We are back, contestant. We returned from the summer with the need to talk about feminine docility, silence as suffering and a throwing weapon, and how to counteract it by RAJANDO. Away with hypocrisies! In this rentrée slit at ease. That is why we tell you stories about not very docile women, about sexual violence and anger. Cicciolina, Rebecca Solnit, bell hooks and the good student syndrome appear. Do not miss it.

Today we are talking about feeling like queen, the best of all, or the opposite. Maggie the Porous returns, the hatred of manners, the empire-style fear of death, the obsessive thoughts and the consolation of great women in history, such as Sigrid Nuñez and María Antonieta. Live!

Today we get into the quagmire of whether the author of his work can be separated, we talk about moral superiority and the culture of cancellation, we examine the ridiculous questions that sometimes have to be put up with and respect for the artistic work, we get with the heavy of the mike in the presentations and cultural events, we talked about Roman Polanski and his time at the Cesar Awards, and we thoroughly studied the history of R Kelly. We also vindicate Aaliyah and Petite Maman from Celine Sciamma. Butt. And with surprises!

Today we speak of pleasure, of what elevates us and places us on a higher spiritual and existential plane, but also of the syndrome of precoital infatuation, of feeling powerful, of partying, hedonism and enjoyment. From the Bakalao route, from Juliana from Norwich, why where there is hair there is joy, and, in short, to feel alive, long live!

This week we talk about absolute evil, its nature, its violence and desire. We also talked about the evil of being at home, of stinginess and whistle voices. We speak of the cute and chimpanzee aggressions, of Austria, Nazis and responsibility. From Elfriede Jelinek, Charles Chaplin, and Idea Vilariño's lucidity after love. In addition, we teach you to distinguish the bad people so that you do not short-circuit. What a marvel!

In this chapter we explain why it is impossible to be optimistic in these times in which we live. Still, we have hope. Luckily there are musicals, Colette and Alison Bechdel. By the way: people don't change. Goodbye, contestants!

This week we talk about being quirky, eccentric, having quirky personalities, and all the things we pretend to appear to be different. We enter the terrifying world of the Manic Pixie Dream Boy, the mister Amelie, the AMELIO. We remember everything we suffer in the world of indie, why mating is impossible and rehearsal venues the most boring thing that has ever happened to you. With the stellar appearances of Leopoldo Mundi, Kate Moss and Sharon Stone. Do not miss it.

Today we talk about the confessional, the confessions, the tear, the self, the first person. And especially of women who used the self to tell their stories. We went through the art and life of Tracey Emin, the literature of the we of Natalia Ginzburg and the tremendous magnetism of Yoko Ono. We also talked about the remake of Sex and the City. And of us. Or not. Or if.

Today we are talking about the transition from childhood to adulthood, that stretch that many people yearn for or cannot bear to lose. We deal with the youth of bell hooks and their search for love, family sitcoms and childhood love. But we also talk about youth in its less idyllic dimension: the insatiable search for youth as erotic pleasure that never subsides in Annie Ernaux, why Boris Johnson is a real cretin and that there are too many people pretending to be young when they are not.

Today we are talking about the act used by people to pretend, deceive, pretend, persuade or avoid situations. Of lying out of neurosis, of open relationships, of lying out of love without stopping. But also from Michelle Obama, the self-delusion of wanting a sofa that doesn't look like a sofa and going out with people prettier than you. Lie, contestant, something remains.

In this episode we talk about the most unspeakable universal sin and the most common. We relate all the envy to which we are subjected and we look back: envy and best friends, jealousy as a driving force to pass the buck, women who envy, Dora Maar and envious boyfriends. Don't miss it!

Today we open the most important melon, that of attraction and conquest and the necessary methods to achieve it. We talked about execrable tactics to seduce, the good and bad seducers, and the incredible phenomenon of postcoital infatuation. We talk about triangulation, indifference and the "neg", do not miss this episode because it is essential for your life.

Today we talk about selfishness and its different facets. From self-centered selfishness, Twitter threads and how to say no. From self-care, spas and Dostoyevsky. We talk about how we are pissed off by life in search of the love that tears us apart, as bel hooks says, and all to end up turned into Kitty the cat. How breakups make you selfish and being neoliberal in love. An unmissable podcast, honestly.

In this episode, the first of two parts, we deal with loneliness through two great stories. The first, that of Luisa Casati, considered an eccentric icon and owner of her own style, as well as a spectacular palazzo. We will accompany Casati in her world of parties, parrots and passionate romances. The second story is that of the writer Horacio Quiroga, a reclusive man, marked by literary talent and a macabre and terrifying private life. With him we will enter the jungle and madness. Both, two beings defined by loneliness, are our protagonists of this podcast. Come on.

Today we return to deal in depth with the idea of loneliness, delving into the concept through the work of Fay Bound Alberti. We delve into their miseries from an economic, social and historical point of view, through Virginia Woolf and contemporary loneliness and FOMO. We also recover the loneliness of Capote's swans, those women who lived and cried from yachts and limousines, don't miss it, vintage cotis galore. Stay and don't go.

This time we examine the experience of breaking the rules and that generates an atrocious feeling like no other. We return to Smurf Heidegger and Hannah Arendt to examine love without a world, we delve into the idea of the Queen Bee, reparation and affective responsibility and we see the guilt in the couple through a shocking real case: our life. Delve into the guilt, do therapy with us.

We return with the incorrect, the false, the unwise. We come back with the mistakes we made in the past or those made by others. Elisabeth Hardwick, Marguerite Duras, and Natalia Ginzburg fell victim to the mistakes of others. So was Manuel Puig, and he paid the consequences. Whether you like it or not, error destroys us, it is the law of life! Can we rectify before it's too late?

We come with exacerbated desire and all the spring excitement to tell you what intoxicates us and quickens our pulse. And also what causes low libido. We go through the paraphilias and the lack of desire, we reinterpret Hegel and we focus on desiring women punished by the system like Rahel Varnhagen or, as Luciana Peker explains, any contemporary feminist woman. And of course the hysterical man returns.

On this occasion we answer the questions, issues and existential doubts of the contestants. How to survive success, what to do with true love, what about obnoxious people you find attractive, or how to come of age are all unraveled by Margerite Duras, Toni Morrison, Nora Ephron, Elizabeth Hardwick and, of course, course, Susan Sontag. Don't miss it!

Today we do an examination of conscience on everything that upsets us, depresses us or drives us out of our boxes, just before summer. We recover the idea of hope through Rebecca Solnit, we focus on the possibility of happiness through Denmark and her research, and we examine the female gaze on the body itself through the last decades. Love returns and its relationship with evocative smells, the depressing power of the Kardashians and, of course, the most important slogan against unhappiness: down with work.

We return in this new edition with everything that gives us pleasure, joy and revelry in these summer dates. We go through the r'n'b of the two thousand, very flow two thousand, we recover the maxims of Nora Ephron that nobody wants to face, we ask the contestants for recommendations and we enter the world of URST, the unresolved sexual tension in the life and television series. We sing to Christmas, we pay tribute to light bulbs and we revel in how important it is to have dinner with friends. And we sing, of course, we sing. Happy summer, contestants.