This week, we're talking to Milan-based filmmaker Giulia about Puglia, her family's region. Why would anybody ever leave this paradise on the Mediterranean? What's up with all the different dialects of Italian? How seriously do Puglians take their olive oil?

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'Tis the season to be jolly, so we're talking to Melanie, a woman who grew up in the world's Christmas capital. How come a Russian family ends up emigrating to Strasbourg? Is Strasbourg supposed to be French or German or Alsatian (like the dog) and is that why the EU Parliament is based there? What is it like when every year a traditional German Christmas market takes over a French city centre for a whole month?

This week, we're on home turf talking to one of Edinburgh's up and coming musical talents, Harry Bongo. What is the Edinburgh sound (if that's even a thing)? How do we really feel about August in Auld Reekie? Why is the upcoming UK general election causing a dilemma for Scots?

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This week, we're off to the Great White North to meet Jacintha, a full-fledged Canuck and our awesome mum! What is the West/East Coast cultural divide like? Is there really such thing as a Canadian identity? How much time can we spend talking about the nature? You will want to stick around to the end of this one, it gets a little crazy!

In the first episode of 'Passport People', we meet Adil from Liverpool and get to chatting all things Merseyside. What was growing up in one of the world's most famous port cities like? How much are the football team part of the local culture? And what's up with those lads that everybody keeps calling 'The Fab Four'?