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The Real Life in Italy

著者： Evelyn | Colline Alle Montagne - Life in Italy Guide
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  • The Real Life in Italy is just doing the best we can to make life in Italy as a foreigner just a bit easier. We’re cutting through the bullshit of “La Dolce Vita” to share with you what you really need to know while living in Italy. From tidbits of Italian culture to navigating the nightmarish bureaucracy, and even some language tips, you’ll find it all here. What will we be talking about? Anything and everything about living in Italy. Here’s just some questions we’ll look to answer: Who the hell was this Garibaldi guy? And this Aldo Moro? Why does every town have a Via XX Settembre?! How do I get my Permesso di Soggiorno and more importantly, dear God how do I survive the Questura? What DOES mi raccomando mean? What Birth Control is in Italy? Can I get IVF on Healthcare? What are my options when pregnant in Italy? (Yes, we’ll get serious.) What IS the difference between Carabinieri and Polizia?! No really, can I get an iced coffee in Italy? Living in Italy as a foreigner is filled with challenges and moments where we all want to cry, rip out our hair, throw the towel in, and say basta, I’m going home. You’re not alone. But I believe the more we can confidently understand our life abroad as expats in Italy, the easier, and more enjoyable it gets. My own life in Italy has taken me to struggle through, and figure out how bureaucracy, healthcare, and finances work here. Along the way, because I am a nerd, I’ve also decided to learn all I can about the long and complicated history of this country I call home. Nothing makes me happier than sharing this information with fellow expats in Italy and watching them laugh off the struggle and thrive in their new life in Italy. This podcast is for foreigners living in Italy, who are all just trying to make sense of it all. Listen in to learn all about a side of living in Italy everyone else forgot to tell you about. But don’t expect us all to be better, I promise. Expect some good laughs, helpful tips and cultural explanations, and expat stories to remind you that you aren’t alone, and it’ll all work out. To learn even more about life in Italy, Italian culture, history, and bureaucracy visit: www.collineallemontagne.com Find your host, Evelyn, on Instagram at www.instagram.com/collinemontagne And if you’d like to show your support, you can always buy me a glass of wine: www.buymeacoffee/colline
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  • The Italian Partita IVA: What to know for being self-employed in Italy (Part 1)

    The Italian Partita IVA: What to know for being self-employed in Italy (Part 1)
    2024/05/27

    Ready for another, more practical, episode of The Real Life in Italy? We’re talking about the Partita IVA, what it is, when you need it, and how it all works.

    If you as a foreigner living in Italy, ever had hopes of opening a small business or going freelance in Italy, then you’ll need to get real familiar with this code. The Partita IVA is your tax code that lets you do business in Italy.

    We’ll explore the different options of the partita IVA in Italy, what taxes in Italy look like with this code, and a few pros and cons.

    Ultimately if you are an expat in Italy looking to open a Partita IVA, or understand it better, the best thing you can do it find a commercialista - an Italian accountant.

    As promised in the episode, here’s a resource list for you. If you are looking for an online Italian accounting service in English: https://www.xolo.io/it-en?ref=collinemontagne

    I’ll be back soon with a fellow freelancer in Italy to tell you more about what it’s like working and living in Italy as a freelancer. In the meantime, enjoy.

    If you enjoyed the episode, and show, please leave us a 5 ⭐️ rating, it means a lot!

    Thanks for listening to the Real Life in Italy.

    This podcast is for foreigners living in Italy, who are all just trying to make sense of it all.

    Listen in to learn all about a side of living in Italy everyone else forgot to tell you about. But don’t expect us all to be better, I promise. Expect some good laughs, helpful tips and cultural explanations, and expat stories to remind you that you aren’t alone, and it’ll all work out.

    Learn more about Evelyn at

    www.collineallemontagne.com

    www.instagram.com/collinemontagne

    You can show your support by buying me a glass of wine, I always appreciate it:

    www.buymeacoffee.com/colline
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    33 分
  • Understanding the Mafia in Italy

    Understanding the Mafia in Italy
    2024/05/20

    On this episode of The Real Life in Italy, we’re getting into a topic I think is so important to understand: The Mafia in Italy or rather, Italian Organized Crime.

    This is a little 101 for you to understand how these organizations operate, where they operate, and who they are. Oh, and how that might effect life for us foreigners living in Italy. Spoiler: You’ll probably never even notice it, but it’s all around.

    Expats in Italy seem to have so many misconceptions of the mafia in italy on two extremes: one, that it is dangerous and you should avoid certain areas of Italy at all costs, two that it doesn’t exist. Both are wrong to a certain degree, and that’s exactly what we’ll be covering in this episode. I'll share where you can find the Italian mafia operating well beyond Italy's borders, and give you a quick overview of the main organizations: Cosa Nostra, Camorra, 'Ndrangheta, and the Sacra Corona Unita. While we don't have to be scared while living in Italy, understanding how the mafia exists and operates can help us make better decisions as expats in Italy - and really as general people all over the world.

    Here are some great resources about the mafia in Italy if you would like to learn more:

    Books- Midnight in Sicily-Peter Robb Gomorrah- Roberto Saviano The Day of the Owl- Leonardo Sciascia Global Mafia by Antonio Nicaso and Lee Lamothe Excellent Cadavers by Alexander Stille Mafia and Antimafia by Umberto Santino

    Movies or Shows:

    La Ribelle Siciliana Shooting the Mafia Robinò Excellent Cadavers 1992/1993 100 Passi

    News Sites to stay up to date about the Mafia in Italy, and in the world:

    The Guardian- covers news very well if you search through their site.

    Antimafiaduemilla ___

    If you enjoyed the episode, and show, please leave us a 5 ⭐️ rating, it means a lot!

    Thanks for listening to the Real Life in Italy.

    This podcast is for foreigners living in Italy, who are all just trying to make sense of it all.

    Listen in to learn all about a side of living in Italy everyone else forgot to tell you about. But don’t expect us all to be better, I promise. Expect some good laughs, helpful tips and cultural explanations, and expat stories to remind you that you aren’t alone, and it’ll all work out.

    Learn more about Evelyn at

    www.collineallemontagne.com

    www.instagram.com/collinemontagne

    You can show your support by buying me a glass of wine, I always appreciate it:

    www.buymeacoffee.com/colline
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    39 分
  • Garibaldi and Cavour's Legacy with Verity Pryor-Harden

    Garibaldi and Cavour's Legacy with Verity Pryor-Harden
    2024/05/13

    This episode of the Real Life in Italy is answering the question: who the hell were Garibaldi and Cavour anyway?

    These names are everywhere we look in Italy. It’s because these two characters were key players in the Italian Unification - the Risorgimento. There’s a long, long history lesson behind that, but today, let’s take it easy and just get to know your new Italian (er or are they French?) friends: Giuseppe Garibaldi and Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour.

    I’m joined by fellow American in Italy Verity Pryor-Harden, who just like you was curious about who these men were and what their deal was. Well I’m here to tell you.

    Disclaimer, in case you had any doubt: I am far from a historian, I am not an expert. And I am WELL aware the stories of the Risorgimento, Garibaldi, and Cavour go far beyond this 101.

    I’m just another expat in Italy, trying to understand Italian culture and history, and make sense of life in Italy.

    Welcome to the Real Life in Italy.

    00:00 Discovering Italy's Unification Heroes: Garibaldi and Cavour 02:56 Exploring the Risorgimento: Italy's Path to Unification 04:58 Garibaldi's Early Life 17:22 The Expedition of the Thousand: Sicily's Conquest 24:24 Garibaldi's March North: The Conquest of Naples 26:37 Garibaldi's Legacy and the Unification of Italy 27:52 The Rivalry Between Garibaldi and Cavour 31:17 Cavour's Diplomatic Mastery and Reforms 42:55 Cavour's Influence on Italian Wine Culture 46:24 Reflections on Italian Unification and Regional Identities

    Want to nerd out some more about Italian Unification, History, and these guys?

    Read These:

    Pursuit of Italy

    The Force of Destiny

    Garibaldi Invention of a Hero

    You can follow Verity’s adventures in Arezzzo here:

    https://www.instagram.com/verityeph/

    Learn more about Evelyn at

    www.collineallemontagne.com

    www.instagram.com/collinemontagne

    You can show your support by buying me a glass of wine, I always appreciate it:

    www.buymeacoffee.com/colline
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    56 分

あらすじ・解説

The Real Life in Italy is just doing the best we can to make life in Italy as a foreigner just a bit easier. We’re cutting through the bullshit of “La Dolce Vita” to share with you what you really need to know while living in Italy. From tidbits of Italian culture to navigating the nightmarish bureaucracy, and even some language tips, you’ll find it all here. What will we be talking about? Anything and everything about living in Italy. Here’s just some questions we’ll look to answer: Who the hell was this Garibaldi guy? And this Aldo Moro? Why does every town have a Via XX Settembre?! How do I get my Permesso di Soggiorno and more importantly, dear God how do I survive the Questura? What DOES mi raccomando mean? What Birth Control is in Italy? Can I get IVF on Healthcare? What are my options when pregnant in Italy? (Yes, we’ll get serious.) What IS the difference between Carabinieri and Polizia?! No really, can I get an iced coffee in Italy? Living in Italy as a foreigner is filled with challenges and moments where we all want to cry, rip out our hair, throw the towel in, and say basta, I’m going home. You’re not alone. But I believe the more we can confidently understand our life abroad as expats in Italy, the easier, and more enjoyable it gets. My own life in Italy has taken me to struggle through, and figure out how bureaucracy, healthcare, and finances work here. Along the way, because I am a nerd, I’ve also decided to learn all I can about the long and complicated history of this country I call home. Nothing makes me happier than sharing this information with fellow expats in Italy and watching them laugh off the struggle and thrive in their new life in Italy. This podcast is for foreigners living in Italy, who are all just trying to make sense of it all. Listen in to learn all about a side of living in Italy everyone else forgot to tell you about. But don’t expect us all to be better, I promise. Expect some good laughs, helpful tips and cultural explanations, and expat stories to remind you that you aren’t alone, and it’ll all work out. To learn even more about life in Italy, Italian culture, history, and bureaucracy visit: www.collineallemontagne.com Find your host, Evelyn, on Instagram at www.instagram.com/collinemontagne And if you’d like to show your support, you can always buy me a glass of wine: www.buymeacoffee/colline
Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.
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