MOKAST
Lucas AmandiStorie che durano un caffè. Ogni GIOVEDÌ raccontiamo qualcosa per rilassarci, riflettere e godersela qualche minuto. Scritto e narrato da Lucas Amandi.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Language |  Italian | Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSelf-ImprovementPersonal JournalsSociety & Culture |
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Oggi parliamo dell’importanza di dire “grazie” attraverso la figura del consulente... un’immagine che può diventare emblematica per qualcuno, come per i personaggi di oggi! C'è chi lo idolatra come l’eroe di un film, mentre altri lo credono invischia... more
Parliamo di sapori! Parliamo per metafore! Parliamo di ciò che dà gusto alla vita! Di che parliamo? Di MoKast... il podcast di storie che durano un caffè. In questa puntata dedichiamo i minuti ai sapori del mondo, facendo un paragone con le nostre es... more
Nella puntata di oggi, leggiamo un estratto da "Intanto, mi dissocio" di Luca Adami: la quinta parte del racconto "Pezzi di Monica"... quella in cui avviene la rinascita dopo una fallita storia d'amore. Perché abbiamo scelto proprio questo pezzo? Per... more
La puntata è dedicata ai compleanni e ai traguardi raggiunti nel tempo! Avete mai buttato un occhio sul passato? Siete soddisfatti o ansiosi all'idea? E come si può trasformare l'ansia in eccitazione? Ne parliamo oggi... con Lucas Amandi!
Ecco un episodio leggero che parla del mondo! Quale mondo? Quello che vorreste! In una manciata di minuti affrontiamo la visione dei bambini e proponiamo un esperimento per gli adulti. Con Lucas Amandi.
Un estratto dal libro "Intanto, mi dissocio" che introduce l'avventura dell'alienato Sonny Bòï, in questa fase ancora embrionale. Riuscirà a presentarsi in soli tre minuti?
Nell'episodio di oggi affrontiamo il tema della pausa, intesa sia come momento di riflessione personale, sia come stacco da un'abitudine o una routine... finanche quelle della società!
La Chiusa Cattolica e i Papocchi… Il Pastore Tedesco e il Fremito Polacco… Papa Imbroglio e la Città del Vaticogne! Questa puntata speciale di “MoKast - Storie che durano un caffè” è dedicata alla satira religiosa… e che il cielo ce la mandi buona!
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