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A por el TítuloRodrygo y Brahim castigan la superioridad del Atlético (2-1) | A por el TítuloSuscríbete en http://spoti.fi/3StN83n Desde la calidad individual en dos zarpazos de Rodrygo y Brahim, el Real Madrid castigó a un Atlético de Madrid superior como bloque, que empató con un gol para enmarcar de Julián Álvarez pero no sostuvo su racha de diez partidos sin perder. La eliminatoria se decidirá en el Metropolitano tras el 2-1 final. Carlo Ancelotti, técnico merengue, había dicho en la previa que hay dos tipos de jugadores, los que corren y los que marcan las diferencias. El italiano aseguró que los goleadores fueron de los segund...2025-03-0506 min
Esta no es una semana cualquieraEsta no es una semana cualquiera 13/02/25Abu Muslim Khorasani toma Merv e implanta el califato abásida.
¿Pero quien era San Valentín?
Los Juramentos de Estrasburgo”, primer texto en francés.
Las terribles matanzas de judíos de Estrasburgo y Basilea.
La mafia yankee: Al Capone contra George Moran.
Se crea en Sevilla la Casa de Contratación de Indias.
González de Ahedo, descubridor de la Isla de Pascua.
La Controversia de Valladolid, la conquista de América parada.
La Guerra del Salitre, Bolivia se queda sin costa.
Hundir el Bismarck.
La Federación Arabe de Irak y Jordania y la República Arabe Unida.
El r...2025-02-1357 min
Early Music StoriesIntervista a Jorge Losana & CantoriaLa festa spagnola a conclusione del Festival d’Ambronay Il quarto e ultimo fine settimana del Festival d’Ambronay si è concluso con un concerto dell’ensemble Cantoría intitolato “¡ Una fiesta española !” con un programma costituito da villancicos e jácaras di diversi compositori, prevalentemente del XVII secolo. Nel giro di otto anni il gruppo formato da quattro cantanti specializzati nella interpretazione delle ensaladas, è cresciuto professionalmente e artisticamente e per l’importante occasione si è presentato con un nutrito organico di otto voci e dieci strumentisti. Il clima festoso evocato da questi canti narrativi di natura prevalentemen...2024-11-2213 min
La TraviataManuel de Falla. La vida breveFalla recurre a Carlos Fernández Shaw, gaditano como él, poeta y libretista de zarzuelas y óperas para Chapí, Vives y Fernández Caballero, entre otros. Consideran como temas posibles El sombrero de tres picos, de Alarcón; la tragedia amorosa de Paolo y Francesca da Rimini, recogida por Dante en el Canto V de El Infierno. Pero la elección recae en un poema inédito del propio Fernández Shaw, La chavalilla, que cuenta la historia de una gitanilla granadina, enamorada y engañada por el hijo de un terrateniente. El libretista da pronto vuelo dramático al poema y, en...2024-11-1256 min
Podcast Zona Del MetalEntrevista a la banda Colombiana Hagalma y a la banda Española Rosa Negra 24 - Febrero - 2024Saludos Maniakos
Acá les dejo una edición más de nuestro programa, en el cual tuvimos dos charlas muy amenas con integrantes de 2 buenas bandas.
A primera hora nos fuimos hasta la bella Colombia para hablar con Mauricio González (vocalista y líder fundador) y Ariel Nieto (teclista y fundador ), de la banda Hagalma que nos dejaron muy buenas sensaciones con su magistral álbum llamado (Resistencia) es un gran disco con pura esencia guerrera como les caracteriza a esta magistral banda , a renglón seguido nuestro compañero Txüs Tankian nos puso a la orden del día con su "...2024-02-264h 31
Oído ClínicoVacunas de NobelKatalin Karikó y Drew Weissman, catedráticos de la Universidad de Pensilvania (EEUU), han sido galardonados con el Premio Nobel en Medicina por su trabajo para desarrollar las vacunas de ARN mensajero contra la Covid-19.Hablamos sobre la historia que hay detrás de esta tecnología y lo que está significando en nuestro día a día con Paolo Fava, periodista de la sección de Ciencia y Salud de EL ESPAÑOL, y Fernando Moraga-Llop, vocal sénior de la Asociación Española de Vacunología y pediatra.2023-10-1224 min
Radio Duna | Café DunaEl Mundial femenino termina con una lamentable polémica y el éxito internacional de músicos chilenosPolo Ramírez y Paula Frederick junto a los Infiltrados, Andrés Gómez y Francesca Ravizza comentaron la polémica por el beso del presidente de Real Federación Española de Fútbol, Luis Rubiales con una jugadora de la selección y el éxito internacional de los músicos chilenos Paolo Bortolameolli y Mahani Teave.
2023-08-2100 min
Estamos de cine'Vacaciones de Verano': Santiago Segura reactiva su refresco estival + Resto estrenos + BSO 20 años de 'Buscando a Nemo'Min 5: EL FILTRO LUCHINI
Analizamos los buenos datos de taquilla de Indiana Jones en todo el mundo y las peculiaridades de una semana de estrenos marcada por el regreso de la fórmula de éxito de Santiago Segura.
MIN 7: VACACIONES DE VERANO
Alberto Luchini y Raquel Hernández nos hablan del nuevo refresco veraniego que ha inoculado en la cartelera con precisión maquiavélica el Rey Midas de la comedia española. Santiago Segura reactiva su fórmula infalible para atraer a las salas a todas las familias. Te contamos los pros y contras de la nueva peli familiar de la f...2023-07-081h 07
MÚSICA DE CONTRABANDOMÚSICA DE CONTRABANDO T32C112 María de Juan, la reina del drama, nos visita para dejarnos su arte en las Sesiones de Contrabando (19/04/2023)
En Música de Contrabando, revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia (orm.es; 23,05h a 01,00h).Visor Fest cierra su ya fabuloso cartel con un trío de artistas de primera: The Church, Echo & The Bunnymen y Inspiral Carpets. Dianne Reeves, Paolo Fresu, Niels Lan Doky, The Waterboys y The Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra, se suman al programa del Jazz San Javier 2023, que se celebra del 30 de junio al 23 de julio. El quinto disco de Crudo Pimento, “El Carmen 13:7” , es un trabajo gigantesco, hercúleo y sorprendente, que gana con cada escucha. El dúo Wild Ch...2023-04-192h 01
Historias del RetabilloPoncio Pilato, el gobernador romano en la Palestina de JesúsHoy es viernes de Dolores, el comienzo oficioso de la Semana Santa, por tanto hoy nos vamos a acercar a uno de los personajes más controvertidos de la Pasión de Jesús, me refiero a Poncio Pilato.
Bibliografía:
García Iglesias, Luis. La Palestina de Jesús, Cuadernos de Historia 16 (nº2) Madrid 1995.
Schiavone, Aldo (Autor) Alejandro García Mayo (Traductor). Poncio Pilato: Un enigma entre historia y memoria, Editorial Trotta 2020.
Winter, Paul. El proceso a Jesús, Muchnik Editores. Barcelona 1997.
Martín Tamayo, Tomás. El Enigma de Poncio Pilatos (novela histórica) Booket – Planeta. Barcelona 2010.
Película:
Gian Paol...2023-03-3125 min
En la sabana¿Qué es la pseudoefedrina y por qué Europa está vigilando 31 medicamentos para la gripe?La Agencia Europea del Medicamento está revisando una treintena de medicamentos destinados a tratar la gripe o el catarro. La vigilancia afecta a todos aquellos que contienen pseudoefedrina, un fármaco destinado a tratar la descongestión nasal. Casi todos se venden sin receta. El comité de seguridad ha encontrado algunos pocos casos relacionados con el daño cerebral, siendo el más extremo ictus.¿Qué es la pseudoefedrina y por qué Europa está vigilando 31 medicamentos para la gripe? ¿Qué impacto tiene en el cerebro este fármaco?Lo analizamos con Paolo Fava, reportero de Ciencia y Salud. Además, contamos co...2023-02-2414 min
Los conciertos de Radio ClásicaLos Conciertos de Radio Clásica - Concierto de la Orquesta y Coro de Radio Televisión Española - 18/02/23Transmisión en directo desde el Teatro Monumental de Madrid del quinto concierto perteneciente al
XXVII Ciclo de Música de Cámara de la OCRTVE y Los Conciertos de Radio Clásica. Antología lírica
napolitana: VINCENZO D’ANNIBALE: O paese d’o sole. RODOLFO FALVO: Dicitencello vuie,
ERNESTO DE CURTIS: Non ti scordar di me, (ARR. NARCISI): Bella Napoli, FRANCESCO PAOLO
TOSTI: A Vucchella, Marechiare, CESARE ANDREA BIXIO: Parlami d’amore, Mariù, ERNESTO DE
CURTIS: Torna a Surriento, EDUARDO DI CAPUA: Maria, Mari!, ERNESTO DE CURTIS: Ti voglio
tanto bene, RUGGERO LEONCAVALLO: Mattinata, TEODORO COTTRAU: Santa...2023-02-181h 59En la sabanaFin de la mascarilla obligatoria en el transporte público. ¿Sirve de algo seguir usándola?Las mascarillas ya no serán obligatorias en el transporte público a partir del 7 de febrero, fecha en la que la ministra de Sanidad, Carolina Darias elevará al Consejo de Ministros "la propuesta de eliminar la obligatoriedad de llevar mascarilla en los transportes públicos".Si eres de los que deciden seguir usando mascarilla en el metro o en el autobús estás más o igual de protegido que los que no la lleven puesta? ¿Sirve de algo que la utilices si a menos de un metro hay alguien que ya no la usa? ¿Ha...2023-02-0315 min
AMÉRICA EN DIÁLOGOLa enseñanza del español en BrasilEn este episodio analizaremos la enseñanza de la lengua española en Brasil, un tema que ha cobrado importancia debido a la creciente integración económica y cultural de Brasil con el resto de los países latinoamericanos de habla hispana. Para hablar de este tema, invitamos al profesor de español Iván Velázquez, jefe de estudios del Instituto Cervantes de São Paolo desde 2019 y originario de las Islas Canarias, España.2022-10-2607 min
Explore the Latest Full Audiobooks in Literature, Short Stories[Spanish] - Clima futuro. Antología de ficción climática by Dioni Arroyo, Bruno PuellesPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/567858to listen full audiobooks.
Title: [Spanish] - Clima futuro. Antología de ficción climática
Author: Dioni Arroyo, Bruno Puelles
Narrator: Pedro M Sanchez, Oscar Chamarro, Marta Pérez, Carlos Urrutia, Aneta Fernández, Ana Serrano, Nacho Béjar, Jorge González, Sonia Román
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 20 minutes
Release date: March 26, 2022
Genres: Short Stories
Publisher's Summary:
Una antología de ficción especulativa en la tradición del mejor Paolo Bacigalupi, con cuentos que profundizan en un futuro hipotético en el que se agoten los recursos naturales, en el que el capit...2022-03-267h 20
Konstruedu.comEP. 26 I Desarrollo de aplicaciones para optimizar procesos de la industria AEC con el Arq. Paolo ModeneseHoy en el podcast de konstruedu.com, ¿Qué es programar y automatizar procesos? ¿Los ingenieros y arquitectos deben de saber programar? ¿Cómo se desarrolla un aplicativo para optimizar procesos en la construcción?
En busca de las respuestas tuvimos que ir virtualmente hasta Barcelona, España y hablar con el Arq. Paolo Modenese, Arquitecto, desarrollador experto de aplicaciones para la industria AEC y Jefe del equipo de desarrollo de Revit API en Camilion empresa española especializada en la automatización de procesos. El día de hoy Paolo nos comentará todo sobre el mundo de la programa...2022-03-2442 min
Estamos de cineCazando fantasmas, nostalgias y divinidades. Sorrentino emociona, Aranoa nos habla de El Buen Patrón + BSO de EncantoMin. 4: Dioses y fantasmas en el Filtro Luchini
Espectacular cartelera la que ofrecen las salas comerciales de cara al Puente de la Inmaculada.
“Cazafantasmas: Más allá”, “Clifford, el gran perro rojo” y la comedia española “La familia perfecta” son las apuestas más fuertes para el gran público y amenazan a la gran apuesta prenavideña de “Disney”.
Paolo Sorrentino vuelve a destapar el tarro de las esencias y los recuerdos en “Fue la mano de Dios”. El cine coreano vuelve a sorprender gracias a “Nido de víboras”, el cine francés se atreve con el thriller analítico en “Black Box...2021-12-041h 12
Funkmania Smooth JazzFunkmania SmoothJazz |Octubre3 | 2021꧁FUNKMANIA SMOOTH JAZZ [RADIO SHOW]꧂
▅ ▆ ▇ █ N̲e̲w̲ ̲Ep̲i̲s̲o̲d̲e̲ █ ▇ ▆ ▅
Nueva Temporada - New Season
Capítulo 36 del 2021
Octubre|Week3|2021|October
La Banda Sonora de tu Vida! - The Soundtrack of your life!
#SpainSmoothJazz
Featured Artists This Week
🔊 Gregory Goodloe
🔊 Paolo Rustichelli
🔊 Art Boffi
🔊 Will Sumner
🔊 Isaac Norris
🔊 Bob Ivory
🔊 Alex Faldin
🔊 Greg Chambers
🔊 Pieces Of A Dream
🔊 Greg Manning
🔊 JahVelle
🔊 Joel Thibault
🔊 Tony Exum Jr
🔊 Paul Taylor
🔊 Clay Benjamin
Escúchanos en Radio Cadena Española
www.radiocadena.es/programacion-sjcr
Todos los días de la semana a las 20:00h (Hora Española)
CEST | UTC+2 | ES | 8:00PM
Presentado y Dirigido por el Productor y Guitarrista David Margam
D...2021-10-231h 00Funkmania Smooth JazzFunkmania SmoothJazz |Octubre3 | 2021꧁FUNKMANIA SMOOTH JAZZ [RADIO SHOW]꧂
▅ ▆ ▇ █ N̲e̲w̲ ̲Ep̲i̲s̲o̲d̲e̲ █ ▇ ▆ ▅
Nueva Temporada - New Season
Capítulo 36 del 2021
Octubre|Week3|2021|October
La Banda Sonora de tu Vida! - The Soundtrack of your life!
#SpainSmoothJazz
Featured Artists This Week
🔊 Gregory Goodloe
🔊 Paolo Rustichelli
🔊 Art Boffi
🔊 Will Sumner
🔊 Isaac Norris
🔊 Bob Ivory
🔊 Alex Faldin
🔊 Greg Chambers
🔊 Pieces Of A Dream
🔊 Greg Manning
🔊 JahVelle
🔊 Joel Thibault
🔊 Tony Exum Jr
🔊 Paul Taylor
🔊 Clay Benjamin
Escúchanos en Radio Cadena Española
www.radiocadena.es/programacion-sjcr
Todos los días de la semana a las 20:00h (Hora Española)
CEST | UTC+2 | ES | 8:00PM
Presentado y Dirigido por el Productor y Guitarrista David Margam
D...2021-10-231h 00Funkmania Smooth JazzFunkmania SmoothJazz |Octubre3 | 2021꧁FUNKMANIA SMOOTH JAZZ [RADIO SHOW]꧂
▅ ▆ ▇ █ N̲e̲w̲ ̲Ep̲i̲s̲o̲d̲e̲ █ ▇ ▆ ▅
Nueva Temporada - New Season
Capítulo 36 del 2021
Octubre|Week3|2021|October
La Banda Sonora de tu Vida! - The Soundtrack of your life!
#SpainSmoothJazz
Featured Artists This Week
🔊 Gregory Goodloe
🔊 Paolo Rustichelli
🔊 Art Boffi
🔊 Will Sumner
🔊 Isaac Norris
🔊 Bob Ivory
🔊 Alex Faldin
🔊 Greg Chambers
🔊 Pieces Of A Dream
🔊 Greg Manning
🔊 JahVelle
🔊 Joel Thibault
🔊 Tony Exum Jr
🔊 Paul Taylor
🔊 Clay Benjamin
Escúchanos en Radio Cadena Española
www.radiocadena.es/programacion-sjcr
Todos los días de la semana a las 20:00h (Hora Española)
CEST | UTC+2 | ES | 8:00PM
Presentado y Dirigido por el Productor y Guitarrista David Margam
D...2021-10-231h 00
El Garaje Hermético de Máximo SantDe Tomaso, un mito de los coches casi desconocidoAlejandro de Tomaso, argentino afincado en Italia, gran aficionado a los coches, piloto de éxito, fundador de su propia marca y creador de uno de los coches más bellos e impresionantes de todos los tiempos, el Mangusta, nunca tuvo carné de conducir. Según él, nadie era quién para decirle si sabía conducir o no. Así era el Sr. De Tomaso… un espíritu libre que os aseguro que tuvo una vida de película. Os prometo que vais a alucinar con su vida y con sus coches.
#detomaso #ceroacien #fangio
Probablemente esa forma de ser y esa rebeldía...2021-08-1919 min
Día a Día con César Miguel RondónDía a Día con César Miguel Rondón (21 de junio de 2021)Hoy en Día a Día, comenzamos conversando sobre la tormenta tropical Claudette con Roberto Molleda, meteorólogo del Servicio Nacional de Meteorología, quien nos dijo que “En el sur de la Florida no hemos sentido nada de la tormenta, ni lo vamos a sentir… Claudette afectó a estados de la costa del golfo, como Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia y el extremo noroeste de la Florida”.También nos atendió Doricer Alvarado, enviada especial de TVV a Washington, para hablarnos sobre el inicio de la gira de la comisión de oposición de Venezuela...2021-06-211h 25
Kapwa KonversationsMaking Food That Gets You to Re-Think Something with Paolo EspanolaPaolo Española is a wandering diner in search of a good meal and an ever-elusive identity. He started this blog during his soul-crushing stint as an accountant and later co-founded Hidden Apron, his side project that dabbles in everything from catering, hosting pop-up dinners, podcasting, and everywhere in between. He is also a contributing author to the best-selling cookbook, “The New Filipino Kitchen”. He believes that food is a universal language that can solve the world’s most challenging problems, help people believe in their own potential, create communities with shared stories, and realize that in bre...2020-12-0353 min
Contenidos extra del Submarino🎙 Entrevista a Antonio Hidalgo - El Minotauro en Alcàsser (Segunda parte)Segunda parte de la entrevista del Capitán Martínez a Antonio Hidalgo, autor de “El Minotauro en Alcásser. Crimen sádico, voluntad de poder y feminismo de estado”, grabada en la distancia el 20 de noviembre de 2020.
Libro a la venta:
https://www.bubok.es/libros/265652/EL-MINOTAURO-EN-ALCASSER-Crimen-sadico-voluntad-de-poder-y-feminismo-de-Estado
http://www.potlatch-ediciones.com/2020/11/03/el-minotauro-en-alcasser-crimen-sadico-voluntad-de-poder-y-feminismo-de-estado/
Web y blog de Antonio Hidalgo:
https://elminotauroenalcasser.com/
https://elminotauroenalcasser.blogspot.com/
El Minotauro de Alcácer, ponencia en canal de Revolución Integral:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEmksp1vPPc
Primera parte de la entrevista a Antonio Hidalgo en nuestros canales:
https://www.ivoox.com/entrev...2020-11-212h 42
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 33: Reflections on Breaking Bread and Boundaries (A Recap of Sorts)After a year’s worth of writing, editing, reflecting, then editing some more, we’ve finally finished our 33rd episode, four years after we had first launched this podcast and a year after we had published our last episode. This is a long overdue reflection of sorts tying every one of our last 32 episodes. Across them all, we’ve gathered the underlying truths that not only relate to food but also the experience of being. This was the most challenging episode we’ve recorded not only because we wanted to give justice to the generous wisdom our guests have shared but...2020-07-231h 06
Los RetronautasEl Tricorder - 08 - GinoidesBienvenidos a la octava edición de El Tricorder, el magazine de Los Retronautas que vuela más allá de la Batalla de Yavin.
En este programa hablamos de una serie de obras centradas en la figura de los ginoides, los robots de apariencia femenina.
Los libros:
- "La Eva Futura" de Auguste Villiers de l'Isle-Adam.
- "La Chica Mecánica" de Paolo Bacigalupi
El cómic:
- "Sky Doll" de Alessandro Barbucci y Barbara Canepa
La serie:
- "Mann & Machine" (1992)
Las películas:
- Doctor Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine (1965)
- Eva (2011)
- The Machine (2013)
- Ex Machina (2015)
- AI Ris...2020-07-014h 23
AeroplanoRoots, Rock, ReggaeTres palabras perfectas para escribir la historia del mejor pop de los setenta. Las escribió y musicalizó Bob Marley que en aquella época, 1976, ya había abierto el portón del divertimento, el alboroto y la juerga de la fumarada en medio mundo. Fantástico aquel Rastaman Vibration, como los chicos holandeses, Grupo Sportivo, que se sacó Paloma Chamorro de la manga para inmortalizarlos en La Edad de Oro, el programa de todos los programas musicales nunca vistos en la televisión española. Aún así, el podcast Aeroplano abre este mes su peculiar caja de Pandora con un mensaje fur...2020-02-251h 09
Sale Papusa PodcastSale Papusa #22 - La revueltaLa revuelta. Modos actuales de la revuelta frente a la idea de revolución. Antonio Gramsci, la revolución rusa y la dificultad de una revolución europea. Ecuador, Bolivia, Colombia: el continente "revoltoso". La gramática de la revuelta: concepto de multitud en Paolo Virno. La posmodernidad, el fin de la historia y de la revolución. Germán García y la revuelta. Mayo del 68, ¿la primera revuelta de la posmodernidad? Críticas a la teleología y a la idea clásica de poder. La Revuelta de Cesare Pavese en su obra poética. La mirada poética carioca...2019-11-291h 36
The Peruvian WaltzEpisode 64 - Analyzing Peru's Copa América squadPeter Galindo (@GalindoPW), Christopher Vizcardo (@viz_fc), Diego Montalvan (@DMontalvan) and Kevin Montalvan (@KMontalvan7) break down Peru's 23-man squad for the 2019 Copa América. They examined the following topics related to la Seleccion:
👉🏻 Five centre-backs: Good or bad?
👉🏻 Do Zambrano and Callens deserve their spots?
👉🏻 Why no López or Ramos?
👉🏻 Concern having just three central midfielders?
👉🏻 Why Pretell made the final 23
👉🏻 Hurtado and Canchita: Yay or nay?
👉🏻 No Beto da Silva: Why?
👉🏻 Optimism over Ruidíaz?
👉🏻 Can Paolo's form translate to Copa América?
The guys close out the show by recapping Sporting Cristal's convincing win over Unión Española in Copa Sudamericana action and preview the round...2019-05-311h 01
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 32: The New Filipino Kitchen Authors Pt. 3 - Alexa Alfaro and Dalena Benavente on Navigating “Half”-Lives with Full FaithThis is the third installment in a special series of conversations with fellow authors of the recently published cookbook and anthology, "The New Filipino Kitchen" (available on Amazon) that features Filipino cooks, writers, and thinkers all across the globe. We take a peek into how they view the world and their cuisine. For this “Halfsies” edition (all 3 of us are of mixed heritage, me being Chinese-Filipino and Alexa and Dalena being half Caucasian), we feature: - Alexa Alfaro (for another round!), an Alaska-born Milwaukeean who, after a 10-week trip to the Philippines, was inspired to open her city’s first Filipino Foo...2018-12-191h 07
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 31: The New Filipino Kitchen Authors Pt. 2 - Katrina and Kristina Villavicencio and Alexa Alfaro on Expectations from Family to FoodThis is the second installment in a special series of conversations with fellow authors of the recently published cookbook and anthology, "The New Filipino Kitchen" (available on Amazon) that features Filipino cooks, writers, and thinkers all across the globe. We take a peek into how they view the world and their cuisine. For this East Coast edition, we feature: Katrina and Kristina Villavicencio, co-creators of the Washington DC Supper Club Timpla along with their friends Aniceto and Paolo. Their simple vision of introducing modern Filipino cuisine to the city has grown to incorporate storytelling, design, an...2018-12-111h 13
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 30: The New Filipino Kitchen Authors Pt. 1 - Joanne Boston, Chef Robert Menor, Chef Rodelio Aglibot on Kollaboration, Konfidence, and Filipino KuisineThis is a special episode that is the first in a series of conversations with fellow authors of the recently published cookbook and anthology, "The New Filipino Kitchen" (available on Amazon) that features Filipino cooks, writers, and thinkers all across the globe. We take a peek into how they view the world and their cuisine. For this West Coast edition, we feature: Joanne Boston (previously featured in Episode 2!), the founder of JBKollaborations, a company that creates events promoting Filipino Food at the local and national level. Joanne has been a part of the local food scene in...2018-11-051h 06
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 29: Mary Cleaver - Local Food Pioneer on “Dirty” Food, Building Sustainable Businesses, and the Goddess of SmallerToday’s guest - in our own backyard here in NYC - is Mary Cleaver, founder of the Cleaver Co. and proprietor of the just recently reincarnated Green Table Restaurant in Chelsea Market and Table Green in Battery Park. Mary has been living and breathing Local Food since the 80s long before it was cool at a time when it was even scoffed at for being “dirty”. Her restaurant, the Green Table has thrived since 2003 and just this past summer has relocated to a different space (now known as Cleaver Counter) within the Chelsea Market. Many describe her company, which also prov...2018-10-091h 20
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 28: Isabel Moura - The Traveling Polyglot on Learning Languages, the Necessity of Mistakes, and Things Lost in TranslationToday, I talk with Isabel Moura (full disclosure: she is also my Portuguese professor), who, during my visit to Brazil, introduced me to foods beyond the stereotypical açai bowl and grilled meats. She's a popular teacher on the Language Learning Community Platform iTalki where I met her and has over ten years of experience teaching and learning languages. We: - Demystify some of the misconceptions around language-learning (no you don’t have to rely on memorization), - The systems one can use to make language learning not only efficient and effective but also personal, - How...2018-09-111h 16
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 27: Cynthia Glanzberg of One Tea - On Tea and Travel in the Time of Tribes Today’s guest is Cynthia Glanzberg who I first met behind the counter of a tea house on a cold, snowy New York night. We chatted tea and travel for hours and I learned about how she left a solid marketing job to hop from country to country learning about the world of tea for more than a year. She has since returned and started her company, One Tea, that sources unique teas from all over the world and creates experiences akin to a roaming tea house. She’s worked with yoga instructors, sculptors, candle makers, and yes, yours trul...2018-07-191h 32
META CINE12: El reencuentro con SpielbergCinefilia explícita, experta y exultante (¿?) Hablamos de Ready Player One la vuelta de Spielberg a la acción y adelantamos el estreno de "El reencuentro" Last Flag Flying del gran Richard Linklater. Además dos películas francesas parte del ciclo Les Avant-Premières "Madame" con Rossy De Palma, Harvey Keitel y Toni Colette y "La mélodie". Sobredosis de Paolo Genovese, analizamos las tres versiones de "Perfectos Desconocidos" la italiana, la española y la versión teatral argentina. Y la indie norteamericana "Permanent" con Rainn Wilson y Patricia Arquette.2018-04-0648 min
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 26: RG Enriquez aka “Astig Vegan” - On Plant-based Creativity, Lessons from the Newsroom, and Keeping Filipino Food’s SoulToday’s episode may seem like an oxymoron: Filipino Vegan Food. There’s no way around it, today’s topic can be a bit touchy to some. There’s a lot to unpack with the “V" word and I’ve seen conversations range from moralizing, purely economical, to downright bizarre. One things for sure though, the words “Vegan" and “Filipino", at first glance, seem like they’d be about as good a match as unripe mango and shrimp paste. Then you realize that shit’s actually really good! Today we have on the show RG Enriquez, the creative mind and cook behind “Ast...2018-02-011h 27
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 25: Allison Kopf of Agrilyst - The Inefficiency Killer on Focusing on the Right Things, Creating “Magical” Products, and Using Data to Feed the WorldI first met our guest Allison Kopf, founder of Agrilyst, years ago at a Food Tech event and I’m especially excited about our conversation because it’s a close melding of the two worlds I live in: my day job at an enterprise software company and my main hustle in the world of food. Agrilyst is a software that allows indoor farmers to analyze data that’s pulled into sensors - everything from temperature, light, CO2 - in one, integrated platform. This then allows them to bring more stability into their operations and subsequently improve their profitability. You might think: “W...2018-01-181h 00
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 24: Chef Lenny Russo - the Philosopher Chef on an Open Mind, Finding Common Ground, and Choosing to EvolveChef Lenny Russo is a forty year veteran of the food & beverage industry, a member of the U.S. Department of State American Chef Corps, participating chef at World Expo Milan 2015, author of "Heartland: Farm Forward Dishes of the Great Midwest", founder and owner of the seminal Heartland Restaurant in St Paul, MN, six time James Beard Award finalist nominee for Best Chef Midwest, and is currently the Executive Chef at The Commodore Bar & Restaurant in St. Paul, MN. Chef Lenny's name has become synonymous with the local food movement in the Midwest and he has spent...2017-12-1955 min
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 23: Lina Goh & John Ng of Zen Box Izakaya - An Accountant and an Architect on the Wisdom of Ramen, Being an Underdog, and Internet RomanceLina Goh and John Ng, who run Zen Box Izakaya, the only Japanese-style pub of its kind in Minnesota, met many years ago in an online chat room long before Tinder was but a twinkle in many a lonely single’s eye. A long-distance romance blossomed into a move from San Francisco to Minnesota where they opened Zen Box Japanese Eatery, a quick lunch service spot in the iconic Minneapolis Skyway. At the time, they specialized in Bento boxes and have since shifted their focus towards traditional izakaya fare (think small, shareable plates) as well as Chef John’s specialty: Ramen...2017-12-121h 08
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 22: AC Boral - Pop-up Chef on Finding Family, Identity, and Self-CareChef AC Boral (Long Beach, CA) is the creator of the RICE & SHINE Pop-up Brunch Series. Previously a graphic designer, AC began hosting his popular brunches on the West Coast featuring Brunch classics with a Filipino-American flair as a way of introducing guests to the feelings and flavors he grew up with. From RICE & SHINE (Filipino-American Brunch Party) to Naks Tacos (exploring the culinary connection of the Philippines and Mexico) to concept menus like a Wu Tang Clan tribute dinner, AC has fed thousands across the country and center around the Family and our shared identities as diners. I...2017-11-281h 12
Street Underground RadioStreet Underground Radio, 2ª Temporada Programa 81, 3-11-2017Street Underground Radio es un programa dedicado especialmente a la cultura urbana, música Reggae, Dancehall, Hiphop y otros estilos relacionados, nacional e internacional, el programa es emitido cada viernes de 17 a 19 (hora española) desde los estudios de Radio Espai Jove en Villareal, Castellón por http://radioespaijove.esy.es , entrevistas, crónicas de eventos, sorteos...
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Presentador, técnico de sonido y director: Sergio Vicent, a.k.a Littleskinnybwoy.
Colaboradores de Radio: Cristian Vicent, Diego Perez, Jere Boucher, David Sanchez.
MicON Sound: Sergio Vicent a.k.a Li...2017-11-052h 03
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 21: Jabber Al-Bihani - “Activist” Engineer and Dinner Host on Healing Divisions, Refugee Stories, and Doing YouOur guest is Jabber Al-Bihani who started his journey as an engineer and during a trip to Barcelona, took part in a commonplace but nevertheless transformational experience of breaking bread with complete strangers. He’s sought to recreate that experience since then through Komeeda (based on the Spanish word for “Food"), where he gathers people of varying backgrounds to share stories and food at pop-up dinners at local restaurants. The particular dinner where I met Jabber was part of a series called “Displaced Kitchens” which featured newly settled refugees who cooked recipes of their homeland while sharing the struggles they’ve...2017-07-271h 31
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 20: Seth Syberg - Coconut Jerky Maker, Programmer, and All-Around Dilettante On the Programmer's Brain, Launching New Products, Working in the Philippines, and Accidental EntrepreneurshipOH SNAP! We just hit our TWENTIETH episode! Didn’t think we’d make it this far? Well neither did we! To the hundreds of you who have been downloading our episodes, thank you so much for tuning in. We hope that these episodes are at the very least, educational, and hopefully, as inspirational to you as they were to us. This week’s episode highlights the many things that characterize Hidden Apron: tangents and twisting paths, serendipity and “success”, and not entirely being sure where the delicious roads of our lives will lead. Our guest for today is Seth Syb...2017-07-061h 23
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 19: Doha Salem & James Anunciacion - Ramadan Special on Dietetics, Rituals, and Compassionate EatingThis episode is a very special, timely, and quite unique one as rather than talking about the consumption of food, we’ll do a full 180 and talk about the abstinence from it! Many of you might be aware that we are nearing the end of Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting, and so we are joined not by one, but TWO guests! First, we have Doha Salem, a clinical dietitian currently with North Memorial Medical Ctr., MN. She’ll cover many oft-overlooked parts of Ramadan specifically around the nutritional components of fasting: - The phys...2017-06-221h 32
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 18: Aileen Suzara (Pt. 2) - Farmer, Collaborator, & Chef on Resistance, Decolonizing Food, & Dirty SocksIf this is the first time you’re tuning in, you might want to check out the previous episode as this is part two of a two-part series with the ever-impressive Aileen Suzara, farmer, writer, collaborator, educator, and natural chef. Aileen has been recognized many times for her work not only in addressing some of the most pressing food issues affecting us today but also for strengthening relationships in her community in the process. She founded Sariwa - which means “fresh” in Tagalog - to gather community and celebrate Filipino cuisine through pop-ups, catering, and workshops. In the last episod...2017-05-1646 min
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 17: Aileen Suzara (Pt. 1) - Eco-Educator, Writer, and Chef on A Tangential Life, the Microwave Generation, and Farming NunsOur guest for this two-part series is Aileen Suzara. Aileen is an eco-educator, writer, and natural chef who’s dabbled in everything from Pre-Med, to Environmental Work, to Food and founded Sariwa Kitchen (Sariwa = “fresh” in Tagalog), which gathers community and celebrates vibrant Filipino cuisine through pop-ups, catering, and workshops. Aileen’s backstory is wonderfully “random” being born in the Mojave Desert, spending time in the Big Island of Hawai’i, and now in California eating, in her words, “everything from Spam, bibimbap, poi, spaghetti, poke, Pop Tarts, to the plastic wrapped foods of the microwave generation”. This was an incredibly fun...2017-05-0230 min
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 16: Justin Garrido - Social Entrepreneur on Just Doing It, Giving Back, and Why Good Ideas FailJustin Garrido is the Co-Founder and CEO of Social Products, which sources organic food products from Philippine cooperative smallholder farmer partners that empower rural farmers, women, and indigenous peoples with a more sustainable way to eradicate poverty. Justin began his journey down the road of social entrepreneurship where his interest was piqued after volunteering at a soup kitchen while still working as a director of purchasing for Aldi, a german supermarket chain. Justin made the jump from corporate, went back to school - getting an MBA at the U. of Melbourne and going on exchange to the...2017-04-181h 10
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 15: Isang Smith - Perpetual Runner, Recovery Expert, Self-Professed Coffee AddictIsang Smith is a Licensed Massage Therapist, multi-sport athlete and coach from running (she’s won the Silver for the 800 m. and Gold for the 1500 m. during the Philippine National Open in 2015), Muay Thai, strength training, and all around badass. She earned a BA in Psychology from Columbia University where she also competed in their Division 1 Track & Field Team. Her interest in Integrative Medicine came immediately after Massage Therapy and Acupuncture resolved a troublesome calf injury during her senior year track season. Inspired to learn more about these therapeutic modalities, she attended and graduated from the Swedish Inst...2017-04-061h 35
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 14: Sharwin Tee - the Curious Chef on Exploration, Asking "Why", and the Murderer Known as TruthChef Sharwin Tee is the chef and host of Curiosity Got the Chef, The Philippines’ Lifestyle Network’s first locally-produced cooking show. The show features Sharwin traveling to international and domestic locations in order to find new ingredients, techniques and inspirations for new dishes. It’s also in its sixth season, making it the longest running Filipino cooking show on cable television broadcast all over the world. Sharwin graduated from the Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts in Vancouver, Canada and came into prominence after winning a reality cooking competition called “The Clash of the Toque-en Ones” back in 2010. S...2016-11-161h 28
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 13: Arun Motilall - Chief Smile Maker and Caribbean Goods Purveyor on the Little Things and Why You Shouldn't "Grow" Your BusinessArun Motillal is an entrepreneur who helps run his family business, Galaxy Foods in Richfield, MN which has been operating for the last 28 years. They serve about 60,000 families a year and sell everything West Indian/Indo-Caribbean from actual food (jerk seasoning, ginger beer, fresh meats, etc.) to lifestyle products and religious items. Prior to that, Arun worked for Securian Financial Group as a Field Marketer for seven years and Target as a Business Process Consultant for another three-plus years Arun has the perfect combination of economist, marketer, salesman, and philosopher in a market that we wouldn't normally...2016-11-021h 21
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 12: Amy Besa - Culinary Philosopher and Restaurant Vet on Trying, Avoiding Jadedness, and the Right Way to Cook Filipino FoodAmy Besa is a writer, speaker, and veteran restaurateur. Together with her husband Romy, she has led her restaurants - Cendrillon in the mid-90s and Purple Yam today - into critical acclaim long before Filipino food became the latest "food trend". Her book, Memories of Philippine Kitchens, was the first Filipino cookbook I've read and along with her many posts on social media, formed the basis for a lot of what I know about Filipino food today. In this inspiring and heartfelt conversation recorded right in Purple Yam, Amy talks about heady and philosophical...2016-10-121h 08
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 11: The Hidden Apron Method - An (Un)original Approach to Cooking Like Your Life Depended On ItIt's been a minute since I've done a solo commentary (other people are more awesome!) so switching things up a bit this time around. I recently spoke at my day job about my work around food: why people should cook and how we can start cooking. I cover the things I've done to make cooking easier, more fun, and more effective personally and during our Hidden Apron dinners. A lot of the ideas here are not original at all but I think many of them often get overlooked for flashier "cooking show" content that isn't designed to set up...2016-09-2852 min
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 10: Josh Reisner - Master Chef Junior and 13-Year Old Philosopher on Finding Opportunities and Why We Need to Stop Underestimating KidsMost people know Josh as the long-haired wunderkind who captured hearts while competing as a finalist on Season 2 of Master Chef Junior. What most people are unaware of is Josh's near-obsessive love for food and wisdom that's beyond his years. Gracing us with his presence on our 10th episode, Josh shares with us how he found opportunities to chase his dreams, his unique approach to cooking and eating food, why we all need to cook, and why adults' perceptions of kids are the very thing keeping kids from having a truly healthy (and delicious!) relationship with food...2016-08-161h 01
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 9: Eric Sannerud - Young Hops Farmer, Speaker, Food Systems Designer on the Need for Young Farmers, Education, and BeerEric is a fourth-generation back-to-the-land farmer. Eric grows hops under his company Mighty Axe Hops and is selling to top breweries in Minnesota from Fulton Beer, Day Block Brewing, and more. Inspired by the ideas of educators/farmers Eduard Lindeman & Wendell Berry, he designed a first of its kind cooking and food systems course and contributed to a Food Systems Major, among the first in the country while he was studying at the University of MN. During these experiences at University, Eric was a founding member of Urban Oasis, a sustainable food center, which won a competitive $1...2016-07-201h 13
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 8: Hillary Reeves - Pro Blogger & Marketeer on Singing Cheeseburgers and Data-Driven Grocery ShoppingWe're back in business and sharing this conversation that's been years in the making! I first reached out to Hillary back when I was looking to start my own blog and we've just recently re-connected to talk about her experiences both in blogging and her current day hustle as Chicory's Marketing Manager. It's a double whammy of an episode as we cover the basics of blogging - what are the biggest drivers of "success" (it's the little things!), and some things to consider before you enter the fray - as well as how data can change the...2016-06-171h 15
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 7: Chelsey White, Accountant, Marathon Runner, Instagram Queen of Crazy BakingI met Chelsey during a happy hour full of us run-of-the-mill
accountants but it was clear she was anything but ordinary.
Starting out with little more than a blog, Instagram account, and
her tiny New York kitchen, she now fields dozens of orders for her
insane specialty cakes, has thousands of Instagram followers, and
has been featured on Food Network's Snapchat account. Aside from a
day job and baking, Chelsey somehow manages to find the time (and
energy) to train and compete in half marathons and Ironman
competitions. This was a really refreshing episode to record due to
Chelsey's...2016-04-271h 09
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 6: Ayesha Vera-Yu - On Grocery Shopping, the Importance of Education, and Staying Sane (Pt. 2 of 2)This is Part 2 of our conversation with Ayesha Vera-Yu, social entrepreneur and nerd farmer. Check out our first episode that covers her forays into organic farming but if you don't mind jumping into the middle of the action, listen on!
We talk about:- what to consider when buying "organic"- the poverty mindset and why education is key to lifting rural farmers out of poverty- a more equitable, compassionate, and healthy way to shop/cook/eat- staying centered and sane while doing emotional and back-breaking work
More information...2016-04-1958 min
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 5: Ayesha Vera-Yu - Investment Banker Turned Rogue Farmer & Social Entrepreneur on Rethinking Rural Farming, Eradicating Poverty, and Behavioral Modification (Pt. 1 of 2)2016-03-231h 05
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 4: How to Save the World Through Food & Culture: Just Food Conference 2016 RecapThis the first of our Commentary Episodes which we'll alternate releases with our usual interviews. Our hope is that through these shorter, commute-friendly episodes, we can bring the latest news in the food world to you without you having to sift through the deluge out there. After all, information overload is just as big, if not bigger, a problem than the lack thereof!
For this first one, I'm sharing my experiences at the Just Food Conference which covered a range of topics aimed at finding ways to make healthy, local food available to underserved communities, thus helping...2016-03-1622 min
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 3: Lola Rosa's MN - Family-Fueled Catering Company on Balancing Responsibilities, Asking for Help, and Becoming A Surprise Hit in the Minnesotan Food SceneLola Rosa’s MN is comprised of two sets of brothers - Mike & Erick Ervas + Ryan & Randy Limbag - who also happen to be cousins to each other who decided to get into the catering/pop-up food scene shortly after their lola (grandmother) passed away. Almost overnight, they were slingin’ their fusion Filipino street food (think chicken adobo baos, pork belly “Cebuanos” [a twist on Cubanos]) at large-scale events and was just recently named as one of the most surprising things that happened in the Twin Cities food scene by Eater. Sold out event on top of their day gigs in...2016-03-071h 14
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 2: Joanne Boston - Social Media Maven and Community Organizer on Cultivating Conversations, the Filipino Food Movement, and Gathering an Instagram FollowingJoanne Boston is a born connector of people especially when it involves food. She started out like most bloggers covering her own dining adventures but moved on to banding people together and providing chefs with the necessary market to test out the menus they’ve always wanted to cook. She’s helped organize massive food festivals in the Bay Area and is now the force behind the Filipino Food Movement and Savor Filipino Instagram accounts which have grown exponentially over a short period of time. No matter the channel, Joanne’s found a way to band people together in the sh...2016-02-261h 09
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 1: The Gypsy Chef Yana Gilbuena on Cross-Country Pop-up Dinners, Transitioning from Day Jobs, Bare Bones Cooking, and CreativityMy first guest on the show was one of my earliest collaborators and really stretches the boundaries of what a “moveable feast” means. Yana Gilbuena, who calls herself a “gypsy chef” of sorts, completed 50 pop-up dinners in all 50 states within a year. A task that most would consider completely insane since at times she didn’t even know where she would be sleeping at night. Through her critically-acclaimed “SALO Series”, she’s now bringing regional Filipino cuisine around the world.
We cover:- transitioning from her job as a designer into the world of cooking (with little professio...2016-02-2651 min
Hidden Apron RadioEp. 0: We the ChefsThis is the first episode for Hidden Apron Radio and is the result of many attempts to try and tell the rich stories that people have shared with us since we've begun our food-filled journey. Rather than attempting to summarize it into the written word, we wanted to let them speak directly to you via this podcast. You'll get the chance to hear from a broad range of people: grizzled veterans, caterers, bloggers, farmers, restaurateurs, and regular home cooks. They'll cover everything from quick kitchen tips and tricks, advice on running a side hustle, the cultural aspects of food...2016-02-2519 min