Hungarian Living Podcast

Today I talk with Andrea Lauer Rice about the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 in Budapest, Hungary in general but also how it as shaped her family. It is part 1 of a 3 part series. The written record of Andrea's mother's story can be found at the Freedom Fighter Oral...

1956 Revolution Memories Trail (Hungary) June 19 – July 1, 2021 This tour will focus on the events of the 1956 Revolution. We will visit Sopron, Keszthely, Budapest, Austria, and the Bridge at Andau. Andrea and I visit about the tour that is planned for June of 2021....

Today on the Hungarian Living podcast I talked with Juli from Catch Budapest. Juli and Flo run Catch Budapest together. Flo is from South Tyrol - a German-speaking minority in Italy. Juli is Hungarian. Flo wanted to learn Hungarian but all he found was outdated...

In this episode I visit with Tünde Dugantsi! October is a great month to get into the kitchen and make some fun and traditional Hungarian holiday treats! Carve out the first two weekends and pick one, two, or all three classes! Learn all about these three Hungarian...

In this episode of the Hungarian Living podcast we discuss the Coffee House Culture through the years in Budapest. New York Café -  https://newyorkcafe.hu/ Central Coffee House - http://centralkavehaz.hu/ Café Gerbeaud - https://gerbeaud.hu/ Hadik Coffee House -...

Some things are passed down through the generations, but always with a bit of adaptation.

This episode of Hungarian Living I talk with my tour partner in Hungary, Andrea Tordai. We talk about Kovászos Uborka. and, as promised on the podcast, here is a special Hungarian Pickle Recipe We had three tours are planned for 2020. This episode gives a little...

I grew up in Youngstown, Ohio which had a great Hungarian community. My mom grew up on Buckeye Road in Cleveland, Ohio which had even more activity. But you don't have to live in a strong Hungarian community to instill a love for Hungarian heritage! Food is an easy...

Staying connected to our Hungarian heritage can be a huge challenge — neighborhoods change and families move away. And, sometimes, we feel like we are living all on our own and the task to pass on Hungarian heritage falls on our shoulders! We are here to help!