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Exploring Italy Through Art with Danielle Oteri
What are Italy’s must see museums for art lovers? How can travelers slow down, avoid overwhelm, and experience Italy’s masterpieces in their original settings? In this inspiring episode, travel author and host Katerina Ferrara sits down with Danielle Oteri, art historian, travel expert, and founder…
Loving Naples with Danielle Oteri
For this week’s episode of Good Night, New York, I Love You: The Podcast, I interviewed Danielle Oteri, an art historian, travel advisor, and writer. Danielle is an Italian-American who splits her time between New York and Naples, Italy. Her work comes from genuine relationships, rigorous research,…
Ep. 32: Venice Is Not a Day Trip
Happy New Year, and welcome back to Danielle Oteri’s Italy—we’re starting 2026 in Venice, the Italian city everyone rushes through, with no idea of how much they’re missing. This episode is your invitation to slow down, understand how Venice really works, and get ready for the Venice Destination De…
IAP 410 Frank Ingrasciotta and the Story Behind Blood Type
In this episode of the Italian American Podcast, Danielle and Pat welcome acclaimed playwright and performer Frank Ingrasciotta to share the inspiration behind his one-man show, Blood Type: Ragu. The conversation explores Frank's experience growing up as the child of Sicilian immigrants, caught bet…
40. Taking Inspiration from "Before Sunrise", '90s Eurotrip Nostalgia + Italy Travel Advice | Danielle Oteri
Scott is joined by Danielle Oteri to talk about The Before Sunrise Generation, her article exploring what today’s travelers can learn from the more spontaneous, less curated style of European travel many experienced in the ‘90s and early 2000s.
Also on the show, Danielle reflects on her own early…
Ep. 40: What To Pack For Your Italy Trip
Packing reliably stresses people out, and almost always, people pack more than they need. Less is more, plus you can buy anything you need in Italy, so don’t worry.
Ideally, you need just a four-wheeled suitcase and a carry-on bag. I have a Calpak backpack with a strap on the back that slides righ…
IAP 426 Remembering Resistance: Andrew Novo's Where the Mountains Burn and Italy's Wartime Legacy
In this episode of the Italian American Podcast, hosts Pat and Danielle Oteri welcome historian and author Andrew Novo to discuss his new novel, Where the Mountains Burn. The conversation begins with a lighthearted exchange about Italian heritage before turning to the importance of highlighting the…
Ep. 44: Discovering Italy’s Atlantis: Baia and the Sybil’s Cave at Cuma
Joseph Walker, author of Buried Italy and the voice behind Italian History with Joseph, spent the early 1990s exploring the submerged Roman resort of Baia and harvesting grapes in the ancient amphitheater at Cuma.
Before Baia had snorkeling schools and glass-bottom boats, Joseph Walker was hiring …
Ep. 45: A Permanent State of Astonishment
There are hundreds of books about Italy’s art and food, but you can count on one hand the number of books available about Italy’s nature. The oldest is Pliny’s Natural History, written in the 1st century CE, before he died on a rescue mission to Pompeii. The newest is Edward Cutler’s magnificent “T…
Ep. 46: More Wisdom For How To Plan Multigenerational Travel to Italy
If you loved Ep. 38: How To Plan Multigenerational Travel, this episode is part 2, especially if you’ve accepted the unpopular but very good advice that renting a villa in Tuscany is a bad idea. This episode offers a better alternative.
A quick recap of resources and upcoming events:
* Tuesday, Oct…
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