In today's broadcast, and after taking a look at the news, we talk to documentary filmmaker Yolanda Pividal, who will be a guest speaker in a convention in Madrid about the origins of Witch Hunting. You'll also hear about the Spanish retiree who has just received the EU's European Citizen's prize thanks to his grassroots campaign to make banks improve their services for the elderly. Stay tuned for the eighth installment of our series recommending 10 Spanish Horror Movies.

In today's broadcast, and after taking a look at the news, we talk about the 'City of Dragons', an event that took place in the city of Cáceres last weekend and that gathered both experts and fandom of the 'Game of Thrones' universe. We interviewed the town councillor for Tourism in Cáceres, Jorge Villar, freelance writer at the Winter is Coming website, Federica Bocco, and writer and screenwriter Matteo Barbagallo. Stay tuned for the seventh installment of our series recommending 10 Spanish Horror Movies.

In today's broadcast, Justin Coe talks to former BBC correspondent in Spain, Frank Smith, who was also a colleague of ours here at the English-language Service of Radio Exterior. With Frank, we mark the 100th anniversary of the British Broadcasting Company and continue our series recommending 10 Spanish Horror Movies.

In today's broadcast, after taking a look at news in Spain, we review the award winners of the 55th Edition of the Sitges Film Festival, and celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the British Broascasting Company - the BBC. We also visit a shanty town on the outskirts of Madrid and continue with our recommendations on '10 Spanish Horror Movies'.

In today's broadcast, after taking a look at news in Spain, we celebrate 'The Year of Picasso' with a visit to the Mapfre Foundation in Madrid. You'll hear about the exhibition 'Julio González and Pablo Picasso: The Dematerialization of Sculpture', the first in a series of exhibitions that will be taking place in Spain, France and the US over the next year, on the occassion of the 50th aniversary since the Spanish artist Pablo Picasso's death. We also remember María Matilde Almendros, who was once a Radio Host here at Radio Exterior, and continue with our recommendations on '10 Spanish Horror Movies'. 

In today's broadcast, we have a look at news in Spain and we interview engineer and author Ricardo Fernández, who is an expert in Hispanic Heritage History, you'll hear him talk about the Spanish conquest of the Indies, the black legend surrounding the historic events and its legacy in the virtual museum MUCAIN. Stay tuned for another recommendation on the segment about '10 Spanish Horror Movies'.

In today's broadcast, and after we have a look at news from Spain, Justin Coe talks to Miguel Ángel Marín, the director of the Juan March Foundation's department of music. You'll hear about the history and objectives of one of Spain's leading cultural institutions, all of whose exhibitions, concerts, talks and other activities and events are free of charge and open to the general public. We also introduce a special segment on '10 Spanish Horror Movies' that we'll review from today until the 1st of November.

In today's broadcast, we hear news from Spain, and we remember Queen Elizabeth II a month after her passing. You'll hear about her one and only official visit to Spain back in October 1988 as well as some of the old tensions between Britain and Spain. Also, our correspondant Elsa Yazbek reports on the reopening of a hotel in Beirut after it was closed because of damages taken in the 2015 bombing.

We hear news from Spain, celebrate International James Bond Day with flamenco guitarrist 'El Amir' and take a trip inside Tim Burton's mind through the exhibition 'Tim Burton: El Laberinto', an immersive exhibition that recently debuted in Madrid. We hear from the iconic director himself from when he visited the city, and talk to Álvaro Molina, the creative coordinator and head of set design for the exhibition.

After the news, Justin Coe chases off the blues with the help of American bluesman Watermelon Slim, a regular visitor to Spanish blues festivals can clubs.