Podcast

After Italy arrest lawyer Gonzalo Boye on why he believes Spain’s extradition attempts will fail

What do Catalonia's folk tales reveal about the past and what relevance do they have today? 

Plan for more green, clean, car-free and pedestrian-friendly public spaces not without challenges

Listeners from around the world on how and why they learned Catalan and their favorite words

September 11 is marked by floral tributes, anthems and flags and – in the last decade – massive marches for independence 

Wine tourism and organic wine sales are booming but climate change is an unpredictable threat for wineries

The Sitges locals playing GAA, Barcelona’s new cricket ground and the return of the Barcelona Dragons

In a land greened by Atlantic rains, the once-isolated Aranese strive to protect their unique heritage

A celebration of Catalonia's rich and innovative gourmet culture with Carme Ruscalleda, Jordi Vilà and Cuina magazine's Judith Càlix

The reality of summer work in rural Lleida and the street sellers who set up shop in Barcelona

ALBA Synchrotron and Barcelona Supercomputing Center are key contributions to global scientific effort 

Strict measures in place again after new transmissions skyrocket, especially among young people

Business leaders support plan to make El Prat an international hub but environmentalists warn against habitat destruction and increased emissions

Catalan government will push for amnesty and referendum when talks with Spanish executive resume

Stories from three women in Barcelona affected by the crisis and a look at the legal battle over Catalonia's rent cap law