Podcast

Fundació Miró director Marko Daniel delves into the artist's life, work and infinite imagination

The philosophy, the lingo and the buzz of this unique UNESCO-recognized tradition

Fire-breathing dragons, dancing giants and thousands of people pack narrow streets for ancient festival like no other

Barcardí, Guell and López set sail to the Americas to make their fortune, but their wealth came at a huge human cost

Live music and chat with Catalan artists The Tyets and Le Nais plus DJ John Talabot on the joy of gigs and hugs

Players and supporters of FC Barcelona women’s team on the special bonds being built on and off the pitch

From innovative collection strategies to massive processing plants, a look at the journey our waste goes on

We explore the historic city, transformed every spring into a riot of color and creativity

Ins and outs of alleged espionage campaign against more than 65 pro-independence figures 

Carla Simón's intimate homage to small-scale family farming won the Golden Bear at the Berlinale

What makes this day so special for Catalonia and can 100-year-old bookstores thrive in the digital age?

Four young people from different religions on what their faith means to them, plus a trip to a Barcelona pastisseria

From artichokes and olive oil to in-vitro meat and plant-based charcuterie at Alimentaria food fair

Transport workers strike and businesses strain as inflation and energy costs soar 

Childhood friends reunited and a visit to Guissona, Catalonia’s ‘Little Ukraine’