Podcasts about dalt vila

I always thought of Ibiza as a party island, but my mind was radically changed when I visited the island and experienced a level of food, wine and activity that was truly amazing! We had food that would make a Michelin-starred restaurant green with envy. All local ingredients are typically grown in the garden we overlooked, as we sat savouring the delights! But there is more than just sublime food in this undiscovered Ibiza.   A boat excursion to enjoy the sunset on the west coast of the island. A Hierbas Ibicencas liquor workshop at Finca Fluxà (fluxaibiza.com). A visit to the old city (Dalt Vila), which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999, with its renaissance walls, narrow streets, white houses and cosy squares. As well as a guided excursion with e-bikes through natural paths and landscapes around the north area of Ibiza, and kayaking.  We even managed to get cooking during a Flaó workshop, making an Ibizan dessert with a traditional recipe. (.ibizacanmuson.com).Visit this hidden Ibiza as soon as you can. I promise you will be blown away! Do visit our website at www.TheTopTravelDestinations.com You can also follow The Top Travel Destinations on social media for updates:  Instagram: @thetoptraveldestinations X: @becreativkev

"That's the second set i recorded on my journey to Ibiza this year. Played around sunrise at the mirador ""Stairway to heaven"" with fantastic views of Ibiza Town, Dalt Vila, Salines and Formentera. Here's the playlist: Axwell Ft. Steve Edwards - Watch The Sunrise (Geraldo Osterno Deep RMX) Armand Van Helden - Wings (XTD Mix) Audiowhores - Sometimes (Pray For More Anthem Mix) Marten Lou - My Love For You (Yebba's Heartbreak) The Vendetta Suite - Warehouse Rock (Timmy Stewart's Sunrise Reprise) Crazibiza & Laurent Simeca - Ain't No Sunshine (Original Mix) Duck Sauce - Ask Me (XTD Mix) Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You (John Junior RMX) Jakatta - American Dream (Joey Negro XTD Club RMX) Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill (Late Night RMX) Raven Maize - The Real Life (Joey Negro Club Mix) Cameron Jack - My Love For You"

Argentine born, but Ibiza based chef, Sebastian Mazzola is todays guest as he spends his summers working out of a private space close to Dalt Vila.  He used to work under head chef Albert Adria in Barcelona at the now closed 41 and explains, how as a lover of electronic music, he befriended a group of well known DJ´s  which got him starting to think about the way they fly all over the world showcasing their music and how that could also be applied to the way he creates food.  Our conversation took place when he was recently in Japan cooking on a tiny island and over the last decade, he has been travelling with his partner, through Cooking in Motion,  all over the world.  The interview took place as part of The Xarraca Journal  - Issue 4 which launches next week officially and has the theme of human connection which features a mix of fashion, sustainability, technology, regenerative practise, wellness, fiction, poetry, music, art and, of course, the progressive thinking that is so much a part of our island community. 

Ever wondered where those pre-party night drinks should take place in Ibiza Town? Jo and her guest Rosa of Vino Y Co take you on a whistle stop tour of Dalt Vila in today´s episode and their plans don´t quite go according to...well plan, after some rather fine french cocktails. The pair commence at a Bar De Vin aka Marjorelle in the old town and after some "Barbie Snacks" in true girly form, they attempt to make their way in high heels, down to Mexican street food hang out,  Chidas. The plan was to hit new bar, Room Service and finish at Lost Paradise, but the Margaritas went down a little but too well on a hot July night and you will have to listen to find out how the night ended! Rosa also shares her story and passion for Sake, what it takes to be a somellier and how best to avoid a summer hangover. Huge thanks to Chidas, whose co-owner Andres is offering us a little dinner for two to give away, if you share the latest post on The Reset Rebel acc in your stories and tag us and @chidas_bar.cantina. Vino Y Co are the legends that sponsor the new years day swim every January 01st. Pop in to pick up a bottle of your favourite tipple to drink poolside, they have an amazing selection of Natural wines too.   ******Disclaimer: We break all podcast rules on this episode and there is a little bit of eating and drinking sounds as we dine and have a few little tipples. ----------- Wishing to start a podcast of your own? We run courses in Ibiza, online, privately one to one and also create bespoke branded series for your business, brand or passion projects.   Check out:   Reset Rebel Productions for more info.

El conocido pintor expresionista Frank "El punto" y su esposa Elizabeth Ingeborg, conocida como "la dulce Ingeborg", ambos de nacionalidad alemana, trasladaron su residencia a Ibiza en 1955, integrándose en la colonia alemana de la isla, residiendo en ella hasta la muerte de ambos. Elizabeth Ingeborg, adquirió fama propia, a partir de los últimos años de su vida, por la creación de un pequeño teatro de marionetas que alcanzó gran fama. El 28 de julio de 1977 se encontró su cadáver, tendido boca abajo en su habitación de la casa en la que vivía en Dalt Vila. Había sido asesinada a golpes en la cabeza, aparentemente asestados con una máquina de escribir y un candelabro. La prensa especuló sobre posibles conexiones con antiguos combatientes alemanes de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, y la Brigada de Investigación Criminal, detuvo a dos hermanos como sospechosos del crimen, que fueron puestos en libertad desapareciendo poco después. Enlace a la Colección El día de autos en Amazon España: https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B08WK2LGSK/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1 Amazon América: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08WK2LGSK Contacto: eldiadeautos@gmail.com Canal de Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbgvOR3IA22MBfI5ATgxP_Q Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eldiadeautos/ Twiter: @eldiadeautos Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Ultra-endurance athlete and clean seas activist Neil Agius landed in Ibiza yesterday after deciding to voluntarily abandon his world record crossing from mallorca after suffering multiple jellyfish stings. He encountered a swarm of jellyfish around the 46 km mark of the crossing in the Mallorca-Ibiza channel at around 01:00 am. After almost four hours, several stings and several attempts to resume the crossing, Agius's stings were too agonising for him to carry on his 100 mile swim to raise awareness of the UN treaty of the high seas. It is the first-ever legally binding global agreement of its kind and  provides a framework for environmental protections to biodiversity in international waters — which cover over 60% of the Earth's surface. Only 1.2% of the world's ocean areas are currently protected which he says it is not enough.  We caught up for a quick conversation  overlooking Dalt Vila and the World Unesco Heritage site that is also named due to  "the dense prairies of oceanic Posidonia (seagrass), an important endemic species found only in the Mediterranean basin, contain and support a diversity of marine life."    As we gazed over the Marine protected areas of Els Freus Marine Reserve which covers more than 13,000 hectares between the islands of Ibiza and Formentera, he admitted aborting the swim was not an east decision, "It is very sad to see all the hard work we put into this challenge come to such a premature conclusion.  I felt strong and ready to complete the journey, but fate had other plans." Neil says this is far from the end of his plans and will try again, probably next year. www.neilagius.com Neil on instagram

How can we use our grief as activism?  That was the subject of Holiday Phillips talk at this weeks TEDxDalt Vila.  Arm chair activism is one thing when you sign endless petitions from the comfort of being behind a screen, what does it mean to meet that pain, the discomfort and those feelings full force and process them before weaving them into a narrative that perhaps creates a while new discourse for action? Holiday Phillips is a not just a speaker, but also a writer, organisation and community advisor - as well as an activist and Her work centres on moving from oppression to liberation and disconnection to love.  We have had so much in the way of disconnect the last years so to hear the talk of Holiday Phillips today feels timely, but also poignant in a moment where there is so much pain and a very real need for new ideas.  Today we speak about the death of her sister and what that really meant for her before she moved to the island as well address the elephant in the room over the lack of racial diversity that ibiza has in all areas And why that could be.  Plus we have a chat about Megxit - and how Holiday felt about the way Meghan was treated by the Royals and the UK Press.  Follow her on Instagram @holidayphillips and please do leave us a review - it really helps us get found !  Thank You! 

Ever felt that Ibiza needs to be put on the map and taken a bit more seriously in terms of what it is known for? Mia Kirn is a producer living on the island and felt tha, that the time? Is now. She applied for a TEDx License for Dalt Vila  at the start of the year and it was approved in spring.  Getting the green light is testament to her tenacity and comittment to putting on a show that will never be forgotten and she hopes to make this one the first of many events.  She tell us in todays show that she likes to get her hands on projects that make a difference. Her aim is to bring the island community together to share inspirational ideas, solutions and innovations and it opening applications on todays episode for anyone who wished to get on board. Whether that be for a talk or to volunteer  - everyone has to go through an application process - apply here   https://www.tedxdaltvila.com/.  We are so excited to be unleashing this news on todays podcast. 

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El conocido pintor expresionista Frank "El punto" y su esposa Elizabeth Ingeborg, conocida como "la dulce Ingeborg", ambos de nacionalidad alemana, trasladaron su residencia a Ibiza en 1955, integrándose en la colonia alemana de la isla, residiendo en ella hasta la muerte de ambos. Elizabeth Ingeborg, adquirió fama propia, a partir de los últimos años de su vida, por la creación de un pequeño teatro de marionetas que alcanzó gran fama. El 28 de julio de 1977 se encontró su cadáver, tendido boca abajo en su habitación de la casa en la que vivía en Dalt Vila. Había sido asesinada a golpes en la cabeza, aparentemente asestados con una máquina de escribir y un candelabro. La prensa especuló sobre posibles conexiones con antiguos combatientes alemanes de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, y la Brigada de Investigación Criminal, detuvo a dos hermanos como sospechosos del crimen, que fueron puestos en libertad desapareciendo poco después. Enlace a la Colección El día de autos en Amazon España: https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B08WK2LGSK/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1 Amazon América: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08WK2LGSK Contacto: eldiadeautos@gmail.com Canal de Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbgvOR3IA22MBfI5ATgxP_Q Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eldiadeautos/ Twiter: @eldiadeautos

El conocido pintor expresionista Frank "El punto" y su esposa Elizabeth Ingeborg, conocida como "la dulce Ingeborg", ambos de nacionalidad alemana, trasladaron su residencia a Ibiza en 1955, integrándose en la colonia alemana de la isla, residiendo en ella hasta la muerte de ambos. Elizabeth Ingeborg, adquirió fama propia, a partir de los últimos años de su vida, por la creación de un pequeño teatro de marionetas que alcanzó gran fama. El 28 de julio de 1977 se encontró su cadáver, tendido boca abajo en su habitación de la casa en la que vivía en Dalt Vila. Había sido asesinada a golpes en la cabeza, aparentemente asestados con una máquina de escribir y un candelabro. La prensa especuló sobre posibles conexiones con antiguos combatientes alemanes de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, y la Brigada de Investigación Criminal, detuvo a dos hermanos como sospechosos del crimen, que fueron puestos en libertad desapareciendo poco después. Enlace a la Colección El día de autos en Amazon España: https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B08WK2LGSK/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1 Amazon América: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08WK2LGSK Contacto: eldiadeautos@gmail.com Canal de Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbgvOR3IA22MBfI5ATgxP_Q Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eldiadeautos/ Twiter: @eldiadeautos Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

In todays episode, we have a beautiful gift on board, for anyone going through it, that needs some Radical Self Care, check out the link at the end of the show notes.... But first we pop to the very tip of Dalt Vila  with show hostess Jo Youle to perch beside the Cathedral and hear the iconic bells at various interludes, but also introduce you to city resident Martin Davies, an editor, writer and translator, who moved to Ibiza from North London in 1993.  He founded Barbary Press in 2000, and has since brought out a dozen books in various languages which explore the island's little-known cultural heritage.  In todays show we hear from Martin about the leanings of belief, that Christopher Columbus was quite possibly from here, how the Romany Gipsies came to reside here, how the island was under siege and at threat of danger in its colourful history and also how it was back in the 60's and 70's before it came to rely so heavily on tourism and barely had a road that ran through the island to connect its colourful community. We hope you enjoy hearing a little more of the how Dalt vila came to be a world Unesco Heritage site and also, how you can lay your hands on a FREE bottle of  Ibiza's finest aura mist - www.ibizaessence.com    Pop on and take a look and use our RESETREBEL10 discount code or write to use at Justthegoodnewsplease@gmail.com and tell us one thing you love about the island for a chance to get your hands on a much needed little bit of morning magic.  www.theresetrebel.com  Insta @theresetrebel  Mist : @ibizaessence 

It was our childhood dream to be the next Phileas Fogg. So when Walking Ibiza guide, Simon Reid offered to take us on an around the island adventure, circumnavigating the island on a Sunday Speed boat trip, how could we refuse? Little did we know it would turn into quite an unexpected experience...with a few challeneges along the way. We got so much amazing material, we had to split the podcast into two parts....the rest is coming next week, including Es Vedra and and a unknown  "secret underwater Es Vedra." In Part One, Simon speeds us around the Island, just like Jo did a bit more slowly 8 years ago on the very first Around the Island walking and camping trip with Walking ibiza founder and previous podcast guest, Toby Clarke.  Simon and Jo take off from Talamanca Bay, hit playa Den Bossa to discuss the islands history of salt farming, the residence and attack of the Moors and also touch on the island bruish with the criminal underworld back in the 70's when Simon arrives in 1972. They then head to Salinas for breakfast at Sa Trinxa, stop off at Cala Llentrisca and finish by taking in the story of Atlantis - where the building blocks were harvested that created World heritage site, Dalt Vila. Pop onto our instagram account:  @theresetrebel for footage taken on the trip....and pop back for Part Two of the podcast next week.  Please leave us a review if you love the show, and subscribe so you get the next installment when it lands Monday.  

Entrevistam Christian Balius, organitzador de l’Ibiza Slow Video Festival, que celebrarà la seva quarta edició aquest dissabte al Baluard de Sant Pere de Dalt Vila.

Entrevistam Christian Balius, organitzador de l’Ibiza Slow Video Festival, que celebrarà la seva quarta edició aquest dissabte al Baluard de Sant Pere de Dalt Vila.

Programa del dijous 17 de setembre. Comencem el programa d’avui amb Jesús Jurado, secretari autonòmic de Memòria Democràtica. Aquest dimecres han començat les feines d’exhumació de represaliats per Franco a Eivissa. Entrevistem també Christian Balius, organitzador de l’Ibiza Slow Video Festival, que celebrarà la seva quarta edició aquest dissabte al Baluard de Sant Pere de Dalt Vila. I finalitzam amb Ariadna Peya, coreògrafa i directora de l’obra l’obra ‘Suite TOC núm. 6’ de la companyia Les Impuxibles, que estrenaran divendres al Teatre Principal de Maó.

Programa del dijous 17 de setembre. Comencem el programa d’avui amb Jesús Jurado, secretari autonòmic de Memòria Democràtica. Aquest dimecres han començat les feines d’exhumació de represaliats per Franco a Eivissa. Entrevistem també Christian Balius, organitzador de l’Ibiza Slow Video Festival, que celebrarà la seva quarta edició aquest dissabte al Baluard de Sant Pere de Dalt Vila. I finalitzam amb Ariadna Peya, coreògrafa i directora de l’obra l’obra ‘Suite TOC núm. 6’ de la companyia Les Impuxibles, que estrenaran divendres al Teatre Principal de Maó.

The historian, archivist and politician Francesca or Fanny Tur Riera is in charge of the official historical archives of Ibiza and Formentera, which contain documents going back more than 800 years. As well as her work with the archive, Fanny has been politically active, championing the importance of Catalan culture and as a minister for culture and sports for the Balearic islands. Fanny is a respected historian. Two of her publications caught my eye and led to some thought-provoking conversation, as you’ll hear. Her work on the bubonic plague in Ibiza resonates today as the island fends off covid-19. I was surprised to learn that there are quite a lot of similarities between today’s coronavirus pandemic and the epidemic which swept the island in 1652. We also discuss Fanny’s work on the role of women in Ibiza, highlighting how there is still a long way to go to on the road to equality in what is still quite a machismo culture despite improvements over the centuries. I interviewed Fanny at the spectacular archive building in Dalt Vila. You’ll find pictures of this and some of the documents we examined by linking up with Ibizology on Facebook or Instagram. Let’s join Fanny as she tells me how her career as Ibiza’s archivist began.

Programa del dijous 19 de setembre. La cultura està molt present avui al nostre vol. En primer lloc parlem amb Modesto Lai, membre del grup Ual·la!, que estarà aquest divendres al Cool Days Festival d’Artà presentant el seu nou espectacle anomentat ‘Play’. Entrevistem també a Christian Balius, director de l’Ibiza Slow Video Festival, el festival de creadors audivisuals que tindrà divendres al Baluard de Sant Pere, a Dalt Vila. I finalitzam amb Fran Reus, vicepresident de l’associació Art Palma Contemporani, que presenta la nova edició de la Nit de l’Art de Palma aquest dissabte.

On our very first episode, founder of Love Food Ibiza, Tess Prince, takes us up into the ghetto of Dalt Vila in Sa Penya to the Ibiza Food Studio to meet one of the island's best known restaurant owners, Boris Buono at Taller De Tapas.   Through his tasting menu, Tess uncovers some of his inspirations for the incredible menu he has created this summer while the acoustic sounds of Justin Manville of World Unplugged, whet our appetite for the season ahead on the island's music scene. Join Tess and her co-host for tonight, fellow podcaster Jo Youle of The Reset Rebel, as the pair go deep into this corner of the old town of Ibiza and discover some of the untouched areas that most of those who visit the island will never have found. To get inspired by some of Love Food Ibiza's creations in her outdoor kitchen head over to follow Tess on Instagram @lovefoodibiza or pop onto her YouTube and find some delicious island recipe ideas which she shows you how to re-create in her stunning outdoor kitchen: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO0nPMH_UTzfu7piMnwG0XQ WWW.LOVEFOODIBIZA.COM Podcast creation by @resetrebelproductions www.resetrebelproductions.com  Music: @justinmanvillemusic www.worldunplugged.com  Food:  http://ibzfoodstudio.weebly.com/ Instagram: @ibizafoodstudio 

In the previous episode of Ibizology I introduced you to the Irish writer Damien Enright. He told us his story of life in Ibiza in the 1960s centred around the bohemian Domino Bar in La Marina. Damien was a free spirit and ended up doing a drugs run to Turkey. Returning to the Spanish border, disaster struck as customs officials began dismantling his VW campervan, which was stuffed full of marajuana. Damien escaped across the border into Spain and hid in an apartment in Dalt Vila while police searched for him. His book, Dope in the Age of Innocence, describes his adventures and brings to life a time of great social change in Europe, which also touched Ibiza and Formentera. In Part 2, I accompany Damien and his wife, Marie, as we tour his old haunts in Ibiza Town, including his hideaway in Dalt Vila and The Domino bar. Let’s join them now, first in their apartment on Vara de Rey as Damien describes the deal he has signed which could lead to a TV series based on the book. Then we head out into the town.

"Para conocer música nueva esperaba que alguien viaje y me traiga discos, para ir descubriendo nuevas tendencias y artistas", decía Pappo. Ese fue el rumbo que decidió tomar Juan Manual aka Lupe Republic: viajar por todo el mundo en busca de nuevos sonidos. Entender lo que suena en cada región, para nutrirse artísticamente y elaborar su propuesta musical. Luego de hacer temporadas en Tulum, Barcelona e Ibiza haciendo eventos outdoor en playas, junglas, cenotes, warehouses, rooftops, creó un proyecto junto a Matt Bauer y Nicolas Gomez (Invisiblem4n) el que bautizaron "DondeSea". El ciclo recorre el mundo buscando los mejores lugares de cada ciudad para generar un evento sustentable para y por los amantes de la música. Actualmente su primer edición fue en el Dalt Vila en Ibiza. luego continuó con varias ediciones: Sydney - Australia, Waiheke - New Zealand y Bali - Indonesia. TRACKLIST - Blue Hour - Nico Stojan (David Mayer Remix) [URSL] - Amonita - Pauline [Shanti Radio Moscow] - Kora - Nous [Anjunadeep] - Hraach & Armen Miran - Aldebaran [Evocative] - Elfenberg - Gilgamesh [3000 Grad Records] - Elfenberg - Antrea [3000 Grad Records] - Elfenberg - Satao [Stil Vor Talent] - Sebastien Leger - Oasis [Temple Of Lions] - Frederick Stone - Lamentin [RADIANT.] - Santiago Garcia - Changalia [Sudam Recordings] - Quatri - Jana [Oleeva Records] - Mr Raoul K & Rancido Feat. Sona Diabate - Tamale [Compost] - Andhim - Horse Society [Superfriends Records] - ID - Themba - Who is Themba? [Herd] - Pan-Pot - Sleepless (Stephan Bodzin Remix) [Second State] Este episodio fue grabado con tres cdj 350 Pioneer y un mixer Pioneer 850S. Redes sociales del artista: Soundcloud: @lupe-republic Facebook: @luperepublic Instagram: @lupe.republic

In this episode you will meet Canon Francisco Torres Peters – Rector of San Antonio and keeper of the diocesan archive next to Ibiza cathedral in Dalt Vila. He is an expert in church history and the perfect person to describe the development of Christianity here. At the end of the interview Canon Peters shows us some important pieces in the museum including a relic believed to be a piece of the true cross. Finally we cross the road to the archive where I am shown a manuscript from the Spanish inquisition in Ibiza plus an old herbal by Linnaeus.

The historian and writer, Emily Kaufman, has brought Ibiza’s history to life for English-speakers through many magazine articles and her much-loved book, A History Buff’s Guide to Ibiza. Emily was born in New York city and grew up in Pennsylvania. She came to Spain on a gap year after university and that year became the rest of her life. Emily moved to Ibiza in 1984 where the great walls of Dalt Vila first piqued her interest in history. In this interview I want to explore the Spanish Civil War as it still seems so raw and relevant today, eighty years later. Emily brings to life this tumultuous period in European history, describing how the forces of communism, fascism and democratic reform collided and led to war in Spain. It touched Ibiza with some horrifying results including the massacre of more than 90 men, the cream of Ibizan high society. Ibizology artwork by Lizzie Langford