Deforme Semanal Ideal Total returns to Radio Primavera Sound, which is no small feat, to speculate in this first episode of its second season about the Zeitgeist. Isa Calderón and Lucía Lijtmaer have chosen this subject because, indeed, they want to talk about the spirit of our time, to capture it. But to be honest they do not speak about the spirit of our time at all, but of other times!

Blood is life. Life itself. Passion, fury, joy, family ... Mercè Rodoreda, Werner Herzog, you ... Blood is everything. And about everything, once again we will talk to you on today's program. This time blood is the excuse.

The future no longer works, we only care about the anesthesia of love, worms take antidepressants, your hormones rise due to the state of discomfort, attachment or conversation, long live Helen Fisher and above all, friend, remember: you are not crazy, what you are is anesthetized.

Today we are talking about people skills, magnetism, charisma, personality, having or not being attractive. Of the people that seduce, that captivates, that catches you, that has that je ne sais quoi ... And also of the people who do not have it, of the seducers, of empathy, of Helen Fisher, Truman Capote, and of por what, even if you don't know it, you are also an owl.

Today we talk about all the mistakes, the end of love, how no one understood Lauryn Hill, that falling in love with a powerful person always punishes you, Monica Lewinsky, when you realize that you have made a mistake and luckily there is going back , of a couple who gave it their all and made a mistake and a little bit of Beck and Scientology as well.

Today we are talking to you about this very common and very angry circumstance, of thinking of the perfect reply too late, when you are no longer in the middle of the discussion or debate or conversation and you get freaked out. From 'Autumn Sonata', from 'Women and Madness', from Margaret Atwood, from the vampire woman and from the cinnamon rolls. Anyway, we talk to you about everything, once again.

What is guilty pleasure? Today we talk to you about confessable and unspeakable vices, pop culture, Hadley Freeman, tweets, looks and excessive egos, comedies, consent and pleasure, Strauss Khan, and autonomy, desire and love, of course, of course, of love.

The perverse narcissists are very charismatic, seductive and magical people who at first can make you feel alive and that is addictive, but then comes the strong. We talk to you about control, passion, contempt, gas light, Marie France Hirigoyen, Otto Kernberg, Emmanuel Carrere, melancholy and the constant demand in analog and digital life. Butt

Today we speak of fury, exalted anger. Of series with policemen and women who do not complain, of the debate between the author and the work, by Susan Sontag, Roland Barthes and Pili Milili. There are also Leni Riefenstahl, Susan Faludi and Silvina Ocampo, because anger is irrepressible, anger does not rest. Oh, and we also talk about weddings. And of trolls. A complete podcast for you.

Today we talk about cohesive social groups, great dynasties, lobotomies and Frank Capra, the early 2000s and their misogyny, Abbas Kiarostami and Britney Spears, antidepressants and soporific films, Joan Crawford and Anne Sexton's hangers. , of monster mothers, misandry and, why not, of your family summers and gonorrhea.

Today we come with peace, with the intention of reaching the decrease of the intensity of passions and desires, but also of conflicts. We come with ataraxia, mindfulness, Donna Haraway and her cyborg manifesto. We talk about impostor syndromes, future raves and the horrors of optimism. We talked about insecurity, the body, achieving independence. We talked about Elisabet Cadoche, Anne de Montarlot and Courtney Love. And, why not, we talk about canceling Jules Verne. Come, listen to us, and peace will come to you.

In this episode we talk about the madness of two, the symptom of psychosis that is transmitted from one to the other. But also John Cassavetes and Gena Rowlands, Woody and Mia, the Papin sisters and the Gibbons twins, witch hunts, mountain climbing for a man, Elia Kazan and don't call me baby. And of love, of course, of love.

What is it like to be a diva? Today we are talking about the myth of the showbiz woman who demands many things and has a lot of character. We enter the world of Louise Brooks, Liza Minnelli and Cher but also that of Elizabeth Hardwick and Robert Lowell. We talk about sexuality and VIP passes, silence and youth, the retirement of Greta Garbo and the icy mothers. Of feuds between women, of Camille Paglia and Gertrude Stein. She always diva, never indiva.

Today we talk about idealizing the past, the future, Harry's Bar and the nights we lived in Acapulco, friendship and mistakes, becoming an ecologist and going to Helsinki, the Swedish theory of love, the murder of Olof Palme and the Nordic paradox, of suppressing anguish, of boyfriends with exorbitant egos, of Jane Fonda, of the posh from the fifties and how they loved and hated Truman Capote, of the prayers answered by which tears are shed, and of how sad is, in reality, Venice without you.

We arrive in spring full of positive energy, with optimism, strength and joy, with enviable health and a host of unparalleled plans. This time we will talk about emotions, creation and pleasure. Of joy and its substitutes. The fun, the party and everything that makes us happy. Long live!

Today we talk about the information lost or forgotten in the form of blackouts that Sarah Hepola writes about. We talk about alcohol as an empowerment trap, about Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, about the lost room of Marianne Faithfull and Pre-Raphaelite women. Of the men who do not speak, of Harrison Ford, of the corny fifties, of the myth of the cool aunt, the cool aunt, and of drinking, of course, to forget.

Today we talk about couples in which the two have an overwhelming success. We delve into the common life of Marianne Faithfull & Mick Jagger and Justine Frischmann & Damon Albarn. Two women from two eras supposedly different but very similar to each other. We talk about self-fulfilling prophecies, heroin, and zeitgeist. From Bob Dylan, orgies, lad culture and why, never, EVER! you have to go out with musicians.

Based on the thoughts of Virginia Woolf, today we talk to you about the pleasure of rejecting social commitments, of when you are the asshole at dinner, of falling in love with cold-as-ice guys, climbing and emotional equidistance, Maxime Rovere and idiots, of the flattery trap, how going against the system is always punished for women and the extreme narcissism of our time that makes nothing, nothing, really matter.

Today we come to defend love at the hands of Liv Strömquist's comic. What is happening to love? Why doesn't Leonardo Di Caprio fall in love? In this late capitalist era where we consume couples and do not build desire, stop beating yourself up, look into the eyes, say cursilados, forget about the parties you are not invited to, sing to Barbra Streisand and love, love, love!!

En este episodio hablamos de trolls que insultan y violencia en redes sociales. Pero también de placeres y riqueza, del derecho a la información, de libertad de expresión y de cómo operan algoritmos, plataformas y machismo para expulsar a activistas, feministas y disidentes. Y de Mina, siempre, de Mina.

In this episode we focus on antipathy, on looking bad, being unpleasant, not socially graceful, being sullen. We talked about Meryl Streep, Bjork and the good-natured men who screwed up Rita Hayworth's life. Also from highly sensitive people, Maggie the Porous returns, insomnia and people who talk in theaters, everything you know in advance that is going to happen and the unbearable parties that, unfortunately, you have to endure.

We continue with antipathy as a strange quality among women. Today we are talking about Caroline Blackwood, the Duchess of Windsor and a more than curious copycat. About why Rebecca is a very important movie and Hitchcock a pretty asshole man, and we get closer to two stories of crimes and unpleasant women with the cases of Lindy Chamberlain and Dolores Vázquez, and the rereading of the perverse lesbian today.

We get to the summer crushed to tell you what are the things that make us truly happy. Songs with synthesizers, series from the nineties, Jordan Catalano and Angela Chase, Bjork and flamenco, silence people in public spaces and sad ballads that comfort us. Also, of course, the lasting friendship, the eternal debate about Friends and the holidays, it was about time, the HOLIDAYS.