Arts

Desde el Jardín

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Desde el Jardín

Radio Pauta
Un Libro Una Hora

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Un Libro Una Hora

SER Podcast
Tú, hipócrita lector

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Tú, hipócrita lector

Radio Pauta
ill-advised by Bill Nighy

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ill-advised by Bill Nighy

EYEPOD Studios
Grandes Infelices

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Grandes Infelices

Blackie Books
99% Invisible

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99% Invisible

Roman Mars
Frankenstein - Audiolibro

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Frankenstein - Audiolibro

Audiolibros en Castellano

29 Aug

Eric Goles y la vida entre matemáticas, libros y ciencia ficción

Cristian Warnken conversa con Eric Goles sobre El segundo principio, su autobiografía de ciencia ficción, marcada por la infancia en Antofagasta, la relación con su padre, la alergia, la soledad lectora, el ajedrez y el descubrimiento de las matemáticas como una búsqueda ordenada de la verdad. En el diálogo, recorren también a Philip K. Dick, Borges, Dostoievski, los presocráticos, Nicanor Parra, Proust, Perec, Gödel, Turing y los cruces entre literatura, ciencia, memoria y entropía.
2 days ago

Hab. 1401.– Rodrigo Sorogoyen

Rodrigo Sorogoyen vuelve al Hotel. Acaba de estrenar su esperada película, “El ser querido”. Hablamos sobre el control del relato, rodajes, máscaras, nepo babies y algunos clásicos del cine a los que regresar. Películas y series comentadas: Tierra firme Sentimental The Invite Historia de un Matrimonio The Studio Sentimental Value No es país para viejos Un tipo serio Heat Manhunter Thief JFK Los años nuevos Los documentales de Ken Burns Libros: La Bola – Daniel Verdú La Víspera – Manuel Jabois La otra historia de los Estados Unidos – Howard Zinn
5 Aug

Edgy Albert on Which Shoes are Good and Not Good—and a Tribute to Denim Legend Roy Slaper

If you know Albert Muzquiz, it’s almost definitely as Edgy Albert, his highly accurate internet alter-ego. Albert’s not just another menswearfluencer come-lately—he was also the first writer for Stitchdown.com, worked at LA’s iconic Self Edge, and wrote his college thesis on denim. Of course we get Albert’s view on what kind of shoes people are wearing in LA, and play a typically opinionated little “GOOD OR NOT GOOD” rapid-fire game with his takes on brands and footwear styles. And then there’s denim legend Roy Slaper, who unfortunately passed away last month. I didn’t know Roy Slaper. I didn’t even know OF Roy Slaper until I watched Albert’s fantastic YouTube video about Roy and fellow handmade denim maker Tilden Yamamoto. I was taken with Roy immediately—his dedication to his craft, his knowledge of ancient machines, his desire to teach and share. I wondered why he stopped making jeans. In this episode—which we recorded about two months before Roy’s passing—Albert went deep into his Montana trip to visit the two denim savants. What resulted is a truly lovely portrait of a slice of Roy’s denim-making life. Hopefully it can stand as a tiny little memorial to someone who cared about craft and its history as much as one can. Support the Shoecast, get full bonus episode access, and join the most interesting shoe-and-boot-loving community on the internet with a Stitchdown Premium membership https://www.stitchdown.com/join-stitchdown-premium/ We'd better see you at Stitchdown Chicago 2026—the world's fair of shoes and boots and leather and more—Nov 6-7 at Artifact Events. https://www.stitchdownexpo.com/ A website. We have one. https://www.stitchdown.com/
2 days ago

Vega y Casanueva: el viaje interior de Claudio Arrau y el regreso de lo espiritual

El cineasta Cristián Vega conversa con Cristián Warnken sobre su serie documental dedicada a Claudio Arrau: el niño prodigio de Chillán que a los 17 años, tras la muerte de su maestro Martin Krause, decidió convertirse en maestro de sí mismo; su viaje interior a través del psicoanálisis junguiano, su devoción por "El Zen en el arte del tiro con arco", y su regreso en 1984 a un Chile dividido, al que la música volvió a unir. Luego, el ingeniero Manuel José Casanueva cuenta cómo trajo a Chile "Sagrado Corazón. Su reino no tendrá fin", la docuficción francesa sobre las apariciones a Santa Margarita María, y reflexiona sobre el resurgir de la búsqueda espiritual entre los jóvenes de Europa y el lugar de la belleza frente a la tecnología.
1 day ago · Bonus

100 Objects #16: Wheel of Fortune Dalmatian

This episode is sponsored by Claude. For problems worth solving, get started with Claude at Claude.ai. If you watched Wheel of Fortune in the 1980s, you probably remember one prize more than all the others: the ceramic Dalmatian. For a brief moment, that prize—perhaps the ultimate useless object—became the mascot for one of America's most popular game shows, appearing on tens of millions of TV screens, night after night, all across the country. But…why? Game show historian Adam Nedeff and ceramic Dalmatian owner Terry Eldrige join Roman Mars to tell the story of why audiences loved that dog, and what the fascinating history of game shows—and game show prizes—tells us about the changing definition of the American dream. A History of the United States in 100 Objects is a production of 99% Invisible and BBC Studios. Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of 99% Invisible ad-free and a whole week early. Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
28 Aug

Cristián Medina y la llegada de Erich Honecker a Chile

En un nuevo capítulo de Réplica, Daniel Mansuy conversó con el historiador Cristián Medina por su libro "El refugio chileno de Erich Honecker”, una investigación que explora los detalles de la llegada del exlíder de la República Democrática Alemana a Chile.
6 days ago

Un autor en una hora | Gabriela Mistral

Gabriela Mistral, seudónimo de Lucila Godoy Alcayaga, (Vicuña, Chile, 1889-Hempstead, 1957) es una de las grandes poetas de la literatura hispanoamericana. Entre sus obras destacan, 'Desolación', 'Tala' y Lagar'. Ganó el Premio Nobel de Literatura en 1945. Fue, además, diplomática y una gran pedagoga.
22 Aug

What Happens When Wine Becomes Personal?

Send us Fan Mail I’ve spoken to Giles Cooke before on the Cellar Door Podcast, usually about his successful Thistledown. But this conversation is a little different. I must warn listeners that some of the themes in this conversation are heavy, including loss, mental health and suicide. Behind Giles’s Our Fathers label is a story that I found genuinely moving. It’s a wine project that came out of an extraordinarily difficult period in Giles’ life, the loss of his father and mother, and then his own brush with mortality. And rather than doing what most of us might do after a run of events like that, Giles decided to make some wine. But Our Fathers isn’t just a wine with a good story attached to it. All of the profits go to charity, with the project increasingly focused on mental health, suicide prevention and supporting people who are doing it tough. So, while is a conversation about wine, but it’s also about loss, purpose, resilience and the idea that something good can come out of something pretty bloody difficult. A massive thanks to Giles for joining me on the Cellar Door Podcast. Support the show
4 days ago

Eyewitness: The Moth Radio Hour

This episode originally aired on December 20th, 2022. In this episode, stories of historical events and momentous decisions with far-reaching impacts. A teacher who pushes boundaries, a trail-blazing student, and a political prisoner in Soviet Russia. This episode is hosted by Moth Director Meg Bowles. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media. Storytellers: Toby Price faces unexpected consequences when he introduces his students to a book he and his family love. Dr. Sybil Jordan Hampton follows in the footsteps of the Little Rock Nine. Victor Levenstein realizes one thing has accompanied him throughout his time in a Soviet prison: his mugshot. Podcast # 796
6 Jul

Craig Mod

Craig Mod is a writer, photographer, designer, and publisher whose work is rooted in attention—to the roads he walks, the books he creates, and the ways technology shapes our experience of the world. He joins to discuss his memoir Things Become Other Things and how memory, loss, and the paths we travel, both literal and emotional, shape the stories we tell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.