Cultas e vinho verde

In this episode of 'Cultas e Vinho Verde', Inês Menezes interviews radio personality Sofia Moraes about her career trajectory, from her beginnings in pirate radio in Carcavelos to her time at XFM, Comercial FM, and her current work at Smooth FM. The conversation explores her musical influences, the transition from alternative to mainstream radio, and the professional realities of the industry. Sofia also discusses her calm personality, her experiences as a mother, and her passion for working with her voice. The segment concludes with reflections on personal growth and a toast to enthusiasm.

Neste episódio, a apresentadora entrevista Inês Matos Andrade, explorando as suas raízes familiares ligadas à gastronomia e à mercearia do pai no Porto, bem como a sua trajetória profissional do jornalismo à consultoria de comunicação. A conversa aborda as mudanças no panorama gastronómico de Lisboa e Porto, a importância da experiência prática no setor e os desejos futuros da convidada, como o projeto de 'food concierge' e a escrita de experiências autênticas.

In this episode of 'Cultas e Vinho Verde', director Ana Rocha de Sousa discusses her creative process, specifically her decision to move away from a difficult project following her film 'Listen' to focus on 'Wings'. She describes the profound impact of witnessing the war in Ukraine and the necessity of using her platform to take a stand against violence and injustice. The speaker also discusses her deep sense of empathy and her obsession with justice, reflecting on how her profession and family background have shaped her perspective. She also talks about her upcoming documentary about the fado singer Carminho, which explores the cultural connection between Portugal and Japan.

In this episode of 'Cultas e Vinho Verde', Inês Menezes interviews artist and designer Joana Astolfi about her multidisciplinary career. They discuss her upbringing influenced by her architect father and gallery owner mother, her studies in architecture in Cardiff, and her transformative professional experiences at Benetton's creative think tank and collaborating with brands like Hermès. Joana Astolfi discusses her career milestones, including her collaborations with José Avilés and Hermès, and her design philosophy of creating a 'second skin' in historical spaces. She also shares her passion for detail, her preference for 'slow luxury' over fast design, and her current diverse range of projects spanning from Manhattan to Portugal.

Inês Menezes and journalist Joana Stichini Vilela discuss the 'LX 60, 70, 80, 90' book collection, focusing on the nuances of the 1990s. The conversation explores themes of historical memory, the importance of temporal distance in analyzing the past, and how cultural elements like music, fashion, and theater reflect Portugal's social and political shifts. The episode also chronicles Portuguese history through the decades, specifically examining 1990s events such as the 'Buzinão' protest and the 'Feijoada na Ponte Vasco da Gama'. The speakers reflect on the era's cultural, economic, and social shifts, including the rise of private television and the increasing commercialization of pop culture.

In this episode, Inês Menezes interviews musician Margarida Campelo about her musical upbringing, her early experiences recording as a child, and her transition from a classical piano student to a solo artist. The conversation explores the challenges of being an independent musician and the importance of artistic integrity over mainstream success. Margarida discusses the desire for greater reach and financial stability without compromising artistic quality. She also shares the backstory of her cover of Ágata's song, her experience performing at Festival da Canção, and her upcoming musical projects.

Inês Menezes entrevista a atriz e jornalista Cláudia Semedo sobre os desafios de conciliar a maternidade com uma carreira versátil entre o teatro, a rádio e a televisão. A conversa explora as suas raízes familiares, a importância de encontrar a própria verdade e as influências formativas na sua trajetória artística. A conversa aprofunda-se em temas de identidade e reconciliação, abordando a ligação à Guiné, a descoberta do racismo e a resistência necessária perante as complexidades do mundo contemporâneo. Cláudia partilha ainda reflexões sobre a velocidade do tempo e a sua forma particular de preservar memórias.

In this episode of 'Cultas e Vinho Verde', Inês Menezes interviews pianist Joana Gama about her musical process, the importance of solitude, and her recent collaboration with a Serbian composer. The conversation explores themes of female identity, the creative dialogue between piano and electronic music, and the value of being alone. The discussion also covers the creative process behind a piano solo album, the importance of setting boundaries with one's time, and the intersection of nature and performance. The speakers reflect on personal growth, the multifaceted nature of friendship, and the importance of protecting one's personal energy.

Photographer Pauliana Valente Pimentel discusses her recent work documenting transgender youth in Guinea-Bissau and her transition from geology to photography. She reflects on her extensive travels, including experiences in Mali and Tibet, while exploring the social and political nature of her practice. Pauliana further delves into the ethics of photographic collaboration and the impact of artificial intelligence on the medium. She also shares insights into her ongoing doctoral research, her focus on marginalized groups and gender issues, and how she uses social media to document her professional journey.

In this episode, Inês Menezes interviews Regina Duarte, the former commissioner of the National Reading Plan, to discuss the challenges of literacy in Portugal and the importance of systematic reading promotion. The conversation explores the critical need for reading comprehension to combat misinformation and the vital role of teachers in developing analytical thinking. The discussion also covers the importance of parents as reading models, the emotional connection to literature, and the benefits of physical books as a reprieve from digital screens. The episode concludes with reflections on the collective responsibility of families and communities in promoting reading, alongside a toast to hope and determination.

DJ Yansung discusses her musical roots in Mozambique and the impact of moving to Portugal, reflecting on her early career in the Lisbon club scene, the challenges of racism, and how motherhood has shifted her life priorities. She also traces her musical journey from being a hip-hop DJ and member of The Weasel to transitioning into production and founding her own label, Alphabet Street, during the lockdown.

A atriz Isabela Abreu discute sua paixão pelo teatro como um espaço de conexão humana e resistência à era digital, refletindo também sobre sua trajetória no cinema com o diretor Sandro Aguilar e interesses pessoais, como a enologia. A conversa expande-se para reflexões sobre valores familiares, a importância da liberdade de pensamento, questões de feminismo e saúde menstrual, além de expressar preocupações com o atual cenário político global.

Neste episódio, a editora Maria do Rosário Pedreira partilha a sua trajetória profissional, desde a docência de português e francês até à sua carreira na editora Gradiva. A conversa aborda os desafios da educação atual, a importância da interpretação de texto e a sua visão sobre o que constitui a boa literatura e a escrita para o público infanto-juvenil. A convidada discute ainda a sua relação com a escrita e a edição, refletindo sobre o impacto da tecnologia e da inteligência artificial na literatura e na capacidade de concentração. A conversa aborda também a evolução do fado, a importância do papel na leitura e termina com uma sugestão de livro para acompanhar o vinho.

In this episode, Inês Menezes interviews artist Graça Paz about her transition from Porto to a rural life and her artistic roots. They discuss the influence of Graça's father's aesthetic sense, her background in fashion design, and her philosophy regarding the visceral nature of being an artist and the beauty of imperfection. The conversation also explores the intersection of art, nature, and personal identity. They discuss a documentary about Graça's studio, the importance of separating work and home life, and how the artist uses color and geometry to find internal peace and serve others.

In this episode of 'Cultas e Vinho Verde', host Inês Menezes interviews filmmaker Cláudia Varejão about her creative origins, her relationship with Porto, and her cinematic process. The conversation explores her childhood, her approach to sadness, and her upcoming film project regarding Portuguese emigration to Paris. The discussion also covers Varejão's connection to students, the rising political awareness of the new generation, and her fascination with Japan and photography. The episode concludes with reflections on the power of art to provide hope and a toast to the importance of maintaining active political and artistic voices.

A atriz Dalila Carmo discute as suas experiências de viagem por regiões politicamente voláteis, como o Irão, Nicarágua, Cuba e Moscovo. Ela reflete sobre as nuances da observação cultural, a importância de estar alerta a sinais locais e como gere a ansiedade e a responsabilidade ao navegar em ambientes perigosos. A conversa explora como estas viagens por paisagens políticas intensas moldam a visão de mundo e a empatia. Os interlocutores abordam também a importância da saúde, o estado atual das suas vidas profissionais e as mudanças de prioridades que a idade traz.

In this episode of 'Cultas e Vinho Verde', host Inês Menezes interviews singer-songwriter Joana Alegre about her musical journey and political background. The conversation covers her transition from jazz to songwriting, her experiences studying in New York, and her connection to the political legacy of her father, Manuel Alegre. Joana discusses the 'Anónimos de Abril' project, which aims to give voice to unknown historical figures through music, emphasizing the importance of compassion in historical memory. She also touches upon her musical influences, her upcoming album 'Nectar', and the importance of slowing down to reconnect with our organic nature.