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Join Monica on episode S2E27 of Venice Talks.

In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica sits down with Pieralvise Zorzi, a renowned journalist, writer, and historian, whose lineage is rooted in one of Venice’s oldest families. Together, they explore the rich history of Venice, its transformation over the centuries, and what it means to belong to a legacy that stretches back through time. Tune in for a conversation that bridges Venice’s past with its present.

Key Points Discussed:

  • Venice’s historical evolution: from a maritime republic to its modern identity
  • The unique experience of growing up in one of the city’s oldest families
  • Reflections on Venice’s cultural heritage and preservation
  • Personal stories and anecdotes passed down through generations
  • Venice’s challenges and opportunities in the present day
  • How the past influences contemporary life in the city
  • The importance of storytelling in keeping Venetian history alive

Listen now to uncover hidden stories of Venice, and don’t forget to subscribe to Venice Talks for more episodes that dive into the soul of this extraordinary city. Keep up with our latest conversations and never miss an update!

Credits

Venice Talks, hosted by Monica Cesarato

Produced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire Media

Guest: Pieralvise Zorzi

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Venice Talks is part of Sentire Media Production.

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