 Click the video to play, then drag your mouse to look around. Best if viewed Full Screen.  Click on the photo to watch the video. Best viewed Full Screen!  I you want to learn about Italy, food, life and humor, then Two Greedy Italians is for you. It is a BBC television series that was broadcast on BBC Two in the UK. The series follows charming chefs Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio as they travel back to their homeland for the first time in 15 years... to see how their Italian society and food has evolved over the years. There is also an accompanying cook book called Two Greedy Italians: Carluccio and Contaldo's Return to Italy that you can find on Amazon. A second series entitled Two Greedy Italians: Still Hungry was also produced. These two old chefs have it all.... experience with food, life and great charisma. Lovable, passionate and damned funny together! (Click the photo at left to see the DVD set on Amazon) --Jerry Finzi Click the photo below to watch a sample video of Two Greedy Italians   Click the Photo to Watch the Video There is no dialog in this video. Just an hour and a half of strolling through the bustling, noisy, chaotic streets of Napoli, a city that jams nearly 4 million people into it's tight streets. Well worth taking the time, pouring a few cups of espresso and watching---perhaps while you are on your treadmill or exercise bike!
This video can really help Voyagers decide if a visit to Naples is their cup of tea... er, espresso. Enjoy. --Jerry Finzi  I found this beautiful video profiling the Solimene Ceramics Factory on the Amalfi Coast in the seaside town of Vietri sul Mare. Aside from Solimene producing some of the most beautiful ceramics from Vietri, the building--although tired--is a Mid-Century Modern architectural gem. Read about our visit to this unique ceramics factor, the other nearby ceramics shops and our drive on the Amalfi Coast here.  Click the photo above to go to the video If you enjoyed this video... send us some nice Italian cheese! Perhaps a 5 pound piece of aged sheep's milk caciocavallo.
Ok, then just LIKE and SHARE with your friends. Ciao! --Jerry Finzi  Click the photo to view the video  Click the photos to watch the videos   The famous Venetian writer Giuseppe Berto made Capo Vaticano his home, after traveling throughout Italy. "Capo Vaticano", he wrote, "is called Vatican as a Roman hill: once priests and fortune tellers searched for the future basing their predictions on birds' flights. Two hundred meters over the Cape there is a rock called Mantineo and in ancient Greek it means: to communicate with God. The Cape was a holy place and now it is the same". |
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