Wednesday
After checking in at the chosen facility, from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm, we will start with the unique experience of attending the “Many Moods of Lampa” on Potradio, an independent and socially committed reggae web radio.
You can immerse yourself in black music and reggae, in an experience without musical boundaries. You will find yourself in Lampa’s attic, surrounded by his incredible vinyl collection and fascinated by by his stories about Jamaican music and culture.

Subsequently, Lampa will take you by car-sharing  to Roscigno Vecchia, a UNESCO heritage site known as the Pompeii of the 2000s.
This ancied abandoned paesant village still preserves the atmosphere and architecture of the past era intact. An open-air museum, which will make you feel as if you have gona back in time, thanks to the narrow and bumpy streets, this small iron balconies, the shops, and the stables.
You will have the opportunity to meet Giuseppe Spagnuolo, the only “illegal resident” who delights in acting as a guide to tourists, by telling his bizarre story

The day will conclude with a dinner at Tenuta Nonno Luigi in Bellosguardo, where Geppino, the farmer-chef, will let you taste traditional dishes, rigorously prepared with seasonal and sero-mile organic raw materials, of his own production or of small local producer. Geppino will also tell you about the history and traditions of the area through his dishes, offering you an authentic and genuine experience

Thursday
The day begins with a short excursion to the Gole del Calore, a natural area featuring spectacular gorges and waterfalls, which crosses paths that allow you to admire natural bridges, giants’ potholes, old mills and hermit houses carved into the rock. Along the way, Lampa will introduce you to the habitat of the otter, the most elusive animal in the area. At the end of the route, you can enjoy a farmer’s picnic curated by chef Geppino

In the afternoon, you will be back in the attic at Lampa to short out the final details on the broadcast, before participating in the live broadcast of  Yard Stories on Potradio. The programmme, always multilingual, deals with current affairs, interviews  and music, and spreads stories of small local realities, traditions and culture of the area.

The evening will be free, leaving you time to enjoy the beauty of the area or relax in your facility.

Friday
After breakfast, unfortunately it will be time to say goodbye to  Lampa and Cilento, but you will certainly take with you the memories of a unique and engaging