Podcasts about Cascais

497 - D23 Expo just wrapped, and while Disney fans got plenty of updates, Rob & Kerri break down why most of it was old news dressed up as "new" — from Villains Land's Maleficent coaster to Avengers Campus expansions to the new Disney Cruise Line ship. They cover what's actually changing at Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Epcot, Disneyland, and beyond, plus a first look at upcoming movies like Frozen 3, Zootopia 3, and Lilo & Stitch 2. START PLANNING YOUR DISNEY ADVENTURE HERE Then, the real highlight of the episode: Rob & Kerri go behind the scenes of the Adventures by Disney trip to Portugal — a 9-day, 8-night land itinerary through Porto, the Douro Valley, Sintra, Cascais, Lisbon, and the Algarve. They share firsthand highlights from their own trip, including a private after-hours tour of Pena Palace, port wine tasting in the Douro Valley, kayaking, cheese-making and tile-painting workshops, and more — plus the hotels, flights, and meal inclusions you need to know before booking. If you've been eyeing Portugal but weren't sure how to experience it at a Disney level of detail, this episode is your guide.

On Wednesday 12th August 2026 - 'Eclipse Day' - Carl Munson's Good Morning Portugal! news highlights the rare solar eclipse and the spotlight it is shining on Portugal's growing astro-tourism sector, with thousands preparing to view the event and the country positioning itself as a year-round destination for stargazers. Other headlines include Loulé launching a sterilisation drive targeting 500 stray cats, last-minute eclipse glasses arriving at pharmacies for the evening viewing (around 18:00–18:30 on the mainland), teachers protesting the education minister's plan to investigate schools over exam chaos, Cristiano Ronaldo marrying Georgina Rodríguez in Cascais, stepped-up policing in tourist areas after a visitor was shot in Lisbon, and the green light for construction of the Porto–Lisbon high-speed railway.Keep in touch 24/7 at - www.portugaltalkradio.com#GoodMorningPortugal #PortugalNews #SolarEclipse #AstroTourism #Loulé #EclipseGlasses #ExamChaos #CristianoRonaldo #GeorginaRodriguez #LisbonShooting #HighSpeedRail #portugal2026Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-good-morning-portugal-podcast-with-carl-munson--2903992/support.Get help moving to and living in Portugal

On Thursday 13th August 2026, Carl Munson's Good Morning Portugal! news looks back at the highly anticipated solar eclipse that drew thousands of sky-watchers across the country the previous day - inviting the community to share images.Other headlines include environmental group Quercus challenging the reformulation of the Sofia Photovoltaic Park, former President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa being taken to hospital after falling ill in the Algarve, Interior Minister Luís Neves describing the high rate of road accidents as a “civil war” on Portuguese roads, a Cascais bus crash (two dead, 20 injured) attributed to human error, tourism businesses struggling to recruit qualified staff, a controversial intensive-farming project approved in a protected Alentejo area despite local opposition, increased undercover police operations for road safety, and the state acquiring manuscripts by Fernando Pessoa and other Portuguese authors.Keep in touch 24/7 - www.portugaltalkradio.com#GoodMorningPortugal #PortugalNews #SolarEclipse #SofiaSolar #MarceloRebeloDeSousa #LuisNeves #RoadSafety #CascaisBusCrash #TourismWorkers #AlentejoFarming #FernandoPessoa #portugal2026Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-good-morning-portugal-podcast-with-carl-munson--2903992/support.Get help moving to and living in Portugal

No programa de hoje, Jessica Madhu conta como foi abrir os shows lotados de João Gomes em Sydney e Brisbane e revela por que decidiu deixar tudo para trás. Entenda decisão do Tribunal Superior da Austrália que admitiu como prova uma gravação secreta de uma conversa privada entre marido e mulher, num processo envolvendo abuso sexual e violência doméstica. A forte onda de calor continua afetando a Europa, elevando inclusive a temperatura do mar. Os detalhes do casamento de Cristiano Ronaldo e Georgina Rodríguez numa cerimónia civil íntima em Cascais.No programa de hoje, Jessica Madhu conta como foi abrir os shows lotados de João Gomes em Sydney e Brisbane e revela por que decidiu deixar tudo para trás. Entenda decisão do Tribunal Superior da Austrália que admitiu como prova uma gravação secreta de uma conversa privada entre marido e mulher, num processo envolvendo abuso sexual e violência doméstica. A forte onda de calor continua afetando a Europa, elevando inclusive a temperatura do mar. Os detalhes do casamento de Cristiano Ronaldo e Georgina Rodríguez numa cerimónia civil íntima em Cascais.Siga a SBS em Português no Facebook, X, Instagram e You Tube. Assine a 'SBS Portuguese' no Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Podcasts, PocketCasts ou na sua plataforma de áudio favorita.

Cristiano Ronaldo, 41 anos, casou-se oficialmente com Georgina Rodríguez, 32, numa cerimónia civil íntima em Cascais. O casal, junto desde 2016, formalizou a união dez anos depois de se conhecerem numa loja da Gucci em Madri.Cristiano Ronaldo, 41 anos, casou-se oficialmente com Georgina Rodríguez, 32, numa cerimónia civil íntima em Cascais. O casal, junto desde 2016, formalizou a união dez anos depois de se conhecerem numa loja da Gucci em Madri.

Cristiano Ronaldo e Georgina casaram em Cascais numa cerimónia civil restrita. Com uma simples foto, o casal parou as redes sociais e controlou a narrativa e o impacto mediático da união.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O documentário sobre a vida de José Mourinho, na Netflix, mostra uma aura incrível dos tempos do Chelsea e Inter de Milão!

Ride Safe Portugal — Mobilidade urbana e prevenção rodoviária, com Eng. Paulo MarquesUma estrada mais segura não se constrói apenas depois de um acidente. Constrói-se antes.Neste episódio de Ride Safe Portugal, recebemos o Eng. Paulo Marques, da Câmara Municipal de Cascais, para falar sobre mobilidade urbana, prevenção rodoviária e sobre o papel que as cidades podem desempenhar na redução do risco e na proteção de quem utiliza diariamente a estrada.Falamos sobre a evolução da mobilidade em Cascais, os desafios de conciliar peões, ciclistas, automobilistas e transportes, e sobre as decisões de infraestrutura que podem ajudar a prevenir acidentes antes de eles acontecerem.Mas também falamos de comportamento, respeito e responsabilidade. Porque a estrada é um espaço partilhado — e a segurança não depende apenas de quem conduz, de quem pedala ou de quem caminha. Depende de todos.O que pode uma cidade fazer hoje para termos estradas mais seguras amanhã?Este é um episódio sobre prevenção, mas sobretudo sobre uma ideia simples: a melhor forma de evitar um acidente é não esperar que ele aconteça.

O vocalista dos GNR é o convidado de uma edição especial (e alargada) do podcast da secção Internacional do Expresso. Numa conversa que cruza memórias de Charlie Haden em Cascais e um peditório no Cais do Sodré pela revolução iraniana, com críticas à submissão portuguesa, aos novos impérios, Reininho analisa a geopolítica atual e de antanho.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neste episódio recebemos o Rui Ascenção, fundador do grupo de corrida 10kapas e figura conhecida na comunidade de corrida da linha de Cascais e Lisboa. A conversa arranca com uma reflexão honesta sobre o que motiva cada um a correr: o Rui admite sem rodeios que não é apaixonado pela corrida em si, mas que a maratona e o ciclo de preparação que ela exige, é o mecanismo que o torna uma pessoa mais disciplinada, saudável e equilibrada durante quatro meses por ano.Foi discutido o culto da distância, onde fazer um 10 km já é básico e só conta o que for Ironman para cima, com o Rui a sublinhar a diferença fundamental entre fazer uma maratona e treinar para uma maratona: uma distinção que, na sua perspectiva, revela tudo sobre o carácter de uma pessoa. Há também espaço para falar do sub-3 que ficou por fazer (3h02 em Chicago, 3h03 em Berlim) e da decisão de aceitar que perseguir esse objetivo tem um custo que já não compensa, sem deixar de reconhecer que ainda pode tentar. A conversa passa ainda pelo projeto 10kapas, a dinâmica dos grupos de corrida informais e a sua filosofia de porta aberta, e pela decisão de tirar um curso de treinador, não por ambição profissional, mas para ter argumentos sólidos quando ajuda pessoas amadoras e para não ser confrontado com a falta de credenciais.O episódio fecha com uma longa reflexão sobre treinadores, responsabilidade e o paralelismo entre a disciplina de treinar para uma maratona e a forma como isso se traduz na vida profissional, ilustrada por uma história concreta de uma amiga do Rui que conseguiu um emprego precisamente porque soube explicar o que é treinar de verdade para uma maratona. Quarenta e dois quilómetros são um número. O que importa é o que se fez para chegar lá.10kapas - https://www.instagram.com/10kapasRecomendaçõesDe Campeão amador a Semi-Pro — a transição do Diogo "The Bullman" Graça - Podcast (YouTube) - https://youtu.be/cNyH53CaWlMUAE Behind the Scenes Tour de France - YouTube - https://youtu.be/3azo00_zwkQParcerias e como ajudarem este projeto

Andreia Moutinho traz a receita da Joaninhas de Cascais e do ponto fio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Entre janeiro e março, foram vendidas 35.953 casas em Portugal. O preço mediano dessas transações chegou aos 2337 euros por metro quadradoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Comunidade dos Países de Língua Portuguesa, Cplp, celebra aniversário com debate representantes das nações que formam a organização; integração, mulheres em espaços de decisão, afirmação da língua portuguesa, democracia e paz foram alguns dos temas debatidos, em evento da juventude lusófona em Cascais, Portugal.

In today's Good Morning Portugal news headlines (16 July 2026), PM Luís Montenegro will open the State of the Nation debate, facing pressure over the national exam grading crisis and public service efficiency. In migration news, AIMA will begin automatically assigning social security numbers to foreign residents later this month, aiming to speed up residency processing. The EU urged Portugal to prioritise affordable housing and healthcare investment while maintaining fiscal discipline, while Economy Minister Manuel Castro Almeida announced plans to cut business red tape by autumn, replacing prior notifications with technical declarations to ease small business setup. Portugal continues to hold the second-highest VAT rate in Europe, and national inflation reached 5%, though essential food basket prices saw a marginal dip this week. Other headlines included a major fire destroying ten warehouses in Paredes, a Science and Innovation Forum in Lisbon drawing over 1,000 organisations, an upcoming parliamentary debate on public ownership of Portuguese beaches, the CPLP Youth Summit in Cascais promoting integration and gender equality, continued US investor confidence in the Portuguese market, and news that an uninhabited island in Aveiro is set to be auctioned for luxury housing development.

This week on Mouse Chat, Sharpie takes us to Europe for a father-son high-school graduation trip through Spain and Portugal — a destination his oldest son picked as he heads off to study architecture. From Gaudí's Sagrada Família to a flamenco tablao, high-speed trains, beach towns, and Lisbon's tile shops, here's an honest trip report with real tips you can use to plan your own visit. What we cover this week: The route: flying Aer Lingus out of Pittsburgh with a 12-hour Dublin layover each way, then Barcelona (3 nights) → high-speed train to Madrid → train to Seville → local train to Cádiz → back to Seville → a flight to Lisbon, plus a day trip to Cascais. Barcelona: an 8-hour guided tour, an hour inside Sagrada Família (and why the light, the facades, and the windows are unlike any cathedral you've seen), the Gothic Quarter, a Picasso mural, Park Güell, the harbor cable car, neighborhood markets, and a breathtaking live flamenco show. Riding the rails: what first class on Spain's high-speed trains is really like (lounge, meal service, roomy seats) and the fields of sunflowers "as far as the eye can see" between Madrid and Seville. Madrid: a tuk-tuk tour on a 104°F record-heat day — including the AI-translation guide snafu — and how to roll with it when a tour doesn't go to plan. Cádiz: a relaxing beach-town break, a spa hotel with a full thermal suite and 75-minute massages for about $100 each, and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Western Europe. Lisbon & Cascais: the cleanest city of the trip, the designer-lined Avenida da Liberdade, a rooftop-pool hotel, hunting down handmade Portuguese pottery and antique tiles, and cliff divers at a beautiful beach town 40 minutes away. Real-world tips: Spain's excellent public transit, the current euro exchange rate (about $1.15 to €1), walking 75 miles over nine days, and Sharpie's planning method — book the big-ticket sights, then fill the gaps with finds along the way. Thinking about a trip like this? Sharpie plans Europe travel for Mouse Chat's travel agency, Pixie Vacations — free planning, no booking fees. Get a free, no-fee quote at https://pixievacations.com/get-a-quick-vacation-quote/ or call 678-815-1584. Prefer to see Spain and Portugal by ship? You can browse and book Mediterranean and Atlantic cruises through our online booking engine at https://cruise.pixievacations.com. Listen and subscribe: Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mousechat-net-family-travel-podcast-disney-universal/id395503030 | Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/1ujpZQKOnCuKcgArpnBQKQ. Questions or comments? Email comments@mousechat.net.

Já cheira a férias e no saco de praia fica sempre bem um livro. No Ensaio Geral temos três novidades de Valter Hugo Mãe, Patrícia Portela e Carla Pais. Também uma exposição de Manuela Pimentel e as novidades do Cooljazz Fest em Cascais.

WHERE DO GAYS RETIRE PODCASTShow NotesThe Frying Pan Is Now the Fire —Where Do We Go From Here?Hosted by Mark Goldstein| Solo Episode |April 2026Sequel to: "Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire" (July 2025)When Mark recorded "Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire" last July, he was mostly thinking about political instability in other countries. He wasn't quite expecting the frying pan itself to turn up the heat this dramatically right here at home.In this solo follow-up episode, Mark takes a calm, clear-eyed look at where things actually stand in the United States right now for LGBTQ+ retirees — and more importantly, what your real options are. This is not a political commentary. It is not about panic. It is exactly what this podcast has always been: practical, honest information to help you make informed decisions about where to spend your golden years, openly, safely, and fabulously.In This EpisodeWhat NSPM-7 actually says — and what it doesn't say — about our communityWhy listener numbers are growing, and what that tells us about where our community is right nowThe case for staying: U.S. states with the strongest constitutional and legal protectionsThe case for going: why more LGBTQ+ retirees are seriously looking abroadThe honest complications of international living — Medicare, visas, family distanceFive questions to help you figure out where you standMark's personal story — Fort Collins, Peter, and the 1982 Málaga plane crashResources to stay informed and take actionU.S. States With Strong LGBTQ+ Legal Protections — Featured in This EpisodeMark highlights states where same-sex marriage rights are protected at the state constitutional level or through strong statutory protections — states where your rights would remain intact even if the federal picture changes.Constitutional protection states:New York — equal protection enshrined in state constitution (2024); marriage equality since 2011California — right to marry enshrined as a fundamental right in state constitution (2024)Colorado — constitutional ban removed by voters (2024) + inclusive statutory definition enacted (2025)New Mexico — state Supreme Court ruled marriage equality required under state constitution (2013); codified by unanimous legislative vote (2019)Nevada — marriage equality positively enshrined in state constitution (2020) — no episode yet, but worth watching!Strong statutory protection states are also mentioned:Massachusetts — first state to legalize same-sex marriage (2004); no banVermont — civil unions pioneer (2000); no banRhode Island, Washington State, New Jersey, Maryland, Illinois, Oregon — all with no dormant bansInternational Destinations Mentioned in This EpisodeSpain — Torremolinos, Sitges, Malaga, Costa del SolPortugal — Algarve, CascaisMexico — Ajijic, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico City, QueretaroFrance, Netherlands, Costa RicaFor our full archive of international destination episodes, see the Episode Resource Guide linked in the show notes for this episode.LGBTQ+ Retirement Communities MentionedLiving Out — Palm Springs, California | livingout.comFountain Grove Lodge — Santa Rosa, CaliforniaReferenced Episode"Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire — Why the Political Climate Matters for LGBTQ+ Retirees"Originally aired July 2, 2025. Available in the podcast archive at wheredogaysretire.com.Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeU.S. Legal & Advocacy:ACLU — aclu.orgLambda Legal — lambdalegal.orgFreedom for All Americans — freedomforallamericans.orgMovement Advancement Project (state-by-state tracker) — lgbtmap.orgInternational Research:ILGA World — global LGBTQ+ rights by country — ilga.orgInternational Living — Global Retirement Index — internationalliving.comSocial Security abroad — ssa.gov/internationalEpisode Resource GuideDownload the companion Episode Resource Guide for this episode — a curated list of our top international destination episodes and our top U.S. protective state episodes, organized and ranked by downloads.Available at wheredogaysretire.com/fryingpan2Connect With Mark & the CommunityFacebook: Where Do Gays Retire — facebook.com/groups/wheredogaysretireFacebook: Gay Men 60 and Better (27,700+ members) — facebook.com/groups/gaymen60andbetterEmail Mark — mark@wheredogaysretire.comSchedule a call with Mark — savvycal.com/MarkscalendarFull episode archive — wheredogaysretire.comSupport the PodcastIf you enjoy the Where Do Gays Retire podcast, please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs it. You can also support the show by buying Mark a coffee at wheredogaysretire.com — each $5 coffee helps keep the podcast going."Retirement is not just about warm weather.It is about living openly, safely, and fabulously,wherever in the world that may be for you."— Mark Goldstein, Where Do Gays RetireEpisode Resource Guide: Where to Retire — International & U.S. DestinationsCompanion resource to: "The Frying Pan Is Now the Fire — Where Do We Go From Here?"Whether you are thinking about staying in the United States or exploring a life abroad, this guide brings together the most-listened-to episodes from the Where Do Gays Retire podcast archive. U.S. episodes are curated to include only states where LGBTQ+ legal protections are strong and where same-sex marriage would remain protected even in the absence of a federal ruling. All episodes are available wherever you listen to podcasts, or at wheredogaysretire.com.PART 1: Top International Destination EpisodesThese are the international episodes your fellow listeners have returned to most. Spain leads by a wide margin, appearing seven times in the top fifteen.Exploring Retirement in Spain: Valencia vs. Malaga for LGBTQ Expats with Dave Piccolo, Jesus Bartoli and Steve AronbergAjijic, Mexico: A Vibrant LGBTQ+ Haven Revisited with Steve Cross and Harold WattsSitges vs. Torremolinos, Spain With Richard Jasicki and Leo BoniMalta, with Eric Tenin and Michael SaloneRetire in Style: Why Nice, France is the Ultimate LGBTQ Destination With Jameson FarnTwo Countries, One Community: LGBTQ+ Retirement Insights from Spain and Portugal with Bruce Joffe and Russ WarrenAthens, Greece with Steve Gantzos and Ken CookNerja, Spain: A Mediterranean Hideaway with Richard CarnabyAmsterdam, The Netherlands with Jeremy BierbachOloron Sainte-Marie, France with Mykle FlatleyDon't Just Visit — Live! Americans Moving To Spain with Christopher HugheyMadrid, Spain with Renato PadillaFrom the Heart of Gran Canaria — Raquel Rojas on LGBTQ+ Life and Island LivingEmbracing Retirement: Waldron McGinnis's Journey to Courtown, IrelandWeather, Wine, and Wonder: Retirement Life in Madeira With Paul Corning and Kevin McKayKey destinations in the archive: Spain (Valencia, Malaga, Sitges, Torremolinos, Nerja, Madrid, Gran Canaria) • Mexico (Ajijic, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico City, Oaxaca, San Miguel de Allende) • France (Nice, Oloron Sainte-Marie, Paris, Dordogne) • Portugal (Lisbon, Cascais, Algarve, Braga, Tavira, Porto, Ericeira, Madeira) • Greece, Netherlands, Malta, Ireland, Germany, Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, Thailand, Ecuador, UruguayPART 2: U.S. Episodes — States with Strong LGBTQ+ Legal ProtectionsThese episodes cover states where same-sex marriage rights are protected at the constitutional level or through strong statutory protections — states where your rights would remain intact even if the federal picture changes.⭐ Note: Nevada has the strongest constitutional protection of any state — marriage equality is positively enshrined in its state constitution. A Nevada episode is not yet in the archive!———CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION STATESCalifornia — Right to marry enshrined as a fundamental right in the state constitution (2024)Inside Living Out: The LGBTQ Community That Feels Like Family — With Loren OstrowFinding Your Gay Retirement Paradise: Fountain Grove Lodge with Chuck Finch & Ed CambronPalm Springs, CA with Robyn Meltzer and Susan BrennanCathedral City, California With Keith ColemanSacramento, California with Greg WineSan Diego With Stephen KeileyNew Mexico — State constitution requires marriage equality (Griego v. Oliver, 2013); codified by unanimous legislative vote (2019)Albuquerque, New Mexico with Pamm MeyersChoosing Your Desert Oasis: Albuquerque, NM vs. Tucson, AZ for LGBTQ+...

WHERE DO GAYS RETIRE PODCASTShow NotesThe Frying Pan Is Now the Fire —Where Do We Go From Here?Hosted by Mark Goldstein| Solo Episode |April 2026Sequel to: "Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire" (July 2025)When Mark recorded "Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire" last July, he was mostly thinking about political instability in other countries. He wasn't quite expecting the frying pan itself to turn up the heat this dramatically right here at home.In this solo follow-up episode, Mark takes a calm, clear-eyed look at where things actually stand in the United States right now for LGBTQ+ retirees — and more importantly, what your real options are. This is not a political commentary. It is not about panic. It is exactly what this podcast has always been: practical, honest information to help you make informed decisions about where to spend your golden years, openly, safely, and fabulously.In This EpisodeWhat NSPM-7 actually says — and what it doesn't say — about our communityWhy listener numbers are growing, and what that tells us about where our community is right nowThe case for staying: U.S. states with the strongest constitutional and legal protectionsThe case for going: why more LGBTQ+ retirees are seriously looking abroadThe honest complications of international living — Medicare, visas, family distanceFive questions to help you figure out where you standMark's personal story — Fort Collins, Peter, and the 1982 Málaga plane crashResources to stay informed and take actionU.S. States With Strong LGBTQ+ Legal Protections — Featured in This EpisodeMark highlights states where same-sex marriage rights are protected at the state constitutional level or through strong statutory protections — states where your rights would remain intact even if the federal picture changes.Constitutional protection states:New York — equal protection enshrined in state constitution (2024); marriage equality since 2011California — right to marry enshrined as a fundamental right in state constitution (2024)Colorado — constitutional ban removed by voters (2024) + inclusive statutory definition enacted (2025)New Mexico — state Supreme Court ruled marriage equality required under state constitution (2013); codified by unanimous legislative vote (2019)Nevada — marriage equality positively enshrined in state constitution (2020) — no episode yet, but worth watching!Strong statutory protection states are also mentioned:Massachusetts — first state to legalize same-sex marriage (2004); no banVermont — civil unions pioneer (2000); no banRhode Island, Washington State, New Jersey, Maryland, Illinois, Oregon — all with no dormant bansInternational Destinations Mentioned in This EpisodeSpain — Torremolinos, Sitges, Malaga, Costa del SolPortugal — Algarve, CascaisMexico — Ajijic, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico City, QueretaroFrance, Netherlands, Costa RicaFor our full archive of international destination episodes, see the Episode Resource Guide linked in the show notes for this episode.LGBTQ+ Retirement Communities MentionedLiving Out — Palm Springs, California | livingout.comFountain Grove Lodge — Santa Rosa, CaliforniaReferenced Episode"Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire — Why the Political Climate Matters for LGBTQ+ Retirees"Originally aired July 2, 2025. Available in the podcast archive at wheredogaysretire.com.Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeU.S. Legal & Advocacy:ACLU — aclu.orgLambda Legal — lambdalegal.orgFreedom for All Americans — freedomforallamericans.orgMovement Advancement Project (state-by-state tracker) — lgbtmap.orgInternational Research:ILGA World — global LGBTQ+ rights by country — ilga.orgInternational Living — Global Retirement Index — internationalliving.comSocial Security abroad — ssa.gov/internationalEpisode Resource GuideDownload the companion Episode Resource Guide for this episode — a curated list of our top international destination episodes and our top U.S. protective state episodes, organized and ranked by downloads.Available at wheredogaysretire.com/fryingpan2Connect With Mark & the CommunityFacebook: Where Do Gays Retire — facebook.com/groups/wheredogaysretireFacebook: Gay Men 60 and Better (27,700+ members) — facebook.com/groups/gaymen60andbetterEmail Mark — mark@wheredogaysretire.comSchedule a call with Mark — savvycal.com/MarkscalendarFull episode archive — wheredogaysretire.comSupport the PodcastIf you enjoy the Where Do Gays Retire podcast, please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs it. You can also support the show by buying Mark a coffee at wheredogaysretire.com — each $5 coffee helps keep the podcast going."Retirement is not just about warm weather.It is about living openly, safely, and fabulously,wherever in the world that may be for you."— Mark Goldstein, Where Do Gays RetireEpisode Resource Guide: Where to Retire — International & U.S. DestinationsCompanion resource to: "The Frying Pan Is Now the Fire — Where Do We Go From Here?"Whether you are thinking about staying in the United States or exploring a life abroad, this guide brings together the most-listened-to episodes from the Where Do Gays Retire podcast archive. U.S. episodes are curated to include only states where LGBTQ+ legal protections are strong and where same-sex marriage would remain protected even in the absence of a federal ruling. All episodes are available wherever you listen to podcasts, or at wheredogaysretire.com.PART 1: Top International Destination EpisodesThese are the international episodes your fellow listeners have returned to most. Spain leads by a wide margin, appearing seven times in the top fifteen.Exploring Retirement in Spain: Valencia vs. Malaga for LGBTQ Expats with Dave Piccolo, Jesus Bartoli and Steve AronbergAjijic, Mexico: A Vibrant LGBTQ+ Haven Revisited with Steve Cross and Harold WattsSitges vs. Torremolinos, Spain With Richard Jasicki and Leo BoniMalta, with Eric Tenin and Michael SaloneRetire in Style: Why Nice, France is the Ultimate LGBTQ Destination With Jameson FarnTwo Countries, One Community: LGBTQ+ Retirement Insights from Spain and Portugal with Bruce Joffe and Russ WarrenAthens, Greece with Steve Gantzos and Ken CookNerja, Spain: A Mediterranean Hideaway with Richard CarnabyAmsterdam, The Netherlands with Jeremy BierbachOloron Sainte-Marie, France with Mykle FlatleyDon't Just Visit — Live! Americans Moving To Spain with Christopher HugheyMadrid, Spain with Renato PadillaFrom the Heart of Gran Canaria — Raquel Rojas on LGBTQ+ Life and Island LivingEmbracing Retirement: Waldron McGinnis's Journey to Courtown, IrelandWeather, Wine, and Wonder: Retirement Life in Madeira With Paul Corning and Kevin McKayKey destinations in the archive: Spain (Valencia, Malaga, Sitges, Torremolinos, Nerja, Madrid, Gran Canaria) • Mexico (Ajijic, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico City, Oaxaca, San Miguel de Allende) • France (Nice, Oloron Sainte-Marie, Paris, Dordogne) • Portugal (Lisbon, Cascais, Algarve, Braga, Tavira, Porto, Ericeira, Madeira) • Greece, Netherlands, Malta, Ireland, Germany, Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, Thailand, Ecuador, UruguayPART 2: U.S. Episodes — States with Strong LGBTQ+ Legal ProtectionsThese episodes cover states where same-sex marriage rights are protected at the constitutional level or through strong statutory protections — states where your rights would remain intact even if the federal picture changes.⭐ Note: Nevada has the strongest constitutional protection of any state — marriage equality is positively enshrined in its state constitution. A Nevada episode is not yet in the archive!———CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION STATESCalifornia — Right to marry enshrined as a fundamental right in the state constitution (2024)Inside Living Out: The LGBTQ Community That Feels Like Family — With Loren OstrowFinding Your Gay Retirement Paradise: Fountain Grove Lodge with Chuck Finch & Ed CambronPalm Springs, CA with Robyn Meltzer and Susan BrennanCathedral City, California With Keith ColemanSacramento, California with Greg WineSan Diego With Stephen KeileyNew Mexico — State constitution requires marriage equality (Griego v. Oliver, 2013); codified by unanimous legislative vote (2019)Albuquerque, New Mexico with Pamm MeyersChoosing Your Desert Oasis: Albuquerque, NM vs. Tucson, AZ for LGBTQ+...

Neste episódio falei sobre Rock in Rio e preços de legumes.

Política, justiça e extremismo. O chumbo do pacote laboral, a lista de "indesejáveis" de um grupo neonazi e as buscas da PJ na Câmara Municipal de Cascais.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hai mai notato che il 2 giugno in Italia è tutto chiuso? Niente scuola, niente uffici, banche serrate e, per le strade delle grandi città, militari in alta uniforme, bande musicali e perfino aerei che lasciano scie tricolori nel cielo. Ma cosa si celebra esattamente in questa data? In questo articolo scoprirai la storia della Festa della Repubblica, il vocabolario legato alla storia italiana e qualche curiosità sorprendente. La Festa della Repubblica Spiegata Bene Il 2 giugno è una delle date più importanti del calendario italiano: è la Festa della Repubblica. Ma dietro questa giornata festiva c'è una storia affascinante, fatta di re, referendum e momenti che hanno cambiato per sempre il volto del Paese. L'Italia Prima del 1946: un Paese Ferito Per capire cosa è successo il 2 giugno 1946, bisogna fare un passo indietro. Anzi, parecchi passi indietro, fino al momento della nascita del Paese. Un'Italia Monarchica Dal 1861, l'anno dell'Unità d'Italia, fino al 1946, l'Italia era una monarchia. Questo significa che il capo dello Stato non era un presidente eletto dal popolo, ma un re. La famiglia reale era quella dei Savoia, una dinastia molto antica che aveva governato il Piemonte per secoli. Nota linguistica: in italiano si dice "i Savoia" usando il cognome al plurale per indicare l'intera famiglia. Funziona così anche con altre famiglie famose: "i Medici", "i Borgia", "i Visconti". Se invece si dice "la famiglia Rossi", si usa "Rossi" al singolare. Il Ventennio Fascista e la Guerra Nel 1922 sale al potere Benito Mussolini e inizia il ventennio fascista. Il re dell'epoca, Vittorio Emanuele III, invece di opporsi a Mussolini, gli affida il governo. Mussolini porta l'Italia nella Seconda Guerra Mondiale a fianco della Germania nazista. Il risultato è un disastro totale: città bombardate, milioni di morti, fame, distruzione. L'Italia esce dalla guerra in ginocchio, e molti italiani si chiedono se la colpa sia anche del re, che non ha fermato Mussolini. Espressione utile: quando un Paese è "in ginocchio", significa che si trova in una situazione drammatica, di grande debolezza. Si può usare anche per le persone: "Dopo quel periodo difficile, era in ginocchio". L'Abdicazione di Vittorio Emanuele III A maggio del 1946, sentendo che il vento sta cambiando, Vittorio Emanuele III decide di abdicare, cioè di rinunciare al trono, a favore di suo figlio Umberto II. Spera così di salvare la monarchia, dando un volto nuovo e meno compromesso al regno. Come vedremo, però, non funzionerà. Il Referendum del 2 Giugno 1946: Monarchia o Repubblica? Si arriva così alla data chiave. Il 2 giugno 1946 (e in realtà anche il 3 giugno, perché si votò per due giorni) gli italiani vengono chiamati alle urne per decidere una questione fondamentale: continuare con la monarchia o diventare una repubblica? Che Cos'è un Referendum Questo tipo di votazione si chiama referendum, e in italiano si pronuncia proprio come si scrive: re-fe-rén-dum. È una parola latina che significa letteralmente "cose da riferire", cioè "cose da chiedere al popolo". I Risultati del Voto La Repubblica vince con circa il 54% dei voti, contro il 46% della monarchia. Non un trionfo schiacciante, ma una vittoria chiara: circa 12,7 milioni di voti contro 10,7 milioni. OpzionePercentualeVotiRepubblicaCirca 54%≈ 12,7 milioniMonarchiaCirca 46%≈ 10,7 milioni Il 13 giugno 1946 Umberto II lascia l'Italia e parte in esilio per il Portogallo, dove si stabilirà nella cittadina di Cascais e dove vivrà fino alla morte, senza mai più rimettere piede in Italia. Suo padre Vittorio Emanuele III, invece, era già andato in esilio in Egitto subito dopo l'abdicazione di maggio. Curiosità: Umberto II è stato re per soli 34 giorni. Proprio per questo viene ricordato con il soprannome di "il Re di Maggio". Un'Italia Spaccata in Due Il voto rivelò un'Italia divisa geograficamente. Il Nord votò massicciamente per la Repubblica, mentre il Sud preferì la monarchia. A Napoli, addirittura, la monarchia prese quasi l'80% dei voti. Da quel giorno nacque anche la famosa espressione "Regno del Sud", usata scherzosamente per indicare le regioni meridionali più affezionate alla corona. La Grande Novità: le Donne Votano alle Elezioni Politiche C'è un aspetto fondamentale che spesso viene dimenticato: il 2 giugno 1946 è stata la prima volta nella storia d'Italia in cui le donne hanno potuto votare in un'elezione nazionale e politica. Quasi un Secolo Senza Diritto di Voto Per quasi un secolo dall'Unità d'Italia, le donne italiane non avevano avuto diritto di voto: metà della popolazione non poteva decidere nulla del proprio Paese. In realtà, le donne italiane avevano già votato qualche mese prima, il 10 marzo 1946, ma alle elezioni amministrative, cioè per scegliere i sindaci dei loro comuni. Il 2 giugno, però, fu la prima volta che parteciparono a una consultazione nazionale. E parteciparono in massa: circa 13 milioni di donne andarono a votare. Per scoprire le figure femminili che hanno segnato la storia del Paese, puoi leggere la guida sulle donne italiane importanti. La Curiosità del Rossetto In vista del voto, alle donne fu raccomandato di non mettere il rossetto. Il motivo? La scheda elettorale doveva essere chiusa con la saliva, un po' come si fa con le buste delle lettere. Le autorità temevano che il rossetto potesse lasciare tracce sulla scheda, e qualsiasi segno di riconoscimento l'avrebbe resa nulla, cioè non valida. Il Corriere della Sera pubblicò addirittura un articolo intitolato "Senza rossetto nella cabina elettorale", consigliando alle donne di portare con sé il rossetto e di metterlo solo dopo aver votato. Come Si Festeggia Oggi il 2 Giugno Il 2 giugno in Italia è festa nazionale: scuole chiuse, uffici chiusi, e molte persone ne approfittano per fare un ponte. Questa giornata è strettamente legata al funzionamento delle istituzioni: per approfondire, puoi consultare la guida sul sistema politico italiano. Vocabolario utile: "fare un ponte" non significa costruire un ponte, ma collegare un giorno festivo al weekend per prendersi più giorni di vacanza. Per esempio: "Il 2 giugno è di mercoledì? Allora prendo le ferie giovedì e venerdì e mi faccio un ponte fino a domenica!". La Parata Militare ai Fori Imperiali L'evento più importante si svolge a Roma, lungo i Fori Imperiali. C'è una grande parata militare alla presenza del Presidente della Repubblica, dei membri del Governo e di tante autorità. Sfilano i militari, i carabinieri, la polizia, i vigili del fuoco e la protezione civile. Le Frecce Tricolori Il momento più spettacolare e fotografato è quello delle Frecce Tricolori: aerei militari che disegnano nel cielo le tre strisce della bandiera italiana, verde, bianca e rossa. Inoltre, quel giorno è possibile visitare gratuitamente i Giardini del Quirinale, cioè i giardini della residenza ufficiale del Presidente della Repubblica. Un'occasione unica, perché di solito sono chiusi al pubblico. Per altre informazioni di questo tipo, puoi consultare la guida sulle curiosità sull'Italia. Vocabolario della Storia e della Politica Ecco una tabella con il vocabolario chiave incontrato in questo articolo, utile per parlare di eventi storici e politici in italiano. ParolaSignificatoMonarchiaForma di governo guidata da un re o una reginaRepubblicaForma di governo con un capo di Stato elettoReferendumVotazione popolare su una questione specificaAbdicareRinunciare al tronoEsilioAllontanamento forzato dal proprio PaeseScheda nullaScheda elettorale non validaFare un ponteUnire un giorno festivo al weekendEssere in ginocchioTrovarsi in una situazione di grande debolezza Domande Frequenti Cosa Si Celebra Esattamente il 2 Giugno? Si celebra la Festa della Repubblica, che ricorda il referendum del 2 giugno 1946 con cui gli italiani scelsero di trasformare l'Italia da monarchia a repubblica. Chi È Stato l'Ultimo Re d'Italia? L'ultimo re d'Italia è stato Umberto II, soprannominato "il Re di Maggio" perché regnò per soli 34 giorni. Dopo il referendum andò in esilio in Portogallo, dove visse fino alla morte. È Vero che le Donne Votarono per la Prima Volta il 2 Giugno 1946? Per quanto riguarda le elezioni nazionali, sì: il 2 giugno 1946 fu la prima volta. Le donne italiane avevano però già votato il 10 marzo 1946 alle elezioni amministrative locali, per scegliere i sindaci dei comuni. Perché alle Donne Fu Consigliato di Non Mettere il Rossetto? Perché la scheda elettorale andava chiusa con la saliva. Il rossetto avrebbe potuto lasciare un segno sulla scheda, e qualsiasi segno di riconoscimento l'avrebbe resa nulla, cioè non valida. Come Si Festeggia Oggi il 2 Giugno? Con una grande parata militare a Roma, lungo i Fori Imperiali, alla presenza del Presidente della Repubblica. 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Enquanto as cidades portuguesas enfrentam os desafios das alterações climáticas e do crescimento urbano, o debate sobre territórios inteligentes ganha nova urgência. Oeiras ganhou prémios internacionais de inovação. Coimbra tem uma das melhores universidades do mundo. O Oeste construiu o primeiro gémeo digital regional de Portugal. E ainda assim os jovens saem, as rendas sobem e os municípios pequenos ficam para trás. Há algo que a tecnologia não resolve? A cidade inteligente serve quem? Ricardo Costa e Bernardo Ferrão moderam o debate ao vivo no Portugal Smart City Summit, na FIL, em Lisboa, entre Isaltino Morais, Presidente da Câmara Municipal de Oeiras; Ana Abrunhosa, Presidente da Câmara Municipal de Coimbra; Paulo Simões, Secretário Executivo da Comunidade Intermunicipal do Oeste; e Miguel de Castro Neto, Diretor da NOVA Information Management School.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Os Santos & Pecadores estão de volta e protagonizam uma temporada de 6 episódios especiais do Posto Emissor, sempre com convidados. Na origem desta série de conversas e partilhas musicais, que a BLITZ apresenta à quarta-feira, está o projeto “Estas Canções Falam Por Si”: no quarto episódio, os Delfins recriam ‘Superstar’, dos Santos & Pecadores, enquanto a banda, juntamente com o convidado, dá nova vida ao êxito 'Um Lugar ao Sol'. A forma como os ‘vizinhos' de Cascais se conheceram foi um dos temas da conversaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wandering Works for Us PodcastDate: 2 May 2026Title: Day Trips Beyond Lisbon: Cascais, Santa Cruz, Vimeiro, LourinhãSummary of EpisodeAfter three years of living in Portugal, Shelley and Beth are still discovering new corners of the country, and this episode is proof. In part one of their day trips series, they wander through the upscale-but-welcoming coastal town of Cascais (including a stunning seafood platter at Baía de Peixe), explore the charming beach town of Santa Cruz, uncover the little-known Napoleonic battlefield at Vimeiro, geek out over dinosaur fossils in Lourinhã, and sing the praises of Areia Branca, one of their favourite beaches on the Silver Coast. Lesser-known doesn't mean less worth visiting. Grab your car keys.Key Topics[03:10] Why Cascais deserves more than a half-day stop — and why Shelley and Beth almost missed it after three years of living in Portugal[04:35] Getting to Cascais: driving vs. the commuter train from Lisbon (both about 40 minutes)[05:40] The best bakery find in Cascais: Padaria Brunch & Specialty Coffee[06:15] Walking the Cascais waterfront — the ocean path, Boca do Inferno rock arch, and what they'd do differently next time[08:40] Museu Condes de Castro Guimarães and the gorgeous Parque Marechal Carmona (peacocks, turtles, and chickens who ignore the "do not feed" signs)[11:18] The Citadel of Cascais — repurposed as galleries, restaurants, and shops, Fortress of Our Lady of Light and the statue of King Carlos I at the marina[13:50] Lunch at Baía de Peixe: a seafood platter for two at €35 per person that was worth every euro[19:10] Santa Cruz: a beach town with great cliffs, a walkable waterfront, a Saturday market, and a small chapel worth stepping into[23:30]  The accidental discovery — the river trail to Porto Novo beach that led them straight to a Virgin Mary statue on the cliffs[26:45] Vimeiro and the Battle of Vimeiro Interpretation Center: the first major Napoleonic battle in Portugal and Wellington's first significant victory [32:30] Lourinhã's surprising dinosaur heritage — and why they recommend the Museu da Lourinhã over the Dino Park (unless you have kids)[35:30]  Areia Branca: one of their favourite local beaches, with restaurant recommendations including West 23 by Chakall, Alta, and Ansom BreweryImportant Links To follow all of our antics and adventures, please visit our social media pages and our website at wwforus.com! You can send us a message at any of these places, and feel free to email us at wandering@wwforus.comLike what we are doing? Buy us a gin and tonic and help us keep going!InstagramFacebookTiktokYouTubeLooking for a tour guide in Portugal? I have a whole list!Check out our travel guides! WWforus.comThanks to Everyone who has been so supportive!Special thanks to all of you who have listened, subscribed, followed us on social media and just took the time to say hello and tell us how much you enjoy our podcast and blog. YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST!!RESOURCES & LINKSLooking to plan your next trip to Portugal? We can help! Check out our guides and Itineraries at wwforus.comFree Lisbon ItineraryPacking ListEssentials for every tripRenting a car in PortugalLooking for a tour guide in Portugal? I have a whole list!

Today, we're diving deep into the sunny shores of Cascais, Portugal, and trust me, it's not just a pretty postcard! Our guests, Alastair and Wes, share their journey from bustling city life to the chill vibes of this coastal gem, where they've found a safe haven to retire. They spill the tea on what it's like to live in a place that's all about art, food, and a good dose of relaxation, while also touching on the LGBTQ-friendly atmosphere. Whether you're curious about the cost of living, healthcare, or just how to hold hands without an audience, we've got you covered. So, grab your shades and let's take this virtual trip together! Cascais, Portugal is a vibrant spot where Alastair Cull and Wes Williams have found their happy retirement after years of dreaming about life in Europe. In this episode, Mark Goldstein takes us through the pair's journey from the hustle and bustle of North America to the serene coastlines of Portugal. Alastair and Wes share how they navigated the challenges of relocating during a pandemic and embraced the new lifestyle that came with it. They fell in love with the warm climate, stunning beaches, and the friendly atmosphere that welcomed them with open arms. Listeners get a peek into their daily lives, filled with relaxing walks along the beach, engaging with the local community, and enjoying delightful meals at charming cafes. The duo emphasizes how easy it is to blend into the vibrant culture of Cascais while still feeling safe and accepted for who they are. They talk about the significance of finding a place that allows for true self-expression, where love can be celebrated freely, and life can be enjoyed at a more leisurely pace. Through witty anecdotes and heartfelt discussions, Alastair and Wes provide insights into the practical aspects of retiring in Cascais, such as healthcare, cost of living, and the overall quality of life. They reflect on the beauty of their new life, filled with joy and adventure, and encourage anyone considering retirement abroad to dive in and explore the possibilities. This episode of Where Do Gays Retire? is not just about finding the perfect location; it's about discovering a lifestyle that resonates with one's true self.Takeaways:Cascais, Portugal is a chill place for LGBTQ retirees, offering safety and a decent cost of living.Mark interviews Alastair and Wes about their move to Cascais and life post-retirement.Life in Cascais is all about relaxation, art, food, and enjoying the calm ocean vibes.Public displays of affection are totally cool in Cascais, no weird looks, just love!The cost of living in Cascais is manageable, especially if you're smart about your choices.Cascais offers beautiful beaches, rich history, and a welcoming community for everyone.Links referenced in this episode:wheredogaysretire.comMentioned in this episode:Introducing LGBTQSeniors.com – A Free Community for Connection & PrideMark Goldstein, host of the Where Do Gays Retire Podcast, shares exciting news: LGBTQSeniors.com is live! It's a free online community for LGBTQ folks 50+ featuring: Private messaging & forums Monthly Zoom meetups Real connection—without the social media clutter If you love what Mark's building, please support the cause at

Today, we're diving deep into the sunny shores of Cascais, Portugal, and trust me, it's not just a pretty postcard! Our guests, Alastair and Wes, share their journey from bustling city life to the chill vibes of this coastal gem, where they've found a safe haven to retire. They spill the tea on what it's like to live in a place that's all about art, food, and a good dose of relaxation, while also touching on the LGBTQ-friendly atmosphere. Whether you're curious about the cost of living, healthcare, or just how to hold hands without an audience, we've got you covered. So, grab your shades and let's take this virtual trip together! Cascais, Portugal is a vibrant spot where Alastair Cull and Wes Williams have found their happy retirement after years of dreaming about life in Europe. In this episode, Mark Goldstein takes us through the pair's journey from the hustle and bustle of North America to the serene coastlines of Portugal. Alastair and Wes share how they navigated the challenges of relocating during a pandemic and embraced the new lifestyle that came with it. They fell in love with the warm climate, stunning beaches, and the friendly atmosphere that welcomed them with open arms. Listeners get a peek into their daily lives, filled with relaxing walks along the beach, engaging with the local community, and enjoying delightful meals at charming cafes. The duo emphasizes how easy it is to blend into the vibrant culture of Cascais while still feeling safe and accepted for who they are. They talk about the significance of finding a place that allows for true self-expression, where love can be celebrated freely, and life can be enjoyed at a more leisurely pace. Through witty anecdotes and heartfelt discussions, Alastair and Wes provide insights into the practical aspects of retiring in Cascais, such as healthcare, cost of living, and the overall quality of life. They reflect on the beauty of their new life, filled with joy and adventure, and encourage anyone considering retirement abroad to dive in and explore the possibilities. This episode of Where Do Gays Retire? is not just about finding the perfect location; it's about discovering a lifestyle that resonates with one's true self.Takeaways:Cascais, Portugal is a chill place for LGBTQ retirees, offering safety and a decent cost of living.Mark interviews Alastair and Wes about their move to Cascais and life post-retirement.Life in Cascais is all about relaxation, art, food, and enjoying the calm ocean vibes.Public displays of affection are totally cool in Cascais, no weird looks, just love!The cost of living in Cascais is manageable, especially if you're smart about your choices.Cascais offers beautiful beaches, rich history, and a welcoming community for everyone.Links referenced in this episode:wheredogaysretire.comMentioned in this episode:Introducing LGBTQSeniors.com – A Free Community for Connection & PrideMark Goldstein, host of the Where Do Gays Retire Podcast, shares exciting news: LGBTQSeniors.com is live! It's a free online community for LGBTQ folks 50+ featuring: Private messaging & forums Monthly Zoom meetups Real connection—without the social media clutter If you love what Mark's building, please support the cause at

Two men, two homes. But whose is best? You choose!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-good-morning-portugal-podcast-with-carl-munson--2903992/support."The one you're thinking of is Good Morning Portugal! hosted by Carl Munson. It's an English-language live show/podcast aimed at expats (especially 50+ folks) settling into or loving life in Portugal. It's streamed live on YouTube weekdays around 8-9 AM (often with a cheerful Olá Bom Dia ALEGRIA! vibe), covering news, weather, culture, wellbeing, property tips, moving advice, and fun chats. Carl helps people buy, rent, or scout homes—contact him at +351 913 590 303 or carl@carlmunson.com if you need that. You can catch full episodes on YouTube (channel: Good Morning Portugal!), as a podcast on Spotify/Apple, and join the free Portugal Club community at theportugalclub.com for more support and connection. It's super positive, community-focused, and still going strong in 2026!" - Grok

Fernando Leal da Costa, ex-ministro da saúde, diz que Governo deixou-se fragilizar pelas críticas de Passos. Carlos Carreiras, ex-autarca de Cascais, não acredita que o antigo-governante vá avançar.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O fadista João Braga partilha episódios decisivos da sua infância, como o acidente que marcou a sua saúde e a educação rígida do pai, mas também o precoce fascínio pelo universo da música. O fado surge não só como vocação, mas como espaço de autodescoberta e de emoção partilhada — tanto mais significativo quando o artista recorda a sua fuga para Espanha após o 25 de Abril, e relata como a sua casa foi arrombada e assaltada, confessando que “foi das piores sensações de toda a minha vida”. Ainda assim, Braga não esquece o papel agregador e transformador do fado: “O fado é sobretudo emoção, muito mais do que gingão”. O Alta Definição foi exibido a 28 de fevereiro na SIC.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Como foi a Meia de Cascais, em Portugal e os resultados da Maratona de Dubai e Corrida de Reis de Brasília.Nossos links - https://linktr.ee/corridanoarO Corrida no Ar News é produzido diariamente e postado por volta das 6 da manhã.

De acordo com a pesquisa encomendada pela Olympikus, a segunda edição do "Por Dentro do Corre", temos 15 milhões de pessoas que praticam corrida no Brasil, mas apenas 29% participam de provas; Eu vou mostrar um pouco de Cascais pra vocês, já que estou aqui para correr a Meia-Maratona hoje.- Veja o estudo completo aqui - https://cnoar.run/PorDentrodoCorre2- Nossos links - https://linktr.ee/corridanoarO Corrida no Ar News é produzido diariamente e postado por volta das 6 da manhã.

Anta Sports, marca esportiva gigante da china comprou participação da Puma, Brigid Kosgei e outros atletas queniano vão defender a Turquia nos Jogos de Los Angeles 2028 e eu embarco hoje para correr a Meia de Cascais, em Portugal, prova que usarei meio que de preparção para a Maratona de Sevilha que vou em parceria com a Asics.Nossos links - https://linktr.ee/corridanoarO Corrida no Ar News é produzido diariamente e postado por volta das 6 da manhã.

In this episode, Kalie from ExpatsEverywhere interviews Dr. Lynae Brayboy, who shares her journey of moving to Portugal and establishing OvomCare, a fertility clinic in Cascais. Dr. Brayboy discusses the advantages of Portugal's fertility laws, which allow for greater freedom in reproductive choices compared to the U.S. She highlights the serene environment of Cascais, which is conducive to patients undergoing fertility treatments, and explains how the clinic caters to a diverse clientele, including many expats. Dr. Brayboy also touches on her personal experiences with living in Berlin, and the differences in the culture. The episode concludes with Dr. Brayboy's insights on the quality of life in Portugal, including safety, education, and the benefits of dual citizenship, making it a desirable place for families and professionals alike.ovomcare.com +1 272 999 6155hello@ovomcare.com https://www.instagram.com/ovomcare 

O que acontece se vc melhorar um por cento todos os dias? Meu amigo Fábio Xu fez a conta pra gente; eu vou correr uma Meia-Maratona em Cascais, Portugal, antes de correr a Maratona de Sevilha. Dá pra encaixar a prova no meu treino do Runna? Claro que dá; Olympikus que fazer o maior corre coletivo da história do Strava ser brasileiro. Como se juntar nisso? Foi liberada a 3 lista de chamada da Maratona do Rio.Perfil do Fabio Xu Maia: https://www.instagram.com/fabio.xu.maia/Runna - Experimente grátis por 2 semanas - https://cnoar.run/RunnaParticipe do Olympikus Destrava o Corre 5 Milhões Strava 5M - https://cnoar.run/OLKStrava5milhoesNossos links - https://linktr.ee/corridanoarO Corrida no Ar News é produzido diariamente e postado por volta das 6 da manhã.

[O Observador está a republicar os três episódios mais ouvidos do ano em cada podcast. Este é de 1 de agosto de 2025.] Em entrevista à Vichyssoise, João Maria Jonet, candidato independente a Cascais, compara Montenegro e Sócrates, explica o que o distingue de Bugalho e garante que terá ex-PSD na sua lista.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Autarquia pretende gerir o circuito e pôr privados a investir, avança o Jornal de Negócios. Ainda, inquéritos abertos pela PJ por suspeitas de corrupção subiram 54%, escreve o Diário de Notícias.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ela Jaguar na nossa RADAR FNAC SESSIONS, em Cascais para apresentar o seu disco homónimo, com uma entrevista e um mini-concerto. 

"Isto nunca me tinha acontecido": Marques Mendes reage a uma beijoca bem audível. Gouveia e Melo foi a estrela numa visita ao Mercado de Barcelos. E as noitadas dos deputados municipais de Cascais.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Noiserv passou na nossa RADAR FNAC SESSIONS, em Cascais para apresentar o novo álbum "7305", com uma entrevista e um mini-concerto. 

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-good-morning-portugal-podcast-with-carl-munson--2903992/support.Let us help you find YOUR home in Portugal...Whether you are looking to BUY, RENT or SCOUT, reach out to Carl Munson and connect with the biggest and best network of professionals that have come together through Good Morning Portugal! over the last five years that have seen Portugal's meteoric rise in popularity.Simply contact Carl by phone/WhatsApp on (00 351) 913 590 303, email carl@carlmunson.com or enter your details at www.goodmorningportugal.com And join The Portugal Club FREE here - www.theportugalclub.com

Um dia depois de Carlos Carreiras ter criticado o antecessor por apoiar a candidatura de Jonet a Cascais, Capucho lamenta a “gracinha” e diz que aposta naqueles em que acredita verdadeiramente.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Published 14 September 2025This week we chat to the new Finn World Champion, Deniss Karpak. The Estonian sailor has just won the Finn Gold Cup in Cascais in Portugal. It was a true mix of conditions and his consistency won the day. The Gold Cup win has been a dream for Deniss for many years and after 4 years out of the class he came back to the Finn and made it happen.We also focus in on some of the many World Champs that have been happening this week including Nick Bice winning the Maxi World Championship's.#denisskarpak #finnclass #imamaxi #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast  #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail

In Dinner for Shoes episode 80, host Sarah Wasilak takes you inside her Portugal trip — from Porto to Lisbon to Cascais — and how the country's modern bohemian style inspired her outfits and fashion choices. She breaks down what to wear to a Portugal wedding, how Lisbon street style influenced her wardrobe, and the must-try foods (yes, pastel de nata and sardines make an appearance). Come for the art, culture, and sightseeing, stay for the fashion tips and foodie fun — with a little help from Trish, of course.THIS DINNERCrazy for Sardines Set from The Fantastic World of The Portuguese SardineTHESE SHOESBeek Dunlin Platform Heeled Sandal THIS OUTFITShop my lookCleobella topRŌARI jeansAje beltLocally sourced earrings         THESE CHAPTERS00:00 INTRO01:55 THE OUTFIT BEHIND THE SHOES07:50 PORTUGAL ART & STYLE12:43 MY PORTUGAL OUTFITS16:13 PORTUGAL FOOD21:30 THE PORTUGUESE SARDINETHIS PRODUCTIONis created, written, hosted, and produced by Sarah Wasilak.is creative directed and executive produced by Megan Kai.is tech supervised by Nick.includes photos and videos in chronological order by Sarah Wasilak and Megan Kai.references Beek and Bordalo II. is made with love.Dinner for Shoes is a fashion podcast for people who love food, hosted by editor Sarah Wasilak. With appearances by her cats, Trish and Kit, and agendas that almost always go to shit, we aim to dive into a discussion about fashion and style and break some bread in each episode. Dinner for Shoes podcast episodes are released weekly on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple. You can follow along for updates, teasers, and more on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. If there are any fashion topics you've been pondering or good eats you think Sarah should try, don't hesitate to send a DM or an email.Dinner for Shoes is an original by The Kai Productions.Follow Dinner for Shoes: @dinnerforshoes on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube Follow host Sarah Wasilak: @slwasz on Instagram Follow producer Megan Kai: @megankaii on Instagram Get in touch: dinnerforshoes@gmail.comTo make this video more accessible, check out YouDescribe, a web-based platform that offers a free audio description tool for viewers who are blind or visually impaired.

Primeiro date proposto pelo artista Julião Sarmento à ex-assistente de bordo da TAP Helena Vasconcelos, em 1974: irem a uma orgia em Cascais — em que acabaram por ficar vestidos a um canto. Uma viagem de impulso a Marrocos para irem comprar haxixe. O acordo para terem uma relação aberta. A falta de preocupação com o dinheiro. O emprego na Secretaria de Estado da Cultura com Eduardo Prado Coelho. A vida boémia com outros artistas. As primeiras exposições. E ainda as mudanças na aviação e os traumas da ponte aérea para Luanda.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alex Sasha Unwin is the Founder of Moana Surf School in Cascais, Portugal. Alex shares his unique journey from growing up in Papua New Guinea to becoming a passionate surfer and owner of Moana Surf School in Portugal. He discusses his early experiences with the ocean, the thrill of big wave surfing and the importance of balancing family life with his love for adventure. Alex reflects on the adrenaline rush associated with action sports and how it connects to overcoming fear. He also shares memorable stories from his travels, including snowboarding adventures and the joy of teaching others to surf.You can follow what Alex is up to on Instagram @moanasurfschool and be sure to check out the surf school website moanasurfschool.comLike what you hear?  Please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and leave a short review. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference. Past guests on The Rad Season Show include Chris Berkard, Stacy Peralta, Chad Nelsen, Gerry Lopez, Tiago Pires and loads more.Contact Oli Russell-Cowan On Instagram olirussellcowan On LinkedIn at olirussellcowan Thanks for listening & keep it rad!

Expanding Boundaries: Carolyn Lebanowski Fiftieth Episode: Carolyn began her professional career in retail and grew to become an experienced and respected senior level executive with expertise in strategic development, organizational communication, and executive coaching. After nearly three decades in the corporate world, she was ready for change ‚ professional and personal — and found the most challenging, enriching, and rewarding work of her life as a Strategic Business Leader for nonprofit spiritual institutions. That gave her the opportunity to fuse the professional and the personal, aligning her business acumen with her spiritual identity and her passion for developing human potential — in her colleagues, in her community, and in herself. A native of Houston, Texas, Carolyn and her husband have expanded their geographic boundaries and now reside in Cascais, Portugal. Since retiring, she also expanded the boundaries of her writing from letters to her children, to journaling, to writing for publication with a focus on raw, authentic, and lived experience — to explore, to express, and to make sense of the pain and joy, the struggles and triumphs of life. In all her endeavors, she champions connection, integrity, and radical positivity. Her most recent publication is, Your Light Shines Brightly: The Story of You. Please join us for a wonderful conversation about life, living, and writing. Video Version: https://www.youtube.com/live/zkwzntVzxR4?si=2JXrpgJ_xKA3ua0O   Learn more about Mark here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4cXoftnMYJ7bREYG-K9eng https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-anxious-voyage/about/?viewAsMember=true https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095313165139 https://www.linkedin.com/in/markobrien/ https://www.facebook.com/MarkNelsonOBrien https://www.facebook.com/MartinTheMarlin/ mark@obriencg.com

Portugal's calling—and she's wearing designer sunglasses.