O Mano a Mano está de volta em 2026 e retorna com um convidado de peso: Paulinho da Costa, em uma conversa com Mano Brown e Semayat Oliveira, com participação especial do produtor musical João Marcello Bôscoli, amigo de longa data do percussionista.No episódio, Paulinho relembra sua trajetória, do início no samba carioca à consagração como um dos percussionistas mais gravados da história da música, com participação em milhares de canções ao lado de artistas como Michael Jackson, Madonna e Quincy Jones. Entre histórias de bastidores e reflexões sobre música e criatividade, o papo revela como o groove brasileiro ajudou a moldar o som da música pop mundial.Dê o play e ouça agora o novo episódio do Mano a Mano. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today’s episode was recorded last Wednesday in front of a live audience at Friends’ House in London, where David was joined by the BBC’s Lyse Doucet, historian Chris Clark and diplomat and writer Thant Myint-U to discuss the fate of democracy in the long run and in the short term. What does the current war mean for democracy in Iran, democracy in America and democracy in the wider world? If we are at the end of an era, what is it exactly that is coming to an end? Who gets to decide what might come next? Will it be less democracy, a different democracy or no democracy at all?

This event was jointly hosted with the London Review of Books. David’s 2016 article ‘Is This How Democracy Ends?’ is available to read on the LRB website https://bit.ly/416UDUz

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