Steelers Nation Has No Borders: Italy Bleeds Black & Gold
This week on The Italian Radio Hour - With the NFL Draft just around the corner, today, we’re crossing the ocean—but not leaving Steelers Nation. Because believe it or not, thousands of miles away in ...
20 Apr 58min
Beyond Tourism: Reclaiming Italian Identity Through Roots
This week on The Italian Radio Hour - There is a moment—quiet, almost sacred—when someone stands in front of a small stone house in a village they have never seen before… and yet, it feels like home.F...
11 Apr 49min
The Epic Journey of Macaroni and Cheese: from Rome to America
This week on The Italian Radio Hour - Macaroni and cheese—creamy, comforting, and deeply American… or is it? What if this iconic dish actually tells a much older story—one that begins in ancient times...
3 Apr 51min
Beyond the Red Sauce: Rethinking Italian American Art with John Avelluto
This week on The Italian Radio Hour - We sit down with Brooklyn-born Italian American artist John Avelluto, who with his work playfully and provocatively explores Italian American identity, memory, an...
27 Mar 52min
August Wilson’s Jitney — In Italian, In Pittsburgh
This week on The Italian Radio Hour, we explore thepower of theatre to cross cultures, languages, and histories.Our focus is the work of legendary American playwright August Wilson, whose extraordinar...
19 Mar 55min
Italian Cookies and Culinary Traditions with Domenica Marchetti
This week on The Italian Radio Hour - In Italy, cookies are more than sweets—they’re stories. They carry the fragrance of toasted almonds, the warmth of olive oil, and the quiet rhythm of hands shapin...
13 Mar 1h 13min
From Sicily to New York: The Paladins of France Come to Life
This week on The Italian Radio Hour - What happens when Renaissance epic poetry leaves the page and begins to sing?What if the knights of Charlemagne had never left us — but simply changed stages?In t...
3 Mar 1h 1min
The Untold Story of Italy’s Women Who Fought the Nazis | Suzanne Cope
In Nazi-occupied Italy, carrying a loaf of bread could mean carrying a message. Riding a bicycle could mean transporting a bomb. And being underestimated could save your life.Today, we uncover a hidde...
25 Feb 49min
