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NotíciaCatalunya Ràdio aconsegueix 917.000 usuaris únics a internet
Segona millor dada històrica de Catalunya Ràdio, a Catalunya, segons l'últim balanç de ComScore
Filling the sinkSant Jordi's Day - books, love and roses
April 23 is one of Catalonia's most important dates of the year, when the country celebrates its patron Sant Jordi (Saint George) in unique style. Love is in the air as people browse street stalls to buy books and roses as gifts for their loved ones. In this episode of Filling the Sink, writer, publisher and director of the Institut Ramon Llull, Iolanda Batallé Prats, joins Guifré Jordan and Lorcan Doherty to discuss what makes Sant Jordi such a special day and explains how Catalan literature is going from strength to strength as more and more works are published in English translation. The acclaimed Catalan writer Marta Orriols reads from her novel Learning to Talk to Plants (Aprendre a parlar amb les plantes), winner of the 2018 Omnium Prize for Best Novel, the NoLlegiu Prize, and the Illa dels Llibres Prize for Best Novel of 2018. Excerpt in English read by Scarlett Reiners.
Filling the sinkThe truth about Catalonia's witches and witch-hunts
Sònia Casas from the Barcelona-based history magazine Sàpiens joins Alan Ruiz Terol and Lorcan Doherty to separate fact from fiction when it comes to the story of witch-hunts in Catalonia. As a recent Sàpiens issue dedicated to the subject puts it: "They weren't witches, they were women". Pau Castell, a historian at the University of Barcelona who has dedicated his career to studying witches talks about his research. "Filling the Sink" recreates the seventeenth-century trial of Elisabet Cerdana, which took place in the village of Castellterçol in central Catalonia.
Notícia Filling the sinkLosing faith: Catholicism in Catalonia and the secularization of traditions
Catalan society now a lot more diverse thanks to waves of immigration over the past decades
Notícia Filling the sinkThe rise and fall of King Juan Carlos and the crown's popularity in Catalonia
Appointed by fascist dictator Franco, popularity of early years shifted due to elephant-hunting trip and corruption scandals
Filling the sinkThe crown in crisis: Corruption scandals rock Spanish monarchy
Spain's royal family has been rocked in recent years by wave after wave of scandal and controversy. The former king, Juan Carlos I, fled to the United Arab Emirates last August amidst ongoing corruption investigations. In this episode of "Filling the sink", Swiss journalist Sylvain Besson describes how he broke the story of how Juan Carlos received 100 million dollars from Saudi Arabia and hid them in Switzerland. Cristina Tomàs White speaks to Albert Calatrava, one of the writers of "The King's Armor" ("L'armadura del rei"), a book that examines how Spain has protected its scandal-ridden monarchy for the past four decades, turning a blind eye to its sins. Guifré Jordan and Alan Ruiz Terol join Lorcan Doherty to discuss the rise and fall of the monarchy, the current crises engulfing the crown, and whether there could be a republic in the future.
Filling the sinkFirst Catalan nanosatellite in space - small step, giant leap or a load of hot air?
As Catalonia launches its first nanosatellite, science writer and educator Joan Anton Català Amigó joins the "Filling the Sink" team to talk all things space. Catalan Digital Policies minister Jordi Puigneró defends the formation of the Catalan Space Agency and explains that it's clearly not "a Catalan Nasa". Alan Ruiz Terol takes a visit to Montsec Observatory and Astronomical Park in western Catalonia, where the nanosatellite -named Enxaneta- will be controlled from after taking off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. And with Nasa's Mars Perseverance rover toiling away on the red planet, Dr Carolina Arnau Jimenez tells Cristina Tomàs White how the European Space Agency's research at the Autonomous University of Barcelona could pave the way for humans to follow suit in the future.
NotíciaCatalunya Ràdio registra la millor audiència digital d'un mes de febrer
L'emissora creix un 18% en un any, segons dades de la consultora Comscore
Notícia"Filling the sink", nou podcast de notícies en anglès a Catalunya Ràdio
A partir de dissabte, Catalunya Ràdio emetrà un nou podcast de notícies en anglès, "Filling the sink" amb periodicitat setmanal. Catalunya Ràdio i l'Agència Catalana de Notícies (ACN) han arribat a un acord per oferir la informació d'actualitat en anglès que serveix aquesta agència
NotíciaCatalunya Ràdio incorpora el podcast de Catalan News "Filling the Sink" al seu catàleg
"Filling the Sink" és el primer podcast en anglès disponible a l'emissora
Filling the sinkCatalonia's booming videogame industry
Barcelona is a global hub for game developers. With Catalonia accounting for more than half of the industry's earnings in Spain, "Filling the Sink" hears from several figures in the gaming community about its successes and its challenges.
Filling the sinkIntroduction
Filling the Sink is a weekly podcast on all things Catalan. The Catalan News team brings you chat, interviews and features on everything from food to football, culture to current affairs. No need to worry if you don't know much about this corner of land nestled between the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean. As they say in Catalonia, "de mica en mica, s'omple la pica" - little by little, the sink fills up. Find out more and listen to all episodes below.
ProgramaFilling the sink
From sport and culture to news and current affairs, 15-minute podcasts on all things Catalan.