Danielle Oteri's Italy

Danielle Oteri

Booking Overview

A travel and art-history show focused on authentic Italy, combining the host’s expert guidance with occasional interviews with published authors and travel writers who bring specialized knowledge of Italian history, archaeology, destinations, and culture. Credible pitches include Italy-focused historians, archaeologists, travel journalists, authors, destination experts, and specialists in Italian food or wine; booking difficulty is medium because guests generally need established expertise and a strong connection to Italy.

Metrics

Episodes: 51

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: <1k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

danielle@danielleoteri.com

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Host

Danielle Oteri - Travel expert and art historian specializing in authentic Italy, including its art, archaeology, culture, food, wine, and history.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium

Typical Credentials:

Published authors, travel journalists, historians, archaeologists, and destination specialists with substantial expertise in Italy or a distinctive connection to Italian art, history, archaeology, food, or travel.

Required Achievements:

Published books, Bylines in established travel publications, Specialized expertise in Italian destinations, history, or archaeology

Recent Guest Discussions

Joseph Walker - Submerged Roman Ruins At Baia, Cuma, Campi Flegrei, Ancient Mythology, Volcanic History, And Lesser-known Archaeological Sites In Southern Italy.

Laura Itzkowitz - The Riviera Di Ulisse, Southern Italian Destinations, Beach Culture, The Odyssey’s Geography, Calabria, Capri, And Archaeological Sites Along The Coast.

Recent Topics

Travel, Italy Travel, Art History, Archaeology, Italian Cuisine

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

Danielle Oteri's Italy

Ep. 45: A Permanent State of Astonishment

September 28, 2026

There are hundreds of books about Italy’s art and food, but you can count on one hand the number of books available about Italy’s nature. The oldest is Pliny’s Natural History, written in the 1st century CE, before he died on a rescue mission to Pompeii. The newest is Edward Cutler’s magnificent “This Beautiful Country,” a joy and a humbling reminder of how much we overlook every day. I hope you enjoy this episode and let me know what you think in the comments.Danielle Oteri's Italy is a read...

Ep. 44: Discovering Italy’s Atlantis: Baia and the Sybil’s Cave at Cuma

September 14, 2026

Joseph Walker, author of Buried Italy and the voice behind Italian History with Joseph, spent the early 1990s exploring the submerged Roman resort of Baia and harvesting grapes in the ancient amphitheater at Cuma. Before Baia had snorkeling schools and glass-bottom boats, Joseph Walker was hiring a local fisherman to take him out into the Gulf of Pozzuoli and swimming down into what turned out to be the nymphaeum of Claudius and Nero. That dive became his life’s work. He arrived in Italy with...

Ep. 43: When to Go To Italy and Where to Go in 2027

August 20, 2026

Intense, I would say unbearable, summer heat is the new normal in Italy, and it changes how you should be planning a trip. This episode covers when to actually go (spring over fall, with one exception), what to do if summer is your only option, and why “I’m used to heat” doesn’t mean the same thing in Dallas as it does in Rome.In this episode:* Why hot summers in Europe can no longer be treated as an anomaly * Best time to visit for Venice, Florence, Rome: spring (minus Easter week) over the ...

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danielle@danielleoteri.com

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