
The Sobremesa Podcast is about modern-day Spanish society, politics and history, without the stereotypes. Please donate at to make the podcast sustainable: www.buymeacoffee.com/thesobremey
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Originally published: 12/07/22
This week's guest is sociologist Nicole Iturriaga who Eoghan talked to about her new book 'Exhuming Violent Histories: Forensics, Memory and Rewriting Spain's Past'. The book provides a detailed case study of Spain’s b... more
Jim Jump, the editor of the poetry anthology "Poems from Spain: British and Irish International Brigaders on the Spanish Civil War", joins Alan to discuss the collection of poems that stretch the length Spanish Civil War and after. All poems were wri... more
2025 was the year Spain stood out in Europe over its clear opposition to the Israeli genocide in Gaza, as well as over its critical stance towards the Trump-led military spending spree in NATO. With the fall of the Social Democrats in Germany, the co... more
Spain is the European Union’s largest fruit and vegetable producer, with exports topping €18 billion in 2024. Yet those whose work sustains this lucrative sector face widespread underpayment and labour rights violations - with some facing extreme exp... more
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Consistently high quality
So I really enjoy the podcasts. I have learned so much more about current Spain. I love the mix of the history and the current events.
I will say the interview with Anita Fuentes was tough for me. Personally I don’t care a flip about actresses or musicians and their opinions about current events. What Rosalia believes are her opinions. They are her opinions and biases.
The Goya’s are not the place for political discussion. It is purely about entertainment. I don’t feel that entertainers are ... more
Only listened to your Catalonia Amnesty episode. I was curious about the image of Spain you were projecting to non-Spanish speakers. As a Spaniard living abroad, I don’t think I can be accused of being trapped in a bubble regarding Spanish politics. Your takes were absolutely one-sided against the unionists, even calling out judicial associations for, in your opinion, issuing clearly “political statements”, without even considering their legal (not political) argument that an amnesty violates th... more
Me gusta escuchar, desde otra mirada y punto de vista, la realidad de este país. Admiro vuestro análisis y objetividad. Y además de todo eso intento mejorar mi comprensión de la lengua inglesa que tanto admiro. Gracias por el tiempo que le dedicáis. 👍👍
I’ve been listening to this pod sporadically for 18 months and it has covered some interesting subjects. However, the new format of joint hosting is a significant improvement and the latest pod about the Russian “ninos” was the best yet.
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Content revolves around the exploration of contemporary Spanish society, politics, and history, breaking free from prevalent stereotypes. Episodes tackle significant historical events and their implications on modern Spanish identity, the intersection of culture and governance, and social dynamics shaped by lingering historical narratives. Notable themes include the legacies of Francoism, the socio-political impacts of the Spanish Civil War, and current issues such as housing crises and national identity in relation to Catalonia. The discussions feature insights from various experts, including historians and sociologists, contributing to a rich tapestry of understanding Spain's current landscape in connection with its past.
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Recent guests on The Sobremesa Podcast include:
1. Jim Jump
2. Joe Haslam
3. Sebastiaan Faber
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5. Sonia Cuesta Maniar
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7. Andrew Dowling
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