Hey, Sal!

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Synopsis

All roads lead to the Hey Sal Podcast in Rome, Italy! Real people. Real stories. International perspectives. In English. This podcast is hosted by entertainer and media designer Salvatore (Sal) Benintende, who invites friends, entrepreneurs, artists, leaders and travellers who share their stories. When in Rome...

Episodes

  • #14 – Anthony Mitzel

    21/06/2019 Duration: 07min

    Anthony Mitzel is a stand-up comedian, professor at the University of Bologna and EC member of the Italian American Studies Association. Find out more about Anthony and his projects:

  • #13- Gino Bottigliero (The Fiddler’s Elbow) and Paul Staunton

    14/06/2019 Duration: 01h29min

    Gino Bottigliero is co-founder of the first Irish owned and run pub in italy called "The Fiddlers' Elbow", which was opened in the fall of 1976. Being such an old pub,and having been the first in Italy, has led the pub to becoming very well known not just in Italy but also in many other countries around the world. https://www.facebook.com/thefiddlerselbow/ Paul Staunton is a musician, composer and photographer from Dublin, Ireland. You can purchase his music here: ► Between You And Me (Album): https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/between-you-and-me/337717807 ► Paul Staunton and the Charmers (Album): https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/paul-staunton-and-the-charmers/833911345

  • #12- Alessandro De Filippo and Antonio Valentini (Er Gin)

    04/06/2019 Duration: 57min

    Er Gin is the first and only Roman gin, a result of the collaboration between Alessandro De Filippo, Antonio Valentini, Emiliano Valenti and Francesco Peruzzi. Alessandro De Filippo is an Italian entrepreneur with businesses both in Italy and the United States. He has co-founded "Er Gin" and is also co-founder and CEO of Your Place in Rome, an innovative solution for university programs and students seeking short term housing accommodations and related services in Rome. He has also created the Borromini Study Center and is involved in several other projects. Antonio Valentini is a biologist and one of the co-founders of "Er Gin" and together with other scientists has also created a startup called "light Science" with the goal of making blood tests safe, fast and cheap - from home.

  • #11 – Marsha De Salvatore (Rome’s Comedy Club)

    27/05/2019 Duration: 01h14min

    Marsha is an actress, comedian, social activist, writer and the founder of Rome's Comedy Club in Rome, Italy. Find all upcoming show dates and information on:

  • #10 – Alessia Forganni

    24/05/2019 Duration: 01h03min

    Alessia Forganni is a musician, producer and teacher from Brescia, Italy. You can find her latest work here:

  • #9 – Carlo Senna

    15/05/2019 Duration: 01h05min

    Carlo Senna is a musician, journalist and teacher. In this episode we talk about the process of recording his latest album, his love for analog technology. We also talk about fake news, his experience as a musician, as well as his observations as a teacher in the classroom. You can follow him and his band here:

  • #8 – Chiara Cortez and Daphne Nisi

    09/05/2019 Duration: 58min

    Circlesinging is a unique experience that combines improvised vocal music composition and community singing practice, but not only! It is a concept inspired by Bobby McFerrin's Circlesongs, originating in traditional and ancient singing rituals. Circle Singing Roma, organized by Chiara Cortez and Daphne Nisi, brings this unique phenomenon to the Italian capital and in this podcast we talk about and discover what it is all about, show a live example, learn where it comes from and why more and more people all over the world are joining Circlesinging! Useful links mentioned in the video: Circle Singing Roma:

  • #7 – Mirka Farabegoli and José Witteveen

    03/05/2019 Duration: 01h10min

    Mirka Farabegoli is a Dutch artist who graduated from the Arnhem Art Academy ArtEZ in 2009. She works mainly within the field of drawing and printmaking. José Witteveen studied at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. In the last years, she has dedicated her work to the eternal city of Rome through portraits of its streets and people. Both artists just returned from an art residency in Salina, Sicily and in this podcast they share their experience.

  • #6 – James Egerton and Joshua William Dennison

    07/04/2019 Duration: 02h32min

    James Egerton is a teacher at the International House Accademia Britannica in Rome. Joshua William Dennison is an entrepreneur running a business in the UK. Both are athlethes who have participated in numerous marathons around the world. In this podcast episode we talk about preparing for a marathon, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, the four stages of learning, Jordan Peterson's 12 Rules for Life, watching Jordan Peterson live, civil debate, The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, The Game by Neil Strauss and social dynamics and much more.

  • #5 – Alfie Anagni

    30/03/2019 Duration: 01h38min

    Alfie Anagni is an Italian musician and sound engineer. In this podcast episode we talk about how he became a musician, how the music scene has changed over the last 30 years, his experience performing at the Italian Music Festival "Sanremo", the nuances between commercial and "good" music and much more!

  • #4 – Dock Knowtorious

    30/03/2019 Duration: 01h02min

    Dock Knowtorious is a physician, musician and CEO of Tantra for All. In this episode we talked about how Tantra can improve your sex life, non-gender tantra, naked statues in Rome, how this all connects to his background in IT and as a physician. Dock even played a few tunes live on his guitar!

  • #3 – Angelo Monacelli

    21/03/2019 Duration: 01h10min

    Angelo Monacelli is an Italian actor and musician.

  • #2 – Paul Staunton

    18/03/2019 Duration: 01h04min

    Paul Staunton is a musician, composer and photographer from Dublin, Ireland, living in Italy.

  • Hey, Sal! Podcast #01 – Francesco Amatucci

    15/03/2019 Duration: 01h17min

    Francesco Amatucci is a pianist, brown belt martial artist and has a degree in law in Italy. In this podcast we hang out and talk about his time as a real estate agent and their tricks, global warming, people calling themselves artists, his bicycle and traffic in Rome and other random, often unrelated stuff. The post Hey, Sal! Podcast #01 – Francesco Amatucci appeared first on Hey, Sal!.

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