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PODCAST With this 19th and final episode, an extraordinary journey through the soul of the Gargano comes to an end. A path of over 2,000 kilometers, telling the stories of 18 towns and giving voice to 140 guests who shared their lives, traditions, and legends. A journey that began among the sacred stones of Monte …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to the Tremiti Islands, a fascinating archipelago full of history, located off the coast of the Gargano. With their hidden caves, crystal-clear waters, and a historic center steeped in legend, the Tremiti Islands are a magical place where wild nature meets millennia of culture. …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to Manfredonia, a coastal city on the Gargano rich in history, culture, and traditions. Founded by King Manfredi, Manfredonia is a place where medieval legends intertwine with modern life, and every corner has a story to tell. Lorenzo begins the episode with Vittorio Tricarico, …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to Apricena, a town rich in history and culture, located on the edge of the Gargano. Apricena is renowned for its prized stone, which not only defines the local architecture but has also been used in significant monuments across Italy. Throughout the episode, Lorenzo …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to San Marco in Lamis, a town steeped in stories of brigands, pilgrims, and literary culture. Joined by co-host Laura Pirro, Lorenzo guides us through local traditions and tales that make this place unique, weaving together the voices of the community with the charm …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us on a journey to discover a different side of San Giovanni Rotondo, moving beyond its traditional image as a place tied exclusively to the spirituality of Padre Pio. Lorenzo uncovers stories and traditions that reveal a lesser-known face of this town, rich in culture, …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to the heart of Carpino, a place steeped in ancient traditions, stories of shepherds and singers, and a culture deeply rooted in the earth and sky. Carpino is a village where the music of the Cantori, the sound of looms, and the unique flavor …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to discover Rignano Garganico, the smallest village in the Gargano, yet rich in history, culture, and traditions. Walking through the narrow streets of this charming town, Lorenzo delves into the theme of “care,” unveiling the hidden treasures of a land whose roots trace back …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to Mattinata, a place rich in history that, thanks to the countless stories it holds, seems to have always been a shifting and evolving village. The episode begins with Antonio Latino, who describes the Roman villa of Agnuli, a late antique noble residence. Antonio …
PODCAST Serracapriola is a village where time seems to flow at its own pace, amidst fascinating legends and ancient traditions. In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to discover this magical place with his camper, the Vostok100K. Maria Chiara Castriota, president of the Pro Loco, shares insights into Serracapriola’s cultural life, from …
p PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi stops in Peschici with his camper, the Vostok100K, to explore this picturesque seaside village. Domenico Cilenti, a chef from Peschici, shares insights into the local culinary tradition and the use of fresh fish in typical recipes. Michele Maiorano, a musician and director of the Ischitella …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to discover San Nicandro Garganico, a charming village in the Gargano. Matteo Vocale, a storyteller of the region, shares insights into local traditions and the importance of the natural heritage. He introduces us to the Dolina Pozzatina, one of the largest karst sinkholes in …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to discover Rodi Garganico, a captivating place that transforms between summer and winter. Lorenzo highlights the summer liveliness and winter tranquility, revealing a town that never truly hibernates. Lucio Milone, a tourism operator, explains how the local community keeps Rodi vibrant even during quieter …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to discover Cagnano Varano. Between tradition and modernity, we explore the local culture through the voices of special guests. Salvatore Curatolo and Rosario Nido, who have resolutely chosen to live in the historic center despite its challenges, discuss the preservation of the area. Orazio …
PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi stops in Lesina with his camper, the Vostok100K, to explore a lagoon that blends fresh and salt waters. Lello Del Buono, a resident by choice, shares his unique experience in this land in between. Mayor Primiano Di Mauro recounts the local history and traditions, while Giacomo …
PODCAST Ischitella, an enchanting village in the Gargano, welcomes us in this new episode of Gargano Capitale. Aboard his camper, Vostok100K, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us on a journey to uncover the stories and traditions of this fascinating town. Lina and Nunzia, singers from Ischitella, open the episode with folk songs passed down through generations. Maria …
PODCAST For this episode of “Gargano Capitale,” Lorenzo Scaraggi stops with his camper, the Vostok100K, in Vieste, where the sea whispers ancient and modern stories. Matteo Silvestri unveils the secrets of the Trabucchi, the ancient fishing machines that resemble spiders on the water. Giorgio Olivieri, a tour guide, recounts Vieste’s deep connection to the sea …
PODCAST In this episode of “Gargano Capitale,” Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to discover Vico del Gargano. Between tradition and modernity, we explore the local culture through the contributions of special guests. Michele Totaro, a young cowherd, shares his life with Podolica cattle and the tradition of transhumance. Porzia Pinto, deputy mayor, introduces us to Vico’s …
PODCAST “Gargano Capitale” starts in Monte Sant’Angelo, the Apulian capital of culture for 2024, exploring the deep connection between the sacred and the profane. Federico Scalabrino and Biagio De Nittis from the group Rione Junno welcome us with folk music. Giovanna Rinaldi tells us about the bread-making tradition in Monte Sant’Angelo and the creation of …
This video is a declaration of love. The sculptor Vito Maiullari, guest of Daunia Land Art, on the Gargano, talks to us about Puglia and its stone, its stratigraphy and the white Mediterranean and when Puglia was an island, about 100 million years ago. “South! Vostok100k along the South Cultural Routes” was a journey traveled …
On nights when the impetuous winds agitate the calm waters of Lake Varano, it seems you can hear a bell ringing in the distance: it is the bell of the old Benedictine convent of San NIcola Imbuti, dating back to the 11th century and now destroyed by time. Yet this story does not talk about …
The “Hypnerotomachia Poliphili” or the love dream fight of Poliphilo. What at first sight may seem almost like a tongue twister actually represents a great heritage not only of Italian literature but above all a very valuable work of typographical art from the 16th century (1499, to be precise): the incunabula. In Galatina, in Puglia, …
In Italy, it’s not Christmas without the notes of “Tu scendi dalle stelle”. For my Puglia Fuorirotta Christmas Edition I went in search of the origins of this song. Aboard my faithful van I crossed Puglia to discover that “Tu scendi dalle stelle” ( You come down from the stars) was born right here, between …
The story I’m talking about, this time, is a journey into the human soul, into faith, in the most profound and apparently incomprehensible thing there can be: the choice of seclusion. Someone will remember the video made for Repubblica, the interview with Sister Letizia, the centenary nun of the monastery of Santa Maria delle Vergini, …
I was in the heart of an archaeological dig. It happened last summer, July 2022. As a guest of archaeologists from the Universities of Bari and Foggia, I was on the island of Sant’Eufemia, off the coast of Vieste. The island has hosted places of worship for hundreds of years: dozens of men have stopped …
