Episode 1: Flying Through Ash

Posted: April 20th, 2010 | Author: | Filed under: Episodes | 5 Comments »
Eye on Italy Podcast - Episode 1: Flying Through Ash [ 35:33 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Our first episode with hosts Sara, Jessica & Michelle. The Volcano which shall not be named, Bialetti out-classed, the Shroud of Turin, volunteering vacation in Italy, and lots of recommendations for iPhone apps.

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Eye on Italy News stories:

  1. One Volcano to rule them all Italy closes airspace in the north (USAToday) – Merkel lands in Rome, heads by bus – Long lines at Centrale train station – Rail strike postponed b/c of eruption – Map of closed airports in Europe (NYT)
  2. Uffizi app for iPhone free through April 26 [iTunes app store]
  3. Lonely Planet Europe city guides free through April 22 (1 Italy city=Rome) [story on LP blog]
  4. Bialetti moving to Eastern Europe [The Independent]
  5. Shroud in Turin: [One India - Nile Guide - Bella Baita View]  The Shroud official site here and the online ticket booking site here. iPhone apps focusing on this [Zoomata] Info at official Piemonte site for pre-booking & visitor’s info)

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5 Comments on “Episode 1: Flying Through Ash”

  1. 1 Madeline said at 3:54 am on April 24th, 2010:

    thoroughly enjoyed listening to this – looking forward to future podcasts!! Well done :)

  2. 2 Jessica, WhyGo Italy said at 12:51 am on April 25th, 2010:

    Thanks, Madeline! Glad you enjoyed it. :)

  3. 3 Pat said at 9:57 pm on April 26th, 2010:

    Wonderful show! I felt like I was sitting with all of you in a cafe, sipping coffee and listening to your conversation!

  4. 4 Jessica, WhyGo Italy said at 1:54 am on April 27th, 2010:

    Yay, Pat! That’s just how we’d like the podcast to feel.

  5. 5 New All-Italy Podcast: Eye On Italy | Italy Travel Guide said at 7:21 pm on April 27th, 2010:

    [...] our first episode, we talked about travelers stranded in Europe because of the Icelandic volcano, going to Turin to [...]

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