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"I don't need therapy - I just need to go to Italy"

If you have the idea that third places have disappeared, this conversation with Kathy Giuffre, an American sociologist now settled in an Italian village, will be inspiring. Guiffre used Ray Oldenburg's The Great Good Place in her teaching for many years, and this podcast focuses on how third places are able to survive and thrive. She talks about the "pub" that is the center of village life, a place where people hang out and talk as well as drinking and dining - and dining well, of course, even when ordering the basic 2-course meal. The conversation here ranges from the loneliness of Giuffre's US students to the cultural values and government support that make this vibrant village pub possible. We also venture into some of the more complex aspects of third-place life: comfort with debate and disagreement, and the skills needed to make new friends. Links Kathy Giuffre's website (https://www.kathygiuffre.com/video-an...) with links to her writings and talks on how communities foster creativity Kathy's blog (https://thecareerofflowers.blogspot.com/) , where you can read about life in the village and life in Italy The Great Good Place (https://www.greatgoodplace.org) : original edition and in-progress sequel by Karen Christensen Get full access to Karen's Letter at karenchristensen.substack.com/subscribe (https://karenchristensen.substack.com...)