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Viareggio

Viareggio

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Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Viareggio".

Sep 28, 2026

Rod MaxwellHOST
5:42
It was lovely.
Rod MaxwellHOST
5:43
I spent the last couple of days on a beach resort called Via Reggio.
James SpencerHOST
5:47
So you were on the beach there? I was on the beach there, too.
James SpencerHOST
5:50
yeah okay and last question what was the weather sorry i already asked you the weather uh weather

Unknown podcast

Rhythm of Life and Other Essays-Alice Meynell

Sep 14 · 2 Mentions

Valentina VicelliNARRATOR
44:39
By the Railway Side.
Valentina VicelliNARRATOR
44:41
My train drew near to the Viareggio platform on a day between two of the harvests of a hot September.
Valentina VicelliNARRATOR
44:48
The sea was burning blue, and there were a somberness and a gravity in the very excesses of the sun as his fires brooded deeply over the serried, hardy, shabby seaside ilex woods.
Valentina VicelliNARRATOR
45:00
I had come out of Tuscany and was on my way to the Genovesato, the steep country with its profiles, bay by bay, of successive mountains gray with olive trees, between the flashes of the Mediterranean and the sky.
Valentina VicelliNARRATOR
47:40
Across her nose was a dark purple that comes with overpowering fear.
Valentina VicelliNARRATOR
47:44
Hayden saw it on the face of a woman whose child had just been run over in a London street.
Valentina VicelliNARRATOR
47:49
I remembered the note in his journal as the woman at Viareggio, in her intolerable hour, turned her head my way, her sobs lifting it.
Valentina VicelliNARRATOR
47:58
She was afraid that the man would throw himself under the train.

Unknown podcast

Romola Chapter 61 - Drifting Away

Sep 13 · 1 Mention

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0:42
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Margaret S. BayotNARRATOR
0:45
CHAPTER SIXTY-ONE On the eighth day from that memorable night, Romola was standing on the brink of the Mediterranean, watching the gentle summer pulse of the sea just above what was then the little fishing village of Viareggio.
Margaret S. BayotNARRATOR
1:22
Again she had fled from Florence, and this time no arresting voice had called her back.
Margaret S. BayotNARRATOR
1:27
Again she wore the gray religious dress, and this time, in her heart-sickness, she did not care that it was a disguise.
Nick LawrenceGUEST
12:18
Uh, I went away for a week with my lovely wife, and, um, uh, we planned it around this festival.
Nick LawrenceGUEST
12:23
It's a bunch of one-dayers they do in a place called Viareggio, uh, which is just northwest of, uh, Pisa.
Nick LawrenceGUEST
12:29
And, uh, primarily to see Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
Nick LawrenceGUEST
12:35
Huge band.
David AllegrantiHOST
1:48
Vannacci non è certamente l'unico, ma in questo settore dimostra una certa abilità nell'arte di obbligare gli avversari a occuparsi di temi a lui cari: la sicurezza, l'immigrazione, la sovranità.
David AllegrantiHOST
2:00
La responsabilità non è soltanto di chi lo ha accolto, citofonare Matteo Salvini come salvatore della patria in un partito, la Lega ha usato come un taxi per arrivare da Viareggio a Bruxelles, ma anche di chi in questi anni non ha fornito risposte alle domande di cui oggi si vuole fare carico il generale in pensione, che è la manifestazione di fenomeni sociali e politici stratificati a cui altri prima di lui hanno cercato di dare invano una risposta.
David AllegrantiHOST
2:24
Dai Cinque Stelle alla Lega agli stessi Fratelli d'Italia, prima della svolta governativa che ha trasformato schiere di piromani professionisti in discreti pompieri.
David AllegrantiHOST
2:34
La crisi di rappresentanza, la marginalizzazione della classe media, l'idea di contare sempre meno in un mondo che sembra tornato quello di Thomas Hobbes, homo homini lupus.
Catja de HaasGUEST
7:29
Then I worked in Japan for three years with architecture firms, and then I came to London, where I did a PhD by design at UCL on the idea of the home.
Catja de HaasGUEST
7:40
I also did an extra master's in housing and urbanism at the Architects Association, where we again looked at a rural coastal town, Viareggio, in Italy, where again, it was very touristy.
Catja de HaasGUEST
7:53
The city was looking for identity.
Catja de HaasGUEST
7:55
It had a very long tradition.

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