La Dolce Vita

l'episodio with all of the positives

Selena and Emma are taking a more positive approach to their life in Italy, they try their best to demonstrate how lovely it actually is. They touch on 'the good parts' of living in Italy and they divulge their travel tips when travelling to Verona!

l’episodio with the black gate

As Christmas is approaching, Selena and Emma discuss a tradition they have recently learned about while living in Verona, called Santa Lucia. They also introduce a new segment to the podcast where they give travel tips and story times for places they have travelled this past year - in this episode they talk about their experience in Palermo, Sicily. Additionally, Selena asks Emma what she will miss about Italy and what she is looking forward to as Emma is going home to South Africa for the first time after 1 year in Italy.

l'episodio with mario

In this episode, Emma and Selena discuss some of the positives of Italy, including the Christmas markets, and becoming a yes person.  They are also joined by their Australian friend, Eleanor, who is living in Verona as an au pair. Eleanor gives her perspective on how she has changed since moving to Italy and she shares some funny stories from dating Italian men!

l’episodio with a patriotic italian

This episode is the second part to ‘l’episodio with a mommy's boy,’ where the girls ask Italian’s their opinion on stereotypes of Italian people and some strange things they have noticed since moving to Italy. In this episode, Selena and Emma are joined by Selena's boyfriend, Marco. Marco shares his point of view on many topics including how much pasta are Italians really eating, the lack of ice in grocery stores, what the deal is with cappuccinos past 12pm, and they discuss whether Italians are actually bad drivers.

l'episodio with a mommy's boy

The girls are joined by Emma's boyfriend, Alessandro, where they listen to his opinion on some stereotypes of Italian people. In this episode, Ale gives his perspective on why Italians don't leave the house with wet hair, why a lot of people in their twenties are still living with their parents and he explains why he calls his parents every day.  Listen in on this fun episode to hear Ale defend his “people” and explain further why Italians do things the way that they do.