Lately I have been feeling quite nostalgic thinking about my years as student, so I decided to write an episode where I talk about my experience as Master's student in Germany and compare German universities with Italian ones. Which way of living the university is the best one?

P.S.: this is of course my personal experience, so it may not be 100% relatable. After all, this is a podcast about my experience as expat in Germany, isn't it?

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We are in the middle of the summer and temperatures are rising here in Munich. What is there to do in summer in Bavaria at all? How does an expat live in Munich in this season? Stick around to hear about what's typical here in this season and to get some advice on what to do, in case you're visiting this summer.

P.S.: Don't mock me for how I pronounced "rotisserie chicken". I know it sounds terrible.

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Just another Italian talking about pizza. How cliché is that? A bit. But in this episode I am also talking about the food scene in Munich, describing it through my Italian perspective and especially praising the quality of the Italian food here.

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Is Munich really the northernmost city of Italy? I can't answer this question myself, so I asked kind fellow Bavarians on Reddit (r/Munich) for help in order to find an answer once for all. Also, recording this episode made me think that I really need to take an Improv course.

Ciao, Servus! This is a small episode where I quickly introduce myself and the idea behind this project. I hope to reach as many people as possible who are interested in learning about the life of a foreigner in Bavaria! P.S. Please don't mind my terrible Italian accent xx

Hi - Servus - Ciao! This is the Bavaritalian Podcast, a show where an Italian living in Germany, more precisely in Bavaria, tells strangers online about his weird and tragicomic adventures as an expat living in Munich. Stay tuned for the first season!