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Cultures  Vultures is a radio podcast hosted by an Aussie and Italian, Declan and  Lorenzo. This is our last ep of the semester, but don't worry! Femka and Julia will take our place as hosts! In this episode we are talking about Australian and Italian food culture.   

Cultures  Vultures is a radio podcast hosted by an Aussie and Italian, Declan and  Lorenzo. We interview International students about their countries'  food culture, and their ideal dinner experience. In this ep we are  talking to Linda and Mark. 

Cultures  Vultures is a radio podcast hosted by an Aussie and Italian, Declan and  Lorenzo. We interview International students about their countries'  food culture, and their ideal dinner experience. In this ep we are  talking to Geneva, Isaac and Hella

Cultures  Vultures is a radio podcast hosted by an Aussie and Italian, Declan and  Lorenzo. We interview International students about their countries'  food culture, and their ideal dinner experience. In this ep we are  talking to Alejandro, Isaac and Sofie

Cultures Vultures is a radio podcast hosted by an Aussie and Italian, Declan and Lorenzo. We interview International students about their countries' food culture, and their ideal dinner experience. In this ep we are talking to Julia, Caio, Beatriz and Marco

Cultures Vultures is a radio podcast hosted by an Aussie and Italian, Declan and Lorenzo. We interview International students about their countries' food culture, and their ideal dinner experience. In this ep we are talking to Mario and Alejandro

Cultures Vultures is a radio podcast hosted by an Aussie and Italian, Declan and Lorenzo. We interview International students about their countries' food culture, and their ideal dinner experience. In this ep we are talking to Adrian, Sophie and Anna

Cultures Vultures is a radio podcast hosted by an Aussie and Italian, Declan and Lorenzo. We interview International students about their countries' food culture, and their ideal dinner experience. In this ep we are talking to Simen, Julia and Sidsel