Podcasts about tuscany italy

Elohisa Ro'eh was born in Tuscany - Italy and has lived in Africa, India and the Middle East, but now calls Australia home. Inspired by music since the age of four she began her spiritual journey in her early 20's on a quest to find God. After journeying for 25 years in the New Age, everything changed when she had an encounter with Christ 8 years ago that completely transformed her life. She abandoned her old path and have been since devoted to having an intimate relationship with Jesus. Her passion for music is now being focused on worship but also bringing Prophetic messages from The Kingdom of God through music and song.

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Let us help you find your ideal destination @ https://adventurefreaksss.com/ *Subscribe here* youtube.com/@adventurefreaksss?sub_confirmation=1 *FREE EBOOK* - *_The Art of Living Large For Less_* https://adventurefreaksss.com/free-ebook/ How He Retired in Tuscany, Italy on Social Security – Matthew Nagan's Journey In this episode of AdventureFreaksss, join us as we chat with Matthew Nagan, who shares his inspiring story of retiring in beautiful Tuscany, Italy, on Social Security. Discover how he found the perfect blend of affordable living and breathtaking landscapes in one of Italy's most desirable regions. Matthew dives into the process of purchasing affordable real estate in Tuscany, navigating the Italy visa system, healthcare options, and the cost of living that makes retiring in Italy more attainable than you might think. If you're considering living in Italy, retiring overseas, or finding the best places to retire in Italy, this episode is packed with valuable insights. From the best towns to retire in Tuscany to the cheapest regions in Italy, we cover everything you need to know to make your dream of retiring in Italy a reality. Matthew's website to book a stay: Casazio.com Mention AdventureFreaksss sent you and he'll give you a discount!

La Dolce Vita in a mediaeval hilltop village. Miriam thinks what more could you possibly want in life, but can she persuade Shaun? Her small village also engages in mediaeval jousting, the prospect of which causes him some alarm. Resident geographer, historian and comedian Iszi Lawrence is there to calm his nerves.Your Place Or Mine is the travel series that isn't going anywhere. Join Shaun as his guests try to convince him that it's worth getting up off the sofa and seeing the world, giving us a personal guide to their favourite place on the planet.Miriam Margolyes image: Paul Stuart Producers: Beth O'Dea and Caitlin HobbsYour Place or Mine is a BBC Audio production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.

Hello creatives! I am honoring this episode to my mother. She would have been 88 today on April 3rd. She passed away last year, Sept 30, 2023. So, Mom, this one's for you. She always supported me in my love of travel. She'd often ask, “where is the happy wanderer off to now?”    Well, if you are listening Mom, it's back to Tuscany this time but not solo – better yet with a group of passionate people who also love the joy of traveling to a new country experiencing new cultures, food, wine, and beautiful landscapes. Wish us luck in making it an incredible adventure for everyone! I have a unique episode today. It's different in that my guest, Rico Mandel, co-host of our Sept Tuscany Culinary Adventure, joins me in having a fireside chat about our laptop lifestyles due to our love of travel and the transformation it brings to our lives.  We hope this will hit a chord with you to do the same or some variation of it. And, today we are inviting you to join us live in our April 17th zoom webinar to further experience visually what we will be sharing with you today in the podcast. The no-cost lifestyle webinar, Liberate Your Life in the heart of Tuscany & Umbria, Italy, is now available for registration.   Today's episode, we will give you a glimpse of the webinar where we will cover the 9 day 8-night culinary adventure we designed for those of you who are craving that ultimate full immersion, slow paced Italian experience on Sept 21-29. This episode, however, we go into detail about why this, why now, our backstories, and how Italy transformed our lives and why we are passionate about you sharing this with us. We share our most vulnerable moments when Tuscany became our saving grace for living a better quality life there and back at home in the U.S. Rico and I have been longtime friends since 1986. We've remained friends throughout their own life's journey over the last three, almost 4 decades. It was last year over dinner when they decided to bring together our shared passions for Italy, travel, cooking, culture, transformation, and play into creating a life changing Italian adventure! Get comfortable. Sip some fine wine while listening or enjoy your nature walk as we take you behind the scenes of a laptop lifestyle. If you enjoyed the episode, I'd appreciate a review on Apple & Spotify. Let's connect on IG @marla_diann. Links from the show:   April 17th No-cost webinar, Liberate your life in the heart of Tuscany & Umbria www.marladiann.com/liberate Sogna Toscano Culinary Adventure booking and details: www.marladiann.com/tuscany

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Homes for sale in Tuscany Italy? + A Tuscan Home Makeover  In this week's episode of my Flavor of Italy podcast, I chatted with Dena Fenza, a prominent figure on Instagram known for her recipes, style tips, and lifestyle content. With nearly 150,000 followers, Dena has captivated audiences with her unique blend of Italian-American heritage and New York living.  During the interview, she shared her fascinating journey, from her roots in Brooklyn to her decision to build a life in Italy. Dena's search for homes for sale in Tuscany Italy was methodical and effective and lead to her purchase of a Tuscan farmhouse near Montalcino, in need of restoration. Have a listen to find out all the details: 

'PuSh here, Producer, DJ by night, Audio Engineer by day, from a forgotten-by-god town (Lucca, Tuscany) in Italy, who hates people who make loud noises. I found a way to express myself even if the environment didn't allowed me, thanks to some like-minded people (s/o my family CreativeHub, my night Miscela, my ancestors from UltraTwist). I love to dress in full black, hide my face, bass music and I'm devoted to my day job as to my night job. I may look kinda scary, with the tactical veil and that, but I swear i smell like strawberries and I love people.' 'Fun fact: this platform kinda made me who I am right now, through a pool of people who helped me gain some right popularity and I'm grateful and honoured to be here again. I love everything you can rewind if it hits hard enough and I wish I knew patois to scream on top of my lungs anything in the proper way. UK culture always fascinated me and it was hard to explain across europe back in the days. But now, I pay my respects to it through a set made with UKG/Breakbeat/[Insert-Uk-rapper-here]vocals.' Tracklist: Buni - No Respawn (PuSh Dub) Headie One - Can't Be Us (Efan, Clou, JFL Bootleg) Unknown T - Goodums (Sammy Virji Remix) Gresha - BOUND 2 FALLING IN DUB Kano, Giggs- 3 Wheels Up (bullet tooth bootleg) Skeptic - Special Dedication Wu - Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M (Pj Bridger Refix) OverMono - SO U KNO (efan bootleg) Gentlemens Club - 1999 (Nitepunk Remix) CYCLOPS - Tear Jerker (msft Remix) Nitro - Snakes (PuSh Bootleg) Pyrate - Badders Refix [MSTR] Split The Atom (ft. Foreign Beggars Nikki Nair Remix) Breach - JACK (BRLLNT REMIX) 33 Below, DRIIA -LOYAL Paola e Chiara - Festival (Treega BREAKS RIVIERA Remix) Better Off (feat. Yianna) (msft Remix) Dylan & Harry, Party Favor, Baauer - Thinkin of You Disclosure - You & Me (Flume Remix) [DISINETY FLIP] Oppidan - You & I NOTION - FAKE ID EDIT [DANCE DUBS 006] Shadow Child - 23 (4DDD EDIT) Ketama126 - Piano Piano (PuSh Dub) Interplanetary Criminal - Beat Work Badger, Drinks On Me - Don't Leave okgiorgio, Estremo - Forza BABY KEEM (HABIBEATS EDIT) holandês & KARAN! - MARGINAL Jorja Smith - Little Things (bullet tooth Bootleg)_ FISHER x AATIG - TAKE IT OFF (Ollie Weeks Remix) Champion, Sammy Virji - Hot In Here Xander - Wet Blem Cesco - GITP Cesco, Hamdi - Swing King Hamdi, Cesco - Swing King (CARCA Edit) ID - NEVER LET YOU GO (ID RMX) Bell Biv DeVoe - Poison (VIP) (Shaun Dean VIP Remix) Funkin Matt - Joi Hoda - BTTB Dean Grenier - Rotorvator Hyas, Pura Pura - Speakers J Wax - Nasty AJ Tracey - Red Bull (TC4 Carnival Remix) aespa - Spicy (Nitepunk Remix) Kanye West - All Of The Lights (Girl Tool Pulse Mix) Branko - MPTS (Chords Version) Champion - XYLA Kingdom - Stalker Ha Badder Den Dem - Burro Banton @mnrchy_ www.mnrchy.com

Happy Holidays! So, how are you feeling about this year coming to an end?  There continues to be so much change. In my last solo cast of 2023, I share the consensus of what I have experienced in 2023 along with many I have talked with, coached, sat with over coffee, read online, heard on podcasts, and intuitively felt most of the year. The intuitive answer is the big shift. Life will never be the same. Now three years into this global energetic shift, we must quiet ourselves enough and more often to listen for answers to our needs from our intuition. We are being called to listen even more. Allow the logic and ego mind to do its thing when you need to implement the inner guidance to begin taking action, but not a minute sooner. I share three practices to support strengthening your intuition and discuss how our inner guidance system, our inner GPS, is our sixth sense that we were born with but most were not taught how to use it. Society and collective consciousness have not evolved enough to make that change – BUT we are on the way with all the excellent teachers today insisting we learn what comes natural to us and for us. I take you through a current story of when I patiently waited for that guidance and what came of that was my dream come true. This and more weaves the story of how Sogno Toscano Retreat came to be and I give you all the glorious details in taking the adventure of a lifetime in Tuscany Italy.   Links from the show: Use my calendly link to schedule a 30 min connection call to ask questions about the retreat and talk about your next chapter. https://calendly.com/successcoach-marladiann/connection Early rate ends Dec 28. (6) spots for Tuscany, Italy Women's Retreat May 18-23, 2024. https://marladiann.com/tuscany/ for all the details and registration. 6 days/5 nights in dreamy Tuscany,  Download my free three handouts for creatives www.marladiann.com/free

“When people drive up through the gates, and they come up to the reception and have their first welcome drink, they cancel virtually everything they had planned outside the gates. Because they realize, maybe these 3 to 4 days they've decided to stay at Borgo, there's so much to do and there's so much they would like to experience.” We're in great company with Claus Thottrup, Founder and Owner, along with his wife Jeanette, of Borgo Santo Pietro, an award-winning 300 acre estate and luxury boutique hotel - with encompassing restaurants, a holistic spa, organic skincare range, and extensive working farm they call home - build upon nearly 2,500 years of history, legend, mysticism and sacred healing rights, found in the heart of the Tuscan countryside.  Originally from Denmark, the Thottrup's lived and worked in London for many years before they decided upon building a life in Tuscany for their family. Being inspired to create a type of retreat where they would imagine staying during their own travels, they soon realized the desire to share their vision with the world, welcoming guests to the destination that Borgo has now become.  As we welcome in Season 4 of this series, Claus celebrates the slow evolution it took to weave together their backgrounds in design, building development and restoration, their passion for good food and wine, their dedication to organic production and its sustainability principles, their appreciation of craftsmanship, artisans and antiques, and their love of nature and its curative properties all in order to create the retreat that is now Borgo Santo Pietro. Top Takeaways [1:45] The story of how two Danes met at an Italian restaurant in Copenhagen, pursued careers in property development and fashion design in London, before longing to call Italy home.  [6:30] Little did the Thottrup's know when they went on a search through Tuscany for a private family home, that they would find Borgo Santo Pietro and it would have other plans for them… [15:00] After their own worldly travels, Claus and Jeanette refused to adopt the “no mentality” and instead aspired to ensure “you can have what you want, when you want, where you want.” [19:30] Guests can experience gardens and gastronomy abound - from pop-up dining events in the vegetable garden to the weekly farmers market, from a Tuscan style cooking school to wood-fired pizza classes, from onsite chocolate, ice cream and cheese production to vineyard tours and wine tastings, from microgreens plated at the Michelin-starred restaurant Saporium to the fermented snacks found in the suites. [33:30] “For me it's fundamental, it's the only future,” explains Claus when he discusses the importance of sustainability in the entire ethos behind Borgo and their surrounding community.  [42:00] Jeanette's natural skincare line, Seed To Skin which is grown, developed and produced on property, was inspired by a holistic lifestyle change and spiritual connection to this sense of place.  [53:15] The perfect summer holiday for the Thottrup's includes sailing around the Mediterranean Sea so naturally they built their own sailing yacht, Satori, for guests to enjoy a slow traveled and sustainably focused excursion.  [1:06:20] Every season in Tuscany serves its purpose and there is beauty to be found in each and every one.  Notable Mentions London Fine Dining at Pétrus or The Ledbury The Sword In The Stone at The Abbey of San Galgano Sammarco from Castelli dei Rampolla  Satori Yacht | @satoribyborgosantopietro PN Homes | Italy and UK   Visit For Yourself Borgo Santo Pietro Website | @borgosantopietro Borgo Santo Pietro Wines | @borgosantopietrowines Borgo Santo Pietro Saporium | @borgosantopietrosaporium Seed To Skin Website | @seedtoskintuscany Stay In Good Company Website 

This is our third and final podcast about the beautiful city of Florence and we might have just saved the best til last. But first, Just to answer a question I have received many times about our arrival in Florence in episode 62 – no I still don't know why the guy said he was a sniper and what he was actually trying to say – if you don't know what I'm talking about – then go back and listen to the beginning of Episode 62 and you will understand – still one of the funniest things that happened to us in Florence. Ok, back to episode 64 where we are taking you to my favourite palace in Florence – the Pitti Place (I know, the name doesn't do it justice) as well as the beautiful Boboli Gardens which are a green oasis in the middle of the city.  Our guide Carmella showed us the most amazing galleries and living quarters of the palace. There was a quirky artwork including butterflies and dwarfs plus the most paintings by Raphael any where in the world.  In fact all the Ninja turtles are represented at the Palace. We learnt so much about the art and artists (obviously as I am still calling them ninja turtles) and the beauty in this palace was stunning. Come with us as we walk around the 11 acres of the Boboli gardens.  Some of the best views of the city are from the top of the gardens. We are quite intrigued by some of the grottos which look like lumps of plaster thrown against cave walls, but then you realise they are actually animals. Weird but fascinating. Next we go to a museum and unusual type of art gallery that only the locals seem to know about.  and it was incredible.  It involves rare semi precious stones and it is a technique that is only practiced in Florence.  Stay listening to the end to hear about the sport – if you can call it that – called Calcio Storico.  We tell you about this game which is a combination of rugby, martial arts, boxing, wrestling, and American football, just to name a few. It basically seems like a big brawl on the sand field involving 27 players on each side trying to score the most points. It actually dates back centuries and even some Popes played it in the Vatican city.  It's a game unique to Florence and it's only played once a year in the annual tournament in June and involves 4 teams from the four classic neighbourhoods and the locals love it. Make sure to check out the show notes and pictures from this episode by clicking the link to Episode 64 below www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/64/florence3 If you know anyone planning a trip to Italy please send them to the www.beachtravelwine.com/italy You can find all our travel podcasts and blogs or contact us at www.beachtravelwine.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leanne-mccabe/message

It would be difficult to list every topic that we cover in this podcast with Hans Castelijns; his curiosity and passion for hoof-care are infectious, and we had a great conversation. Learn more about Hans on his website, which comes available in many languages: http://www.farriery.eu Thank you to this episode's sponsor the Hoofcare Essentials Foundation and their partners. You can find more information on the HEF website www.hoofcareessentials.com *Podcast subscribers also get 10% off my books when ordered from drsimoncurtis.com and webinars over on Eventbrite - use the code PODCAST at checkout* Find me on Facebook & Instagram @drsimoncurtis
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Have you ever wanted to visit the wine region of Tuscany in Italy or be under the Tuscan sun? Well keep listening as we transport you to the stunning Tuscan hills and believe me it was stunning. We spent 2 days in a Castle on top of a hill in Tuscany and it was every bit as idyllic as you can imagine. Listen to hear all about the Castle we stayed in, how we were gobsmacked with our room.  Actually not just our room – everything about this place was spectacular. We describe the views, the gardens, the vineyards and my favourite the infinity pool.  Wow it was amazing. We tell you about the wine tour we did which included a tour of the vineyard, the wine cellar with all the barrels under the castle and then to top it off a five course banquet dinner with accompanying wines in the beautiful restaurant at the castle. Make sure you click on the link to the show notes below to see all the pictures of the castle, the hills, the views and the infinity pool. www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/60/tuscany There is also a link to the Castello Vicchiomaggio where we stayed and a map showing exactly where it is located. And don't forget if you know someone planning a trip to Italy – then please share our Italian podcasts and blogs with them. At www.beachtravelwine.com/italy You can see all our podcasts or blogs or contact us at www.beachtravelwine.com Enjoy Episode 60 all about Tuscany.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leanne-mccabe/message

Law of the Land with Gloria J. Browne-Marshall, Constitutional Law Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and author of She Took Justice, talks about Protest in the United States for a Broadcast on RadioMontegiovi in Tuscany, Italy.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gloria-j-browne-marshall/support

“And so you really are able to experience and meet the world from a very small and beautiful place, which makes you really aware of what's around you. Its a very cosmopolitan place in the countryside next to a tiny town.” We're in great company with Angelica Fenzi, the 4th generation of the Fenzi family to play her part in savoring, refining and celebrating the history of Fattoria San Donato, a small medieval village, working farm, winery and agriturismo immersed in the rolling hills of the Tuscan countryside.  Fattoria San Donato and the Fenzi family will always hold a special place in my heart and memory as it was here that Nick Beyer got down on one knee and asked me to marry him, set to the scene of the sun setting over the vineyards, as we nestled into a private picnic paired with the most perfect wine.  As we celebrate the 1 year anniversary of our engagement, it brings me the greatest, most sincere pleasure to share this story of the place and the people that inspired Stay In Good Company.  Top Takeaways [2:25] From a cherished childhood growing up on her family's agriturismo, Angelica moved to London to study anthropology and then Milan to study food and wine, before returning home with that education and appreciation for the terroir and architecture at Fattoria San Donato's doorstep.  [8:10] Its a whole family affair to keep the fattoria fully functioning with Angelica overseeing the marketing, weddings and events, her sister Fiamma taking care of the animals, and her sister Benedetta learning her way around the vineyard and winery.  [10:15] What Angelica's parents have taught her about kindness, generosity, and passion for food and wine.  [11:50] How San Donato came to be, dating back to when it was a hilltop medieval village first documented in 971 AD, to when the Fenzi family purchased the property in 1932, slowly turning it into the farm, winery and agriturismo it is today. [19:00] Expect to experience all of your senses when you arrive at San Donato - the warmth of the sun, the smell of rosemary, the view of beautiful green hills, the taste of a crisp glass of Vernaccia, and the sound of laughter coming from the courtyard.  [22:40] There's so much of Tuscany to explore without having to leave San Donato - from cooking classes to truffle hunting, a dip in the pool to yoga and meditation with horses, you'll learn the techniques, the history and the intention behind these cultural experiences. [26:45] Since the beginning, the Fenzi family has realized they too are guests passing through this place and thus their respect for nature allows the grapes to speak for themselves and be a reflection of the terroir. [42:00] What Angelica and her sisters aspire to do in being the next generation to steward San Donato, from showcasing more art, collaborating with local craftspeople, and continuing to celebrate the Tuscan gastronomy.  Notable Mentions ASD Piuma Sacra (Sacred Feather) Things to do about San Gimignano Gelateria Dondoli  Galleria Continua Vernaccia Wine Experience  Osteria del Carcere  Ristorante Perucà Santo Spirito Square for aperitivo in Florence Volterra where Twilight was filmed Small towns of Monteriggioni & Abbadia a Isola Visit For Yourself Fattoria San Donato Website  @fattoriasandonatobio Stay In Good Company Website

Join Brooke and Elena as they talk about Brooke’s journey from her home in Canada to Tuscany Italy for an extended stay as Brooke and her husband undergo an accessible renovation back home. Jet lagged and recovering from a cold (please excuse her raspy voice!), Brooke explains how everything went wrong during their 16 hour […]

Human trafficking is defined as the recruitment and coercion of individuals into labour or other activities that entail their exploitation. While victims of human trafficking can be led to engage in any type of labour or criminal activity, most anti-trafficking efforts primarily focus on people who are exploited in sex work. Dr Veronica Marconi of Oregon State University recently carried out a study aimed at better understanding how anti-trafficking organisations in the Italian region of Tuscany determine which migrants are deserving of their assistance.

Jill Goux is a sacred light worker and global thought leader who comes to the table with over 27 years of experiences. She is a seasoned intuitive practitioner, channel, transformational coach, master dowser, published writer, and spiritual teacher who loves to shake things up with an abundance of joy, laughter, love and light. Jill's mission is to empower others to stay fully charged and energetically align to their purpose through life-changing experiences. She coined the phrase 'The Energy Renovator' with a clear intention to help people better understand and manage their energy systems while raising the vibration of their environment, body, mind and spirit so they effortlessly shift from survive, to THRIVE! Jill has facilitated numerous retreats across the US and around the world over the past 2 decades. From Naples Florida to Sedona, and Mount Shasta to Tuscany Italy, she enjoys traveling and gathering people together for these life-altering events. Jill is currently on a US tour to build a crystal grid of light. ________________________________________________________________ Guests Links: Half off a Crystal Grid ceremony (online) Code: CRYSTAL22 $50 Off a 60-minute Energy Renovation Soul Session Code: 50SPECIAL www.JillGoux.com
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The PERFECT wine to match with Pizza has been revealed and reviewed by a Master Sommelier When we launched this podcast in January 2022 I didn't even know what 'Vernaccia di San Gimignano' was? In fact until last week I still didn't and now with the help of Master Sommelier Carlos Santos I know about the region, growing conditions, grape style and importantly food to match!

Finally having a chance to sit back & reminisce, Daniel & Daniella take advantage of the beautiful, scenic views of Tuscany, to reflect on how the experience of Italy is starting to change their perspective & outlook on life back in America.PLEASE RATE AND REVIEWFOLLOW ON IG FOR UPDATES ON EPISODES:https://www.instagram.com/allaboutperspectivepodcast/

This bottle hails from the historic Tuscan region of Chianti; the spiritual home of Sangiovese. Master Sommelier Carlos Santos takes us on a deep dive into the approaches he takes to distinguish the sometimes difficult to assess differences between Sangiovese, Nebbiolo, Pinot Noir and Gamay.   Find out why we open this bottle of wine at the very START of this episode! Get this bottle where we got ours: Dan Murphys Daily wine tips on our Instagram @GotSomme Watch this episode on Youtube   This podcast proudly presented by Grays.com: https://www.grays.com/search/wine-and-more?tab=itemsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#031- Today we speak with Kathryn Tomajan and Robin Sloan from Fat Gold Olive Oil.  Launched in 2017, Fat Gold is an Oakland based small batch producer of California Extra Virgin Olive Oil.  They source really interesting olives from all over the state, turning them into unique special olive oils.“We like to think of it as an urban olive oil company, tying agriculture to the cities was a really important part of our origin story”.After working in the food industry for a while, Kathryn went to Italy to attend a masters program focused on food production in 2011 - she calls it the “Hogwarts of Food”.  That is where she fell in love and obsessed with olive oil.“I remember very vividly tasting olive oil with a very well known high end and fancy producer in Tuscany Italy and he was teaching my masters degree class about olive oil and the first one he had us try - we all kind of shook our heads and said - yeah that tastes like the olive oil I know.  He's like ‘that's rancid.  It's completely spoiled.  Let's teach you about olive oil.'  I thought of myself as a Foodie.  I thought I knew my stuff.  I learned I knew absolutely nothing about this product.” They remain inspired by the food production in West Oakland, Emeryville, and West Berkeley.  Instead of pretending to be in Italy or Napa, Robin says they embrace the industrial, practical and straightforward sensibilities of Oakland and the East Bay.  They like to invite people in and remain accessible.Be sure to listen to the whole interview - Kathryn and Robin tell us how to identify real extra virgin olive oil that is grown, harvested, and produced in California on our grocery shelves.

Podcast listeners and first time visitors to Italy Laura and Ed wanted some help with planning their much longed for dream trip to Tuscany. So we asked our friend Danielle Oteri from Italy travel experts Feast Travel to do a live trip consultation with them. In this session we got to the bottom of their motivation for visiting Tuscany, what they did and didn't want to do and more. Danielle provided lots of suggestions for visiting small towns off the beaten path and wineries to enjoy along the way.Watch this video and you'll get lots of tips for your trip to Tuscany Italy - logistics, places to visit, planning your time and more. Danielle is available for trip consultations via the Feast Travel website and  you'll find full episode show notes, including places mentioned here > untolditaly.com/137Want a deeper connection with Italy and help to plan your travels? Join the friends of the podcast here > untolditaly.com/amici The Untold Italy travel podcast is an independent production. Podcast Editing, Audio Production and Website Development by Mark Hatter. Production Assistance and Content Writing by the other Katie Clarke - yes there are two of us! Support the show

The protection of animal welfare on farms has gained momentum in recent years in Europe, with more and more EU citizens calling for the end of their cruel exploitation. And this is with good reason, for farm animals are considered as mere profit machines. You've all seen those images of cows, pigs or chicken packed into tight cages or confined to small spaces where they spend a short but painful life. In a never-ending quest for profit, industrial farming allows farm animals to be mutilated, abused, crammed together, fed with low quality feed, and transported across the world in dreadful conditions. Overall farm animals are prevented to live according to their natural needs. Yet, it is said that the European Union has the most advanced legislation in the world regarding animal welfare standards. So why such a gap between the European law and farming practices on the ground? How bad is the state of animal welfare in Europe, and what is being done at the EU level to right such wrongs? Also, what alternatives are there to industrial animal farming? You want the answers to these questions? No worries, Slow Food Europe investigated for you! In this episode, you will hear different points of view on this topic from: Jacopo Goracci, farmer of local ancient breeds of cows and pigs in rural Tuscany (Italy) and coordinator of a Slow Food presidium Andrea Gavinelli, who is in charge of the animal welfare unit at the EU Commission Olga Kikou, European Affairs Manager at the organization Compassion in World Farming Do not hesitate to follow @SlowFoodEurope on Twitter, as well as our guests: @Olga_CIWF, @CIWF_EU and @andreagavinelli. And if you don't yet follow SFYN on Instagram, time to catch up!   Host: Alice Poiron Production, editing: Valentina Gritti Music: Leonardo Prieto A project by Slow Food Youth Network   Financed by the European Union. The contents of this podcast are the sole responsibility of the author and CINEA is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.

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OBITCH…this week Madison brings us the insanity behind witch burials, Spencer comes through with an awful disease brought on by cannibalism, we've got an obituary for for a spy, one that's just right, and of course, some dumb.ass.criminallllls. Follow along online: @obitchuarypod on Twitter & Instagram.  Write to us: obitpod@gmail.com Get a cameo from us: https://www.cameo.com/obitchuarypodcast Sponsors:  Workable: Visit Workable.com to start your risk-free 15 day trial. Workable is hiring made easy! Bombas: Get comfy with us, visit Bombas.com/obit to get 20% off your purchase!  Hello Fresh: Skip the trip to the grocery store, visit HelloFresh.com/obit16 for up to 16 free meals + 3 free gifts! Raycon: BuyRaycon.com/obit to save 15% on your purchase! Sources: https://allthatsinteresting.com/kuru https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuru_(disease) https://www.healthline.com/health/kuru#causes https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/15/obituaries/aline-griffith-model-countess-author-and-spy-is-dead.html https://digventures.com/2014/10/why-was-this-13-year-old-girl-buried-face-down/ https://www.newsweek.com/face-witch-tortured-revealed-1452333 https://archive.archaeology.org/online/features/halloween/plague.html#:~:text=The%20solution%2C%20a%20sort%20of%20vampire%20exorcism%2C%20would,out%20of%20the%20grave%20and%20spreading%20the%20plague https://www.donkeyjunk.com/post/the-hag-of-the-fylde-meg-shelton-the-fylde-witch-of-woodplumpton https://historycollection.com/18-reasons-one-is-executed-for-witchcraft-during-the-burning-times/ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2041671/800-year-old-remains-witch-discovered-graveyard-Tuscany-Italy.html https://kmel.iheart.com/featured/the-sana-g-morning-show/content/2020-02-man-fools-churches-into-believing-hes-ed-sheeran-fake-report-goes-viral/ https://obits.columbian.com/us/obituaries/columbian/name/pat-simon-obituary?id=32956005

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Michele Biondi“Down by the river” is the third album by Michele Biondi, from Tuscany (Italy). “Cotton & Moonshine”, his second release as a solo artist, has received positive acclaim in both the E.U. and the U.S.A.In 2015 in Mississippi, he was introduced to the Texas-based blues singer Ray Cashman and harmonica player Stan Street, with whom he began a fruitful collaboration. Since then Biondi had the chance to play in the Us and Europe and also at festivals such as Clarksdale Hambone Festival and Nachez Mississippi Celebration. MICHELE BIONDI,Crosseyed blues,DOWN BY THE RIVERMICHELE BIONDI,Brotherhood,DOWN BY THE RIVERmakingascene,Micheli Biondi,MICHELE BIONDI,Angel of the city,DOWN BY THE RIVERMICHELE BIONDI,Down by the river,DOWN BY THE RIVER 

Hallo Freunde Happy Weekend...Beach Podcast geht mit einem neuen Guest Mix an den Start... An den Turntables war diesmal zu Gast Michela Polli aka SOAVE aus Italien. Viel Spaß Kurt Kjergaard Hello friends Happy Weekend ... Beach Podcast starts with a new Guest Mix ... Michela Polli aka SOAVE from Italy was a guest at the turntables this time. Enjoy It Kurt Kjergaard -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIO: Michela Polli aka SOAVE is a DJ/Producer from Tuscany (Italy). She studies Fashion at the Art School and is dedicates to the study of classical guitar, coming soon to the world of informatics and new digital technologies. In the 2015-2016 season , with Her clothing brand GOODSOUND, realizes to Ibiza Global Radio an exclusive line of t-shirts and sweatshirts. Collaborating with the Radio of Ibiza is passionate about the world of DJing. From 2017 to 2018 collaborates with Pure Ibiza Radio, giving life to the "TechNo Danger" project with which intends to subvert the idea of ​​the Techno "Dangerous" among the Public Opinion, through New Techno Sounds able to transmit Emotions and Positive Energies that involve even those who are not a lover of the Genre. In 2019 continues Her mystical musical "Journey", through the Experimentation and an accurate Research of New Melodic Techno Sounds looking for Melody, Harmony and Love able to reawaken the Soul. At the end of 2020 gives life to POLLUTIOn project. POLLUTIOn was born from Musical Inspiration of a Group of Artists to Draw Attention to the serious consequences of Pollution through the production of a dedicated Vinyl Record in Defense of the Environment. Coming soon, stay tuned On: facebook.com/POLLUTIOn2020 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/soavegoodsound instagram.com/soave_official facebook.com/SoaveOfficial -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklist: Animal Picnic & Aaryon - Tets (Original Mix) Hans Bouffmyhre - Rise Above (Keith Carnal Remix) Matador - Ramaha (Original Mix) Carlo Ruetz - Strangers [Rukus] Farrago - Trouble Will Follow Farrago - I Serve Afterlife008_Fideles – Hadar Afterlife008_Fideles – Avior VII Circle - Nobody Can Escape From Himself (Keith Carnal Remix) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Beach Podcast™ is a Podcast Series by Kurt Kjergaard Beach Podcast™ Website kurtkjergaard.wixsite.com/beachpodcast play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

Hallo Freunde Happy Weekend...Beach Podcast geht mit einem neuen Guest Mix an den Start... An den Turntables war diesmal zu Gast Michela Polli aka SOAVE aus Italien. Viel Spaß Kurt Kjergaard Hello friends Happy Weekend ... Beach Podcast starts with a new Guest Mix ... Michela Polli aka SOAVE from Italy was a guest at the turntables this time. Enjoy It Kurt Kjergaard -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIO: Michela Polli aka SOAVE is a DJ/Producer from Tuscany (Italy). She studies Fashion at the Art School and is dedicates to the study of classical guitar, coming soon to the world of informatics and new digital technologies. In the 2015-2016 season , with Her clothing brand GOODSOUND, realizes to Ibiza Global Radio an exclusive line of t-shirts and sweatshirts. Collaborating with the Radio of Ibiza is passionate about the world of DJing. From 2017 to 2018 collaborates with Pure Ibiza Radio, giving life to the "TechNo Danger" project with which intends to subvert the idea of ​​the Techno "Dangerous" among the Public Opinion, through New Techno Sounds able to transmit Emotions and Positive Energies that involve even those who are not a lover of the Genre. In 2019 continues Her mystical musical "Journey", through the Experimentation and an accurate Research of New Melodic Techno Sounds looking for Melody, Harmony and Love able to reawaken the Soul. At the end of 2020 gives life to POLLUTIOn project. POLLUTIOn was born from Musical Inspiration of a Group of Artists to Draw Attention to the serious consequences of Pollution through the production of a dedicated Vinyl Record in Defense of the Environment. Coming soon, stay tuned On: facebook.com/POLLUTIOn2020 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/soavegoodsound instagram.com/soave_official facebook.com/SoaveOfficial -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklist: Animal Picnic & Aaryon - Tets (Original Mix) Hans Bouffmyhre - Rise Above (Keith Carnal Remix) Matador - Ramaha (Original Mix) Carlo Ruetz - Strangers [Rukus] Farrago - Trouble Will Follow Farrago - I Serve Afterlife008_Fideles – Hadar Afterlife008_Fideles – Avior VII Circle - Nobody Can Escape From Himself (Keith Carnal Remix) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Beach Podcast™ is a Podcast Series by Kurt Kjergaard Beach Podcast™ Website kurtkjergaard.wixsite.com/beachpodcast play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

Carole Stone travels to her holiday home in Caprese Michelangelo, a picturesque village and commune located in the province of Arezzo, Tuscany, Italy, and the birthplace of Renaissance artist Michelangelo. Carole, a British author and freelance radio and television broadcaster spent 27 years at the BBC beginning as a newsroom secretary and went on to become the producer of Radio 4‘s flagship discussion programme Any Questions? She established her own 'think tank', YouGovStone Ltd, a joint venture with YouGov, the opinion polling agency in 2007. Her late husband, the broadcaster Richard Lindley MBE, worked on BBC Panorama for fifteen years, and was the first western television journalist to interview Saddam Hussein. He also featured on ITV news. Carole is a member of LWS. Other Podcast links 1st link below to my YouTube videos – I posted 11, two a week from first anniversary of Richard’s death 8th November 2020 to firsts anniversary of his funeral 11th December 2020 Around 4 minutes each with the last one nearer 18 minutes as it had the sermon from Revd Dr Sam Wells at St Martin-in-the-Fields and the podcast of Richard talking to me that I used in the piece for you from his Richard & Friends podcasts. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM6lmkn_dWU7RYH3D6WsVBw 2nd link below to my Carole Stone Grief, taking life in your stride podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/grief-and-taking-life-in-your-stride/id1540111185 3rd link to’ Richard and Friends’ podcast below, has photos but they can be ignored https://audioboom.com/channels/4997122he He recorded just three about 8 minutes each, the one I used his conversation with me, plus one with political speech writer David Rogers about the last General Election and another about music he enjoyed with pianist Tom Wakelely. 4th link Richard and Friends podcasts https://audioboom.com/channels/4997122 - Richard and Friends without photos Singer on the Fantasy Holiday podcast is: Alice Callari Girl on the Ukulele: Flora Naughtie

In this week's episode, Lizbeth De Los Reyes and Ana Heermann plan a wonderful Honeymoon adventure to the sun kissed land of Tuscany, Italy. But for real, this week's episode is a Plan There is all about Love, inspired by Valentine's Day. Is there a word for amistad? Yes! It's this episode! Ana takes Liz through all the things she would plan on doing while traveling Tuscany, (it mostly includes food tours and wine tastings) and Liz creates a proper Honeymoon adventure with a beautiful Italian chateau, romantic adventures with a significant other to hot springs and horse races, and a plans for a concert. Follow Just a Little Detour on Instagram at @little.detour.podcast! Follow Just a Little Detour on Twitter at @littledetourpod for updates and early quotes from our unreleased episodes that might be the title! Follow us on Tiktok at @littledetourpod for some video antics! Send us an email with questions about our trips, tips we have, app suggestions and the like at little.detour.podcast@gmail.com. You can find us on Facebook at facebook.com/justalittledetour. Every Friday, we will be recapping a previous episode and linking all of our app suggestions, hostel/hotel recommendations, as well as restaurant and food places, so head to our page for that! Find Ana Heermann on Instagram at @anabanana625 and on Twitter at @madcowsmoo2! Find Lizbeth De Los Reyes on Instagram at @lizbeth_delosreyes and on Twitter at @lizdelosreyes31! Music by Caleb Raman. Artwork by Hannah Hull. Find her on Instagram at @hannah.b.hull!

I am addicted to Youtube. I have been watching the channel of Kylie Flavell who is from Australia but lives in Tuscany Italy. However she travels around the world and one of your travels was to and through Iran. Look her up on Youtube, she has a great channel. In her travel to Iran there was a moment where she sat down with an Iranian women who started a business to help the travel industry and created a payment processing system to go around the sanctions that has stopped the flow of money and travel. But she made a statement that has stuck with me, so much that I posted on social media this morning. Let me share her statement, "Sometimes there are things in our way but that doesn't mean we can't do anything". If you like my content, help me out by supporting me on www.buymeacoffee.com/MichaelLodge If you have any questions or comments, send me a text to 818.252.5682 or email me at info@lodge-co.com www.lodge-co.com

Do you dream of drinking Italian wine under the Tuscan sun?Or maybe wandering the cobblestone streets of a hill town in Tuscany?Today I'm talking about traveling around Tuscany, Italy — specifically the area known as the Val d'Orcia.The Val d'Orcia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And it's loaded with gorgeous scenery, charming towns, world class wine and delicious food. If you choose one area to go to in Tuscany, the Val d'Orcia is it!While Tuscany is one of the most popular regions in Italy to visit, I'll offer up some tips on some of the lesser visited destinations and sites along with some of the more famous places. If you want to chat about the Val d'Orcia  more, then drop me an email at lynne@wanderyourway.com.In this episode: 1:27 Putting Val d'Orcia, Tuscany on the map3:14 UNESCO World Heritage Site6:18 Montepulciano8:50 Pienza10:36 San Quirico d'Orcia13:07 Montalcino16:39 Bagno di Vignoni18:10 Castiglione d'Orcia & Rocca d'Orcia20:26 Monticchiello22:19 Radicofani23:43 Sant'Antimo Abbey24:45 Chapel Vitaleta26:20 Via Francigena28:08 Sante Marie di Vignoni Winery30:51 Fanti Winery32:00 Banfi Winery33:35 A storyImportant Links:12 of the Most Beautiful Towns in TuscanyVal d'Orcia — Now THIS is Tuscany9 Amazing Things To Do in Montepulciano ItalyVal d'Orcia UNESCOItalian Tourism BoardIf you haven't subscribed, please do so.And for more information on all things Europe travel, visit the Wander Your Way website.

Anthony Abbagnano has been a pioneer throughout his life. He studied with great spiritual teachers in his early twenties, built a successful career while being a young single parent, followed his spiritual calling to India and Bali and he has faced challenges that made him the kind of leader whose words and teachings feel genuine and understandable.For more than a decade Anthony has dedicated his life to the breath. Anthony is the founder of Alchemy of Breath and has created one of the most comprehensive systems of breathwork that you'll find today. He has introduced the breath and it's potential to address trauma, addiction, stress, anxiety and other modern-day challenges to thousands of breathers around the world.His weekly free online breathwork sessions are attended by people from all over the world and all walks of life. Anthony aims all of his efforts at bringing the power of the breath to as many people as possible and with Alchemy of Breath he has created the most comprehensive and widely accredited breathwork training available.Now Anthony brings all of his life experience into rebuilding an abandoned retreat-centre in Tuscany / Italy and turn it into ASHA the Alchemy School of Healing Arts and a platform for the community that he has built of the past few years.In this episode, you will hear about Anthony's early spiritual experiences with great teachers, how he built his first retreat centre in the nineties in Italy and how his journeys brought him to India, Bali and back to Italy. Anthony speaks about he found his purpose in life, how he defines leadership and community and how we can live a meaningful life by opening up to our emotions.Inhale, exhale, enjoy!

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#12 : Mario Cristiani - Galleria Continua - On the mission for Contemporary Art in Rome This discussion Podcast with Mario Cristiani unveils the story of how a small cultural association founded back in 1994 in a 30-meter-square ex cinema space from Tuscany has become over 30 years one of the most famous names of international contemporary art galleries listed in the exclusive 100 Power List 2019 of the British ArtReview magazine? Mario Cristiani, if you don't know him yet, is one of the three founders of the international contemporary art gallery Galleria Continua from San Gimignano in Tuscany (Italy). Galleria Continua celebrates this year its 30-year Anniversary with a major accomplishment for the democratization and transmission of contemporary Art in the world creating bridges between Italy and the rest of the world. I meet Mario Cristiani for the opening in Rome of a permanent gallery in the premises of the St Regis Hotel, the fifth gallery after Beijing in 2004, France in 2007 and Cuba in 2015. The works featured are from the Cuban Artist José Yaque who presents in the second part of our podcast his paintings and installations he prepared appositely for the exhibition of tonight at the Roman Galleria Continua. Language of the Episode : ITALIAN. If there is a key message to remember from my encounter with Mario Cristiani, it is that an Art gallery has a social mission which can be accomplished thanks to a common vision and a passion shared between all parties and the artists. For Galleria Continua, the vision could be formulated as "offering upcoming generations an even better world through Art" says Mario Cristiani. The Galleria Continua has always distinguished itself by exploring different art disciplines or discovering new international emerging talents out of the ordinary paths of the Art World. Bringing pieces of Arts in legacy, thanks to artists, in other places, just as the Ancient did in the major Art capital cities like Rome or San Gimignano. For the three founders of Galleria Continua, Mario Cristiani, Lorenzo Fiaschi and Maurizio Rigillo it all started from the friendship of three very different and complimentary characters sharing a genuine vision placing the Art at the center of the Liberty of the individuals. The success of the Art gallery and its missions (profit and non profit) was not something obvious nor planned, but rather as Mario Cristiani says with humility "the projects happened because we met people sharing the same vision". Just like the opening of the gallery at the St Regis with the Director and Art passionate Giuseppe De Martino : "we launched a series of collaborations and it ended in the opening of a gallery". The project for Rome goes beyond the opening in such a prestigious and luxury location, the aim is to educate new generations to contemporary art through new art experiences and also to extend to other places of the city. Offering crossed visions of contemporary art allowing to create our own perception. The Galleria Continua is present in all major international Art fairs like Art Basel in Hong Kong from March 20 to 25 2020, for the first time through viewing rooms, featuring the works of international renowned artists such as Leandro Erlich, Antony Gormley, Anish Kapoor, Pascale Martine Tayou. Language : Italian. The interview is always in the original language of the interviewee to hear the direct voice of people that shape the Art and Fashion industry today. If you like this podcast

An agriturismo — a working farm that offers BnB-type accommodations — is an ideal home base for exploring the Tuscan countryside. At these cozy lodgings, you'll find rustic furnishings, warm hospitality, and the chance to slow down and taste rural life in Italy. More info about travel to Italy: https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/italy

An agriturismo — a working farm that offers BnB-type accommodations — is an ideal home base for exploring the Tuscan countryside. At these cozy lodgings, you'll find rustic furnishings, warm hospitality, and the chance to slow down and taste rural life in Italy. More info about travel to Italy: https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/italy

In a villa in the Tuscany hills in Italy Lisa and Anglo-Italian food writer, cook and presenter Paola Maggiulli, aka The Tiny Italian have spent the day exploring Siena. Paola was brought up in London with a South American mother and Italian father and spent most of her childhood in the family delicatessen in London’s Battersea. She’s diced with danger in Colombia, travelled the length of Italy to find the best regional dishes and has a burgeoning TV career including appearances on ITV’s The Big Audition and Channel 4’s Cooking up a Fortune. Lisa and Paola travelled to the Mansalto Estate in Tuscany Italy courtesy of Bookings For You, specialists in luxury villas and apartments across Italy and France. On this episode we cover:   The Mansalto estate in the hills of Tuscany Monte San Savino Surrounded by vineyards and olive groves in a luxury old farmhouse Having a Paula Yates moment The first Big Travel Podcast in pyjamas Paola Maggiulli the Tiny Italian Being from Italy, Colombia, Battersea and Essex Paola’s recent appearance on Chanel 4’s Cooking Up a Fortune The deli in Battersea the family had for 20 years An old school ‘salumeria’; salamis hanging off the wall Every single cheese you can imagine, wines, olive oils, fresh pasta Feeding the community for over 20 years Seeing the community kids grow up Her dad coming from Puglia Putting his love into the deli and people around him Gentrification, business rates and rents pushing local businesses out Paola feeling that something huge was going to be missing out of their lives Starting with selling things out of a fridge on North Cote Road Being ‘a curvy girl’ and looking very Italian Lisa and Paola doing nothing but talking about food and eating for two days The cooking class experience (Cooking in Florence) that even Lisa managed Spreading passion about food Great chefs that can make things look pretty Encouraging the less confident people to cook Food and cooking can be as easy as you want it to be Paola leaving a career in fashion to cook Cooking being a great way for people to de-stress Good home-cooking being able health, nutrition and family values Her Columbian mother and Italian father meeting in the White Hart Pub in Enfield Her dad taking three girls out but picking her mum Slow dancing to Spandau Ballet Regular trips to Colombia as a child Being chaperoned around Colombia due to the risk of kidnap Narcos on Netflix making everything make sense Colombians working to live so they can party on the weekend Being a shy child brought out by salsa parties with cousins Since the day she was born going to Italy every summer Her parents working three jobs to afford trips home The long trip by train every summer to Italy – due to her Dad’s fear of flying Her Nonna’s funeral being the catalyst for her father to finally fly Quitting her career in fashion after 15 years Spending four months travelling all the Italian regions to eat Being a London girl and wanting to travel to Italian cities Learning the dishes in Naples, Rome, Perugia, Florence, Genoa, Milan and Torino Every single region having vastly different cooking and food “Italian food does not exist" Italy only unified in the late 19th century Being invaded by everyone who left their own traditions Her most stand-out meal in the old Jewish quarter in Rome ‘Cuccina povra’ poor man’s food using every part of an animal Tonnerelli a la gricca – pork cheek carbonara Rome’s four pastas Lisa’s long lost artichoke restaurant in Rome – can you find it? ‘Slumming it’ in Cuba in Casa Particulares Loving nothing more than hanging out with the locals The strong-faced, bleach-haired AirBnB owner who gives the best parties Neapolitan women being strong and ‘owning the streets’ Lisa and Paola both having a stand out story involving a salsa guy in Trinidad in Cuba Do Cuba chop people’s hands off?! How a salsa dancing man is so sexy Salsa lessons on the rooftop amongst billowing sheets at sunset Poverty and happiness in Havana Coming across the aftermath of guerrilla shooting outside Bogota age 14 Having to hide out in a local house Not being allowed to talk in taxis, wear jewellery or attract attention due to fear of kidnapping Colombia having dramatically changed The country being very popular with instragrammers Colombia being about emeralds, coffee, orchids and the best parties in the world Working in fashion in New York The brilliance of Philadelphia – the food scene, the music scene and more American Italian food being very different to actual Italian food Italian Americans being extremely proud of their heritage Fascinated how immigrants choose to embrace or otherwise their home culture The brilliant press trip with Bookings for You in Mansalto Paola’s top tips for Italian food in New York ‘Eataly’ Italian food supermarket Brooklyn’s being more youthful and creative than Manhattan Eating the most incredible Chinese food in Queens Lisa going to Harlem for the first time Paola recommending soul food in Sylvia’s in Harlem Paola’s Sopranos moment in a mob-style joint in Little Italy Old school 70s and 80s salsa              

Your London Legacy loves to catch up with some of the great characters and iconic buildings in our magnificent city, and today’s guest is no exception. Nevio Pellicci Jnr is the third generation of the Pellicci family—who came over to London from Lucca, in Tuscany Italy way back in 1900. Back then Priamo Pellicci and his wife Elide came to London with their son and Priamo took a job in a small café, which he subsequently bought. The café was named E.Pellicci in honour of his wife. When Priamo died of tuberculosis in 1931 Elide raised their seven kids and shaped the business into what it is today; a hand crafted, wood-paneled art deco style café/restaurant, which was Grade II listed in 2005. Situated in the heart of Bethnal Green Road, East London, E.Pellicci is now run by Mama Maria who is well into her 70s’, as well as her children Nevio and Anna and older cousin Tony, who has worked there for nearly 50 years. Apart from the food, which is a splendid mix of traditional English and Italian fayre, all freshly prepared on the premises, E.Pellicci is more a social club, where all cultures ages and sections of society happily sit across the Formica tables from each other and share their stories. Celebrities drop in from time to time to sample the unique atmosphere, and the Krays used to meet up regularly to hold court. E.Pellicci is a unique place with a special character and in this chat with Nevio you get a real flavour of the stories it holds.   “It’s not just a café to us—or a workplace—it’s like our second home. We were always in here from when we were babies.” [9:40] We recorded in the back of the cafe by the  kitchen – you’ll certainly get a taste of the ambiance of a hip and running café in this episode. There are pictures of the family hung up in the back of Nevio’s grandmother and grandfather—photos taken at a time where it was a pretty big deal to get a whole portrait taken. There are countless stories that have been passed down through the life of the café—including some of his granddad being a bit of a trouble maker—evidenced by a story about how he won a racehorse gambling and clomped it right into the café. The stories stack on top one another, as Nevio is the 3rd generation to run the establishment. [14:40] “We had a massive fire here in 2000 and we were very lucky because one of our customers saw the smoke coming out the door about ten o’clock at night—a firetruck came down and said if they were ten minutes later we would’ve lost all the wood.” The fire shut down the restaurant for about eight months which allowed for a renovation of the kitchen—completely gutted and redone. They have more space and organization now and the original wood was able to be saved, keeping the integrity of the café’s lovely art deco styling. [22:20] People are drawn to E.Pellicci for too many reasons to count. There’s the food, atmosphere, and the personalities that run it—Nevio will introduce different patrons to one another, two of which have gone on to become a couple a year on. It draws in locals, ambulance service workers, lawyers, store holders—it could be anyone. E.Pellicci embodies the very heart of Your London Legacy, still running three generations down the line, so make sure you stop in, have a bite, enjoy stories of old pranks while making new acquaintances, and soak in a legacy in the making. Links Epellicci.co.uk (https://epellicci.co.uk/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/pelliccicafe/) Support this podcast

The Francesco Toscana IGT Rosso 2015 is an ALDI $8.99 import exclusive. The ALDI website from Germany says this is a blend of Bordeaux grapes with a little Syrah added in to smooth things out. A Toscana IGT Rosso indicates that this is a Red (Rosso) wine from the whole of Tuscany (Italy) and not an individual sub-growing region and IGT shows that the grapes have the characteristics of Tuscany, but wasn't produced to the DOC or DOCG rules and regulations. The IGT designation (now changed to IGP) came about when wineries in Tuscany choose to add French grape varietals (usually Merlot or Cabernet or Syrah) to their traditional Sangiovese. The DOC/DOCG rules in place did not permit this blend and the resulting bottles were forced to be categorized as Table Wine, the lowest Italian wine class. The problem was that those unapproved blends took off in popularity (they were called Super Tuscan) and they were selling all they could produce. This put the Italian wine authorities in a bad position, how can you promote DOCG/DOC wines as the top of Italian wine when a Table Wine was out selling everyone? So, they split the difference and created the IGT category. Now, anytime an Italian winemaker wants to make a wine that doesn't follow the rules, which happens quite often in the value-priced wine range, they just get it approved as a IGT/IGP and its all good. The Francesco Rosso is a 2015 vintage which shows this Red blend has a good deal of age, both oak barrel? and bottle for an $8.99 Tuscan wine. The alcohol content is 14%. The color is a dark, black cherry red, see-thru, but just barely. The nose is blackberries, vanilla, a little cherry, a little spice and roses, off all things. This is a Red that is smooth upfront and then the structure kicks in, which lets you know this is an Italian wine. It tastes of black cherry and sweet blueberry, dusty chocolate powder, black pepper, and plum. The mid-palate offers raspberry mixed with tart cranberry, some not sweet candy spices, and a slap of vanilla. The tannins make their presence known, they are sweet and don't bite, but you can feel them. The acidity is nicely balanced, this wine drinks well and it is a food wine, of course its Italian. The finish is soft and subtle, but does linger. The Francesco Toscana IGT Rosso 2015 is a solid 9 buck wine, smooth and flavorful, with enough structure to hold it together. In Europe, ALDI is THE bang-for-the-buck wine destination, it doesn't have that reputation in the US, the wine section is too small and haphazardly put together. But, don't sleep on their European wine selections (actually I have found some pretty decent Paso Robles and Sonoma wines at ALDI,too), they have long-term relationships with top-notch wineries thru-out Europe and are well-known for offering outstanding wine on the cheap. That this Tuscan wine with some age to it is selling for $8.99 and is very enjoyable is not unexpected, ALDI's European wine reputation is well-earned. Sip it on a Netflix night or pour a glass with some pasta, this is a well-priced bottle that delivers.

EP 005 The Time I Lived On A Nude Farm In Tuscany, Italy + My Saturn Return Crisis by Tara Mullarkey

This episode is an experiment as I take you on a journey with me through Tuscany, Italy. I recorded it throughout the day as I went on a wine tasting and sight-seeing experience. My hope is that this episode inspires you to see the world through my thoughts, experiences and senses and not only help yourself but also others to do the same. Credit: Walk About Tours w guide Sera https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Products-g187895-Florence_Tuscany.html Follow Joanie on IG: @joaniedhillon FB: https://facebook.com/joaniekdhillon

Michela Polli aka soAve is an emerging DJ from Tuscany (Italy). She studies Fashion at the Art School and is dedicates to the study of classical guitar, coming soon to the world of informatics and new digital technologies. In the 2015-2016 season , with Her clothing brand GOODSOUND, realizes to Ibiza Global Radio an exclusive line of t-shirts and sweatshirts. Collaborating with the Radio of Ibiza is passionate about the world of DJing, thus beginning soon Her musical journey. She loves to experiment new Techno & Electronic Sounds always looking for Melody, a source of Harmony and Love. At the beginning of 2017 gives life to the "TechNo Danger" project and starts collaborating with Pure Ibiza Radio with which it aims to attract the Music Lovers in general with new Techno and Electronic sounds can convey Emotions and positive Energies in order to contribute significantly to appreciate the genre. https://soundcloud.com/soavegoodsound Download for free on The Artist Union

Tuscany is a famous wine region located in central Italy. It is known primarily for its red wines based on the Sangiovese grape, such as Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino and Montepulciano. Ever since the 1970s, the region has also produced the “Super Tuscans” – wines based on international grape varietals such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. ***Subscribe to our Channels for more: *** ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/BEVERAGETRADENETWORK ► iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/bevcast/ ► Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=233919&refid=stpr

Host Ilona Europa interviewed singer actress ALICIA G Alicia G World, #AliciaGWORLD and actor,producer,writer Martin Harasimowicz , imdb.com/name/nm3059262/ Martin Harris, Actor: The Last Ship. American actor, writer and producer born in Poland, living in Los Angeles and Tuscany (Italy). Known for his role of Lt Nikolai Zybulski in TNT's "The Last Ship", also TV shows like "StartUp", "Days Of Our Lives", "Scorpion"

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In rural Tuscany, you feel an enthusiasm for tradition. The Zanda family raises a rare breed of pigs brought back from the edge of extinction by people who care about traditional agriculture. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

In rural Tuscany, you feel an enthusiasm for tradition. The Zanda family raises a rare breed of pigs brought back from the edge of extinction by people who care about traditional agriculture. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

Pieve di Spaltenna Chianti Classico 2015

Tuscany's countryside is dotted with elegant, aristocratic homes that augment their farming income by renting rooms to travelers. At Villa Belvedere, Rick stays with a family who makes wine on their property and enjoys a meal of locally-produced food. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

Tuscany's countryside is dotted with elegant, aristocratic homes that augment their farming income by renting rooms to travelers. At Villa Belvedere, Rick stays with a family who makes wine on their property and enjoys a meal of locally-produced food. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

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We aren't the only ones dreaming about a family vacation in Tuscany, right? This week we are chatting with Linda from Ciao Bambino, who not only lives in Tuscany with her family, she also plans trips for other families visiting Italy. ON THE PODCAST 00:33 - Talking with Kim about her recent trip to Florida 11:03 - Talking with Linda about Italy 15:12 - How long to spend in Tuscany 18:50 - Different types of accommodations 24:27 - Where is Tuscany 28:04 - Linda’s must see locations 31:31 - What there is to do 37:14 - Linda’s favorite accommodations 37:55 - Best time to go to Tuscany 40:32 - Best place to take a family photo 43:38 - Linda’s favorite travel gear 46:17 - Tip of the week ABOUT LINDA CONSIDINE After growing up in South Africa and living in London, Linda Considine now lives in Tuscany with her husband and two children. She is a Travel Advisor for Ciao Bambino and helps families fulfill their dreams under the Tuscan sun. Planning Your Tuscany Vacation When vacationing in Italy, it is a good idea to spend 4 to 7 days in Tuscany depending on how long you will be in Italy. There is so much to see and do that you will want at least this long to explore. There are a lot of different options when it comes to where to stay. The options depend on your price range and whether you are a family or traveling alone. Keep in mind that hotels are set up differently than what you may be used to, meaning you may need to get an extra room due to the room sizes. Most agriturismos require a seven-day, Saturday-to-Saturday stay. Driving around Tuscany will take longer than you might think. This is a good note to keep in mind when you are deciding where you want to stay and what you want to do. Must see locations: Florence, Cinque Terre, Volterra, Lucca. And keep an eye out for local village events when you are there. Mid June or End of August is an optimal time to go to Tuscany. The heat is not at its highest and there are not as many tourists. BEST PLACE TO TAKE FAMILY PHOTO Near the Ponte Vecchio in Florence is a great place to get a family photo without an abundance of other people in the background. There are plenty of different angles you can use to get a great photo. Another great place for a family photo would be in front of the Tower of Pisa if you are in the area, but it isn't worth a special trip. TIP OF THE WEEK Do not rely on Google Maps when it comes to driving around, and make sure to pick a paper map to help you navigate the backroads of Tuscany. MENTIONED ON THE PODCAST The Beach Club Resort Podcast app FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play and leave us a review! Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035# You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcase and We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for listening!

Tuscany's Chianti wine region, with its rugged hills and farmland, charms visitors with a slower, more rustic lifestyle. South of Chianti is a region called the Crete Senesi, a quintessential Tuscan landscape featuring clay hills and iconic lanes of cypress trees. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

Tuscany's Chianti wine region, with its rugged hills and farmland, charms visitors with a slower, more rustic lifestyle. South of Chianti is a region called the Crete Senesi, a quintessential Tuscan landscape featuring clay hills and iconic lanes of cypress trees. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

Already mix n° 44 in our guest mix series. Time flies as great music pours in. Our next installment comes from a rising Tunisian DJ, Youssef AKA JOSS (@joss_musik) who collaborates with Tuscany-based soAve (@soavegoodsound). They dropped us a very nice and dark deep techno mix. Hence the track list, this is simply said awesome. Show some ❤ and repost when you like the mix. Tracklist: 01. Mondkrater - Ares 02. Static Colours Blind Motive 03. @Clawz-SG - 188Db 04. Nick Devon & Soul Button - Modus 05. @Arudeofficial - Beimischung 06. Clawz SG - Revive 07. Nick Devon - Adrasteia 08. Dizharmonia – Katharsis 09. Mind Against & Aether - Eclipse (Original Mix) 10. Willy Real - Night Ride (Clawz SG Remix) JOSS is one of the four founders of KOLLEKTIK, a group that performed during the Sound of Sahara SOS) festival recently. They played amongst @Ryan-Davis, the sublime @Aaryon_music, @Animal-Picnic and other world-renowned DJs. JOSS and his entourage also orchestrated a successful event featuring @MIDAS104. For the time being, JOSS is working on a project called Impuls, which is a podcasts compilation of different styles ( Techno, Deep techno, Ambient techno and Deep house). These podcasts can be found on his soundcloud account. Michela Polli aka soAve is an emerging DJ from Tuscany (Italy). She's studying Fashion at the Art School and got her first deal with her clothing brand GOODSOUND. She got to make an exclusive line of t-shirts and sweatshirts for Ibiza Global Radio in the 2015-2016 season. Collaborating with the radio station got her excited about DJing and her musical journey got started. She loves to experiment new Techno & Electronic Sounds always looking for Melody, a source of Harmony and Love. Furthermore, she is dedicated to learning how to play the classical guitar. Follow the artists: @joss_musik / @kollektik www.facebook.com/Jossmusik www.facebook.com/Kollektik/ @soavegoodsound www.facebook.com/goodsound.g www.facebook.com/goodsoundJ www.goodsound.it Find us on: www.tanzgemeinschaft.com www.facebook.com/tanzgemeinschaft www.instagram.com/tanzgemeinschaft www.twitter.com/tnzgmnschft www.mixcloud.com/tanzgemeinschaft Download for free on The Artist Union: https://theartistunion.com/tracks/d957cd

The first travel special episode of The Drinks & Destinations podcast is about the idyllic picturesque Italian region, Tuscany. Food, wine, handcrafted and bespoke design shops, the culture and of course the breathtaking views.The hosts Rojita & Sameera will take you on a memorable journey to one of the most favourite European destinations for Travellers from all around the world. The famous Tuscan cities Florence, Sangimignano, Montepulciano and Montalcino and their wine connections. Explore it all.

BIOGRAPHY: Luca Agnelli, 34 years old, from Tuscany (Italy), dj, producer and remixer in constant evolution, is always looking for new targets and more challenges, experimenting uncommon paths and inventing innovative languages. Eclectic, creative, curious and involving, Luca has a unique style which transmits passion and adrenaline, dreams and emotions. His sets are marked by the art of sound manipulation and style pollution, challenging standards and prejudices, playing wisely with technology and everything that enables him to change and produce music reworks. Luca doesn't aim to classify his sound within precise boundaries, but it's quite easy to perceive strong house roots with contemporary techno and deep inflections. Discography >>Releases Luca Agnelli - Landscape - Four Twenty (2011) Luca Agnelli - Very Late e.p. - Etruria beat (2010) Luca Agnelli - 7 o clock - Etruria beat (2010) Luca Agnelli, Marco Faraone - Meat Pack EP - Manocalda (2009) Luca Agnelli - Harbour / Guenda - Takt (2009) Luca Agnelli - Reserved / Beach EP - Ocean Track (2008) Luca Agnelli (Etruria) - Chimera / Cassero EP - Laterra Recordings (2007) Luca Agnelli - Booster EP - MBF (2007) >>Remixes Katoline - Dixieland (Luca Agnelli Remix) - Waldliebe (2011) Alessandro Sensini - Jazzy Shout (Luca Agnelli Remix) - Etruria beat (2010) Stefano Testa - 10 Jackson Ave (Luca Agnelli Remix) - Rebirth (2010) Keemani - Klama (Luca Agnelli Guendalina morning mix) 2010 Ls002 - Lastella Zeta Funk, Alex Pini - Tomboliza (Luca Agnelli Remix) - Mazoom Lab (2009) Meg - Distante (Luca Agnelli Remix) - Multiformis (2008) Claude VonStroke - The Whistler (Luca Agnelli VS Claude VonStroke Remix) - Dirtybird (2007) Flat Pack - Sweet Child O’ Mine (Luca Agnelli Club Mix) - Emotiva (2005) Clubs >>Italy Cocoricò (Riccione), Echoes (Misano Adriatico), Guendalina (Lecce), Angels of Love (Napoli), Kama Kama Camaiore), Magazzini Generali (Milano), Pascià (Riccione), Clorophilla (Taranto), Kursaal (Lignano), Mazoom Le Plaisir (Sirmione), Tenax (Firenze), Area (Venezia), Gallery @ Vox (Modena) Revolution @ Italghisa (Reggio Emilia), Bizzarro @ Saponeria (Roma), Frau Marleen (Viareggio), Clorophilla (Taranto), Marabù (Taormina), Ciclope (Palinuro), Maffia (Reggio Emilia), Dome (Catania), Kinki (Bologna), Exmud (Firenze), Madame Butterfly (Ferrara), Juice of Juice, MTV Club Generation Tour, Wish Afterhours (Riccione), Folies de Pigalle @ Adrenaline (Reggio Emilia), Qube (Roma), Matis (Bologna), Red Zone (Perugia), Alter Ego (Verona), Fellini (Genova), Abacab (Terni), Bier Garten (Palermo), ... . >> Worldwide Cocoon (Frankfurt), Amnesia (Ibiza), Cavo Paradiso (Mykonos), Two A.M. @ 54 (London), Gazgolder (Moscow), Life is Music (Madrid), Mad (Losanne), Pacha (Barcelona), Pacha (Sharm el Sheik), Komplex 457 (Zurich), BCM (Mallorca), Sketch (London), Xueno (Formentera), Bazar (Marseille), ... .

"That's the break. This music is the intermission. When you tired of standing up all night dancing and sweating and hollering and screaming and stomping your feet. And it's time that your woman say - well baby I want to just sit down with you and talk with you. That's where Barry White comes in. And it's a slot that's fitted in every young teenager, young adult, middle aged adult, the one's that dance and don't dance. Everybody takes time out for this kind of music somewhere on their playlist at home. They have to! The human mind can only stand so much of that go go go go go music. And when you got to settle it down...the lyric and the melody is still flowing easy... ...it starts out with a concert concept, it's beautiful strings and setting you up for this thing. It's not just a lot of screaming and loud guitars blazing everywhere." - Barry White (his quote can be heard at 48:19 on this http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/player/web/2009-08-20T18_32_24-07_00 This mix was created in 2000 for Valentine's night at an L.E.S.N.Y.C. venue called SX137. Otherworldly sensual concepts throughout, the title Hug You Squeeze You comes from the tiny voice that keeps saying that phrase in the Cinematic Orchestra Song called Channel 1 Suite. (I once did a gig with them http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=454862735353&set=a.179563705353.244740.586515353. ) Special hello to my friend Alex Sumner who has supported and appreciated my style for years. We've both moved on from SX137 and spreading our art in our own unique ways. Please direct your attention to this cool page on the New York Times website featuring artists renditions of the iconic I Love NY image. Alex has quite a few. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/09/22/nyregion/nylogos.html If you are ever in Miami - look up him up at the Gansevoort Hotel South Beach. He's a Mr. Everything over there. Enjoy the moody, melodic, & mysterious Hug You Squeeze You mix with somebody that you want to hug & squeeze. "Muah & Smooch" is the name of the photo. Taken in Tuscany Italy in early October 2010. The track listing to this mix is unavailable. Gone with a crashed external drive.

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Cycling in Tuscany, Italy

Cycling in Tuscany, Italy

Cycling in Tuscany, Italy

Cycling in Tuscany, Italy