Episode 574: Twelve Years a Pope

Episode 574: Twelve Years a Pope

Just over 12 years ago, Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio was elected Pope Francis in the conclave of 2013. And Tiffany was in St. Peter’s Square when it happened. She saw the white smoke pouring out of the Sistine Chapel chimney, she heard those famous words...
Episode 573: Getting Sick in Italy

Episode 573: Getting Sick in Italy

Getting sick in Italy: what does it entail? How much does medical care cost? As an expat, how does the Italian medical system differ from that of the United States? Is Italian healthcare really as disorganized as it can sometimes seem? And is European socialized...
Episode 571: Why Women Love Italy (with Susan Van Allen)

Episode 571: Why Women Love Italy (with Susan Van Allen)

On Episode 571: Why Women Love Italy, author and Italy travel expert Susan Van Allen joins us to talk about what she loves about Italy and why she believes the bel paese has particular appeal to female travlers. In addition to being author of the book, 100 Places in...
Episode 570: An Irish-American Story (with Edward Burns)

Episode 570: An Irish-American Story (with Edward Burns)

On Episode 570: An Irish-American Story, Katy interviews actor, filmmaker, and author Edward Burns about his debut novel A Kid from Marlboro Road on the stage of Town Hall Seattle. Tune in for a conversation about storytelling, memory, and the transition from screen...
Episode 569: To Cruise or Not to Cruise?

Episode 569: To Cruise or Not to Cruise?

To cruise or not to cruise? Most travelers have strong opinions about cruising, and can be easily divided into two factions: the cruise-lovers and the never-cruisers. But what is travel for if not to park your biases and open your mind a little? Is it possible that a...