In today's broadcast, after taking a look at the news, we report on the latest project by British architect Norman Foster, who has just been in the northern Spanish city of Bilbao.  Then we talk to actress Natalia Erice, who is in Lima, Peru this week to take part in the 10th edition of the "Cuéntamelo" storytelling festival.   Natalia Erice talks about the theater company she founded six years ago, Trastapillada, and the three plays for children (and their parents!) she has produced with her company, one of which, "Ring, Ring, Cuénteme" (ring, ring, I'm listening), she is presenting at the festival.  Based on a story by Gianni Rodari, the play was nominated for a Max Prize for best family-oriented show.

In today's broadcast, after taking a look at the news, we visit Madrid's Royal Opera House to find out who's dancing in this season's Flamenco Real, the Teatro Real's flamenco series, which starts next month with bailaora Belén López.  We talk to general director Ignacio García-Belenguer and co-producer Aurelio Solana about this ground-breaking series which brings Spain's great indigenous musical genre into this sanctuary of opera, ballet, and classical music.  We also hear from our correspondent in Lebanon, Elsa Yazbek, who reports on a new museum in the city of Rachana.

In today's broadcast, and after taking a look at the news, we mark the 20th anniversary of Spain's worst environmental disaster in the form of the Prestige oil tanker spill. We also talk to one-man band Cornelius in Madrid's Casa de Campo park.

In today's broadcast, and after taking a look at the news, we interview Olivia Mandle, a 15-year-old activist from Barcelona who has been nicknamed 'The Spanish Greta Thunberg' for her contribution to the fight against climate change and her defence of animal rights. We talk about her latest campaign to end dolphin captivity in Spain and her views on the current climate crisis. To find out more about her, visit her website www.oliviamandle.com.

In today's broadcast, after taking a look at the news, we remember the figure of Spanish playwright, Jacinto Benavente, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his Nobel Prize. We also tell the story of Osel Hita, a Spanish child who was thought to be the reincarnation of Buddhist Lama Yeshe. And our correspondent in Lebanon reports on a cholera outbreak in the Middle East.

In today's broadcast, after taking a look at the news, we visit the ACME Estudio in Madrid and talk to one its founders, Debora Levy. This innovative project, which she and two colleagues lauched two years ago, is a multipurpose studio and a space for artistic production that aims not just to help artists create, but also to bring them together in a dynamic community in which synergies and shared knowledge bear fruit in the form of new and unexpected artistic creations.

In today's broadcast, and after having a look at the news, we interview Dr. Richard Pebody, the Head of the High Threat Pathogen Team at the World Health Organization's regional office for Europe. He gives us an overview on the Covid-19 situation in Europe and talks about what to expect this coming winter. We also revisit the French Canadian circus Cirque du Soleil who have just arrived in Madrid with their show 'Luzia'.

Two great minds of the twentieth century meet in Paris, and so blooms a friendship that is now explored in the newest exhibition of Madrid'sThyssen-Bornemisza Museum. Picasso-Chanel brings together artpieces from the two titans and explores the influence they had on each other. Also after the news in today's broadcast, a Spanish chocolatier becomes 'World Chocolate Master'.

The English Language Broadcasts marks Halloween by recounting a 'real' possession case that occured here in Madrid in the 90s, as well as spooky traditions and beliefs from the northern region of Galicia. We also end our segment on 10 horror movies made in Spain.

In this broadcast, Yolanda Pividal discusses her documentary 'A witch story', a film that tackles the origins of the myth of witchcraft and the systematic persecution of women dating back to the Salem Witch Trials. Our correspondant in Lebanon, Elsa Yazbek, reports on a historic agreement between Lebanon and Israel. We also approach our final recommendation on 10 Spanish Horror Movies.