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Julinho da Adelaide não foi jogador de futebol, mas deu um belo drible na censura. Dando continuidade à celebração dos duzentos episódios do 451 MHz, resgatamos a histórica entrevista feita, em 1974, pelo escritor Mario Prata com o sambista Julinho da Adelaide, pseudônimo inventado por Chico Buarque, para burlar a censura na ditadura militar e lançar clássicos como Jorge Maravilha e Acorda, Amor. Prata relembrou os bastidores da entrevista no programa que foi ao ar em 12 de junho. Agora, este episódio traz o áudio completo da conversa, que revela Chico Buarque, que completa 82 anos neste 19 de junho, incorporando o personagem e como sua criatividade enganou os censores.
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This week, we join Toby live from the Hay Festival where he talks to Colm Tóibín where they discuss exile and return, secrets and evasion, the avoidance of drama, and how (not) to end a story.
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Our final great political fiction (for now!) is a meta-fiction and auto-fiction that is also a compelling work of historical reconstruction. Laurent Binet’s HHhH (2010) tells the story of Operation Anthropoid, the mission that led to the assassination of Reinhold Heydrich, the architect of the Final Solution. Why was Binet so eager to recast history as a struggle between good and evil? How does he deal with all the evil that followed from this heroic attempt to do good? What makes his Nazis different from the ones to be found in other twenty-first century novels?
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O presidente e cofundador do Intercept Brasil relembra a história deste que se tornou um dos principais veículos da imprensa independente. Desde os documentos da NSA vazados por Edward Snownden até o furo de reportagem que dinamitou a campanha presidencial de Flávio Bolsonaro.
In 2024, Iván Colmenares crossed the border into Venezuela on a routine trip. An encounter with the authorities changed the course of his life forever. In a foreign land, with no way for his family to reach him, Iván found himself caught up in a political game, and his survival depended on an unexpected connection.
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The penultimate great political fiction in this series is not strictly a fiction: it’s Annie Ernaux’s retelling of her own life in The Years (2008), thereby recapturing the story of France in the second half of the twentieth century. How can one woman’s story stand in for all the others? What does this book tell us about the passing of political time? Why do the years 1968 and 1981 mark the end of idealism? What comes next?
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Para celebrar 200 edições do 451 MHz, este episódio especial recebe o escritor Mario Prata, que completou oito décadas de vida e de muita história para contar. Ele relembra grandes momentos da carreira, com destaque para um marco do nosso jornalismo cultural: a entrevista que fez em 1974 com Julinho da Adelaide, compositor inventado por Chico Buarque para driblar a censura na ditadura militar. O episódio traz trechos inéditos do áudio da entrevista. Prata ainda fala sobre novelas que escreveu para a TV, peças e livros de sucesso, caso de Diário de Um Magro (Planeta), e revela bastidores da amizade com Chico e da criação de canções célebres, como João e Maria.
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This week, we join Toby live from the European Writer's Festival where he spoke to novelists Beatriz Serrano and Sulaiman Addonia.
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Today’s political fiction is a spy novel, a Cold War comedy and a meditation on the nature of good and evil: Graham Greene’s The Human Factor. Why has Greene so fallen out of fashion? What made the South African secret police his idea of pure evil? Was this book shaped by Greene’s own experiences with ‘the third man’ Kim Philby? And how did Greene prefigure the world of Slow Horses?
Out now on PPF+: our latest bonus episode in which David talks to Luke Kemp, author of Goliath’s Curse, about whether and how Ursula Le Guin’s vision of a stateless world matches up to his own. To get this and all our bonus episodes plus ad-free listening sign up to PPF+ now https://www.ppfideas.com/join-ppf-plus
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Next Time in Great Political Fictions: The Years
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In 2022, Tania Guerrero and her husband decided to have a second child. Their financial situation was stable, so unlike during her first pregnancy, they decided to go to a private hospital in Durango, Mexico. They were looking for comfort. But it would end up marking a turning point in their lives.
Find the English transcript of “The Contagion” here. Or check out the Spanish transcript here.
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