Podcasts about vesuvio

Benvenuti al nostro nuovo episodio del nostro podcast Diellecast! Oggi vi sveliamo una grande novità che farà felici tutti gli amanti del buon vino e non solo. Abbiamo deciso di offrirvi una guida speciale ai vini italiani. Un viaggio tra profumi, sapori e storie che parlano di territori unici e tradizioni millenarie. A guidarci in questa nuova avventura abbiamo la nostra carissima amica Helga, una vera esperta di enologia, pronta a raccontarci piccole chicche e curiosità. Inizieremo con un tema di grande attualità: i dazi imposti dagli Stati Uniti sul vino italiano e il loro impatto sul mercato e sui nostri produttori. Ma subito dopo entreremo nel cuore di questo viaggio tra i calici, andando a scoprire due vini davvero speciali. Per onorare Lia partiamo dalla Campania, terra di vulcani e di leggende. Qui vi presenteremo due vini protagonisti: Il Greco di Tufo, bianco elegante e minerale, che racconta la storia delle colline irpine e del loro suolo vulcanico. Il Lacrima Christi, vino dal nome poetico che porta con sé leggende di lacrime divine, legate ai pendii del Vesuvio. Non vi parleremo solo di vitigni e caratteristiche tecniche, ma vi accompagneremo tra profumi, racconti e suggestioni, scoprendo il romanticismo nascosto dietro ogni bottiglia e il legame indissolubile tra vino e territorio. Speriamo che abbiate un calice, almeno immaginario, pronto per assaporare il nostro viaggio tra sapori, storie e meraviglie italiane. Buon ascolto e cin-cin! Dani & Lia ~~~~ A guide to Italian wines: a journey through flavors, aromas, and stories rooted in unique lands and ancient traditions. With us is our dear friend Helga, a true wine expert, ready to share tips and curiosities. We'll start with a hot topic: U.S. tariffs on Italian wine and their effects on the market and producers. Then, we'll dive into the real stars of this episode—two special wines from Campania, a land of volcanoes and legends. First, the Greco di Tufo, an elegant, mineral white wine from the volcanic hills of Irpinia. Then, Lacrima Christi, a poetic red born on the slopes of Vesuvius, is rich in myth and meaning. We won't just talk about grapes and facts—we'll explore the romance behind every bottle and the deep link between wine and its land. So grab a glass—real or imaginary—and join us for a sip of Italy. Enjoy the episode, and cin cin!

Ya era hora de hablar de historia, que en ella la ciencia es indispensable, por mucho que la consideremos una de las grandes letras. Para hablar de ello han venido la historiadora Alejandra Izquierdo y la arqueóloga Raquel Liceras. Luis Cortés vuelve para cantarle las cuarenta a la RAE y redefinir “Historia”. Pablo Fernández destapa los trapos sucios de uno de los mayores historiadores de todos los tiempos: Plinio el Viejo. Mario nos cuenta cómo radiografiar pirámides y qué tiene que ver la IA con el Vesuvio y Ricardo Moure aclarará si podría volver la peste y se mojará revelando al científico o científica más grande de la historia.

Biografia e opere di Plinio il Giovane, scrittore, avvocato e magistrato romano, autore del Panegirico a Traiano, dell'Epistolario e delle lettere a Tacito sull'eruzione del Vesuvio.

In questo episodio parliamo di archeologia e pasticceria, tra storia antica e tradizioni italiane!Parliamo di:Ercolano e i papiri: la scoperta della Villa dei Papiri e di un'enorme biblioteca anticaArcheologia e tecnologia:  leggere testi greci e latini con l'intelligenza artificialeLa diplomatica al tiramisù: storia e curiosità su questo dolce a strati (ricetta originale qui)Savoiardi e storia italiana: il legame con la famiglia Savoia e le varianti regionaliItaliano con amore: le vostre storie!Le riviste di oggi: Internazionale e La Cucina Italiana.Luoghi che cito: Ercolano, Pompei, Napoli e Vesuvio.LINK UTILI:Il mio audio libro: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠STORIE DI VITALIA⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Le trascrizioni sono nell'Area membri “Il Caffè”: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠CLICCA QUI PER ISCRIVERTI!⁠⁠⁠⁠Newsletter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LINK QUI.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠I corsi di Italiano con Amore ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠SONO QUI!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

In questa puntata del Tamburino condotta da Mariasole Garacci ascoltiamo la voce di Goliarda Sapienza, scopriamo i luoghi e il carcere raccontati nel suo libro L'Università di Rebibbia, e leggiamo un'intervista di Fabio Ferzetti a Mario Martone, pubblicata su L'Espresso, sul suo nuovo film Fuori ora a Cannes e tratto dal romanzo della scrittrice siciliana.Poi, a proposito di cinema e di storie femminili, andiamo a vedere la mostra InVisibili. Le Pioniere del Cinema all'Istituto Centrale per la Grafica, mentre Emanuele Coen ci racconta della sorprendente regista Elvira Notari nel suo libro La figlia del Vesuvio.Infine andiamo al Quadraro per Pratiche Marginali, la manifestazione organizzata da SpazioY con un denso programma di performance, incontri e arte, tra cui DANCE TO RESIST. Dancing together for Palestine curata da Claudia Pecoraro.Sveja è un podcast sostenuto da Periferiacapitale, il programma per Roma della Fondazione Charlemagne.Sostienici anche tu con una donazione su sveja.it

Napoli campione d'Italia: canta Napoli. Festa grande all'ombra del Vesuvio per la conquista del quarto scudetto nella storia del glorioso club azzurro fondato nel 1926.

In Part 2, we pick up where we left off in Part 1, with Misstencil at a new school half a world away from her home in China. Her time in Switzerland started off in business school, a topic that she admits she's not the best at today. Aside from school, she visited other parts of Europe. She got a job in Switzerland, but called her family back home as much as she could afford to. One call she had with them around the new year one year had her feeling like family members were passing the phone and no one wanted to talk with her. She then learned that her grandfather, the one who had raised her, had passed away days before this call. The family had kept the news of his illness from Misstencil, ostensibly to protect her. Her grandfather's death took her about a decade to get over. She was left with a sense of aimlessness and lack of purpose. Going back home felt out of the question, and she liked Switzerland. But her school there had a joint program with a school in the US, and so she applied for a visa. That school was in South Carolina. When her time in South Carolina came to an end, she had a choice—New York or San Francisco. She (correctly) chose The City. Misstencil had friends in SF already, and they let her stay with her. Those friends told her about a website, then only in the Bay Area, that she could use to find her own place. That site was Craigslist, and they were right. She soon found a place of her own. The year was 2000, and little did she know that she was beginning what would be a decades-long stay here. Her first job in The City was for a big company, one that had a dress code that put her in high heels. Looking back, Misstencil is so far removed from that corporate world that she cannot imagine wearing those shoes, or painting her nails, or other things that go along with corporate culture. But we'll get to that. She found herself meeting and befriending older hippies who encouraged her to pursue her art. She was broke, and they put her up. They helped her get art supplies. She had previously set aside any artistic ambitions while going to school and beginning what she thought would be a career. But summoning inspiration from the art her dad used to do and accepting the help of her friends in her new city, she decided to go for it. Misstencil (not known by that name just yet) began to show her art. She recounts the first time she sold a piece, and how that felt. She walked by the gallery and saw that red dot and knew she had to tell everybody about it. She says that art and San Francisco and those early friends she made here saved her. Looking back on her life and the emotional struggles she had endured, Misstencil came to realize that, as an adult and survivor of depression, she wanted to help kids going through that. She lived with roommates in a rent-controlled spot, thus allowing her to do side work of that nature. The person who today is Misstencil of course wasn't always known by that name. That started in 2022. She shares the origin story of her pseudonym. It all began with her simply wanting to beautify parts of The City that had lost their luster, so to speak—boarded-up storefronts and the like. She found herself all over town, talking to people, hearing their stories, hearing how much neighborhoods meant to people. This led Misstencil to conceive of her “San Francisco Lonely Hearts” project, which is how my life intersected with hers. It's a way for her to show her deep love for and appreciation of San Francisco. She shares how she settled on stencil art for her method lately. She never had any formal training or went to art school. She says that because she didn't have a very happy childhood, she wanted her art to help her feel like a kid again. Misstencil goes on a side story about the time she connected with SF icon Frank Chu and invited him to do Bay to Breakers with her. We also talk about the day we met, when she showed her SF Lonely Hearts work-in-progress canvas outside of Vesuvio. In addition to the 2D art that day in Jack Kerouac Alley, she had Frank Chu on a Roomba holding his infamous “12 Galaxies” sign, and a Golden Gate Bridge bench placed in front of the canvas. Before we wrap, I ask Misstencil about upcoming shows she has, and she humors me by plugging our “Keep It Local” show, which she's in. We end the episode with Misstencil's thoughts about our theme this season and the theme of the show this week: Keep it local. Photography by Nate Oliveira

Sul vulcano che da secoli ispira timore e meraviglia e ospita natura incontaminata, ville e osservatori scientifici. Nella versione Weekend di Start parliamo anche del futuro dell'architettura e della sua relazione con le persone alla Biennale di Venezia e dell'incredibile storia della filiera italiana del tabacco. Con due appuntamenti da non perdere per i prossimi giorni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

«La vulcanologia non è fisica, non è matematica. Non può fare previsioni» è quanto ammette uno degli scienziati intervistati, il giorno dopo l'ennesimo sciame sismico che ha scosso i Campi Flegrei, tutta Napoli e il suo golfo. Un paradiso dove emergono meraviglie come Capri, Ischia e Procida, ma che sovrasta una grande conca ribollente che, oltre a generare terremoti continui, potrebbe dare vita ad un altro Vesuvio con altre Pompei e Ercolano. Con conseguenze ancora più catastrofiche sulle persone e le sue case, concentrate cento volte di più di quanto fosse duemila anni fa. Insomma, un paradiso che può trasformarsi in inferno.

Nato tra le vie di Torre Annunziata e cresciuto all'ombra del Vesuvio, Antonio Cozzolino, detto Pilone, fu uno dei briganti più temuti del Meridione postunitario. Ex soldato borbonico, disertore e capo banda, guidò la sua lotta contro lo Stato unitario tra le campagne vesuviane e i monti Lattari. In questo episodio ricostruiamo la sua parabola: dalle prime violenze, alla fuga, alla morte. Buon ascolto...Nota: i primi 13 minuti sono dedicati a una rapida introduzione del contesto storico del brigantaggio; se vuoi passare direttamente alla storia di Pilone, puoi saltare al minuto 13:00.

NBC Sports' Mike Tirico gets a tour of 30 Rockefeller Center and NBC Studios as he fills in for Craig as co-anchor for the week. Also, Glamour editor-in-chief Sam Barry shares a guide to denim and how to pick the best styles to complement your body type. Plus, a closer look at the powerful legacy of the Pontifical Sacred Music Institute and the lasting influence of its music a century later. And, chef Mario Carbone shares a delicious chicken Vesuvio recipe.

Pompei, sepolta dal Vesuvio nel 79 d.C., fu riscoperta nel 1748. Gli scavi hanno svelato un'affascinante testimonianza della vita romana, descritta da Plinio.

In deze aflevering van Le Club & Sommeljj de Podcast duiken we dieper in de wereld van port: van witte ports tot elegante vintage ports en alles daartussenin. We bespreken de stijlen, de verhalen en vooral wat er gebeurt als je port écht gaat proeven. Hieronder vind je de proeflijst en er komt nog een uitgebreid artikel op Le Club met achtergrondinfo over de soorten port en de bijbehorende tips. PROEFLIJST Graham's Blend Series White - perfect voor de port & tonic Warre's 10 years Tawny Port  Dow's Quinta Senhora da Ribeira Dow's Quinta Senhora da Ribeira 2022 Dow's Quinta de Bomfim 2013 Dow's Vintage Port 2000 Quinta de Vesuvio 2022 Quinta de Vesuvio 'Capela' 2022 Dank aan Symington Family Estates & Alice Bown Agency De restaurant recensie is weer terug en we zijn weer in Rotterdam. Dit keer bij Restaurant Rotonde, die dit jaar een groene ster kreeg. We dromen nog steeds van de gerookte uienolie. Za-lig!

Tenuta Cavalier Pepe Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio Bianco In this episode, Rob and Scott review a white wine known as Christ's Tears from the slopes of Mt. Vesuvio by Tenuta Cavalier Pepe and their Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio Bianco. So come join us on The Wine Vault.

Patrizio Nissirio"Lava"Arkadia Editorewww.arkadiaeditore.itUn romanzo che parla di memoria perduta, di luoghi in cui è facile smarrirsi e dell'illusione di pensare di non aver bisogno di nessuno. Con il rischio di precipitare in un cratere e non risalire mai più.Una lettera inattesa porta il commissario romano Aurelio Di Giannantonio a viaggiare dalla sua città d'adozione, Venezia, fino a Torre del Greco, alle pendici del Vesuvio. Un misterioso benefattore gli ha lasciato una casa dalla quale si vedono il golfo di Napoli, la penisola sorrentina e Capri. Ma qualcosa non torna: il poliziotto non sa chi sia il solitario anziano che si è ricordato di lui nel testamento. Girando il paese in cerca di risposte, si imbatte in un manifesto ingiallito che lo coinvolge nella storia di due sorelline scomparse. Vorrebbe ripartire, tornare dalla sua compagna Maria Quaranta, ma è troppo tardi: la sua sete di giustizia lo trascina in un'indagine su cui non ha titolo. Una vicenda difficile da dipanare, in bilico tra loschi traffici della criminalità organizzata e vendette private, che lo vedrà in pericolo di vita, circondato da personaggi omertosi e ambigui all'ombra del vulcano che, impassibile e minaccioso, sovrintende alle vicende umane di una terra antichissima. Fatta di lava nera, sotto la cui coltre presente e passato si intrecciano. Lava è un romanzo che parla di memoria perduta, di luoghi in cui è facile smarrirsi e dell'illusione di pensare di non aver bisogno di nessuno. Con il rischio di precipitare in un cratere e non risalire mai più.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Lo svizzero Alfred Rittmann (Basilea, 1893 – Piazza Armerina, 1980) è considerato il padre della vulcanologia moderna. Gran parte di ciò che è diventata la vulcanologia lo dobbiamo al suo lavoro e alle sue intuizioni, oltre a essere stato fonte d'ispirazione per tanti di coloro che oggi fanno ricerca sui vulcani. Arrivato in Italia a cavallo delle due guerre, ovunque sia andato ha lasciato un segno, prima a Napoli a studiare il Vesuvio e i Campi Flegrei – fu lui a capire che si trattava della caldera di un vulcano – e poi a Catania, sull'Etna, il vulcano attivo più grande d'Europa, dove fu motore di un profondo cambiamento, grazie a lui furono gettate le basi dell'attuale sistema di monitoraggio e dell'Osservatorio Etneo.Fabio Meliciani racconta la storia di questo straordinario uomo di scienza a partire da chi l'ha incontrato e da chi ne ha seguito le orme; un racconto appassionato che mostra come sia cambiato nell'ultimo secolo il rapporto fra l'uomo e questi “draghi sepolti”, con le parole di chi vive oggi alle pendici di un vulcano, e da anni lo racconta, lo osserva e lo studia: il giornalista Giuseppe Riggio, lo storico della scienza Daniele Musumeci, il direttore dell'Osservatorio Vesuviano Mauro Antonio Di Vito e Stefano Branca, direttore dell'Osservatorio Etneo.

*ATTENTION* Raffa here, announcing that this is the third and FINAL episode of In The Shadow Of Vesuvio on this, the Far From Vesuvius platform.  To hear more of Henry and Michele, please make sure you subscribe to their exclusive feed. I have also stepped away from producing, as I've taught the dottore everything he needs to know about production! You're in good hands. For those curious, everyone and everything is molto bene. This was a mutual decision for all of us to be able to further spread our wings. The Rant and The Shadow are still in full and unwavering support of one another and are AMICI X SEMPRE! It's been an honor having been the producer of tis amazing show and I look forward to the future! Grazie tutti, Raffa Rispo   Head to the links below to access the full show archive. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, like and leave a review for the Shadow ragazzi!   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2sBLrXho5zHwh5h6lkrj1c Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/in-the-shadow-of-vesuvio/id1769592088   Enough of that... On this episode Michele and Henry look forward to Empoli, discuss some *interesting* public art in Naples and reflect on things on and off the pitch during the Como game.   Please do support the show by following our Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio.  We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

Henry and Michele release the second pod on the new In The Shadow Of Vesuvio exclusive feed. Head to the links below to access the full show archive. Over the next few episodes we will be moving entirely to our new feed so please give us a follow and a rate and a review if possible.   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2sBLrXho5zHwh5h6lkrj1c Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/in-the-shadow-of-vesuvio/id1769592088   Enough of that... On this episode Michele and Henry reflect on the feelings and pride of the city about the club being top of the league as well as the impact of Scott McTominay and the huge increase in on the pitch committment from Antonio Conte's side.   Please do support the show by following our Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio.  We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

Henry and Michele release the first pod on the new In The Shadow Of Vesuvio exclusive feed. Head to the links below to access the full show archive. Over the next few episodes we will be moving entirely to our new feed so please give us a follow and a rate and a review if possible.   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2sBLrXho5zHwh5h6lkrj1c Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/in-the-shadow-of-vesuvio/id1769592088   Enough of that... On this episode Michele and Henry reflect on Juventus 0 Napoli 0 and answer your questions about the team, their title chances and a few other thoughts on the city and the club's youth setup.   Please do support the show by following our Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio.  We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city... ... Michele and Henry are back! They give you 'from the stadium' lowdown on the beginning of the Conte era in Naples. The August start of Serie A is bemoaned, players' return to form are celebrated, new signings are analysed and Michele gives you his perspective on the atmosphere of the city and the stadium. Henry even finds time to call for solidarity, rather than violence, between tifosi of the Southern Clubs following the crowd trouble in Sardinia at the weekend. Please do support the show by following our Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio.  We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre  

Episode 51: 100 Popes Michele and Henry return for a new season! They address all the hot topics in Naples at the moment - Osimhen, Conte as well as the sort of Di Lorenzo might get at the Maradona for his first home game. They go through listener questions and look ahead to what will hopefully be a less disastrous season!   Please do support the show by following us at our X account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on X as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

Mundofonías regresa como tu agencia de aventuras musicales de confianza. Nuestras ofertas son imbatibles porque… ¡son gratis! En esta edición nos adentramos en nuestras #Mundofonews, anunciando maravillosas músicas en directo que sonarán próximamente en festivales que nos convocan desde España, Inglaterra, Dinamarca, Transilvania, las Azores, Corea y Japón, como Folk Plasencia, Towersey Festival, Cambridge Folk Festival, Tønder Festival, Mera World Music Festival, Maré de Agosto, Jeonju Int’l Sori Festival o Sukiyaki Meets The World. Disfrutamos de músicas que resonarán en estas convocatorias y de otras sabrosas propuestas sonoras que nos llegan desde Irlanda, Gran Bretaña, Corea, Japón, los países nórdicos, Italia, Bosnia y los Estados Unidos, con conexión oriental. Mundofonías is back as your trusted music adventure agency. Our offers are unbeatable because… they’re for free! In this edition, we go deep into our #Mundofonews, announcing wonderful live music that will be played soon in festivals that summon us from Spain, England, Denmark, Transylvania, the Azores, Korea and Japan, such as Folk Plasencia, Towersey Festival, Cambridge Folk Festival, Tønder Festival, Mera World Music Festival, Maré de Agosto, Jeonju Int’l Sori Festival or Sukiyaki Meets The World. We enjoy music that will be heard at these festivals and other tasty sound proposals from Ireland, Great Britain, Korea, Japan, the Nordic countries, Italy, Bosnia and the United States, with an Eastern connection. – Altan – The Donegal selection: An bóthar mór / Tommy Peoples’ reel / Is cuma liom (reels) – Donegal – Rory McLeod – New navvy – Tow lines – Ji Seongja, Kim Bogyeong – Gunak – Seong Geumyeon pungryu – Suzumeno Tears – Kawaigaranse – Sparrow’s arrows Fly so high – Guro Kvifte Nesheim & Floating Sofa Quartet – Devil among the sailors – Kystnært – Italian Rondinella Quartet – Tammurriata del Vesuvio – Amurusanza – Zanin Berbić – Kara majka secer Salihagu – Zanin – Atlas Maior – Hadal – Hadal – Atlas Maior – Iddaa!! – Riptide – (Ji Seongja, Kim Bogyeong – Gyemyeon – Seong Geumyeon pungryu) #Mundofonews – Folk Plasencia – Towersey Festival – Cambridge Folk Festival – Tønder Festival – Mera World Music Festival – Maré de Agosto – Jeonju Int’l Sori Festival – Sukiyaki Meets The World 📸 Zanin Berbić

Nella prima parte del programma commenteremo i sorprendenti risultati delle elezioni parlamentari in Francia. Quindi, continueremo a parlare di elezioni, con riguardo a quelle presidenziali che si sono tenute in Iran. Nel segmento dedicato alla scienza e alla tecnologia parleremo della capacità delle formiche di eseguire amputazioni salvavita sui nidiacei feriti. E infine, riprendiamo un argomento molto apprezzato dal nostro pubblico, in cui si fondono cultura e competizione: la gara di hot dog del 2024!   Inizieremo parlando dell'ondata di maltempo che ha colpito, soprattutto, le regioni del Nord-Ovest dell'Italia, provocando ingenti danni in diversi comuni montani, noti per la loro vocazione turistica. Mentre metà del Paese è flaggellata da piogge torrenziali, il Sud sta affrontando una realtà diametralmente opposta. Successivamente ci sposteremo nel Parco Archeologico di Ercolano, l'elegante città di villeggiatura romana, sepolta dalla furia del Vesuvio nel 79 d.C. Dopo anni di meticolosi studi, ricerche e restauri, l'antica spiaggia è stata finalmente riaperta al pubblico. Questo luogo, teatro di un tragico atto finale di speranza, conserva ancora la sua toccante testimonianza visiva. - Gli elettori francesi dicono NO all'estrema destra - Gli iraniani eleggono il primo presidente riformista negli ultimi 20 anni - Le formiche carpentiere della Florida eseguono amputazioni salvavita sui nidiacei feriti - La gara di mangiatori di hot dog del 2024 regala l'emozione del trionfo accompagnata a una lieve indigestione - Emergenza climatica: Italia tra maltempo e siccità - Riapre la spiaggia di Ercolano, un luogo di memoria e scoperta

Why You Should Be Drinking Portuguese Wines Now On the podcast today, the Symington family has a history in Portugal as rich as their Ports. We are excited to have DOC Douro Category Manager Mariana Brito and fifth generation family member Harry Symington joining us on the pod from Portugal to share Symington's story. Port is a wine we think of as the perfect end to a great meal, a relaxing wine to sip and toast on an evening shared with family and friends. Port invites us to slow down, sip, and savor. The Symington family has lived by that mantra for generations. They are one of the best known names in Port, admired worldwide for their dedication to the wine and sustainable practices. Symington Family Estates owns the Port Houses of Dow's, Graham's, Warre's, Cockburn's and Quinta do Vesuvio, and dry wine producers in Portugal's Douro Valley, Vinho Verde and Alentejo wine regions. The family is carefully upholding the best of Port's long history while also stewarding the wine into the future, producing dry white, rosé and red wines. While they trace their roots in the Port trade back to 1652, today the fifth generation of Symingtons is leading the way in the family business. You might think of Port as your father's or grandfather's drink. But Port is being rediscovered thanks in part to travelers choosing to go to Portugal and the historic Douro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the world's oldest demarcated wine region as their top destination. For this episodes show notes visit https://sipsiphooraypodcast.com/

Lo sapete che la prima funicolare in Italia è stata costruita sul Vesuvio? Si tratta della funicolare vesuviana, la prima al mondo costruita su un vulcano attivo. Ma come funzionano le funicolari? E cosa sono? La funicolare, da non confondere con la funivia, è un mezzo di trasporto terrestre che serve per trasportare passeggeri, rendere più semplice la salita e la discesa su pendii ripidi e collegare luoghi. In questo episodio analizziamo il funzionamento della funicolare e vi raccontiamo la storia della prima funicolare d'Italia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Non so cosa teneva dint'a capa; intelligente, generoso, scaltro, per lui non vale il detto che è del Papa, morto un Troisi non se ne fa un altro. Morto Troisi muore la segreta arte di quella dolce tarantella, ciò che Moravia disse del Poeta io lo ridico per un Pulcinella. La gioia di bagnarsi in quel diluvio di jamm, o' saccio, ‘naggia, oilloc, azz!; era come parlare col Vesuvio, era come ascoltare del buon Jazz. “Non si capisce”, urlavano sicuri, “questo Troisi se ne resti al Sud!” Adesso lo capiscono i canguri, gli Indiani e i miliardari di Holliwood! Con lui ho capito tutta la bellezza di Napoli, la gente, il suo destino, e non m'ha mai parlato della pizza, e non m'ha mai suonato il mandolino. O Massimino io ti tengo in serbo fra ciò che il mondo dona di più caro, ha fatto più miracoli il tuo verbo di quello dell'amato San Gennaro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Causa maxi incidente di inizio gara, entriamo in onda con il Gran Premio di Monaco che non è ancora finito, con Leclerc in conduzione dall'inizio: convocato Umberto Zapelloni.Bagnaia sfata il GP di Barcellona e cancella lo 0 della Sprint Race di ieri, vincendo una gara di intelligenza e talento: convocato Carlo Pernat.Quali saranno le due squadre a salvarsi tra Empoli, Frosinone e Udinese? E la Roma terrà vive le speranze di entrare in Champions League? Lo scopriremo stasera: convocato mister Andrea Mandorlini. Conte sempre più vicino al Napoli: sentiamo come si vive l'attesa sotto al Vesuvio insieme a Antonio Giordano, firma del Corriere dello Sport.Ieri sera è stata una serata forte per i cuori dei tifosi milanisti con gli addii di Pioli, Giroud e Kjaer: non potevamo non chiedere come l'abbia vissuta Carlo Pellegatti, che ha consegnato un regalo a Pioli a nome di tutta la stampa che segue il Milan.Thiago Motta non scioglie ancora le riserve sul proprio futuro, ma le notizie di calciomercato convergono con decisione verso la Juventus: convocato Massimo Zampini.Il Roland Garros degli italiani inizia bene con la vittoria di Sonego contro il francese Humbert, ma l'attesa è tutta per l'esordio di Sinner di domani e per il super primo turno Zverev-Nadal: convocato Paolo Bertolucci, commentatore per Sky Sport. Passerella d'onore a Roma per Pogacar nell'ultima tappa del Giro d'Italia: convocato Pier Augusto Stagi.

Episode 50: Patrick Kendrick For our 50th episode, Henry and Michele are joined by Patrick Kendrick, the lead commentator for the Serie A world feed, interpreter, co-host of Serie a Chronicles and, according to Henry's partner: ‘the man who gets all the Italian names right'. Patrick shares his favourite sites, food and drink from the citta and tells us his very personal connection to the city. Eventually, football is talked about and he shares his favourite memories of commentating on Napoli and his thoughts what he thinks needs to happen next season. He finishes by cementing his Neapolitan credentials by giving us a Neapolitan expression of the week!   Please don't forget to follow our very special guest, Mr. Patrick Kendrick, on X at @patrickendrick   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

Episode 49: A Child With A Toy Henry and Michele answer YOUR questions and cover a huge range of subjects from the origins of Curva A and Curva B ultras to Henry's hair; from our picks for next season's coach to Michele's favourite spots in Naples. Don't miss this episode which covers the full range of things we like to talk about ahead the 50th show!   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

This week Scotty Mo brings an Italian red *shocker* for the cohosts to try - a 2022 Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio from Mastroberardino. As they sip on their wine, they recap Week 7 of MLB and discuss the vines around the vineyard. Grab a glass and join them along the Foul Vine, where everything wine and baseball is in fair territory! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foul-vine/message

Episode 48: Stadium Special Michele and Henry and give you everything you need to know about the Napoli stadium situation but were afraid to ask. They begin by giving their personal preferences on what they'd like to happen before embarking on a chronological exploration of the stadium issues. Michele goes deep on the difficult to resolve problems with Bagnoli before concluding on the significance of ADL's change in approach to the stadium in 2024.   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

L'apertura dei giornali, con le notizie e le voci dei protagonisti, tutto in meno di 30 minuti.Nella mattinata di domenica nella zona dei Campi Flegrei si sono rilevate scosse di magnitudo 3.7. Non solo la Solfatara e l’area dei Campi Flegrei, nel pomeriggio si sono verificate scosse anche nell’area del Vesuvio, con epicentro Portici. A Pozzuoli, il 22 Aprile ci sarà una prima esercitazione riservata ai posti di comando della Protezione Civile nell'area flegrea e poi il 30 e 31 maggio verrà simulata un'esercitazione che coinvolgerà i cittadini. Ne parliamo col Sindaco di Pozzuoli, Luigi Manzoni.

Episode 47: The Middle of the Bed    Michele and Henry respond the exit to the Champions League and the all but ending of Napoli's season. They discuss the culpability of the playing squad, consider historic mentality issues and briefly look ahead to a new stadium special next week. A short blast of shared therapy for everyone!     Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

Scossa di terremoto a Napoli con epicentro nella zona del Vesuvio di magnitudo 3.0, lunedì 11 marzo intorno alle 19. Il sisma, avvertito dalla popolazione è avvenuto ad una profondità di 3km e non è collegato all'attività sismica dei Campi Flegrei. Il Vesuvio sta per eruttare? E c'è un collegamento con il bradisismo flegreo? In questo episodio facciamo chiarezza sulla situazione e rispondiamo alle principali domande sul terremoto nell'area vesuviana.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 46: Melting Snow Henry and Michele are in a very good mood this week as they discuss the impact of Francesco Calzona on Napoli. Michele gives his from the stadium perspective on the changes that are clear on the pitch and has some surprising choices for players to keep an eye out for! Then the latest chant sung by the ultras is analysed as the hosts look ahead to the next game.   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

Episode 45: Not in the Family Henry and Michele are back for episode 45. Here, they start by actually discussing something called football - Kvaratskhelia as a central player, the pros and cons of a fluid attacking midfield and the four or three at the back debate. Then ADL's epic press conference is dissected by Michele to open up broader discussions about the future of the club before some closing thoughts about the experience of being an Away fan in Milan   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre  

Episode 44: You Gain Nothing From Saving   Michele and Henry have you the listeners to thank for helping them avoid talking about Lazio v Napoli. They answer YOUR questions about pre match beers, favourite players, this mercato and Mazzarri's tactics. How to drink coffee in Naples also considered and Michele drops his hottest take of all time.   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

Episode 43: Keep the Flies Out Henry and Michele reflect on the Supercoppa and what the anticipation of the final, and the response to the result in the città tells us about the season. Then current events and rumours surrounding the club are discussed. Mourinho's possible arrival, Osimhen's exit and the mercato signings thus far.   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre  

Episode 42: The Zerbinator This episode comes in two halves. First of all, Michele tells Henry all about the 3-0 Supercoppa Semi Final in Friday. Then, owing to technical gremlins, episode 42 kicks off for real as the hosts discuss the last minute win over Salernitana and the feelings in the città and Curva about this season.   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre  

Episode 41 - Say Nothing Buon anno tifosi! Henry and Michele pick apart the disastrous title defense thus far. Michele shares his Christmas table conversations about the club before going through the reactions in the città to the various events of the past few months. Henry and Michele do their best to consider the issues with the club rationally and work out who is at fault and what needs to happen in the future. Sometimes this rationality might vanish into emotion, however!   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre    

Original Air Date: August 8, 2023We are joined by Pete Candia, the esteemed food and drink editor at NJ Digest, while surrounded by the cozy ambiance of Osteria Crescendo. Join us as we embark on Pete's inspiring journey – from a discerning eater to a triumphant graduate of culinary school, all while navigating the challenges posed by a progressive muscle wasting disease.Pete's culinary passion was ignited by the charisma of Emeril Lagasse on television, setting him on a path that led from culinary school to a prominent role in food writing. Discover the captivating narrative of Pete's transition from the bustling kitchen to his current influential position as the food and drink editor at NJ Digest. Delve into the heart of New Jersey's diverse culinary landscape as Pete shares his personal favorites and hidden gems. From the mouthwatering meatballs and hot vinegar chicken dish at Nettie's House of Spaghetti in Falls to the innovative and intriguing Lita, Heirloom Kitchen, and lovesick located in South Jersey.Drawing upon his extensive experience both in the front and back of the house, Pete offers a unique perspective on restaurant reviews, focusing on positive and uplifting stories rather than negative critiques. Explore Pete's creative ingenuity, including a whimsical April Fools' piece featuring the fictional Vesuvio restaurant from "The Sopranos." Join us in celebrating Pete's unwavering dedication to his culinary passions and his remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.As Mike and Pete conclude their enlightening conversation, get a sneak peek of the enticing topics and discussions that await in future episodes. From tantalizing tales of gastronomy to explorations of New Jersey's rich culinary heritage, "Greetings From the Garden State" promises to be your guide to the diverse flavors and stories that define this remarkable state.Thank you to our sponsors:UCS Advisors: ucsgreatness.comNJ Digest: thedigestonline.comAlbert & Whitney CPAs:  awcpasllc.comShanghai Jazz: shanghaijazz.comMayo Performing Arts Center: mayoarts.org/events-calendarNJspots: NJspots.comOperation K9 Beethoven: operationk9beethoven.comContact the show: mike@greetingsfromthegardenstate.comSupport the show

Episode 40: A Port in a Storm Henry and Michele muse upon the Neapolitan feelings towards the Italian National team. Explore the città's past and current feelings towards Mazzari and reflect on what Victor Osimhen's recent interview tells us all about Spalletti.   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

Part 4 starts off with me and Joanna doing the math trying to figure out how long she's worked at Vesuvio. Turns out it's right around 20 years. She started out as a waitress. The woman who was supposed to train her ended up not showing up that day, and Joanna really didn't know what she was doing. But she winged it. A customer saw her inexperience and helped her out with some sage advice. The conversation moves on to cover many of the ins and outs of serving vs. bartending. She says that, back in the day, yelling matches happened at Vesuvio sometimes, but that it's much mellower these days. Then we get to the pandemic and their eventual closure. Vesuvio was Joanna's only job at the time, one that had her working five days a week. She says that many regulars, folks who live alone, weren't sure what to do when the bar had to shut down. Like many of us, they thought it would be only a week. So Joanna borrowed her parents' car and drove up to Cloverdale to spend what she figured would be a short time with friends. She ended up staying there for four months. Vesuvio reopened in late 2020, but closed again in December after a positive case from one of its staff. In January 2021, they opened for good. And when they did, Joanna says it was like starting over. Now we get around to chatting about Wacky Wednesdays, the music shows in Kerouac Alley which effectively (and finally) prompted us to do an episode on one of our favorite spots in The City. Joanna gives context to the situation that inspired her to create the music events. Bars weren't busy. Things were weird. Everyone felt anxious. “Let's do something fun,” she thought. She had run an art fair in the alley pre-pandemic, for which she scheduled bands and vendors. She used that idea as a base for what became Wacky Wednesdays. She asked friends's bands to play. They said yes. She approached the bar about paying bands. They said yes. (These days, Vesuvio has sponsors for the events.) In 2023, there were 13 shows and 29 bands. They're currently on hiatus for the winter, but will start up again next June. It turns out that Chad, a bartender at Vesuvio, as well as some others she knows, knew how to do sound. The shows would be free—no tickets—and bands are OK to cancel if need be. The shows were a hit right away. In fact, someone is making a zine about them and they've gotten good press. Joanna assures us that Wacky Wednesdays are coming back in the summer of 2024 and says she already has a wishlist of bands she'll try to book for the alley. For more info, follow Joanna or Vesuvio on Instagram. Or just do yourself a favor and go meet a buddy for drink at the coolest bar in The City. Once they start again, calendars will appear at Vesuvio. Photography by Michelle Kilfeather

Straordinaria vittoria di Sinner, che ha mandato in delirio i 16mila del Pala Alpitour battendo Djokovic in tre set combattutissimi alle ATP Finals in corso a Torino: convocato l'ex tennista Paolo Bertolucci, commentatore tecnico per Sky Sport, a cui chiediamo conto anche del pronostico azzeccato dal suo 'socio' Panatta. È sempre più Sinnerismo. Ieri il tennista altoatesino ha tenuto incollati alla tv oltre 3 milioni di spettatori, candidandosi concretamente a sportivo italiano che trascina le masse verso uno sport che non sia il calcio ed ereditando lo scettro da Valentino Rossi, che a sua volta l'aveva ricevuto da Tomba e Pantani. Ne parliamo con Antonio Di Pollina, firma di Repubblica.Mazzarri torna ufficialmente al Napoli fino a giugno del 2024, ma il neo tecnico azzurro si dichiara già "stanco" ancora prima di cominciare l'avventura sotto al Vesuvio: per sondare la piazza partenopea, convochiamo Max Gallo, direttore de Il Napolista.Ennesima sconfitta (la settima nelle ultime 10 partite) per l'Olimpia Milano, che perde contro una grande Virtus Bologna nel derby di Eurolega: convocato Geri De Rosa, telecronista di Sky Sport.

In Part 3, we meet Vesuvio bartender Joanna Lioce. Originally from Newport, RI, where her dad was a rock critic, the family moved to LA when he got a job with the Times down there. They landed in Orange County, in fact, a place Joanna left as soon as she could. In fact, the day after she graduated high school, Joanna went to Europe. While she was away, her dad got a job at the San Jose Mercury News and her mom, a pediatric nurse, worked as a public-health official in Berkeley. Joanna was in Europe shortly before Sept. 11, and though she had planned to stay overseas longer, the event made her wonder … but mom said “don't come home.” On a family trip to Ireland when Joanna was 8, she had decided that she wanted to be a bartender. Now it was 2002, and she dropped her bag at a hostel and got a bartending job at O'Shay's Merchant, a pub across the street from the Brazen Head in Dublin. She stayed in Dublin until Christmas, then returned to SoCal, where she had fronted a Riot Grrrrl band called Julia Warhola. But by now, several band members had started doing heroin, so she quit the band and moved to the Bay Area where her family was. Joanna first went to school in the Peralta System in the East Bay, then she got into SF State, where she eventually got her degree. She also finished college at Cambridge in England to study Shakespeare. While going to SF State, she moved to the Mission, specifically 18th and Linda near the Women's Building. She found the place through a Craigslist ad and ending up with six roommates, none of whom she knew previously. Her room set her back only $400, but she wasn't feeling it. From the Mission, Joanna moved to Lower Haight. And 13 years ago, she settled in to her place on Nob Hill, where she lives today. She had a job, hosting then bartending, at Stinking Rose in North Beach. She liked it all right, but when her boss gave credit for a makeover of the bar that she had done to a male co-worker, she knew she had to leave. She gave her two weeks' notice and went for a drink at Vesuvio. While there, a bartender she had befriended offered her the job. She was 21. It was 2003. She's been working at Vesuvio ever since. Photography by Michelle Kilfeather

Episode 39 Small Talk, Empty Stomachs Henry and Michele are back and discuss the draw with Union mid week. Michele paints the picture of the fan trouble and discusses the tactics of the team from the Curva perspective. Then the hosts spend some time considering the best mister to come in if Garcia is fired before a bit of impromptu Shakespeare.   Please do support the show by following us at our brand new Twitter account @ShadowOfVesuvio. In The Shadow Of Vesuvio is the only English podcast that gives you all things SSC Napoli direct from city. We are proud to be part of the Far From Vesuvius Network, so be sure to also follow and support us at @FarFromVesuvius on Twitter. Finally, our hosts can be found on Twitter as well: For some of the best insight into Napoli, today and yesterday, Dr. Henry Bell @HenryBellCalcio  Traveling to Naples and need match tickets? Michele Borelli @NapoliTickets for ALL YOUR NAPOLI TICKET NEEDS!!! And our producer & Presidente, Raffa Rispo @RaffaNapoli83 Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

In Part 2, we hear how Janet got a job cocktail waitressing at The Mab, that infamous old punk club on Broadway near Vesuvio. Mab owner Ness Aquino hired her for that and she dug it. She had been to many shows in LA when she lived there and loved the scene. She lived in the Basque Hotel at 15 Romolo, made good money, and stuff was cheap back in the late '70s. Janet describes herself as a lightweight, which meant she couldn't really hang out as late as most people around her. Eventually, she wanted to do more than cocktail, so she got a job bartending at Coffee Gallery on Grant … on the 6 a.m. shift, no less. The manager of Vesuvio saw her opening Coffee Gallery one day and asked her to open for them instead. This was 1979. In addition to her 6 a.m. shift at Vesuvio, Janet worked a few other jobs. Then she started working more at Vesuvio and liking it more and more. Early morning patrons, many of them merchant seamen, often comprised the “Dawn Patrol,” guys coming in from nearby SROs that didn't have heat. Cocktailing was hard, and it got old fast, so she switched back to bartending. As we learned in Part 1, the Feins had taken over at Vesuvio around 1967 or 1968, and they brought in Shawn O'Shaughnessy around that time to establish the aesthetic of the place. Janet tells us that the place feels mostly the same today, though they've added stuff here and there over the years. At this point in the conversation, we take a sidebar to talk about Ron Fein's aesthetic and discipline. His intention was always to keep the joint looking and feeling more or less consistent, employing a discipline not to chase trends to that end. Ron's son and daughter eventually became more involved. But seeing an opportunity and acting on it, Janet and her family have co-owned Vesuvio with Fein family since 1997. She invokes the saying, “Sweep the floor to own the store.” Janet has also been Vesuvio's principal manager since '97. The conversation shifts to talk of the pandemic, which she says was “almost an extinction event” for the bar. But Janet believes that Vesuvio was small enough to get control over the situation. She's quick to point to federal, state, and even local help, describing it as “invaluable.” It was The City's government that came through in letting them operate outside in the alley. And that leads us to Whacky Wednesdays (a bit of a tease of next week's episodes … stay tuned). Janet says the shows have been so much fun, but she of course wishes they had more space in Jack Kerouac Alley. They really helped to raise spirits during early days of the pandemic. In 2021, not much else was going on by way of live events. But more of that in Part 3 next week. We end Part 2 with my asking Janet what it means to her to be part of a San Francisco institution like Vesuvio. Listen in for her answer, which I loved. And check back Tuesday for Part 3, when we'll meet longtime Vesuvio bartender and Whacky Wednesdays creator Joanna Lioce. Photography by Jeff Hunt

This episode is six years overdue. That's because Storied: SF got started in a booth upstairs at one of our favorite spots in all The City: Vesuvio Café. In Part 1, we sit down in that same booth where it all began in 2017 to chat with Vesuvio co-owner Janet Clyde. We begin with a talk about what a great place for bars San Francisco is. Janet brings up touristic spots we love, as I had joined my wife for Irish coffees at the Buena Vista just before our recording in North Beach. Then Janet begins to lay out the history of Vesuvio. The location was originally an Italian bookstore called Cavalli Books, which moved first to the current City Lights spot, and then over to Stockton Street. Then, probably in the 1930s or early '40s, a woman known as Mrs. Mannetti opened Vesuvio as a restaurant. In 1948, Henry Lenoir bought the place from her and turned it into a bar. Lenoir was a Swiss/French bon vivant. He ran it as Vesuvio through the end of the 40s and into the 50s. But by the early '60s, with the Korean War, the place changed as society changed, and Henri wasn't feeling this generational shift at all. He sold the place to Ron Fein, who brought on Leo Riegler to run the bar. Riegler had run Coffee Gallery on Grant, which served beer and wine only. He was an Austrian bon vivant, and he came to Vesuvio and overhauled the bar. Ron Fein hired Shawn O'Shaughnessy to give the place the look and feel we're all familiar with to this day. O'Shaughnessy was inspired by Japanese art, aliens, and other worlds. Janet talks about the “I'm itching to get away from Portland, Oregon” sign, which hangs over the entrance to Vesuvio and which O'Shaughnessy derived from a postcard. We then shift the conversation a little to talk about Vesuvio and the Beat Movement. The bookstore across the alley became City Lights in 1954 when Lawrence Ferlinghetti took over. And that brought writers into the bar. Before that, according to Janet, Vesuvio was a Bohemian hang, really a cross-section of San Francisco. People who worked at the nearby Pacific Exchange (later known as the Pacific Stock Exchange), insurance salespeople, advertisers ... Janet describes the place as “suits and ties having a really good time …” When she arrived, in the late 1970s, the area was home to punk clubs, strip joints, bars, restaurants. Janet had hitchhiked from LA with the intention of landing in Seattle. She was born in Missouri but raised near Cape Canaveral, Florida. She left her family there and moved to LA but never really dug it much. A trip north in 1978 changed her life forever. Check back Thursday for Part 2 with Janet Clyde. For more on the history of Vesuvio, read this article on Found SF. This podcast was recorded at Vesuvio Café in North Beach in October 2023. Photography by Jeff Hunt

O Hipsters: Fora de Controle é o podcast da Alura com notícias sobre Inteligência Artificial aplicada e todo esse novo mundo no qual estamos começando a engatinhar, e que você vai poder explorar conosco! Nesse episódio, conversamos com Peterson Zilli sobre o que é (e o que não é) IA generativa, como ela difere de outros tipos de IA, e por onde começar os estudos nessa área. O papo também traz as notícias da semana, incluindo o valuation interno da OpenAI, a inteligência artificial utilizada para desvendar mistérios de pergaminhos queimados pelo Vesúvio, e o experimento de constituição social da Antrhopic para o Claude. Vem ver quem participou desse papo: Marcus Mendes, host fora de controle Peterson Zilli, Especialista de IA Generativa e Machine Learning na F1rst, do Santander Fabrício Carraro, PO da Alura e host do podcast Dev Sem Fronteiras Sérgio Lopes, CTO da Alura

Campania was one of the most famous wine regions of antiquity. The pedigree of Fiano, Greco, and Aglianico are well documented in literature of the time (including Pliny the Elder's Naturalis Historius)! These wines have a legacy of cultivation for more than 2000 years on this land, and since the 1700s, the Mastroberardino family have taken the lead in protecting and elevating the region and its wines. This family kept these ancient grapes alive when all others abandoned them, and have been tireless champions of the grapes, the wines, and the region for centuries. Mastroberardino has been called the “guardian” of the wine history of Campania and they are the most historically significant winery in southern Italy. Photo: Piero Mastroberardino. Credit: Kellogg Wine Selections This show features the brilliant Piero Mastroberardino, whom I had the honor and pleasure of meeting when I was in Campania. He makes one of the single best wines I have ever had (Stilèma Taurasi) and all of these wines are fantastic.   Here's a link to the wines of Mastroberardino, most of which we discuss in the show!  Photo: The vines of Taurasi. Credit: Wine For Normal People Full show notes are on Patreon. Become a member today!  www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople _______________________________________________________________ I love my exclusive sponsor, Wine Access, my go-to source for the best selection of interesting, outstanding quality wines you can't find locally. Every box you get from Wine Access is meticulous -- tasting notes with food and wine pairing, serving temperature suggestions, and perfectly stored wine. Go to www.wineaccess.com/normal to join my co-branded wine club with Wine Access and www.wineaccess.com/wfnp so see a page of the wines I'm loving right now from their collection.  Get 10% your first order. Check out Wine Access today!    To register for an AWESOME, LIVE WFNP class with Elizabeth go to: www.winefornormalpeople.com/classes