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En Hoy por Hoy Ciudad Real hemos hablado con Raúl Luis García, director del Museo Gregorio Prieto sobre los símbolos, la estética y el universo compartido por ambos artistas, cuando el museo se prepara además para el centenario de la Generación del 27 de la que formó parte el artista valdepeñero. 

La programación cinematográfica de esta semana incluye clásicos, cine de autor y varios estrenos como 'La Bola Negra' de Los Javis, además de una nueva oportunidad para disfrutar en pantalla grande de Vengadores: Endgame.La Filmoteca Regional dedica este viernes una sesión al centenario de Rafael Azcona con Nacional III, de Luis García Berlanga, a las 18:30 horas. La película, estrenada en 1982, continúa las peripecias de la familia Leguineche.A las 21:30 horas, dentro del ciclo dedicado al centenario de Agatha Christie, se proyectará Testigo de cargo, dirigida por Billy Wilder en 1957 y protagonizada por Tyrone Power y Charles Laughton. La sesión será en versión original subtitulada.Entre los estrenos de la semana destaca La bola negra, de Los Javis, con un reparto que incluye a Guitarricadelafuente, Miguel Bernardeau, Penélope Cruz, Glenn Close y Antonio de la Torre. También llegan En el corazón de la bestia, protagonizada por Brad Pitt, y Fall 2: Deadpoint, un thriller de supervivencia ambientado en una peligrosa escalada.Además, las salas recuperan Vengadores: Endgame, con Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans y Chris Hemsworth, que incorpora nuevas secuencias poscréditos.

En nuestra portada de hoy, nombramos las claves internacionales más importantes del día. Entrevista geopolítica con Josep Burgaya, decano de la Facultad de Empresa y Comunicación de la Universidad de Vic y autor de “La razón y sus enemigos”. Después, repasamos los protagonistas del día en Wall Street. Por último, hacemos análisis de Wall Street con Luis García Langa, Director de Mercados de SDC Analistas.

Estamos en la jornada previa al Deportivo-Sevilla. Dos de los equipos más entonados de la categoría y un Dépor que podría alcanzar los 12 puntos en el primer mes de competición. Escuchamos a Luis García Plaza, técnico de los hispalenses. Además con Santi Ortega nos acercamos a la realidad del rival de mañana. En tiempo de tertulia Luis de la Cruz y José Luis Lemos analizan a los blanquiazules

Hacemos balance del cierre de la jornada de la mano de Luis García Langa, analista de luisgarcialanga.com

De la mano de Son&Mar, el mejor análisis del Celta con Luis García, después de un arranque deficiente de temporada para el equipo de Claudio Giráldez. Charlamos con Christian Gálvez sobre su última novela, ‘He vencido al mundo', que el viernes presenta en Vigo y editada por SUMA. Hacemos el podcast que nos gustaría escuchar. Celta, fútbol, deporte, cultura, ocio, divulgación y Vigo, como nadie te lo ha contado y con una mirada universal.

La Real Sociedad gana 2-3 al Elche. Analizamos el GP de Fórmula 1 que se celebrará este fin de semana en Madrid, con Luis García Abad, director del Madring; y José Vicente de los Mozos, Presidente de Ifema.

La magia como posibilidad y la polémica del mentalismo En este decimocuarto episodio de la cuarta temporada, Imposibles Improbables comienza la segunda parte de la Filosofía de la Magia, dedicada a las tres grandes concepciones modernas de la magia. Partiendo del texto Una propuesta conciliadora, de Ricardo Rodríguez, analizamos la primera de ellas: la magia como posibilidad, una forma de entender la magia que se presenta como auténtica y posible, en lugar de como una ilusión o una ficción. A partir de esta idea abordamos una de las cuestiones más debatidas dentro del ilusionismo: la relación entre el mentalismo y la magia. ¿Es el mentalismo una rama más del ilusionismo o constituye algo diferente? ¿Qué ocurre cuando el espectador puede llegar a creer que los supuestos poderes del artista son reales? Además, analizamos el problema ético que plantea este tipo de presentaciones, recuperamos la figura de Uri Geller y comentamos las posiciones de referentes como Juan Tamariz, Anthony Blake y Luis García. Un episodio para reflexionar sobre una pregunta tan incómoda como actual: ¿dónde termina la ilusión y comienza el engaño?

Sigue el Tiempo de Opinión. Julián Álvarez entrena en solitario. Sigue la 'guerra' entre Atlético y Barcelona por el delantero argentino. El enfado de Luis García Plaza, entrenador del Sevilla.

Big Mac and Gallo evaluate the Yankees' decision to bench Luis García and Spencer Jones in favor of a platoon lineup against the Red Sox. They also challenge the reckless reputation of Jaxson Dart while exploring the learning curve of the new Giants offense under Matt Nagy. 01:04 - Yankees Lineup Strategy 07:50 - Nostalgia and Dart Narrative 12:08 - Giants New Offense 18:37 - Lombard's Defensive Woes

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Is it time for the Washington Nationals to call up Seaver King? The former No. 10 overall pick is putting together a breakout season at Triple-A Rochester, hitting around .325 with 18 home runs and an OPS near .970. Now the Nationals have a decision to make. In this episode of Nats MinuteCast, we take a closer look at King's development, why his 2026 production is more important than his recent home-run streak, and the weaknesses that could explain why Washington is still hesitant. We also examine the Nationals' evolving middle infield after CJ Abrams moved to second base and Nasim Núñez took on more work at shortstop. If King gets the call, where does he actually fit? Plus, we look at the Nationals' front-office philosophy after trading MacKenzie Gore, Luis García Jr. and Curtis Mead, and whether that aggressive approach makes the organization's caution with King harder to understand. The big question: What does Seaver King still need to prove before the Nationals give him a chance in Washington? In This Episode Seaver King's breakout 2026 season Why his 18 home runs matter more than the eight-homer streak King's .325 batting average and near-.970 OPS The biggest concerns with his offensive approach CJ Abrams moving to second base Nasim Núñez and the shortstop situation Where Seaver King fits in Washington The Nationals' development philosophy 40-man roster and service-time considerations Why September could become important for King's future Nats MinuteCast | Washington Nationals News, Analysis & Commentary #Nationals #Nats #Natitude #SeaverKing #MLB #WashingtonNationals #NatsNews Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hablamos con Luis García Abad desde el Madring a un mes de que se dispute el Gran Premio de Fórmula 1 en Madrid. Entrevista a Luca Zidane, nuevo guardameta del Leganés.

El Atlético llega a un acuerdo con el Tottenham por el Cuti Romero. El Fulham de Arbeloa abandona el Costa del Sol antes de la tanda de penaltis tras el empate contra el Málaga. El Real Madrid gana al Deportivo por la mínima y Rafa Alkorta extrae las claves de la pretemporada blanca. Entrevista a Luis García Abad, director general del GP de F1 de España, desde el Madring. Entrevista a Luca Zidane en el día de su presentación con el Leganés. Rafa Jódar contra Nakashima en semifinales de Montreal. 

The Washington Nationals swept the Cincinnati Reds with a 7-1 win on Sunday, completing their first three-game sweep since April and moving to 59-61, just two games under .500. But the biggest story isn't the sweep. It's the bullpen. Washington used four relievers to cover all nine innings, allowing just one run, four hits and zero walks. Brad Lord set the tone, Will Dion earned his first MLB win with three scoreless innings, Trevor Williams continued his remarkable return from elbow surgery, and Jake Bird closed out the ninth. After a brutal seven-game losing streak, the Nationals have now won four of their last five games. In this episode of the Nats Minutecast Podcast, we break down why this new-look bullpen suddenly looks different, why Will Dion could be much more than a left-handed matchup option, and whether Trevor Williams has become an unexpected weapon for Blake Butera. We also look at Abimelec Ortiz, who continues to make his case at first base following the Luis García Jr. trade. Ortiz homered and singled against Cincinnati, raising his early MLB OPS to .895. Plus, Keibert Ruiz continued his offensive resurgence, Daylen Lile delivered a key two-out RBI, and Andrés Chaparro provided the two-run double that blew the game open. The Nationals still have plenty of problems to solve, including the open rotation spot created by Zack Littell's departure and the injury to James Wood. But after the trades, the losing streak and a brutal 17-games-in-17-days stretch, Washington finally has something it hasn't had much of lately: Momentum. The Cubs are next. The question is whether this sweep was simply a great weekend in Washington, or the beginning of a legitimate second-half push. #Nationals #Nats #MLB #Natitude #WashingtonNationals #NatsMinutecast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Washington Nationals have made their biggest statement of the 2026 season: the rebuild is moving forward, and now the future has to work. In this episode of the Nats MinuteCast Podcast, we break down what the Nationals' latest moves mean for the franchise after a dramatic trade deadline. DJ Herz is back on the mound after Tommy John surgery and a flexor strain, striking out three in his first rehab inning. We look at what his return could mean for a Nationals pitching staff that just traded Foster Griffin. Then we examine the controversial Luis García Jr. trade to the New York Yankees. García was 26, under team control through 2027 and enjoying the best offensive season of his career. Why did Washington choose four pitching prospects over an established young major league hitter? And then there's Chris Hacopian, the Nationals' first-round pick who is skipping Low-A and going directly to High-A Wilmington. Is this a sign that Paul Toboni's new regime is taking a more aggressive approach to player development? We also discuss the decision to move on from Zack Littell, what his release means for the Nationals' pitching depth, and why the organization is now under enormous pressure to turn prospects into major league production. The Nationals aren't simply rebuilding anymore. They're betting on the next wave. Now that wave has to reach Washington — and it has to win. IN THIS EPISODE • DJ Herz's comeback and what his rehab start means • The Nationals' decision to trade Luis García Jr. • Why Foster Griffin's trade was different • Chris Hacopian's aggressive jump to High-A • Washington's new approach to prospect development • Zack Littell's release and the pitching implications • James Wood, CJ Abrams, Dylan Crews and Brady House • Paul Toboni's long-term Nationals rebuild • Why the Nationals have to turn potential into production Subscribe to Nats MinuteCast for Washington Nationals news, analysis, trade reactions and daily Nationals coverage. #Nationals #Nats #Natitude #WashingtonNationals #MLB #DJHerz #LuisGarciaJr #ChrisHacopian #NationalsRebuild Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Trent Grisham can't keep leading off for the Yankees. Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash argue Aaron Boone needs to make an immediate lineup change, with Ben Rice and Luis García Jr. emerging as better options to spark an offense that has gone cold. They also examine Max Fried's wildly uneven postseason history and whether Yankees fans can fully trust him in October.

The Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast breaks down a wild week of MLB trades, including Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers, Freddy Peralta to the Rays, Luis García Jr. to the Yankees, Luis Arraez to the Phillies, and plenty more. We discuss the fantasy fallout from all the moves, which players could see their value rise or fall with new teams, and whether changing leagues, roles, ballparks, or playoff aspirations should change our rankings. Please, blog, may I have some more?

The Yankees made their biggest roster move of the season, and we're breaking it all down with Keith McPherson⁩ . We discuss the Yankees' trade deadline additions of Luis García Jr. and Heliot Ramos, why the offense is unquestionably better, and why those moves could create difficult roster and positional decisions once key injured players return. Then we dive into the big news of George Lombard Jr. being called up to the Bronx. We discuss what his arrival means for the Yankees, and why now was the right time. Make sure you subscribe for more Yankees content!

The Washington Nationals are facing their biggest test of the 2026 season after trading Foster Griffin, Luis García Jr., and Curtis Mead before the MLB trade deadline. Dan Holmi breaks down the emotional fallout, the bullpen collapse against the Philadelphia Phillies, Blake Butera's first career ejection, and whether Paul Toboni's long-term vision can turn the Nationals into a true contender. The Nationals still have CJ Abrams, James Wood, Dylan Crews, and a promising young core, but fans are asking one question: Is this another rebuild, or is this finally the foundation of the next great Washington Nationals team? #Natitude #Nats #MLB Podcast Chapters 00:00 Cold Open: The Nationals Changed Everything01:30 Episode Roadmap03:00 Segment 1: The Deadline Damage16:00 Segment 2: The Bullpen Breaks29:00 Segment 3: The Future Bet39:00 Final Thoughts: When Does Tomorrow Become Today? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

David Schoenfield and Buster discuss the Detroit Tigers trading Tarik Skubal to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Is this move really bad for baseball? Or is this about a team looking for immortality? Plus, the Tampa Bay Rays solidify their rotation by trading for Freddy Peralta from the New York Mets. The New York Yankees get a bat, securing Luis García Jr. from the Washington Nationals. The White Sox make a move for Luis Castillo in their bid to win the AL Central. And which team does Buster owe an apology? 0:00 Welcome 0:10 David Schoenfield joins 0:46 Los Angeles Dodgers land Tarik Skubal 10:41 Freddy Peralta to the Rays 12:15 Luis García Jr. to the Yankees 14:58 Luis Castillo to the White Sox 16:38 Buster apologies to the Astros EMAIL THE SHOW: BleacherTweets@gmail.com REACH OUT ON X: #BLEACHERTWEETS Follow The Baseball Tonight Podcast on… YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHeL6O-A-ASmSMwbSCFvPKEq1Cslo_lrw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5FG6xCcd338SgZjZ9urHRI Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/baseball-tonight-with-buster-olney/id137699414 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David Schoenfield and Buster discuss the Detroit Tigers trading Tarik Skubal to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Is this move really bad for baseball? Or is this about a team looking for immortality? Plus, the Tampa Bay Rays solidify their rotation by trading for Freddy Peralta from the New York Mets. The New York Yankees get a bat, securing Luis García Jr. from the Washington Nationals. The White Sox make a move for Luis Castillo in their bid to win the AL Central. And which team does Buster owe an apology? 0:00 Welcome 0:10 David Schoenfield joins 0:46 Los Angeles Dodgers land Tarik Skubal 10:41 Freddy Peralta to the Rays 12:15 Luis García Jr. to the Yankees 14:58 Luis Castillo to the White Sox 16:38 Buster apologies to the Astros EMAIL THE SHOW: BleacherTweets@gmail.com REACH OUT ON X: #BLEACHERTWEETS Follow The Baseball Tonight Podcast on… YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHeL6O-A-ASmSMwbSCFvPKEq1Cslo_lrw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5FG6xCcd338SgZjZ9urHRI Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/baseball-tonight-with-buster-olney/id137699414 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Grant & Tobi broadcast live from Commanders training camp in Ashburn with the latest observations from camp, then shift to the Nationals after Luis García Jr. was traded. Could Foster Griffin be the next player moved before the MLB trade deadline?

¡La locura del Trade Deadline sacude por completo a las Grandes Ligas!

The MLB trade deadline delivers three major deals. The Mets send Freddy Peralta to Tampa Bay, the Yankees acquire Luis García Jr. from Washington, and the Dodgers land two-time reigning Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal from Detroit. Bob Walters and Brett Grosso break down each trade, evaluate the returns and determine which teams improved their championship chances.

In Hour 2, Chris Russell takes a closer look at Commanders training camp, highlighting former Ohio State standout Sonny Styles and his impressive start to his first season in Washington. He also discusses the performances of several returning starters as Week 2 of camp continues, evaluating who has stood out so far. Russell wraps up the hour with a deeper breakdown of the Nationals' trade that sent Luis García Jr. to the New York Yankees, examining the details of the deal and what it means for Washington's future.

Chris Russell opens Hour 1 with his takeaways from the first day of Week 2 of Washington Commanders training camp, explaining why the defense has been the standout unit through the early practices. He also reacts to the Washington Nationals becoming active at the trade deadline, breaking down the blockbuster deal that sends Luis García Jr. to the New York Yankees and what the return means for the Nationals' rebuilding plans.

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The Washington Nationals have reached a defining moment. With the MLB Trade Deadline approaching, the biggest question isn't just who gets traded. It's whether the Nationals believe this surprising 2026 season is the beginning of something bigger. On this episode of Nats Minutecast, Dan Holmi breaks down the pressure facing Washington's front office as Paul Toboni decides whether to buy, sell, or find a way to do both. The spotlight is on Foster Griffin, whose incredible comeback season has turned him into one of the most valuable trade candidates in baseball. After an emotional postgame reaction, Griffin's future in Washington has become one of the biggest stories surrounding the Nationals. Then we dive into Luis García Jr.'s breakout season and why his transformation from a player with questions into a potential cornerstone has changed the entire deadline conversation. Are the Nationals still rebuilding, or has the rebuild already worked? This episode covers: Foster Griffin trade rumors and extension possibilities Luis García Jr.'s breakout and future with Washington Whether the Nationals should buy or sell at the deadline CJ Abrams, James Wood, and the emerging young core What the trade deadline says about the direction of the franchise The Nationals have a decision to make. The next few days could define the future of baseball in Washington. #Natitude #Nats #MLB Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Mario BozzoPremio per la Cultura MediterraneaFondazione CaricalIl Premio per la Cultura Mediterranea compie vent'anni. Promosso dalla Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Calabria e di Lucania, il riconoscimento è nato per valorizzare studiosi, giornalisti, scrittori, poeti e traduttori che con il loro lavoro contribuiscono ad approfondire la conoscenza delle diverse espressioni culturali del Mediterraneo, anche nelle loro implicazioni più attuali. In due decenni si è affermato come uno dei più autorevoli osservatori multidisciplinari dedicati al Mare Nostrum e alle sue trasformazioni sociali e geopolitiche.La XX edizione, quella del ventennale, è dedicata al tema dell'intelligenza artificiale. Le terne finaliste sono state annunciate lo scorso giugno a Matera, nell'ambito dell'evento "Un mare di musica. Un racconto del Mediterraneo". A selezionarle è stata una giuria internazionale presieduta da Mario Bozzo e composta da Felicita Cinnante, Arnaldo Colasanti, Paolo Collo, Shahrzad Houshmand Zadeh, Martine Van Geertruijden, José Manuel Martín Morán, Karima Moual e Ayse Saracgil.I finalisti della XX edizioneSocietà Civile: Oscar Camps, fondatore della Ong Proactiva Open Arms; Nicolò Govoni, attivista per i diritti umani e fondatore di Still I Rise; Taghi Rahmani, giornalista e attivista iraniano.Scienze dell'Uomo: Massimo Cacciari, filosofo e saggista; Antonella Fioravanti, biologa molecolare; Marina Valensise, scrittrice e consigliera delegata della Fondazione Istituto Nazionale del Dramma Antico.Cultura dell'Informazione: Milena Gabanelli, giornalista, autrice e conduttrice televisiva; Barbara Gallavotti, giornalista e divulgatrice scientifica; Yaroslav Trofimov, giornalista di origine ucraina, capo corrispondente per gli affari esteri del Wall Street Journal.Traduzione: Liljana Cuka Maksuti (lingua albanese); Yasmina Mélaouah (lingua francese); Elvira Mujčić (lingue bosniaca, croata e serba).Narrativa: Gli antropologi di Ayşegül Savaş (Feltrinelli); Il mondo che ha fatto di Roberto Ferrucci (La Nave di Teseo); La coscienza di Ottavio di Livio Gambacorta (Iacobelli Editore).Narrativa Giovani: La grande sete di Erica Cassano (Garzanti); Malanima di Rosita Manuguerra (Feltrinelli); Bellagio di Monica Savaresi (Feltrinelli). Il vincitore sarà scelto da una giuria di oltre 300 studenti e studentesse delle scuole superiori.A questi si aggiunge il Premio Speciale della Fondazione Carical, riservato ogni anno a una personalità di rilievo internazionale originaria della Calabria o della Basilicata, che sarà annunciato in seguito.La giuria ha inoltre assegnato un Premio Speciale a Majd al-Assar, scrittrice e giornalista palestinese nata nel campo profughi di Nuseirat, nella Striscia di Gaza, per il volume Il mio cuore libero, la forza di una madre (Garzanti).La cerimonia di premiazione si terrà il 16 ottobre al Teatro "Alfonso Rendano" di Cosenza. Nelle scorse edizioni il riconoscimento è stato assegnato, tra gli altri, ad Amos Oz, David Grossman, Enzo Bianchi, Andrea Riccardi, Gustavo Zagrebelsky, Domenico Starnone, Mathias Énard, Gianni Amelio, Salvatore Settis, Alberto Angela, Andrea Purgatori, 'Ala' al-Aswani, Ismail Kadare, Luciano Canfora, Aldo Cazzullo, Lucia Goracci, Francesca Mannocchi e Luis García Montero.Mario Bozzo è il fondatore e presidente del Premio per la Cultura Mediterranea, che guida dal 1996 anche come presidente della Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Calabria e di Lucania (Fondazione Carical). Ha alle spalle una lunga carriera nel settore bancario, iniziata come amministratore della Cassa di Risparmio di Calabria e di Lucania nel 1988 e proseguita come vicepresidente dell'istituto.Alla guida della Fondazione Carical ha promosso numerose iniziative culturali e sociali rivolte al territorio calabrese e lucano, tra cui progetti di sostegno alla lettura tra i giovani nelle scuole della regione. Per l'impegno a favore della ricerca oncologica sostenuta dalla Fondazione ha ricevuto dal Presidente della Repubblica Giorgio Napolitano il premio "Airc – Credere nella ricerca"; è stato inoltre insignito della "Melagrana d'Argento" della città di Cosenza.Sotto la sua presidenza, il Premio per la Cultura Mediterranea ha nel tempo ospitato e premiato figure come Amos Oz, David Grossman, Ismail Kadare e Salvatore Settis, affermandosi come punto di riferimento per il dialogo culturale tra le due sponde del Mediterraneo.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Should the Washington Nationals buy or sell at the MLB trade deadline? What if the answer is both? In today's episode of the Nats MinuteCast, we break down why the next 10 games could completely reshape the Nationals' season and determine Paul Toboni's approach before the August 3 MLB Trade Deadline. We discuss whether the Nationals should add bullpen help while remaining committed to their long-term rebuild, plus the difficult decisions surrounding Foster Griffin, Luis García Jr., and CJ Abrams. We also explain why these upcoming series against the Arizona Diamondbacks, Toronto Blue Jays, Atlanta Braves, and Philadelphia Phillies could determine whether Washington becomes a playoff buyer or a deadline seller. If you're looking for the latest Washington Nationals news, trade rumors, MLB trade deadline analysis, playoff race updates, and expert Nationals discussion, this episode has you covered. In this episode: Why the next 10 games could define the Nationals' season Should Paul Toboni buy, sell, or do both? Foster Griffin's trade value and extension possibilities Is Luis García Jr. a realistic trade candidate? Why CJ Abrams should command a massive return The bullpen additions that could push Washington into the playoffs Latest NL Wild Card race outlook Subscribe to Nats MinuteCast for daily Washington Nationals news, analysis, trade deadline coverage, prospect updates, and game recaps. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Episode 252, FULL SHOW -- After a disasterous series at home versus Philadelphia, the Nats were able to hit the road up I-95 and take a series win versus the Orioles. Tobi Altizer & Grant Paulsen breakdown how the Nats got back right despite some of the continued struggles in the lineup and the bullpen, and how Foster Griffin continues to establish himself as the teams top starter. Plus, Luis García Jr. is having the best stretch of his career, adding an NL Player of the Week award to his mantle. What are the plans going forward for the Nats 1st Baseman?

Episode 252, FULL SHOW -- After a disasterous series at home versus Philadelphia, the Nats were able to hit the road up I-95 and take a series win versus the Orioles. Tobi Altizer & Grant Paulsen breakdown how the Nats got back right despite some of the continued struggles in the lineup and the bullpen, and how Foster Griffin continues to establish himself as the teams top starter. Plus, Luis García Jr. is having the best stretch of his career, adding an NL Player of the Week award to his mantle. What are the plans going forward for the Nats 1st Baseman?

Qué mejor forma de extender la tercera temporada que con la dupla más icónica de la narración deportiva en México, Cristian Martinoli y Luis García están en Saca La Reta para contar todos los secretos de la dupla más famosa del cronismo No te pierdas las historias más interesantes en el mundo del deporte, visita Esto, el diario de los deportistas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian de la Rosa debuta en el largometraje con Iván & Hadoum, una historia de amor ambientada en los invernaderos de Níjar (Almería) que llega a los cines tras conquistar el Teddy Award del Festival de Berlín y dos Biznagas de Plata en el Festival de Málaga. La película sigue la relación entre Iván, un joven trans, y Hadoum, una chica de origen marroquí, y aborda cuestiones como la identidad, el amor y la búsqueda de un futuro en un entorno marcado por la precariedad laboral y las diferencias culturales.La actualidad cultural pasa también por F. Javier Cárdenas García, ganador del XVIII Premio de Poesía Joven RNE-Fundación Montemadrid por Latitud cero, un poemario que ha destacado por su madurez poética y su capacidad para evocar Ecuador a través de imágenes sugerentes. Además, el Centro KBR de Barcelona dedica una gran retrospectiva a Minor White, una de las figuras fundamentales de la fotografía del siglo XX, con imágenes que se muestran por primera vez en Europa y que recorren algunos de los temas centrales de su obra, como el paisaje, el retrato y el desnudo masculino.El programa se acerca también a la historia del teatro y del cine español con la adaptación de La escopeta nacional, la célebre comedia de Luis García Berlanga y Rafael Azcona, dirigida por Juan Echanove en el Teatro Español de Madrid. Nuestra colaboradora Xaviera Torres recuerda el descubrimiento de los infrarrojos por parte del astrónomo William Herschel, mientras que Enrique Mejías nos lleva hasta el Festival de Bayreuth, el certamen creado por Richard Wagner que celebra este verano su 150 aniversario y sigue siendo una de las grandes citas de la música clásica internacional.Escuchar audio

Fue una de las figuras más singulares de la cultura española del siglo XX. Hija y nieta de maestras, la vida de Josefina Aldecoa (1926-2011) está marcada por la herencia pedagógica de la Segunda República. Imbuida del espíritu de la Institución Libre de Enseñanza, entendió la enseñanza como una forma de transformación social y la escritura como aliada de la memoria. Conoció de primera mano los sistemas educativos británico y estadounidense. En 1959, en plena dictadura, funda el Colegio Estilo en Madrid, un espacio de libertad, creatividad y pensamiento crítico por el que pasaron hijos de destacados escritores, cineastas, artistas e intelectuales de la época como Antonio Buero Vallejo, Alfonso Sastre, Fernando Vizcaíno Casas, Juan Antonio Bardem, Luis García Berlanga o Antonio López.Este documental sonoro, con guion de Minerva Oso y realización de Samuel Alarcón, recorre la biografía de la autora, desde su infancia en las montañas de León hasta la vinculación con la generación del 50. Fue crucial su relación con el escritor Ignacio Aldecoa, del que tomó el apellido tras su prematura muerte. En obras como 'Historia de una maestra', 'La enredadera' o 'Desde la distancia' plasmó su mirada sobre el contexto social y educativo de la España contemporánea. El programa cuenta con los testimonios de su hija, Susana Aldecoa; los periodistas Juan Cruz y Amelia Castilla; la doctora en literatura Estefanía Cabello; y la historiadora de la educación María del Mar del Pozo. Participan también los antiguos alumnos Teo Planell, Manuela Velasco, Marcos Giralt Torrente, Pablo Mingote y Carlos Saura, y profesoras del Colegio Estilo como Carmen Carbajosa. Además, suena la voz de la propia Josefina, conservada en el Archivo RTVE.Escuchar audio

Esta madrugada hemos recuperado el programa que dedicamos a  Luis Eduardo Aute, un artista polifacético que hizo de la belleza un arma a través de la música, la pintura, la escultura, la poesía y el cine. En aquel programa hablamos con Miguel “Miki” Aute, uno de sus tres hijos y responsable de ordenar y clasificar su legado artístico tras su muerte. También con Luis García Gil, autor de la biografía 'Aute infinito'. Aute, más que cantante, siempre quiso ser pintor, y de esa faceta hemos hablamos con Antonio Álvarez del Pino, autor de 'Vera-Opera: la pintura de Aute'. Y, como cada martes, nos acompañó al piano Alejandro Pelayo.