
We’ve heard what Umbra students think of Perugia and the locals who call the city home. But one question remains: What do the locals think of international students? In this podcast, our Fall 2026 Umbra Reps, Kim...


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The official podcast of the Umbra Institute, made by staff, faculty, students and alumni. The Umbra Institute is the only year-round independent study abroad program provider based in Perugia, Italy, offering semester, year-long, and summer programs with a variety of academic courses. We provide a unique educational opportunity for students both in and outside the classroom as our faculty and staff strive to incorporate a genuine Italian experience into all elements of both the academic curriculum and student life. How our podcasts are created from scratch > https://youtu.be/jAUiqolR9tY
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe official podcast of the Umbra Institute, made by staff, faculty, students and alumni. The Umbra Institute is the only year-round independent study abroad program provider based in Perugia, Italy, offering semester, year-long, and summer programs with a variety of academic courses.
The Umbra Podcast is hosted by The Umbra Institute. The show has published 51 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep. 51 - What do Perugia locals think of international students?" (12 October 2026, 15 minutes), "Ep. 50: Digging into the Trasimeno Archaeology School" (28 September 2026, 23 minutes), and "Ep. 49 - We Ate That! Food, Culture, and Identity in Perugia" (6 September 2026, 10 minutes).
The Umbra Podcast publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 20 minutes across 51 episodes.
Booking probability for The Umbra Podcast is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Umbra Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Umbra Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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The Umbra Institute hosts The Umbra Podcast, an education podcast with 51 episodes published.
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We’ve heard what Umbra students think of Perugia and the locals who call the city home. But one question remains: What do the locals think of international students? In this podcast, our Fall 2026 Umbra Reps, Kim...

We’ve reached a milestone: 50 episodes of the Umbra Podcast! And what better way to celebrate than by getting our hands a little dirty? For this special episode, students Rowan Hering (DePauw University) and Morgan...

Created by students of The Umbra Institute as an assignment for the Spring 2026 course Communicating Taste , this episode reflects on the relationship between food, culture, and identity through the perspective of a...

Created by students of The Umbra Institute as an assignment for the Spring 2026 course Communicating Taste , this episode examines the Slow Food movement in Umbria. Through conversations about local producers...

<p>Created by students of The Umbra Institute as an assignment for the Spring 2026 course Communicating Taste, this episode explores the role of meat in Italian food culture. From savory local specialties to beloved...

Created by students of The Umbra Institute as an assignment for the Spring 2026 course Communicating Taste , this episode explores the role of meat in Italian food culture. From savory local specialties to beloved...

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<p>In this episode of the Umbra Institute Podcast, we’re joined by Alfonso Dragone, Director of the Saint Lawrence Charity Foundation in Perugia, along with two of our student volunteers, Lydia and Belle. Together, they...

<p>In this episode, we discuss together with our Umbra Reps of the Spring Semester 2026 the value of Perugia as a location to the experience of students abroad. Dr. Nowak expresses his enthusiasm for an immersive...

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<p>In Professor Jacopo Cossater’s class, students created this podcast episode to explore the international cuisines of Perugia.</p><p>Beyond Italian food, what other culinary traditions can be found in the city? In...

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<p>In Professor Jacopo Cossater’s class, students created this podcast episode exploring the concept of agriturismo.<br>Why do agriturismos matter for farmers, local communities, and travelers? What sustainability...

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<p>In this episode, we explore the rich world of Italian dialects and how language changes from region to region. </p><p>Focusing on the Umbrian dialect spoken in Perugia, we discuss how everyday speech differs from the...

<p>In this episode, host Amanda Fontana, Study Abroad Advisor at the Umbra Institute, sits down with Umbra students Julia Neumann (Bates College) and Emely Chuco (University of Connecticut) to discuss the predeparture...

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<p>Traveling every weekend across Europe may sound exciting, but it’s not always realistic—or sustainable. While living in Perugia, you have a unique opportunity that tourists don’t: to slow down, immerse yourself in...

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<p>In this episode, we explore the city of Perugia through the perspective of both a local Italian student and several Umbra Institute students. Our guest, Tommaso, a student at the University of Perugia (UniPG), shares...

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<p>with Molly Haggerty and Catalina Lora, Umbra Reps Spring 2025</p><p>In this episode, Molly and Catalina—two of our Spring 2025 Umbra Reps—dive into a fun and candid conversation about the ups and downs of learning...

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<p>What does it feel like to land in a new city where you don’t yet speak the language? In this episode, we follow the story of Ali, a student who arrived in Perugia to study at Umbra without knowing a word of Italian...

<p>This episode is brought to you by students ofthe Communicating Taste – Social Media and Journalism of Food & Wine class led by our professor Jacopo Cossater, wine expert and journalist.</p><p>This episode, created by...

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<p>In this episode, we’re debunking common misconceptions, tackling the biggest challenges of the application process, and sharing practical tips to help you get in and thrive once you’re there.</p><p>This conversation...

<p>Explore how tangible objects enhance storytelling and personal narratives. Reflect on insights from the workshop "Using Tangibles to Encourage Human Narratives.”</p>

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<p>In this episode, our students explore the challenges and personal growth that arise from stepping beyond the comfort of speaking their native language. Join Morgan, Reagan, and Mira, members of our Fall 2024 Umbra...
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