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Welcome to heartstorming healthcare (previously Minding Wellness), where we dive into the core of healthcare's most pressing issues with a diverse array of passionate guests who are aligned with the mission of elevating the healthcare landscape.
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Eat with the Seasons: A Conversation with Giulia Scarpaleggia (opens the original)
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I recorded this conversation on the first day of fall. It happened to be Giulia’s wedding anniversary, and it was grape harvest week in Tuscany. It felt like the perfect timing. Giulia was born and raised in the same farmhouse where she lives today, in a quiet town between Siena and Florence. She learned to cook from her grandmother and her mother. She turned that into a life’s work: cookbooks, cooking classes, her beloved newsletter Letters from Tuscany , and a blog that Saveur named the best f
The Sweetness of Doing Nothing (opens the original)
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Ask an American how they're doing and the answer is often "busy." It ends the conversation, because busy means you're thriving. Ask an Italian, and you'll find the language doesn't quite cooperate: the words closest to "busy" (occupato, impegnativa) lean toward occupied, demanding, binding. Italy has a different phrase for a life well lived: dolce far niente, the sweetness of doing nothing. That contrast is where my conversation with Carl Honoré begins. Carl is an award-winning writer, broadcast
Healed the Mediterranean Way (opens the original)
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She healed stage 3 Lyme disease with a cutting board and a laptop. Here’s how. Amy Riolo is an award-winning chef, culinary anthropologist, and best-selling author of 26 books named Knight of the Order of the Star of Italy and called “The Ambassador of Italian Cuisine in the US.” But before any of that, she was legally disabled for three years, battling stage 3 Lyme disease with 42 medical symptoms and temporary paralysis. A therapist’s question (not “if” but “when you survive this, what will yo
Never Skip the Passeggiata with Susan Van Allen (opens the original)
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Susan Van Allen grew up on the Jersey Shore with the food and drama of an Italian American household. Her maternal grandparents emigrated from southern Italy, and that inheritance became the compass for her life's work. For fifty years she's been returning to Italy, up and down the boot, chasing its beauty, its culture, and — always — its deliciousness. Her award-winning travel writing has appeared in National Geographic Traveler, BBC Travel, and AFAR, and she's the author of four books on Itali
She Needed Permission to Slow Down with Katy Mogal (opens the original)
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What happens when a Google exec trades Silicon Valley hustle for a Roman passeggiata? Katy Mogal did it and found that giving herself permission to slow down was the real unlock.In this episode, Katy Mogal, a 20-year Silicon Valley veteran (Google,Fitbit) turned certified Designing Your Life facilitator, joins us to talkabout moving her family to Rome, the surprising legal differences between US and Italian layoffs, and how a workshop in Matera set her on an entirely new path. We cover what it a
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