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Nov 3, 2026

Tom PriceCORRESPONDENT
24:35
It's like, who knew any of this? So it turns out Fiorello La Guardia was obviously of Italian descent, but only on his father's side.
Tom PriceCORRESPONDENT
24:44
On his mother's side, it was from a family, well, technically Italian, the city of Trieste, which was a melting pot and was the major port for the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Tom PriceCORRESPONDENT
24:55
And his mother... had a double-barreled, famous Sephardic last name, which was Cohen, without the H, C-O-E-N, and Luzzatto.
Tom PriceCORRESPONDENT
25:06
And you can tell your listeners who the great Rabbi Luzzatto is,
Sam CohonHOST
26:42
And that's where Fiorello LaGuardia became, of all things, an Episcopalian because his father was an atheist Catholic and his mother was a non-practicing Sephardic Jew, as you noted.
Sam CohonHOST
26:53
Really interesting story.
Sam CohonHOST
26:55
So Trieste, where LaGuardia's parents met, I don't think many of us know much about what is actually a fascinating city.
Tom PriceCORRESPONDENT
27:04
Trieste is a city well worth a visit, if not several visits.
Simon RichardsonHOST
0:26
This week in the world of cycling, we got an early glimpse at the Giro d'Italia route for 2027, which was widely leaked in Italian media.
Simon RichardsonHOST
0:33
The leaked route, which will be fully announced tomorrow, suggests the race starts in Trieste on the 8th of May and features an early detour across the border into Slovenia.
Simon RichardsonHOST
0:41
The route is also expected to include some of the classic mountains on the menu, with reports of the Motorola, the Gavia, and a penultimate stage summit finish on the notorious Monte Zoncolan.
Simon RichardsonHOST
0:53
An uphill time trial to Campo di Giove is also rumoured.
Tony RichardsonNARRATOR
2:02
Italy is a long, narrow peninsula in the southern part of Europe, between the 38th and 46th parallels of north latitude.
Tony RichardsonNARRATOR
2:14
It is 720 miles long from the Alps to its southern extremity, and 330 miles broad in its widest part, that is, from the Little Saint Bernard to the hills north of Trieste.
Tony RichardsonNARRATOR
2:32
It has an area of nearly 110,000 square miles, about that of the state of Nevada.
Tony RichardsonNARRATOR
2:41
The Alps separate Italy on the north and northwest from the rest of Europe.
David Crepaz-KeayGUEST
24:58
I mean, the history of that goes back to...
David Crepaz-KeayGUEST
25:01
They borrowed a lot of their ideas from Trieste in Italy, going back to the kind of 60s and 70s.
David Crepaz-KeayGUEST
25:07
So, you know, there are places that are doing some stuff really well, and there are some great... services in the UK around the country but it's just difficult and one size doesn't fit all so you know something that works very well in one place may just not work well in another
SidneyHOST
25:26
And I'm going to give you your final question now because I know timings and all that.
speaker_9VOICE_ACTOR
20:26
Steve.
speaker_9VOICE_ACTOR
20:27
Mitchell, I have business in Trieste.
speaker_9VOICE_ACTOR
20:29
I will accompany you there.
speaker_9VOICE_ACTOR
20:31
Perhaps I may be of some help.

6 MINS LATER

Brian DonlevyVOICE_ACTOR
26:17
me?
speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
26:18
No. I've been busy eating.
speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
26:20
Trieste.
speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
26:21
Trieste.
Olivia DadeGUEST
31:50
Yeah, that's so cool.
Karis RogersonHOST
31:52
Yeah, I actually this morning as I was waking up, I had a dream that I was in my like place that I consider my home, which is an apartment in Trieste, Italy, where I lived through middle and high school.
Karis RogersonHOST
32:05
And in the dream, I started crying because I was like, I never thought I would be able to step foot in this apartment again.
Karis RogersonHOST
32:11
But here I am.
Rebecca GrossGUEST
4:40
And then we started swimming.
Rebecca GrossGUEST
4:43
cycling out of Trieste it was a cycle path it was really well maintained and then Marcio oh no we had the route planned and then he gave us an idea where it would be better and less cars and we're like yeah well he will know it we will do this and then it was like a hiking path and I wasn't really experienced So I hated
Bella MolloyHOST
5:12
off-road.
Bella MolloyHOST
5:13
You were stitched up on a hiker bike section from day one.

17 MINS LATER

Rebecca GrossGUEST
22:10
It was super fast, yeah.
Rebecca GrossGUEST
22:11
But there
Bella MolloyHOST
22:12
was lots of adventures in between the Pamirs and where you left from there in Trieste in Italy, right? I want to know when it felt 100% foreign.
Bella MolloyHOST
22:22
And I say that knowing that Europe, you change cultures and borders very quickly, especially in Western Europe.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
12:49
Dockers and port workers' actions around the world included Italy.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
12:53
Dockers struck at Genoa, Livorno, Trieste, Civitavecchia, Ancona, Ravenna, Gioia Tauro, Carrara, and Bari.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
13:04
In Genoa, hundreds blocked the Albertazzi port gate at dawn with burning tires.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
13:10
Students and workers marched from Principi Station and joined the dockers in their thousands before entering the port.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
13:17
In Naples, protesters entered the port through the Bausan Gate.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
13:21
In Reggio Calabria, workers and young people rallied behind the dockers.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
13:25
In Trieste, a march from the port's gate four grew to 10,000.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
13:30
Greece.
Dominic GerrardHOST
6:20
"'Thunder and lightning,' said the German, warming.
Dominic GerrardHOST
6:23
"'When you walk along a crowded street in Frankfurt, Milan, London, Paris, "'and think that a passing stranger is like your friend Heinrich, "'and then another passing stranger is like your friend Heinrich, "'and so begin to have a strange foreknowledge "'that presently you'll meet your friend Heinrich, "'which you do, though you believed him at Trieste.
Dominic GerrardHOST
6:46
"'What do you call that?' There are two main stories, aren't there?
Emily MiddletonGUEST
6:52
Yeah.
Charlotte MandellGUEST
21:04
And the second part now, which is east, which takes place, I guess, mostly in the Balkans, but we haven't really gotten there yet.
Charlotte MandellGUEST
21:13
but also in France and Trieste and Venice.
Charlotte MandellGUEST
21:21
And memoir is a kind of...
Charlotte MandellGUEST
21:24
There's not a lot about himself.

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