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 historical and architectural heritage. Francesco Pupillo, a local historian, talks about the old town and the history of Vico del Gargano. Mimmo Di Noia discusses the gastronomic tradition of the “Paposcia,” a typical product of Vico. Sabrina Pupillo, a food technologist, delves into Gargano olive oil and traditional production techniques. Tommaso dell’Aquila immerses us in the Holy Week rituals of Vico, with songs and processions. Nello Biscotti explains the unique features of the area, from the Umbra Forest to the citrus groves near the sea. Don Gabriele, parish priest of the Mother Church, tells us about the Feast of Saint Valentine and the “Kiss Alley.” Luigi Damiani, a close friend of Andrea Pazienza, shares anecdotes about the famous cartoonist’s vacations in Vico.
A fascinating journey through past and present, uncovering the hidden beauties of the Gargano.
Monte Sant’Angelo. The departure for the story of Gargano. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.