Expresso Podcast Kicks Off New Season With Local Elections Debate and Palestine Perspectives
A new season of the political debate podcast on Expresso kicked off this week, with hosts Adriana Cardoso, Maria Castello Branco, and Leonor Rosas. Meanwhile, activists detained in Israel shared their views on the Palestine situation, and predictions for this Sunday's local elections are rolling in. Plus, recommendations for your reading and viewing pleasure.
The Expresso podcast, known for its lively political discussions, returned with a new season. The hosts delved into the challenges each political party faces ahead of the local elections. They also shared predictions for potential big winners and losers this Sunday.
In other news, activists recently detained in Israel after participating in the Gaza flotilla joined a discussion on the podcast. They shared their perspectives on the situation in Palestine, including allegations of genocide. The conversation sparked heated debate among listeners.
For those looking for recommendations, the podcast hosts suggested Nobel laureates in Physiology and Medicine for 2025 - Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell, and Shimon Sakaguchi - for their groundbreaking work on peripheral immune tolerance. They also highlighted Toni Morrison's 'Beloved' as a must-read, and the MACAM - War exhibition: Reality, Myth and Fiction for an intriguing exploration of war's complexities.
The Expresso podcast's new season promises engaging political discussions, with this week's episode focusing on the local elections and the activists' perspectives on Palestine. For those interested in expanding their knowledge, the hosts' recommendations offer a mix of scientific achievement, literary masterpiece, and thought-provoking art.
