What if the story of Italian Americans in Los Angeles is not what you thought? Join us as we uncover the vibrant and often overlooked contributions of Italian immigrants beyond the spotlight of …
We have a sickness around here. An embedded malady. An unshakeable affliction. We’re pathologically obsessed with our Italian American heritage, and we just can’t stop celebrating and exploring its every fascinating manifestation.
Broadcasting every week from the brand-new Red Sauce Studio at the corner of Mulberry and Grand in NYC’s historic Little Italy, at the Italian American Podcast, our mission is to help you return you to your roots (or better said, to bring your roots to you) and to make sure you have a helluva good time along the way! This isn’t your nonna’s Italian America, but a new voice of the Italian American experience, delivering history, discussion, examination, and connection with smarts, heart, and a lot of laughs. So we hope you enjoy the show, and come visit us real soon at Red Sauce Studio and the Italian American Emporium!
What if the story of Italian Americans in Los Angeles is not what you thought? Join us as we uncover the vibrant and often overlooked contributions of Italian immigrants beyond the spotlight of …
We are back for Part 2! What does it truly mean to be Italian in today's interconnected world? This question guides our exploration into the intricate world of Italian American cultural identity …
Fabrizio DI Michele, the Consul General of Italy in New York, joins us for an inspiring conversation recorded at the lively Red Sauce Studio in Little Italy. The narrative unfolds as Fabrizio takes us …
When I listen to The Italian American Podcast, it reminds me that I am not alone. The authenticity and enthusiasm of you and your guests is what keeps me listening. You all sound like my relatives and family friends.
The Italian American Podcast is a contemporary way to continue to share experiences, information and culture for the Italian-American community and those that want to know more about it. I loved being interviewed by young, enthusiastic, passionate people interested in their roots.