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The official podcast of the Umbra Institute, made by staff, faculty, students and alumni. The Umbra Institute is the only year-round independent study abroad program provider based in Perugia, Italy, offering semester, year-long, and summer programs with a variety of academic…
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Ep. 49 - We Ate That! Food, Culture, and Identity in Perugia (opens the original)
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Created by students of The Umbra Institute as an assignment for the Spring 2026 course Communicating Taste , this episode reflects on the relationship between food, culture, and identity through the perspective of a student living in Perugia. From shared meals to local traditions, it explores how culinary experiences shape our understanding of community and belonging.
Ep. 48 - We Ate That! Hunting Flavor: The Story of Umbrian Truffles (opens the original)
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Created by students of The Umbra Institute as an assignment for the Spring 2026 course Communicating Taste , this episode delves into the world of Umbria’s most prized culinary treasure: the truffle. Discover its history, cultural significance, and the unique flavors that have made this ingredient a symbol of Umbrian cuisine.
Ep. 47 - We Ate That! Slow Food, The Umbrian Way (opens the original)
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Created by students of The Umbra Institute as an assignment for the Spring 2026 course Communicating Taste , this episode examines the Slow Food movement in Umbria. Through conversations about local producers, traditional recipes, and sustainable practices, students explore how food can preserve cultural heritage while fostering a deeper connection to place.
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