems really authentic.Stephanie Hansen:I love it.Michael Kenney:That's what I really, really love, and I think the guests do too. I'm I'm just envisioning myself walking and through Palermo with my last group, and there was, like, there was music being played in the streets, and people are sitting down and having glasses of wine. There was no festival going on. It was just this this zest for life thatStephanie Hansen:Yeah. The Italians just in general, they stay up late. They eat late. So they have, like, a happy hour kind of at, like, six to seven, and then they go home and get ready to go out for the dinner time in a lot of cases. So they spend a lot of time outdoors, and they like to do it when it's not in the blazing hot sun. So things really there's a great nightlife. People are, out and about into all hours of the evening, which is fun. So I'm just super excited.So if people wanna join us, you said I mean, I know we've got some rooms booked already. Yeah. So are there some rooms left if people wanna book, and what is the timeline that they should be doing that, and how do they do it?Michael Kenney:Yeah. That's a great question. So I said we have about we can handle maximum of 30 people. So we have about seven rooms up, so about 14 people. So if someone calls and say, well, will this be booked up by next week? It probably won't be, but I always tell people, go ahead, put your deposit down, hold the seat on the trip itself. And you just have to go to definedestinations.com. You can book everything right then then and there. It's super simple process.You just put your your information in. You don't need a valid passport right now to to enter that in. But you just go ahead and you fill that out, put your deposit down, at least then you'll you'll have a, a seat held for you. Then you can work on if you wanna get your own air fryer or if you wanna stay earlier, you know, stay after later on the trip itself. You you can do that all right there as well. So it's pretty simple.Stephanie Hansen:And then once you're booked and we know who's coming, we usually try to have a call to kinda give everybody the particulars of that trip. Sometimes depending on our time frame, we try to get together in person. I wasn't able for the last one because I had so many things coming, and I'm not sure what'll happen with this one because I've got the cookbook coming out, in September. But one way or another, we will see each other's faces, and we will get on that plane, and we will arrive together and have a blast. So I'm looking forward to it, and we've got other trips planned. I know we're trying to book another Croatia trip possibly for the following year for the fall and something in the spring. So if you guys have any destinations you wanna check out with me, let me know. I'm always looking for new places to go. You just went to the Galapagos. It sounded like it was amazing.Michael Kenney:Yeah. It that that was, fabulous. I was just doing a site inspection because we're looking about having groups go to the Galapagos and the Amazon, and it it was it was unreal. I loved it. Completely different experience from going to, to going to Sicily. Well, that's great. There's so many experiences to have on our on the world, and we only have so much time to be able to do those. So you gotta kinda hit that hierarchy of, you know, what's what's important.For anybody that's just thinking about it or if this is the first time you've ever even heard of Sicily, please take a look at this because it is really a magical trip, and we have so many fun inclusions. Our hotel locations are in the city center. I wanted to mention that, not, just because we're on tiny little streets. So you mentioned, like, the the nightlife. It's we're not on a bustling street where all the cars are going by. It's like you feel like you're a local. You'll go out the door, and there's mama Rosita across the street, you know, cutting herStephanie Hansen:Yeah. Sitting outside. Yes.Michael Kenney:That's the experience we want, not just on this trip, all of our trips. We want you to feel like you're kind of a, a local for even three nights when we're there, so you'll know where the the nearest bakery is and, the restaurants. And I think you'll have that on this trip. I it's it's reallyStephanie Hansen:I love it.Michael Kenney:Something else with all our hotels. You'll absolutely love that. We know exactly where to stay, and sometimes that's overwhelming when you're looking at doing a trip in your own, like, where should I go? What should I where should I stay? Like, it's overwhelming. We want this to be just book the trip. We're gonna be taking care of all the highlights for you.Stephanie Hansen:Pack your bags and come along. Yes.Michael Kenney:Exactly. So that's that's what's really important to us. And IStephanie Hansen:think I'm looking forward to it. It's gonna be awesome. I'm gonna release this podcast, not this Friday, but next Friday. So k. Between now and then, you guys, I hope you get your seats booked, and I hope to see you on this amazing trip. Thanks, Michael.Michael Kenney:Wonderful. Thanks, Michael.Stephanie Hansen:It was awesome. It's defined destinations. You can find them at defineddestinations.com. Taste of Italy is right on the front page. Click that, and you can see all the itinerary of the whole trip. And we're gonna have a great time.Michael Kenney:Taste of Sicily.Stephanie Hansen:Yes. The tasteMichael Kenney:of Sicily.Stephanie Hansen:Oh, what did I call it? What did I say? Taste ofMichael Kenney:Italy. We have one of those too. Oh, okay. The Sicily one.Stephanie Hansen:Taste of Sicily specifically. Yes. And then if you like Italy, you can go back because there are a lot of places to go back to. Amalfi Coast is great, but it's different. And, like, I there I've been to a lot of different places in Italy, and they're all a little bit different. And I like them all for different reasons. So I'm really excited to explore Sicily.Michael Kenney:Yep. It's gonna be great. Well, thanks so much for the time.Stephanie Hansen:Yeah. We'll talk soon.Michael Kenney:Yep.Stephanie Hansen:Bye. Bye bye.Stephanie's Dish Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome to another exciting episode of "Dishing with Stephanies Dish." In this episode, I am joined by my fellow travel enthusiast, Michael Kenney from Defined Destinations, as we dive into the world of adventurous group travel. Fresh from their trips to Croatia and Asia, they're setting their sights on a new journey to Sicily, Italy. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a wanderlust-driven explorer, you'll discover the unique experiences that Sicily promises, from breathtaking historic cities to mesmerizing volcanoes and, of course, delectable Italian cuisine. Join Stephanie and the Michaels for a delightful conversation about the joys of traveling with a group, the thrill of meeting new people, and the authentic charm that awaits in Sicily. Whether you're considering joining their next adventure or simply living vicariously through their tales, this episode offers a captivating glimpse into the magic of defined destinations. Let the journey begin!Stephanie Hansen:Hello, everybody. Welcome to the podcast, Dishing with Stephanie's Dish. I hope you're doing great today. I am here with my friend, Michael Kenney, and Michael and I have been traveling together a couple years now. Right, Michael?Michael Kenney:Yeah. We've had, two trips under our belt. So it's, a trip to Croatia and, just recently that Cambodia Vietnam trip. So we've been we've been putting some miles down, Stephanie.Stephanie Hansen:I actually actually was somewhere last night and ran into someone from our trip, and we were comparing our bracelets from when we met the Buddhist monk because both of us still have ours on. Yes.Michael Kenney:Mine, like, just kinda fell apart.Stephanie Hansen:It was such a Oh,Michael Kenney:I woke up in the sun.Stephanie Hansen:Trip. Yes. I'm I'm gonna keep it on as long as I can. It was such a life changing trip. Asia was somewhere that I'd always wanted to go and really didn't have the confidence to do it by myself. So you gave me confidence. Going with other people gave me confidence, and we ended up having such a great time. Pretty good.Stephanie Hansen:I have had another great trip with you. We went to Croatia, and that was an awesome trip. We were on kind of like an exclusive private yacht with, Stan, our tour guide, who was probably one of the best tour guides ever.Michael Kenney:For sure.Stephanie Hansen:And you're going back there to Croatia this summer, aren't you?Michael Kenney:Yeah. Personally, I'm not. I'm gonna have somebody else. I'm a little envious because, yeah, that that trip was straight out of a dream. And, you and your, listeners, followers, they were so much fun.Stephanie Hansen:So Yeah. We did have a good time.Michael Kenney:Yeah. It was great.Stephanie Hansen:So I wanted to podcast with you because people ask me all the time about these trips and, like, how it works and what we do and, you know, like, are you, like, checking people's passports? I'm like, no. Silly. I'm not. But we have a trip coming up to Sicily, a taste of Sicily, which you have so sweetly on your your background there. That's smart. October 14 through the twenty second. And our final payments, I think, are due in June. So we're kind of in the hunt for getting everybody signed up and confirmed.And I wanted to talk with you. I've been to Italy a lot, actually, but I've never been to Sicily. So I'm excited about what that area is gonna be like and you've been. So I thought, alright. Let's just talk a little bit about this and get to know a little bit about how these trips work. So, I like to do trips with people because I like to travel with others. And people always ask me, well, are they food trips? Yes. They are food.Like, we eat food. We enjoy food. We talk about food, but it isn't, like, exclusively a food trip. We know that when you're going to some of these historic destinations that you also wanna see some of the beautiful sites. So we try to mix in some food things like special tastings, special wine events, or special dinners, but we also wanna give you some time to explore the region on your own so that you can go to the restaurants that really appeal to you. And, you know, when you're going with the group, sometimes it's not easy to go to some of these really exclusive special places because you have a larger group. Our group on a trip like this would be, what, would you say, like, less than, like, 26 probably?Michael Kenney:Yeah. It this group size will be anywhere from 20 to 30 maximum on this trip. So it's a real nice, you know, size group for sure.Stephanie Hansen:And you've been to Sicily before. When was the last time you went?Michael Kenney:I was with a group two years ago in Sicily. So I've been there three other times. So just most recently, just two years ago.Stephanie Hansen:And you and I like, I kinda gave you my short list of places. And you asked me about Sicily, and I was like, oh, well, I don't know. I've never really thought about that. And you were like, oh my gosh. It's one of your favorite places in Italy. So tell me what it is that you love about Sicily in particular.Michael Kenney:Yeah. No. That that that's a great question. You already mentioned you've been to Italy several times, and we get a lot of people that have been to Italy. And they're like, alright. I've already done that. Or maybe you haven't, you know, seen the the Colosseum and Venice and things like that. Sicily is is Italian, but it's an island in the middle of the Mediterranean.Michael Kenney:So it's just it's it's it's similar, but it's different. I think everything is elevated. Their food, their sites. I mean, the history has a whole Greek, northern the Arabs. It's a Spanish influence in Normans. They've all kinda come to this island in the middle of the the Mediterranean and put, like, their best foods, their their best everything. And it's kinda mixes and makes a Sicilian dish, which is really cool. So it's it's similar, yes, with their pastas and things like that in Mainland Europe, but it's it's a different notch.Michael Kenney:I think it's above, regular standard Italian food. It's just the flavors, the the spices, everything like that is just it's so good. And that's just the food side of it. And then, of course, I already mentioned with with the Greeks in the Spanish and the Normans, they have their own architectures that they brought, a mix of different languages. So you really feel like you're in a whole another country. It says in Italy, but the Sicilians say we're Sicilian first, then we're Italian.Stephanie Hansen:That's funny.Michael Kenney:So it's it's really so different, of an experience on that end. And I even have, a couple of friends going on this trip, and they've never been to Europe before. And they're saying, hey. We're we're gonna join you on this trip because it sounds lovely, but we've never been to Europe. We've never seen the Colosseum, things like that. Like, is this a good trip for us to take? I go, for sure it is. I mean, you don't have these, you know, the Leaning Tower Of Pisa, but once you get get to these places, you'll say, oh my gosh. I mean, a church that's, a thousand years old, or the little villages that are, you know, 500 years old and just oozing with this with charm.So you're really, having this real great Italian Sicilian experience, but maybe not knowing the sites, but it'll kinda resonate even better when you come back and tell your stories. It's just a beautiful, beautiful trip.Stephanie Hansen:And I think, you know, I've been to Rome. I've been to a lot of the little Italian islands on sailing trips with my husband. And we've been to Naples. We've been to Venice. We've been all over, really. And each of Italy has its own uniqueness, but the islands themselves are just something different because you really did get a lot of influences of people coming through and the trading that happened. And they also weren't as involved in the wars because they were sort of moving to the mainland. So you get a lot of different preservation possibilities, and the culture just held up because they weren't impacted by the wars in the same way.Michael Kenney:Exactly. And I think even early on, Sicilians were were very poor as well. So a lot of things just really, held. So they didn't, you know, knock down buildings and build new skyscrapers, things like that. It's like you're being, on the set of The Godfather, which was filmed there too, part of it at least. And, it was, like, set in time, and you're going there and just really experiencing the the feel, the taste, the smell, even you could call, like, the grit of, like, Palermo. I mean, it has this edge to it in a sense, like, this is a real living city. It sound like all spruced up to be perfect, like, on a set, but that's what makes it so so fantastic.It it's it's real. And I don't think you always get that experience that you're in in Central Rome, and they they, you know, it's all beautiful up. Again Palermo and all these cities that will visit are extremely beautiful but it has it's just a different edge to it and every group that I've ever been there with Stephanie if they've come back and said wow this is a dream. Not just the food, the sites, the experiences, the people. The people are real. They're they're fabulous. So it's it's a real real, just an amazing immersion, if you will, to Sicily.Stephanie Hansen:One of the things that people ask me about too, and I'll be honest with you. I'm not really, like, someone that you would think of as a group traveler. I like a certain amount of, alone time. I don't love to have every single thing coordinated for me. My husband, as you know, is a big adventurer and explorer. He's always the first one to do anything crazy on these trips. But it having a group is it's so nice when it's a smaller group like this because you do get to meet new people. You do get to create a community amongst your travelers.And I'll tell you, my friend Laurie Bargini that went on our Asia trip with us, she was very she's a big traveler too, and she was like, I don't know about this group thing. I was like, just give it a try. Like, Asia's a good one to test it out because it's probably a destination you wouldn't go alone. And she signed up right away for Sicily. She was like, I loved the group elements because when I wanted to, I had a group of friends and it was fun and we could hang out together and do fun things, but also when I wanted to be alone, I could do that too. It she thought it added a whole another layer to the travel experience than you just get either with you and your spouse or you and your friends because you have this whole other dynamic of people that for the most part is pretty great.Michael Kenney:Yeah. I know. And I and that's great. And Laurie was great. I'm glad she signed up because on the flight back from Asia, she sat next to me on the flight, and that's a seventeen hour flight. And if she wants to go back, then that that that's great.Stephanie Hansen:Yeah. It's good. Well, you know she talked to you the whole time probably.Michael Kenney:No. I tried to again, maybe it's like the group element. You know, have time on, time off. So I'm glad that was brought up. And I've been doing group tours for twenty eight years now, which I I I can't believe. And I I first started getting into tourism because I wanted to see sites. I'm like, I know I can't pay for it, so I need to be a tour guide and and going from that. I didn't realize the whole experience and having shared experiences with others was gonna be my highlight.And to this day, that's my favorite part is going to meet people that I've never met before and going having these shared experiences with. And and sometimes, you know, you build friends for a lifetime off of that.Michael Kinney:I think especially our last group too, we we really, built that with several of the the travelers, which is great. So and I so if you're hesitant, like, well, I'd like to this trip sounds great or any of our trips, but I am kind of worried about that. We really try to balance all our tours out. It's it's it's imperative that we have that balance of, some of the group time to have these, shared experiences to leisure time so that you can go and have your own adventures. And that is so crucial to all of our trips. That's why our hotels, and we can talk about that later, are centrally located. So once we go out and do, say, our city tour, our our our food tour in Palermo and walking around, you'll have, like, the remainder of the day to go explore on your own or some of those new friends that you met. Maybe you can go out and have a glass of wine with them.But again, it's all about that balance. And we each and every itinerary that we put together, we really work on making sure we have that balance in in the trips itself. Because I think that is the success of it. So we don't pack the days all day long on, like, seeing this, this, and this. We give you the nice highlights, and we'll have some other fun inclusions. But again, each place that we go to centrally located hotels, we have that free time too. So you can do your own thing or jump on with a group that you've met and have cocktails, Aperol spritzes in the main, Piazza later on. So it it's so fun, but it it really comes back.You register for a trip, but you don't know you're gonna meet some great people. And at at the end of the trip, it's typically these, these people and these, shared experiences come back, and that's where the meaning of the the trip comes in. It's so it's it's so much fun to see them build together.Stephanie Hansen:On each of the trips that I've done with you, we've had solo travelersMichael Kenney:Mhmm.Stephanie Hansen:Which I think people are like, oh, you know, I don't know. I don't have a partner to go with or my friend can't go. And that to me has also been super fun, like the solo travelers and the friends that they've made. And, like, one of the gals I saw from our Asia trip, I saw our friend Annie last night, and she was a solo traveler. Ended up pairing up with Laurie in a room and sharing, actually, actually, which a lot of solo travelers don't wanna share. I get that. But in this case, they both did, and they are like fast friends.Michael Kenney:That I mean, that's that's so much fun to see that. First off, if, you know, we all have it like your maybe your husband or wife or friend they don't want to go but you're like interested in this trip. We get that on all of our trips and we specifically specifically have, several single rooms set aside for those, adventure traveler seekers to have that. So you can pick your own room and go as a single or maybe you want us to to pair you up. We can do that too and get you in contact with another solo traveler like lorian annie did and that typically works out really well too but it's it's I think the like minded people looking for adventures you'll never feel like you're by yourself on any of our trips So, like, oh, I'm a third wheel. Never ever ever. And sometimes that's the best way to travel because you don't have to make sure your traveling partner is having a great time. You only can worry about yourself.Hey. I'm gonna have a great time. And, you know, all of our trip travelers that I've I've ever heard from, they've had a great time going solo, and they meet these like minded people. And, again, all of a sudden, they have friends for a lifetime, like, you know, Lori and Annie did. So if you're you're even thinking about it, like, I'm solo and I'm a little skeptical about going by myself, give us a call. Send us an email. We we can get you your own, room, single, room. They are filling up quick, though.We have a few left, or we can pair you up with somebody too to share that single supplement. But, again, you'll never feel like a third wheel with any of our tours. And this, in addition, just works really, really well for single travelers, and you'll meet some probably good friends on it.Stephanie Hansen:Yeah. And, also, like, ladies, some of you I know, like, getting coming out of relationships or divorce, you wanna do something unique. I have someone in my family who are shall remain nameless, who's gonna be joining us, who wanted to get back to Europe, but she's just not in a relationship status that would work for that as the way she thought it was gonna be. So I was like, come with us. Like, we're gonna have a ball. There's men. There's women. You know, my husband has come on some trips, but others, he hasn't.And Mhmm. It's just there's a great mix of people.Michael Kenney:Yeah. No. It it it it's great. Now this isn't a singles trip, but maybe you can find Giuseppe at the local cafe. You never know. So you never know. So anyway, yeah, it it works great for whatever status you are in life, single, you know, whatever. It these really, really work really nice.And sometimes, like, my brother came, and we shared a room on our the last trip, and he just wanted to kind of have a experience and get away from, you know, what's going on in life over here and just do a reset. And he came back and said, I'm really recharged. And he's kinda like going into he's retired, and he wants to do something else in his, you know, second part of his life. And he he's going after something right now because he he was able to kinda just disconnect Yeah. And then just take it all in and then kinda come back and, like, let's go. So regardless from relationships to job hunting or whatever, sometimes these trips are great. Even if you go solo, that could even be better.Stephanie Hansen:Yeah. Just to get a reset.Can you give us, like, without, like, going into all the detail, like, a high level, not day by day, but just, like, what are the towns we're gonna visit? What are because we're gonna be in, I think, three different areas.Michael Kenney:Yeah. Correct. So if you if you go on our, at definedestinations.com and look at, taste of Sicily Twenty Twenty Five, you can find the day by day, itinerary on that, and you'll get to be able to see through it. But again, it reads like a brochure, and you go through each item. And everything that we mentioned on that, it's, it is included. But the neat thing is we go from the North to the South and then all the way over to the, the East side of the island. So you're really having a great feel for the entire island itself. And, we have three nights in Palermo, and then we have one night in Agrigento, which is at the very southern on the beach, our hotel's right on the beach.You can walk right down there. And even October mid October is a great time to go too because the temperatures are, like, mid seventies, so it's super comfortable. And the water temperature is still pretty nice if you want to jump in. And then we have three nights in Siracoosa. So we we have these, like, kind of, hub and spoke places that we we do our adventures from the but we always come back to our centrally located place. So, anyway, we'll we'll find the Palermo. We have a connection. If you do our included flights, there's no, direct flights from from Minneapolis into Sicily.So we have a connection, on that.Stephanie Hansen:And let me just touch on that because some people want to work with the travel agent to have all of the flight things arranged for them, and that is an option with you. But you also do have options where people can meet you at the destination. So, like, for me, we have a lot of miles that we're always trying to burn up. Yeah. So for us, we book our own airfare so that we can use our miles, and then we sometimes add a few days on at the end, or we might even go to a different destination. With your group travel plans, both of those options are available to people.Michael Kenney:A %. I'm glad you asked that too because, yes, there's people that have miles or if they only wanna stay exclusively with Delta or United or whatever, that's fine. Our trips truly begin and end at at the hotels. With that, we do offer an included group package you can jump on, but the whole group will not be on that flight for sure. It's just an option to do that. And my my team can also, get you, flights separate from that too if you wanted to come early like you said, Stephanie, or stay light. Hey. I wanna go see the Colosseum on this trip.Great. My team can put a pre tour, post tour package together if you want to do that. Or even if you don't want any of our help, that's fine. You can just book our land only. You'll be able to see our group flight numbers on there too so you can kinda coordinate that. But the great thing is that both, airports, in Palermo we fly into, and then we fly out of Catania. They're close to both, towns, so you can easily take an Uber. So it's really pretty easy to get to and from, and that's where the, the the the tour start from.So if you're hesitant, hey. I need to book the group air. Don't worry about that. You don't have to do that by any means. We're happy to help you, on all the other aspects too to to get the airfare, with that. So, yep, we fly into Palermo. We'll settle into our our our three, our centrally located hotel, which is fabulous. Again, remind me that we need to touch on the the hotels too a little bit.Stephanie Hansen:Yep.Michael Kenney:But it's right in the center. We'll do a food tour of one of the local markets. Again, like you mentioned, maybe we have some guests on the trip that could care less about food or wine tastings. It's just a a piece of of our trip. So even if you're, a modest food lover or you only like cornflakes, there's gonna be some fun things to do on this as well. And we find that, you learn a lot about the culture through the food. Yeah. That's the reason we we do part of that too.So it'll be fun regardless. You're going through the markets. You're learning about the foods. Things like that. We go to, the the Cathedral Of Monreali, which, hey. We're seeing another church. We typically don't always do that, but this is really specific. This church is beautiful.It's got, it's it's a massive church built in the twelfth century, and they're famous for all its mosaics. The whole interior, the churches, all these fine mosaics they did almost a thousand years ago. It's unreal. So it's beautiful that we'll be doing that. We'll go to Cefalu, a little, seaside village, which is outside of Palermo a little ways. Maybe you've seen White Lotus. Part of that was filmed there or all parts of the, that, season two was filmed in Sicily. So we'll have a lot of White Lotus moments, as well on that, which which will be a lot of fun.And then from there, we'll be driving after our three nights in, in Palermo. We'll be heading south, crossing the entire, island itself. Absolutely beautiful. Even our coach rides, which aren't a lot, that they're just stunning. And and enjoying the countryside is absolutely beautiful. And we'll be going to that's where Agrigento is, and it feels like you're being stuck in Greece. Like, wow. There's all these Greek ruins, you know, two, three thousand years old.It's like, this is unbelievable. They have some of the better Greek ruins even outside of Athens, which is amazing. So walking through Agrigento, experiencing that, seeing that during the sunset, it's it's it's magical. I use that word a lot, but I think the whole trip really is. And then we we we settle into our hotel right on the beach, which is lovely. And then from there, we'll be going over to Siracusa, which is one of my favorite places ever. My first time I went to Sicily, we didn't go there. And I went back and I said, how do we skip that the first time? Siracoosa is, it's unbelievable.And you've agreed too. We we're staying right in they called it Ortega. That's like the old city of Siracusa. And we're staying right inside the city wall. So our bus will drop our private bus for our group will drop us off, and then we have to walk about ten minutes to our hotel, which is on a small little alleyway. And we'll talk about that later on. But it's a great location that we'll be doing, having different experiences, seeing all the the ruins, walking around at night. It's just beautiful.And from there, we'll be out we'll also be going to see Mount Etna, which is still an active volcano. We'll be on the sides of it. It's unbelievable. All of a sudden, you feel like you're being transported onto the moon. You see the vents and things like that. It's beautiful. And they grow some amazing wines there too on the slopes of it, and we'll be tasting some of those.Stephanie Hansen:That's so cool.Michael Kenney:Yeah. It's it's it's it really is pretty cool, because of that that rich soil just offers great Sicilian wines and the dry and the the elevation. So it it culminates to be really, really good. So, work on your Sicilian, reds. They're they're quite good.Stephanie Hansen:It will be exciting. Yeah.Michael Kenney:No. It it it's great. So I mean, it's it's seven, nights, a nine day trip, in Sicily. You'll have a real good flavor of the city, of all the areas that we visit. So it's it's quite nice. And if you go on the, the website, you'll see all the the inclusions as well. So we include mostly everything that we've talked about. There's really, we don't include all the meals because we want some experiences, for yourself too to go out and go, hey.Michael Kenney:We're gonna go to this little restaurant or whatever. Mhmm. And we have a local guide with us the entire time that will really help, talk about the history, and, you know, what's going on with the people itself, but then just pointing out great restaurants and other little experiences you can doStephanie Hansen:during the free And that's I love that because when we go to some of these places, like, I think I told you my husband is, he's kind of an you know, he's in venture. He always wants to do his own thing. So if we land in a place, he's like, okay. We're gonna take off. We're gonna go do this. We're gonna do that. And, you know, we try to balance, like, doing the group things with also him having his best life and doing some unique, food experiences just on our own. So every everybody gets a little bit of everything.It's a real delightful mix. You've been to Sicily. Now I think this will be, you said, your third time, fourth time?Michael Kenney:Fourth time.Stephanie Hansen:I'm so impressed that you're coming.Michael Kenney:Yeah. I'd well, I can't miss with your groups too. I can't go on all our trips, but this is definitely one I I, notched away because I think, part of me still is in Sicily. There's there's just something about it, and you can't you know, I've been to other parts of Italy plenty of times, and I feel like I'm an Italian, but, there's just something with Sicily. Maybe I meant I meant the grit. I've talked about that. It feels like a real city, real sites, real food, just from the the different markets, the fish markets is just everything seems really authentic.Stephanie Hansen:I love it.Michael Kenney:That's what I really, really love, and I think the guests do too. I'm I'm just envisioning myself walking and through Palermo with my last group, and there was, like, there was music being played in the streets, and people are sitting down and having glasses of wine. There was no festival going on. It was just this this zest for life thatStephanie Hansen:Yeah. The Italians just in general, they stay up late. They eat late. So they have, like, a happy hour kind of at, like, six to seven, and then they go home and get ready to go out for the dinner time in a lot of cases. So they spend a lot of time outdoors, and they like to do it when it's not in the blazing hot sun. So things really there's a great nightlife. People are, out and about into all hours of the evening, which is fun. So I'm just super excited.So if people wanna join us, you said I mean, I know we've got some rooms booked already. Yeah. So are there some rooms left if people wanna book, and what is the timeline that they should be doing that, and how do they do it?Michael Kenney:Yeah. That's a great question. So I said we have about we can handle maximum of 30 people. So we have about seven rooms up, so about 14 people. So if someone calls and say, well, will this be booked up by next week? It probably won't be, but I always tell people, go ahead, put your deposit down, hold the seat on the trip itself. And you just have to go to definedestinations.com. You can book everything right then then and there. It's super simple process.You just put your your information in. You don't need a valid passport right now to to enter that in. But you just go ahead and you fill that out, put your deposit down, at least then you'll you'll have a, a seat held for you. Then you can work on if you wanna get your own air fryer or if you wanna stay earlier, you know, stay after later on the trip itself. You you can do that all right there as well. So it's pretty simple.Stephanie Hansen:And then once you're booked and we know who's coming, we usually try to have a call to kinda give everybody the particulars of that trip. Sometimes depending on our time frame, we try to get together in person. I wasn't able for the last one because I had so many things coming, and I'm not sure what'll happen with this one because I've got the cookbook coming out, in September. But one way or another, we will see each other's faces, and we will get on that plane, and we will arrive together and have a blast. So I'm looking forward to it, and we've got other trips planned. I know we're trying to book another Croatia trip possibly for the following year for the fall and something in the spring. So if you guys have any destinations you wanna check out with me, let me know. I'm always looking for new places to go. You just went to the Galapagos. It sounded like it was amazing.Michael Kenney:Yeah. It that that was, fabulous. I was just doing a site inspection because we're looking about having groups go to the Galapagos and the Amazon, and it it was it was unreal. I loved it. Completely different experience from going to, to going to Sicily. Well, that's great. There's so many experiences to have on our on the world, and we only have so much time to be able to do those. So you gotta kinda hit that hierarchy of, you know, what's what's important.For anybody that's just thinking about it or if this is the first time you've ever even heard of Sicily, please take a look at this because it is really a magical trip, and we have so many fun inclusions. Our hotel locations are in the city center. I wanted to mention that, not, just because we're on tiny little streets. So you mentioned, like, the the nightlife. It's we're not on a bustling street where all the cars are going by. It's like you feel like you're a local. You'll go out the door, and there's mama Rosita across the street, you know, cutting herStephanie Hansen:Yeah. Sitting outside. Yes.Michael Kenney:That's the experience we want, not just on this trip, all of our trips. We want you to feel like you're kind of a, a local for even three nights when we're there, so you'll know where the the nearest bakery is and, the restaurants. And I think you'll have that on this trip. I it's it's reallyStephanie Hansen:I love it.Michael Kenney:Something else with all our hotels. You'll absolutely love that. We know exactly where to stay, and sometimes that's overwhelming when you're looking at doing a trip in your own, like, where should I go? What should I where should I stay? Like, it's overwhelming. We want this to be just book the trip. We're gonna be taking care of all the highlights for you.Stephanie Hansen:Pack your bags and come along. Yes.Michael Kenney:Exactly. So that's that's what's really important to us. And IStephanie Hansen:think I'm looking forward to it. It's gonna be awesome. I'm gonna release this podcast, not this Friday, but next Friday. So k. Between now and then, you guys, I hope you get your seats booked, and I hope to see you on this amazing trip. Thanks, Michael.Michael Kenney:Wonderful. Thanks, Michael.Stephanie Hansen:It was awesome. It's defined destinations. You can find them at defineddestinations.com. Taste of Italy is right on the front page. Click that, and you can see all the itinerary of the whole trip. And we're gonna have a great time.Michael Kenney:Taste of Sicily.Stephanie Hansen:Yes. The tasteMichael Kenney:of Sicily.Stephanie Hansen:Oh, what did I call it? What did I say? Taste ofMichael Kenney:Italy. We have one of those too. Oh, okay. The Sicily one.Stephanie Hansen:Taste of Sicily specifically. Yes. And then if you like Italy, you can go back because there are a lot of places to go back to. Amalfi Coast is great, but it's different. And, like, I there I've been to a lot of different places in Italy, and they're all a little bit different. And I like them all for different reasons. So I'm really excited to explore Sicily.Michael Kenney:Yep. It's gonna be great. Well, thanks so much for the time.Stephanie Hansen:Yeah. We'll talk soon.Michael Kenney:Yep.Stephanie Hansen:Bye. Bye bye.Stephanie's Dish Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

Per approfondire gli argomenti della puntata: La playlist sulle Guerre Greco-cartaginesi per la Sicilia : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F89BYmOyUrg&list=PLpMrMjMIcOklSYjspc8J6KjWUpef5cbdj&index=1&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria Pillole dall'Età Antica : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfTbr8ljQE0&list=PLpMrMjMIcOkn0CSs_rSK2GCJrLkiC8-Z_&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Per approfondire gli argomenti della puntata: La playlist sulle Guerre Greco-cartaginesi per la Sicilia : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F89BYmOyUrg&list=PLpMrMjMIcOklSYjspc8J6KjWUpef5cbdj&index=1&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria Pillole dall'Età Antica : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfTbr8ljQE0&list=PLpMrMjMIcOkn0CSs_rSK2GCJrLkiC8-Z_&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Per approfondire gli argomenti della puntata: La playlist sulle Guerre Greco-cartaginesi per la Sicilia : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F89BYmOyUrg&list=PLpMrMjMIcOklSYjspc8J6KjWUpef5cbdj&index=1&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria Pillole dall'Età Antica : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfTbr8ljQE0&list=PLpMrMjMIcOkn0CSs_rSK2GCJrLkiC8-Z_&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Per approfondire gli argomenti della puntata: La playlist sulle Guerre Greco-cartaginesi per la Sicilia : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F89BYmOyUrg&list=PLpMrMjMIcOklSYjspc8J6KjWUpef5cbdj&index=1&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria Pillole dall'Età Antica : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfTbr8ljQE0&list=PLpMrMjMIcOkn0CSs_rSK2GCJrLkiC8-Z_&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tea Ranno"Cuore di cristallo"battello a vaporewww.battelloavapore.it«Sei brutta. Ma brutta, brutta. Ma proprio brutta!» ripete una voce dentro di lei ogni volta che Fulvia passa davanti a uno specchio. «Il tuo naso è brutto, la tua faccia è brutta.» Eppure non è sempre stato così. Fino a qualche mese fa, lo specchio non era un aguzzino e Fulvia aveva il cuore leggero: il primo anno del liceo, le amiche, la cotta segreta per Zacchi della 3ª C, il più figo della scuola... Tutto è cominciato con l'"Orrendo fatto", alla festa di compleanno di Giada, quando Emilio Zacchi l'ha guardata e all'improvviso ha detto: «Ma l'avete visto il naso della De Rossi? È grande quanto quello di una mosca». Gli altri sono scoppiati a ridere, lei ha sentito una vampa di fuoco salirle dai piedi alla faccia. Da quel giorno a scuola Fulvia è diventata Nasomosca. Da quel giorno la sua vita è andata lentamente in frantumi, la disperazione le ha curvato le spalle, il suo cuore si è fatto fragile come il cristallo. Ma può l'amore cambiarsi in odio? E davvero la fissa per il naso è una malattia, come dice la vecchia vicina di casa, Jo, l'unica con cui Fulvia si confida? Età di lettura: da 12 anni.Tea Ranno, nata in provincia di Siracusa, è un'acclamata autrice per adulti (tra gli altri L'amurusanza, Terramarina e Gioia mia). Si è aggiudicata il Premio Chianti nel 2008 e il Premio letterario Città di Erice nel 2021. Per Il Battello a Vapore ha pubblicato anche Bellissima nella collana “Luna”.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

In questa puntata di Start, aspettando le prossime mosse nella guerra dei dazi lanciata dal presidente Trump, fotografiamo le province italiane in cui l'export pesa di più: guidano Arezzo, Lodi e Siracusa. Tra le province con i flussi maggiori oltreconfine, quelle più esposte verso gli Usa sono Firenze, Modena e Belluno. Tra le altre notizie di oggi, i nuovi programmi scolastici (dalla Bibbia all'Ai) e la frenata degli annunci online per gli affitti brevi

In questa puntata di Start, aspettando le prossime mosse nella guerra dei dazi lanciata dal presidente Trump, fotografiamo le province italiane in cui l'export pesa di più: guidano Arezzo, Lodi e Siracusa. Tra le province con iflussi maggiori oltreconfine, quelle più esposte verso gli Usa sono Firenze, Modena e Belluno. Tra le altre notizie di oggi, i nuovi programmi scolastici (dalla Bibbia all'Ai) e la frenata degli annunci online per gli affitti brevi

Per approfondire gli argomenti della puntata: La playlist sulle Guerre Greco-cartaginesi per la Sicilia : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F89BYmOyUrg&list=PLpMrMjMIcOklSYjspc8J6KjWUpef5cbdj&index=1&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria Pillole dall'Età Antica : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfTbr8ljQE0&list=PLpMrMjMIcOkn0CSs_rSK2GCJrLkiC8-Z_&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andrea Siracusa with Dreams Come True talks about granting their 5,000th wish! by 904 Now

We're at a pivotal moment in time for humanity. Are we doomed to repeat past mistakes or can Global Futures help to better shape our collective tomorrow?In this insightful episode, special host Matthew Sykes is joined by Professor Joe Siracusa, veteran historian and Inaugural Professor of Global Futures in the Faculty of Humanities at Curtin University. They explore how Global Futures can help us to understand history as a dynamic, non-linear journey that shapes our present and future possibilities, and empower us to make informed decisions for a brighter future.• Defining Global Futures [01:18]• Unpacking critical realist ontology [02:20]• The role of philosophy and science fiction [16:35]• Turning foresight into actionable insight [11:20]• Lessons on the past: meeting Martin Luther King [24:26]Learn moreFuture tense? Global Futures uncovers what the past can tell us about tomorrowLeading political expert named Dean of Global Futures at CurtinConnect with our guestsJoe SiracusaProfessor of Global Futures, Curtin UniversityPresident Emeritus of Australia's Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, Professor Siracusa has also authored and co-authored over 30 books including America and the Cold War, 1941-1991: A Realist Interpretation, which was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in History. Professor Siracusa is also a regular media commentator on international diplomacy, nuclear weapons and American foreign policy.Join Curtin UniversityThis podcast is brought to you by Curtin University. Curtin is a global university known for its commitment to making positive change happen through high-impact research, strong industry partnerships and practical teaching.Work with usStudy a research degreeStart postgraduate educationGot any questions, or suggestions for future topics?Email thefutureof@curtin.edu.auSocial mediaXFacebookInstagramYouTubeLinkedInTranscriptRead the transcript.Behind the scenesHost and researcher: Matthew SykesProducer: Emilia JolakoskaEditor: Zoe TaylorExecutive Producers: Anita Shore and Matthew SykesFirst Nations AcknowledgementCurtin University acknowledges all First Nations of this place we call Australia and the First Nations peoples connected with our global campuses. We are committed to working in partnership with all Custodians and Owners to strengthen and embed First Nations' voices and perspectives in our decision-making, now and into the future.MusicOKAY by 13ounce Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 Music promoted by Audio Library.Curtin University supports academic freedom of speech. The views expressed in The Future Of podcast may not reflect those of Curtin University.

In questa nuova puntata di Buono e Giusto, Letizia Bucalo Vita ospita per la prima volta Salvo Raffa, Presidente del Centro di Servizio per il Volontariato Etneo (CSVE).Salvo racconta il suo percorso nel volontariato e condivide l'impegno del CSVE nel supportare il Terzo Settore nelle province di Catania, Enna, Ragusa e Siracusa. Con un focus su partecipazione, inclusione e cittadinanza attiva, il CSVE offre strumenti e opportunità concrete per chi desidera fare la differenza e promuovere il cambiamento sul territorio.E non è tutto!Il Presidente del CSVE ha anche anticipato alcuni temi della 2^ edizione di TrasformAzioni, un evento che, dopo il successo della 1^ edizione nel settembre 2024, tornerà quest'anno con nuove idee e spunti per valorizzare l'impatto del volontariato. Non perderti la puntata! Clicca e ascolta subito! #BuonoeGiusto #NonProfit #Volontariato #CSVE #TrasformAzioni2025 #MoodItaliaRadio

Hoy os hablaremos de un libro, “Cristo la Virgen y los dioses antiguos: cuando los hombres se convertían en dioses”, un ensayo que nos habla de cómo se conviertiron en divinidad dos de los humanos más célebres de la historia. El inquisitorial Mikel Carramiñana entrevista a su autor, el historiador Miguel Ángel Ibañez, que nos explicará cómo y de dónde salieron los atributos divinos que acompañaron a Jesús y María: el nacimiento virginal, los milagros, el ascenso a los cielos, la resurrección, la bajada a los infiernos… Porque lo cierto es que en su tiempo, ya existían deidades o héroes con similares, cuando no iguales, atributos. La segunda propuesta nos hará retomar la saga de la Aventura de los Exploradores en Norteamérica, de la mano de Bikendi Goiko-uria, que esta semana nos habla de la colonización de Nuevo México: las diferentes expediciones a la zona centrándose sobre todo en la empresa de Oñate para luego pasar a tiempos más modernos y hablar sobre tribus como los apaches, navajos y comanches entre otros, hasta la llegada de rebeldes como el indio Gerónimo y su lucha contra las reservas a las que estaban condenados. En la repetición, recuperamos todo un misterio de la antigüedad, el del fuego griego, y es que aunque fueron los bizantinos los que lo convirtieron en el arma más temida para las embarcaciones enemigas del Medievo, muchos siglos antes, tenemos constancia de su uso por el genial Arquímedes de Siracusa. Será en Por los dioses donde abordemos lo que sabemos y lo que desconocemos de este fuego griego, de la mano de Sergio Alejo. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

It's time for a side dish of the Sports Buffet! We welcome Tony Siracusa to discuss the recent AFCA Convention, what took place, and more.

Michele Gambino"Un pezzo alla volta"Storia di un giornalista e del suo tempoManni Editoriwww.mannieditori.it"Questa non è la storia di uno che alla fine vince qualcosa. Ho visto molte cose, ho viaggiato per il mondo raccontando storie, ho combattuto alcune battaglie e le ho perse. E pur col giusto grado di amarezza che si accompagna alle sconfitte, non direi mai che battersi è stato inutile: quel che conta è aver vissuto la vita pienamente, aver acceso una scintilla ogni tanto in qualcuno dei ragazzi che mi ascoltava, poter dire a mia figlia che ho provato a consegnarle un mondo migliore, e almeno ho cercato di non essere tra quelli che lo hanno reso peggiore".Michele Gambino ha iniziato a fare il giornalista nel 1980 con Giuseppe Fava, occupandosi di mafia. Da allora ha attraversato alcuni decenni trovandosi sempre, a volte per caso, lì dove accadevano le cose.Ha riempito pagine di morti ammazzati, ha parlato con i boss di Cosa Nostra nascondendo un registratore nella giacca, ha denunciato le collusioni tra politica, imprenditoria e criminalità organizzata, si è affacciato più volte sul pozzo nero dei misteri italiani.Ha girato il mondo e ha raccontato le guerre: in Libano ha imparato a cucinare; in Iraq ha scoperto che le bombe non sono mai intelligenti; in Afghanistan ha attraversato un campo minato uscendone indenne; nella ex Jugoslavia è stato a un passo dall'uccidere un uomo; in Romania ha svelato per primo la più grande fake new della storia contemporanea; in Colombia ha fatto il giornalista e poi l'esmeraldero, tornandovi anni dopo per aprire dei ristoranti.E tuttavia, più che il racconto di una vita avventurosa, questa è la storia di un uomo che ha combattuto e perso, che ripercorre atti di coraggio, debolezze ed errori. Sapendo che quel che conta, alla fine, è aver vissuto.Michele GambinoÈ nato a Siracusa nel 1958. Ha lavorato a “I Siciliani”, al settimanale “Avvenimenti”, in altre testate e in diversi programmi della Rai.Nel 1996 ha vinto il Premio Ilaria Alpi per i reportage dall'Afghanistan occupato dai Taliban. Tra i suoi ultimi libri, Enjoy Sarajevo (Fandango, 2018); con Claudio Fava Prima che la notte (Baldini+Castoldi, 2014) e L'isola (Fandango, 2020). IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Con la voz renqueante por el catarro que cogí en la toma de Siracusa, te cuento cómo van las cosas en la península ibérica. Publio y Gneo Cornelio Escipión caerán víctimas de su propia prepotencia mientras que Marcelo saqueará toda Siracusa. 🐺¡No te lo pierdas!🐺 ¡Ya en preventa el segundo libro, la caída de la República! https://amzn.eu/d/aust1MT Te dejo también enlaces a los estudios sobre la enfermedad en Sicilia: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7920731/ https://ifc.dpz.es/recursos/publicaciones/19/98/07agudoruiz.pdf https://revistacientificaesmic.com/index.php/esmic/article/view/840/1182 https://www.redalyc.org/journal/4762/476269690003/html/ Te dejo los enlace con el fantástico trabajo de Grenhuo: https://earth.google.com/earth/d/1rhs9ythbe-vaeoFXfYiYhr1sniNkTgSV?usp=sharing https://cdn.knightlab.com/libs/timeline3/latest/embed/index.html?source=141094Fu0iua9BBuzcOKhjU5XYQXKbvztHE9FaEo8K0U&font=Default&lang=es&initial_zoom=2&height=650 ¡Apoya a Roma Aeterna suscribiéndote desde 1,49 euros al mes para poder disfrutar del Archivo pretoriano! https://www.ivoox.com/support/918392 ¡Suscríbete al canal de youtube de Antigua Roma al Día y completa tu experiencia romana! https://www.youtube.com/@antigua_Roma - Correo: Romaaeternapodcast@gmail.com - Bluesky: @romaaeternafm.bsky.social - Twitter: @RomaAeternaFM - Instagram: @RomaAeternaPodcast - Ko-Fi (chupito de garum): https://ko-fi.com/romaaeterna - Tienda latostadora: https://www.latostadora.com/romaaeterna - Tienda RedBubble: https://www.redbubble.com/es/shop/ap/128907479 - Linktree, con todas las cosillas que voy haciendo: https://linktr.ee/IbanMartin - Grupo de telegram: https://t.me/GrupoRomaAeterna - Canal de telegram: https://t.me/CanalRomaAeterna - Canal de Whatsapp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaR4Gpx7YScyu0iC1P2j - Lista de Spotify con las canciones del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1l03nC2Ezqwn2KquDl5Zdl?si=50ee678d16a242e0 ¿Quieres anunciarte en Roma Aeterna? https://advoices.com/roma-aeterna ¡Muchas gracias por escucharme, esto no sería posible sin ti! Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Paolo Di Stefano"Negli anni"PoesieCon 16 disegni di Tullio PericoliManni Editoriwww.mannieditori.itSe ti prendo la mano e ne sfioro i solchi i piccoli buchi in fila ne pizzico il dorso ne mordicchio la polpa il saliscendi lungo le dita lungo la vita che si perde nei polsi.Sono poesie familiari, scritte in oltre trent'anni, quelle di Paolo Di Stefano: versi d'occasione dedicati ai figli, ai giochi verbali dell'infanzia, allo stupore del linguaggio filosofico dei bambini.Sono versi dedicati a rapimenti d'amore, a una quotidianità fatta di gesti minimi, a certe vacanze svizzere in montagna, alla fauna e alla flora alpina, presenze illusorie o salvifiche in tempi di tragedia e di guerra per il mondo. Sono versi sulla clausura da contagio, impensabilmente produttiva di immagini, pensieri, fantasie, voci, memorie. Infine, un prosimetro rivolto alla madre, ai suoi ultimi giorni e al dialogo che si accende più vivo e tangibile dopo la morte.Il filo conduttore è riassunto nel distico di Goethe che apre il libro: il contatto, cercato e fuggito, tra l'inizio e la fine, tra la vita che si esprime nel pieno della gioia e la vita che si congeda. Il dialogo più sottile e sfuggente è quello tra le parole e i disegni di Tullio Pericoli.Paolo Di StefanoÈ nato ad Avola, in provincia di Siracusa, nel 1956, vive a Milano. Si occupa da sempre di critica letteraria e scrive sul “Corriere della Sera”. Per i suoi libri di inchiesta e narrativa ha ottenuto numerosi premi. Tra i romanzi Baci da non ripetere (Feltrinelli, 1994), Tutti contenti (Feltrinelli, 2003), La catastròfa. Marcinelle 8 agosto 1956 (Sellerio, 2011), Giallo d'Avola (Sellerio, 2013), Noi (Bompiani, 2020). In poesia ha pubblicato Minuti contati, con la prefazione di Giorgio Orelli (Scheiwiller, 1990, Premio Leonardo Sinisgalli).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

L'arbitro italo-australiano nativo della provincia di Siracusa racconta 40 anni da attore non protagonista sul ring: "Il lottatore più matto di tutti? Brute Bernard!".

⚔️ Traiciones, giros de guión y una epidemia tremenda marcarán la trágica caída de Siracusa (212 a.C.) 🌀 Descubre cómo la muerte de Arquímedes y las estrategias romanas marcaron un antes y un después en la historia. 🐺¡No te lo pierdas!🐺 Te dejo los enlace con el fantástico trabajo de Grenhuo: https://earth.google.com/earth/d/1rhs9ythbe-vaeoFXfYiYhr1sniNkTgSV?usp=sharing https://cdn.knightlab.com/libs/timeline3/latest/embed/index.html?source=141094Fu0iua9BBuzcOKhjU5XYQXKbvztHE9FaEo8K0U&font=Default&lang=es&initial_zoom=2&height=650 ¡Apoya a Roma Aeterna suscribiéndote desde 1,49 euros al mes para poder disfrutar del Archivo pretoriano! https://www.ivoox.com/support/918392 ¡Suscríbete al canal de youtube de Antigua Roma al Día y completa tu experiencia romana! https://www.youtube.com/@antigua_Roma - Correo: Romaaeternapodcast@gmail.com - Bluesky: @romaaeternafm.bsky.social - Twitter: @RomaAeternaFM - Instagram: @RomaAeternaPodcast - Ko-Fi (chupito de garum): https://ko-fi.com/romaaeterna - Tienda latostadora: https://www.latostadora.com/romaaeterna - Tienda RedBubble: https://www.redbubble.com/es/shop/ap/128907479 - Linktree, con todas las cosillas que voy haciendo: https://linktr.ee/IbanMartin - Grupo de telegram: https://t.me/GrupoRomaAeterna - Canal de telegram: https://t.me/CanalRomaAeterna - Canal de Whatsapp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaR4Gpx7YScyu0iC1P2j - Lista de Spotify con las canciones del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1l03nC2Ezqwn2KquDl5Zdl?si=50ee678d16a242e0 ¿Quieres anunciarte en Roma Aeterna? https://advoices.com/roma-aeterna ¡Muchas gracias por escucharme, esto no sería posible sin ti! Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Learn more about Leigh at: Leigh Esposito | Author, Coach, TarotistEpisode HighlightsLeigh Esposito's Origin Story:● Early Life and Influences: Raised by Italian-American parents, Leigh's upbringing wasshaped by her family's culture and values. Although she grew up in various parts of theU.S., including the suburbs of Philadelphia and Southern California, her cultural rootsplayed a pivotal role in her life and eventually inspired her work as a writer.● Career in Law: Initially, Leigh pursued a career in law, believing it to be a stableprofession that matched her skills in communication and critical thinking. However, shesoon realized that the legal field didn't align with her passions, describing it as "dry" andlacking the creative stimulation she craved.The Shift to Writing and Coaching:● Pursuing a Second Act: In 2010, Leigh left her law career and embarked on a journeyto follow her dreams. This transition didn't happen overnight—she spent years honingher craft as an author, developing a unique coaching practice, and aligning her life withher values.● Coaching Style and Philosophy: Leigh brings her background in law into her coaching,combining the analytical approach of a litigator with a creative mindset. Her coachingfocuses on guiding clients through major life transitions, helping them tap into theirdreams and achieve fulfillment in their “second acts.” Leigh's approach resonates withpeople who want to explore new possibilities while still balancing their existingresponsibilities.Embracing Tarot as a Tool for Insight:● Discovering Tarot: While researching her debut novel The Godmother, Leigh becamefascinated with tarot and began using it as a personal tool for reflection and insight. Overtime, she developed an expertise in tarot, integrating it into her coaching practice.● Tarot's Role in Coaching: Leigh uses tarot not as a means of predicting the future butas a method of uncovering hidden emotions, perspectives, and motivations. Each tarotreading becomes a conversation starter, helping her clients unlock aspects ofthemselves they may not have acknowledged.● Influence on Writing: Leigh's second novel is set in the world of tarot, blendingmysticism with romance and fantasy, inspired by her love for the introspective nature oftarot cards.Insights on the Sicilian Experience and Heritage:● Sicilian Heritage: Both Leticia and Leigh share a deep connection to Sicily. For Leigh,Sicily represents both her cultural roots and the inspiration for her novel The Godmother.She celebrates Sicilian culture by organizing retreats on the island, where she introducesparticipants to its rich history, stunning architecture, and unique traditions.● ThemesinTheGodmother: Leigh's novel explores the idea of a strongSicilian-American woman in a position of power, challenging stereotypes. Herprotagonist, a “godmother” figure, isn't involved in crime but uses her influence andresources to help others—a twist on the traditional mafia narrative.● Retreats in Sicily: Through these retreats, Leigh invites others to experience the beautyand complexities of Sicilian life, from its ancient baroque architecture to its vibrant,multi-faceted communities.Key Messages from the Episode1. Follow Your Passion While Maintaining Balance● Leigh emphasizes that it's possible to pursue a passion without abandoning one'scurrent responsibilities. She encourages listeners to integrate their interests into dailylife, even if it's just dedicating a few hours a week to that pursuit.2. The Power of Coaching and Mentorship● BothLeigh and Leticia discuss the transformative power of coaching and mentorship.Leigh believes that having a coach can make a huge difference, especially when itcomes to accountability and support. This guidance can push people to take concretesteps toward their dreams, no matter how daunting they seem.3. Taking Practical Steps Towards Fulfillment● Leigh shares advice on making small, consistent efforts toward a goal rather than waitingfor a perfect moment to make a big change. By building momentum through manageablesteps, individuals can gradually transition to a more fulfilling path.4. Blending Personal Interests with Professional Goals● Leigh's journey shows the value of combining personal passions (such as writing andtarot) with a professional approach, creating a career that feels authentic and uniquelyhers. She advises others to explore ways to incorporate their unique skills and interestsinto their work.Upcoming Projects and Ways to Connect with Leigh● Writing Workshop: Leigh is leading a 12-week writing workshop designed forindividuals who want to bring their book ideas to life. Participants will work on creating asignificant portion of their novel, with Leigh's guidance on everything from ideadevelopment to the first draft.● SecondNovel: Currently, Leigh is in the process of writing her second novel, a romancefantasy inspired by tarot. She plans to document her creative journey on social media,giving readers an inside look at the writing process.● StayUpdated: For updates on Leigh's work, including her writing workshop and otherprojects, listeners can follow her on social media and sign up for her mailing list on herwebsite.Memorable Quotes from the Episode● OnFollowing Your Dreams:“You don't need to quit your day job to feel more fulfilled. Sometimes, it's about finding away to integrate that second act with the first.”● OntheRoleofaCoach:“A coach is there to keep you accountable, inspired, and moving forward. They help yousee your potential and take steps you might not take on your own.”● OnSelf-Discovery Through Tarot:“Tarot is about excavating mysteries. The greatest mystery we're trying to uncover isourselves.”● OnFinding Joy in the Creative Process:“Being an author is like playing in a sandbox every day. It's a journey of exploration, andI couldn't be happier. Please leave a review or send us a Voice note letting us know what you enjoyed at:Back2Basics reconnecting to the essence of YOU (podpage.com)Follow us on IG and FB @Back2BasicsPodcast

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¡VÓTAME EN LOS PREMIOS IVOOX DE LA AUDIENCIA! https://go.ivoox.com/wv/premios24?c=108 *Aunque en el audio diga que es el 131, es el 130* Mientras en Siracusa el asedio continua, hacemos un repaso en los diferentes frentes de la segunda guerra púnica. Los hermanos Escipión siguen presionando en Hispania, se cierra un tratado de amistad con el rey Sífax de Numídia, empezarán a propagarse ritos extranjeros que preocuparán a los dirigentes y estallará el escándalo de un publicano mangante. 🐺¡No te lo pierdas!🐺 ¡Apoya a Roma Aeterna suscribiéndote desde 1,49 euros al mes para poder disfrutar del Archivo pretoriano! https://www.ivoox.com/support/918392 ¡Suscríbete al canal de youtube de Roma Aeterna, desde donde también podrás escucharme! https://www.youtube.com/@RomaAeternaPodcast ¡Suscríbete al canal de youtube de Antigua Roma al Día y completa tu experiencia romana! https://www.youtube.com/@antigua_Roma El Desguace, con Marta G Navarro: https://go.ivoox.com/rf/101038650 - Correo: Romaaeternapodcast@gmail.com - Twitter: @RomaAeternaFM - Instagram: @RomaAeternaPodcast - Ko-Fi (chupito de garum): https://ko-fi.com/romaaeterna - Tienda latostadora: https://www.latostadora.com/romaaeterna - Tienda RedBubble: https://www.redbubble.com/es/shop/ap/128907479 - Linktree, con todas las cosillas que voy haciendo: https://linktr.ee/IbanMartin - Grupo de telegram: https://t.me/GrupoRomaAeterna - Canal de telegram: https://t.me/CanalRomaAeterna - Canal de Whatsapp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaR4Gpx7YScyu0iC1P2j - Lista de Spotify con las canciones del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1l03nC2Ezqwn2KquDl5Zdl?si=50ee678d16a242e0 ¿Quieres anunciarte en Roma Aeterna? https://advoices.com/roma-aeterna ¡Muchas gracias por escucharme, esto no sería posible sin ti! Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Recebemos o Igor Siracusa, marido da Luma Elpidio, missionário e um dos líderes do Dunamis Movement, para compartilhar os testemunhos sobrenaturais sobre fé radical!

¡Vótame en los Premios iVoox 2024! ¡VÓTAME EN LOS PREMIOS IVOOX DE LA AUDIENCIA! https://go.ivoox.com/wv/premios24?c=108 No nos movemos de Sicilia porque hoy comprobarás hasta que punto los bulos pueden manipular la política hasta provocar que Siracusa, aliada y amiga de Roma en tiempos de Hierón, se enfrente a la ciudad de las siete colinas. Roma intentará el ataque frontal sobre la ciudad pero los inventos de Arquímedes no le dejarán más remedio que asediar la ciudad manteniendo las distancias. 🐺¡No te lo pierdas!🐺 ¡Apoya a Roma Aeterna suscribiéndote desde 1,49 euros al mes para poder disfrutar del Archivo pretoriano! https://www.ivoox.com/support/918392 ¡Suscríbete al canal de youtube de Roma Aeterna, desde donde también podrás escucharme! https://www.youtube.com/@RomaAeternaPodcast ¡Suscríbete al canal de youtube de Antigua Roma al Día y completa tu experiencia romana! https://www.youtube.com/@antigua_Roma El Desguace, con Marta G Navarro: https://go.ivoox.com/rf/101038650 - Correo: Romaaeternapodcast@gmail.com - Twitter: @RomaAeternaFM - Instagram: @RomaAeternaPodcast - Ko-Fi (chupito de garum): https://ko-fi.com/romaaeterna - Tienda latostadora: https://www.latostadora.com/romaaeterna - Tienda RedBubble: https://www.redbubble.com/es/shop/ap/128907479 - Linktree, con todas las cosillas que voy haciendo: https://linktr.ee/IbanMartin - Grupo de telegram: https://t.me/GrupoRomaAeterna - Canal de telegram: https://t.me/CanalRomaAeterna - Canal de Whatsapp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaR4Gpx7YScyu0iC1P2j - Lista de Spotify con las canciones del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1l03nC2Ezqwn2KquDl5Zdl?si=50ee678d16a242e0 ¿Quieres anunciarte en Roma Aeterna? https://advoices.com/roma-aeterna ¡Muchas gracias por escucharme, esto no sería posible sin ti! Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

This week on You Are What You Read, we have the talk of the town with us… Delia Ephron's bestselling memoir, Left on Tenth, is now on Broadway starring Julianna Margulies and Peter Gallagher and directed by Susan Stroman. Delia Ephron is a bestselling author, screenwriter, essayist, and playwright. Her novels include Siracusa and The Lion Is In, and her movie credits…You've Got Mail, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, This is My Life, Michael, and Hanging Up (based on her novel). Her play, “Love, Loss, and What I Wore,” written with her sister Nora Ephron (based on the book by Ilene Beckerman), ran for two years off Broadway. In this conversation, Delia chronicles the events that led to her late-in-life love story. After losing her sister, Nora, and then her husband, Jerry, both to cancer, Delia struggled through years of heartbreak…but it turned out romance was the healer when a man named Dr. Peter Rutter came into the picture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

¡Vótame en los Premios iVoox 2024! Hoy en Roma Aeterna, seguimos los movimientos de los cónsules en el año 214 a.C. pero la protagonista será Siracusa. La muerte de Hierón II un año antes y el ascenso al trono de su nieto harán saltar por los aires el equilibrio de alianzas de la segunda guerra púnica. 🐺¡No te lo pierdas y compártelo con todo el mundo!🐺 ¡Apoya a Roma Aeterna suscribiéndote desde 1,49 euros al mes! https://www.ivoox.com/support/918392 ¡Suscríbete al canal de youtube de Antigua Roma al Día y completa tu experiencia romana! https://www.youtube.com/@antigua_Roma El Desguace, con Marta G Navarro: https://go.ivoox.com/rf/101038650 - Correo: Romaaeternapodcast@gmail.com - Twitter: @RomaAeternaFM - Instagram: @RomaAeternaPodcast - Ko-Fi (chupito de garum): https://ko-fi.com/romaaeterna - Tienda latostadora: https://www.latostadora.com/romaaeterna - Tienda RedBubble: https://www.redbubble.com/es/shop/ap/128907479 - Linktree, con todas las cosillas que voy haciendo: https://linktr.ee/IbanMartin - Grupo de telegram: https://t.me/GrupoRomaAeterna - Canal de telegram: https://t.me/CanalRomaAeterna - Canal de Whatsapp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaR4Gpx7YScyu0iC1P2j - Lista de Spotify con las canciones del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1l03nC2Ezqwn2KquDl5Zdl?si=50ee678d16a242e0 ¿Quieres anunciarte en Roma Aeterna? https://advoices.com/roma-aeterna ¡Muchas gracias por escucharme, esto no sería posible sin ti! Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

L’Ocse conferma sostanzialmente le stime di crescita dell’economia globale al 3,2% nel 2024 e nel 2025, con l’Eurozona che avanza piano e il Pil italiano pressoché stabile allo 0,8% quest’anno e all’1,1% il prossimo. Nell’aggiornamento delle proprie previsioni, l’Organizzazione per la cooperazione e lo sviluppo vede passi avanti nel percorso disinflazionistico, con salari reali in crescita e domanda sostenuta dall’allentamento delle politiche monetarie, che dovrebbe continuare. «Tempistica ed entità» dei tagli dovranno, però, essere attentamente valutate, per evitare ritorni di fiamma sui prezzi. Negli Stati Uniti e nell’Eurozona, i tassi sono visti in discesa rispettivamente «di altri 1,5 e 1,25 punti percentuali, entro la fine del 2025, verso livelli neutrali». Ne parliamo con Riccardo Trezzi, economista e docente presso l'Università di Ginevra, fondatore del centro studi UnderlyingInflation.com.Al centro del g7 di Siracusa la sostenibilità e la resilienza del settore agroalimentareDa domani 26 settembre e fino al 28 si terrà presso ilCastello Maniace di Siracusa, sull isola di Ortigia, laRiunione dei Ministri dell Agricoltura del G7. Per le vie di Ortigia, saranno in mostra 600 imprese del comparto agroalimentare, oltre alle principali associazioni del settore. Oltre 200 gli stand previsti, e 120 i convegni ospitati. Ci sarà anche un G7 dei Giovani, organizzato con gli studenti provenienti dagli stessi Paesi dei Sette grandi. La città ospiterà anche un Villaggio sportivo. Parliamo dell'evento con Luigi Scordamaglia, amministratore delegato Filiera italia.Risultati in calo e nuovo ad in arrivo per Stellantis. in arrivo il piano UrsoIl CEO di Stellantis, Carlos Tavares, potrebbe essere sostituito. Forse essere una mossa parte di un percorso concordato per avviare la ricerca del sostituto per il 2026 ma pesano i risultati: un calo della produzione del 30%, un crollo del mercato americano, con un riverbero sugli utili calati del 48%. Una situazione conflittuale in Italia, dove tra l altro è tornata in forse la gigafactory di Termoli e dove continua la cassa integrazione negli altri stabilimenti. Un orizzonte di transizione all elettrico che ancora sconta lo scarso appeal dei consumatori, la vaghezza dello sviluppo della rete di rifornimento per le batterie, la scarsa pianficazione per il riciclo delle batterie stesse. Il tutto con il rischio che i cinesi facciano tra non molto l en plein del mercato continentale. Approfondiamo il tema con Alberto Orioli, vicedirettore Il Sole 24 Ore.

(Aniversario de la Carta de Pedro de Valdivia a Carlos V) Cuando el conquistador español Pedro de Valdivia llegó al valle del río Mapocho, usó el peñón como un punto de reconocimiento y mirador, y lo bautizó como Santa Lucía porque era el 13 de diciembre, día de Santa Lucía de Siracusa. Dos meses después, el 12 de febrero de 1541, fundó allí mismo la ciudad de Santiago de Nueva Extremadura, que llegaría a ser la capital de Chile. En la ladera sur del cerro Santa Lucía hay un monumento que consiste en una piedra de dos metros de altura labrada con un párrafo extractado del texto de la carta que envió don Pedro al emperador Carlos V el 4 de septiembre de 1545. Valdivia comienza la carta constatando que han pasado ya cinco años desde que llegó «de las provincias del Perú con provisiones del marqués y gobernador don Francisco Pizarro a conquistar y poblar éstas de la Nueva Extremadura, llamadas primero Chile», y en el párrafo grabado en el monumento describe, con lujo de detalles, aquella nueva tierra: «... y para que haga saber a los mercaderes y gentes que se quisieren venir a avecindar, que vengan, porque esta tierra es tal que, para poder vivir en ella y perpetuarse, no la hay mejor en el mundo: lo digo porque es muy llana, sanísima, de mucho contento; tiene cuatro meses de invierno no más, que en ellos, si no es cuando hace cuarto la luna, que llueve un día o dos, todos los demás hacen tan lindos soles que no hay para qué llegarse al fuego. El verano es tan templado y corren tan deleitosos aires, que todo el día se puede el hombre andar al sol, que no le es importuno. Es la más abundante de pastos y sementeras, y para darse todo género de ganado y plantas que se puede pintar; mucha y muy linda madera para hacer casas, infinidad otra de leña para el servicio de ellas, y las minas riquísimas de oro; y toda la tierra está llena de ello, y dondequiera que quisieren sacarlo, allí hallarán en qué sembrar y con qué edificar, y agua, leña y yerba para sus ganados, que parece la crió Dios a posta para poderlo tener todo a la mano.»1 ¡Con razón que este monumento histórico se yergue orgulloso en el corazón de Santiago! Al hacer semejante descripción, tal vez don Pedro haya estado pensando en el informe que rindieron los doce líderes que Moisés había enviado a explorar la tierra de Canaán. Éstos volvieron con uvas, granadas e higos como muestra de los frutos que encontraron, y confirmaron lo que Dios le había dicho a Moisés: que en esa tierra abundaban la leche y la miel. Sin embargo, entre los doce líderes, Valdivia sólo hubiera podido identificarse con Josué y Caleb. Es que esos dos fueron los únicos que lograron conquistar aquella tierra porque no sólo públicamente dijeron que era «increíblemente buena», sino que también reconocieron que, si bien el Señor quería entregársela a todos, era necesario que Él se agradara de ellos para que lograran entrar en ella.2 Más vale que nosotros determinemos, como Josué y Caleb, que vamos a agradar al Señor, para así hacer también nuestro el cielo nuevo y la tierra nueva que nos ha prometido.3 Carlos ReyUn Mensaje a la Concienciawww.conciencia.net 1 Wikipedia, s.v. «Cerro Santa Lucía» , En línea 7 enero 2015>; Cartas de Pedro de Valdivia, «Carta al Emperador Carlos V, 4 de septiembre de 1545» En línea 15 octubre 2014. 2 Nm 13-14; Ex 3:8,17; 13:4 3 Is 65-66; 2P 3:13-14; Ap 21

Thu, 29 Aug 2024 20:15:00 GMT http://relay.fm/rd/242 http://relay.fm/rd/242 Chewing Gum Shoe Polish 242 Merlin Mann and John Siracusa Merlin demands an opportunity to defend his honor, and John encourages him to get more adult supervision. Merlin demands an opportunity to defend his honor, and John encourages him to get more adult supervision. clean 5864 Subtitle: There are no Tuddies in Ohio.Merlin demands an opportunity to defend his honor, and John encourages him to get more adult supervision. This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Squarespace: Save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code DIFFS. Vitally: A new era for customer success productivity. Get a free pair of AirPods Pro when you book a qualified meeting. Links and Show Notes: Things kick off with Merlin demanding an opportunity to defend his honor and John encouraging him to get more adult supervision. Next up, there's so much good Follow-Up on new Things It Took Me Too Long to Realize, the judge from a Jonathan Coulton song, which dwarf didn't get the tattoo, plus further insight on whose notes live in the margins of John's The Power Broker. In this month's member bonus episode, your hosts finally talk about Merlin's soundbar. You can sign up today to hear all the member episodes, get more bonus stuff, and, yes, support our program. (Recorded on Tuesday, August 20, 2024) Credits Audio Editor: Jim Metzendorf Admin Assistance: Kerry Provenzano Music: Merlin Mann The Suits: Stephen Hackett, Myke Hurley Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. Krud Kutter Brand PageIt's simple. We believe cleaners should be tough on krud, but gentle on nature. Original Krud Kutter Cleaner & DegreaserRemoves really tough soils as quickly and effectively from so many different surfaces. Cuts grease, grime, oil The Must for Rust - Rust Remover & InhibitorThe proprietary formulation penetrates into every void of a metal surface and dissolves rust/oxidation through chemical action. Then tiny, rust-inhibiting crystals are formed and become integral with the surface molecules of the metal to resist future rusting. Kenesaw Mountain Landis is a Jonathan Coulton song Gimli didn't get the tattoo Lord of the Rings cast members showing off their matching tattoos Lord of the Rings cast reunion Zoom call in 2020 Location details for the Lord of the Rings cast tattoos The margin note in John's copy of The Power Broker The back cover of John's copy of The Power Broker Chimp Crazy Sherman's March documentary Thomasin McKenzie Alfred Molina Breaks Down His Career - YouTube Sir Ian McKellen's acting process - YouTube Siracusa and the meta-meta-bit In general, I love any meta-meta-bit where Siracusa refuses to participate in the meta-bit. What Roy Wood was capable of. | Everybody's a critic. | FlickrMerlin's toddler learned how to wor

Thu, 29 Aug 2024 20:15:00 GMT http://relay.fm/rd/242 http://relay.fm/rd/242 Merlin Mann and John Siracusa Merlin demands an opportunity to defend his honor, and John encourages him to get more adult supervision. Merlin demands an opportunity to defend his honor, and John encourages him to get more adult supervision. clean 5864 Subtitle: There are no Tuddies in Ohio.Merlin demands an opportunity to defend his honor, and John encourages him to get more adult supervision. This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Squarespace: Save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code DIFFS. Vitally: A new era for customer success productivity. Get a free pair of AirPods Pro when you book a qualified meeting. Links and Show Notes: Things kick off with Merlin demanding an opportunity to defend his honor and John encouraging him to get more adult supervision. Next up, there's so much good Follow-Up on new Things It Took Me Too Long to Realize, the judge from a Jonathan Coulton song, which dwarf didn't get the tattoo, plus further insight on whose notes live in the margins of John's The Power Broker. In this month's member bonus episode, your hosts finally talk about Merlin's soundbar. You can sign up today to hear all the member episodes, get more bonus stuff, and, yes, support our program. (Recorded on Tuesday, August 20, 2024) Credits Audio Editor: Jim Metzendorf Admin Assistance: Kerry Provenzano Music: Merlin Mann The Suits: Stephen Hackett, Myke Hurley Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. Krud Kutter Brand PageIt's simple. We believe cleaners should be tough on krud, but gentle on nature. Original Krud Kutter Cleaner & DegreaserRemoves really tough soils as quickly and effectively from so many different surfaces. Cuts grease, grime, oil The Must for Rust - Rust Remover & InhibitorThe proprietary formulation penetrates into every void of a metal surface and dissolves rust/oxidation through chemical action. Then tiny, rust-inhibiting crystals are formed and become integral with the surface molecules of the metal to resist future rusting. Kenesaw Mountain Landis is a Jonathan Coulton song Gimli didn't get the tattoo Lord of the Rings cast members showing off their matching tattoos Lord of the Rings cast reunion Zoom call in 2020 Location details for the Lord of the Rings cast tattoos The margin note in John's copy of The Power Broker The back cover of John's copy of The Power Broker Chimp Crazy Sherman's March documentary Thomasin McKenzie Alfred Molina Breaks Down His Career - YouTube Sir Ian McKellen's acting process - YouTube Siracusa and the meta-meta-bit In general, I love any meta-meta-bit where Siracusa refuses to participate in the meta-bit. What Roy Wood was capable of. | Everybody's a critic. | FlickrMerlin's t

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Andrea Siracusa is making sure no terminally ill child with a dream misses out. She's with with Dreams Come True, a local dream granting organization that works to help grant ALL dreams for these little ones.

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E' venuta a trovarci in studio Gaia Piccardi che, insieme al collega del Corriere Marco Imarisio, ha scritto "Piovuto dal cielo. Come Jannik Sinner sta cambiando la storia del tennis". Ne approfittiamo per parlare non solo di Sinner, ma anche di come i nostri atleti si stanno preparando all'appuntamento con Parigi 2024. Con noi anche Paolo Bertolucci e Sandro Campagna, in collegamento dal ritiro del Settebello a Siracusa.

After spending some time in Siracusa, Sicily, Caravaggio – still on the run from the Knights of Malta - headed north to the town of Messina. There he painted another of his hauntingly beautiful late works, which, in this case, depicts Christ bringing Lazarus back from the dead. The disturbingly realistic figure of the dead Lazarus led to the popular belief that Caravaggio had exhumated a corpse to serve as his model.

On today's show, Professor Joseph Siracusa discusses the latest geopolitical news. Later, Jim Ball discusses the latest Australian politics. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Professor Joseph Siracusa is Dean of Global Futures in the Faculty of Humanities at Curtin University. He is a leading expert in American politics, foreign policy, and international security. Professor Siracusa has supervised to completion 40 PhDs and more than 150 Masters and Honours students, regularly presents at international conferences and has volunteered his time to lecture at high schools. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Jim Ball is an Australian radio personality, formerly broadcasting with the 2GB and 2UE networks in Sydney.

After his daring escape from the island of Malta, Caravaggio went to Siracusa, Siscily. There he painted one of his most haunting works – the “Burial of St. Lucy.” An oppressive yellowish light illuminates the macabre burial of the early Christian martyr whose head almost looks detached from its body.