Ricardo Araújo Pereira on Camões: "There are good reasons to claim that the prince of poets had a humorous bent"

Ricardo Araújo Pereira makes a serious accusation against Luís Vaz de Camões and tries to justify it by presenting what he claims are pieces of evidence. He cites sonnets, vilancetes (short lyrical forms), endechas (laments) and esparsas (occasional poems). At the end he speaks with Carlos Maria Bobone and shows that it is possible to introduce, in an erudite conversation about Camões, the word “rabo” (literally “tail”, colloquially “arse”). On the celebrations of the prince of poets' birthday, recall this episode of Ricardo Araújo Pereira's podcast, “Coisa Que Não Edifica Nem Destrói”.

Expresso17 Jan

Jorge Pinto: "I was on the Cais metro with the pram, the lifts weren't working. I let out a swear word, and two people stared at me"

Jorge, are you a good catch? Guilherme Geirinhas speaks with Jorge Pinto in the seventh episode of the fifth season of Bom Partido, featuring the presidential candidates.

Expresso16 Jan

A third season about oddly popular things? #ComoAssim

The podcast #ComoAssim is back to examine our collective obsessions and to find out why, all of a sudden, everyone is talking about the same thing.

Público16 Jan

Marina Mota: “Quando me estreei disseram que era a nova Ivone Silva ou a nova Amália. Perdoem-me, mas sou a primeira Marina Mota”

Expresso16 Jan

'Mr. Scorsese', the master of 'Taxi Driver': 'To characterise him as a genius is to undersell him. Only an obsessed person can succeed in cinema'

What can a young director like Bernardo Lopes and a veteran like Scorsese have in common? An obsession with cinema. Five episodes on Apple TV that show this and many other facets of the filmmaker behind 'Taxi Driver' and 'Raging Bull'. A series to savour and dissect in another episode of 'No Último Episódio', Expresso's podcast hosted by film and television critic José Paiva Capucho.

Expresso16 Jan

Seduction, violence and a trip with no return: Júlia Pinheiro makes her debut in the first episode of the podcast "Aqui Há Crime"

In the early days of 2011, Carlos Castro and Renato Seabra are in New York, USA. They spent New Year’s in Times Square. This trip is not their first together — but it will be their last. Castro is killed by Seabra in one of the crimes that most marked Portugal. Fifteen years on, we retell the case and speak with those who knew them. How is Renato Seabra? Will he return to Portugal?

Expresso16 Jan

'Aqui Há Crime': SIC's first true-crime podcast

'Aqui Há Crime' is SIC's new narrative podcast, presented by Júlia Pinheiro and Expresso journalist Marta Gonçalves. New episodes every Friday.

Expresso15 Jan

Primitive Reason: "There was room for 300 and suddenly people were on top of people. Hanging from the chandelier, on the bathroom door..."

They were one of the most successful alternative bands in 1990s Portugal, chiefly thanks to 'Seven Fingered Friend', which had the whole country dancing in 1996. Primitive Reason return in March to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the album 'Alternative Prison' with the classic line-up, and are the latest guests on BLITZ's podcast.

Expresso15 Jan

António José Seguro: “Em 1991, o preservativo era tabu. Na JS, distribuímos 250 mil com instruções e o nosso slogan: 'Deixa-me seduzir-te'”

Expresso12 Jan

Aunt Cátia: "When I told my mother I had a lump in my breast, she said to me, 'Me too.' And she did — it was a huge mass"

Lessons about life, family and resilience. Listen here to the podcast interview in which few of Aunt Cátia's secrets were left unrevealed.

Expresso10 Jan

PODCAST | Counterpower

Political debate programme moderated by Anselmo Crespo.

CNN Portugal10 Jan

Presidential election: uncertainties, candidates and strategies with one week to go

Listen here to a podcast featuring an in-depth analysis of the presidential campaign, where the only certainty is that nothing is certain.

Expresso10 Jan

"A Duas Voltas" and the 1986 presidential election: "In the shantytowns there was political debate; there wasn't the fear-mongering we have now"

In the midst of the presidential campaign, Ivan Nunes and Paulo Pena released a series about the same election, but from the heady year of 1986. A poorer country, more politically mobilised and with major candidates. What parallels can we draw? In the podcast “No Último Episódio”, film and television critic José Paiva Capucho hosts the authors of “A Duas Voltas”.

Expresso9 Jan

Maria João Avillez: "If we weren't in an election campaign, the candidates might not even remember Sá Carneiro. What Cavaco meant was: 'Be sensible'"

Presidential election: the start of the electoral campaign and Sá Carneiro on the 'Esta Semana' podcast, with Ricardo Costa and Maria João Avillez.

Expresso7 Jan

The Resident Podcast: Interview with Erik de Vlieger

Our guest today is Erik de Vlieger, who tells the story of the Portuguese notary he fell in love with at first sight (and had to marry), and shares his The post The Resident Podcast: Interview with Erik de Vlieger appeared first on Portugal Resident.

Portugal Resident7 Jan

Intelligent, capable women intimidate men

“As Desobedientes” is Observador's new podcast, in which Margarida Villa-Nova, Maria João Lopo and Alexandre Borges tell the stories of courageous Portuguese female revolutionaries.

Observador5 Jan

What does Saint Augustine have to do with the film "Pulp Fiction"? Revisit one of the most-listened-to episodes of Tempo ao Tempo

Revisit one of the most-listened-to episodes of the podcast Tempo ao Tempo — the episode that launched Rui Tavares's podcast and links “Misirlou”, the Dick Dale song featured in the film “Pulp Fiction”, with Saint Augustine.

Expresso1 Jan

Mickael Carreira: 'An artist who feels uncomfortable about a photo in a restaurant would be better off taking up fishing. We live for that'

At the end of 2025, we look back at some of the most-listened-to editions of Posto Emissor from across the year. In July, on BLITZ's podcast, Mickael Carreira discussed his relationship with fans, saying that the Portuguese public 'is, in general, respectful'.

Expresso27 Dec

The best of 2025: Are all pastéis de nata good? Almost. Just don’t eat them in the afternoon

The beautiful things in life are round, like a pastel de nata, says Ricardo Dias Felner in this ode to the sweet that is Portugal’s calling card. Almost all of them good? Almost. Revisit this episode of the podcast The Man Who Ate Everything.

Expresso25 Dec

Mickael Carreira: "I was coming back from a concert, I stopped and bought a bouquet of flowers. Because she deserves it: Laura is an incredible woman and an amazing mum"

In July, with new music to present, Mickael Carreira appeared on the BLITZ podcast to talk not only about his musical comeback, but also about the 'weight' of the Carreira surname, some (harmless) bouts of 'madness' and the joys of fatherhood. It was one of Posto Emissor's most listened-to episodes of 2025, which we now revisit.

Expresso24 Dec

About Christmas traditions with Henrique Fonseca

Ho ho holá, dear listeners. This week we welcome Guilherme's brother to talk about old, new and strange Christmas traditions. We hope you enjoy it. And most important of all: Merry Christmas!

Observador22 Dec

The most listened-to of 2025, with Ricardo Araújo Pereira and Gonçalo Capitão: "There are times in life when the ridiculous must be ridiculed"

There are many personalities of the year, but political revelations are rarer. In October this year, on the podcast Isto é Gozar Com Quem Trabalha, Ricardo Araújo Pereira hosted PSD MP Gonçalo Capitão in one of the most-listened-to podcast conversations of 2025. Revisit the conversation from 19 October and listen to the first part here.

Expresso21 Dec