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Ce fâ 11.04.2026

April 11, 2026·38 min·3 clips

The host reveals Boris Johnson as the INC Media Festival's guest in Trieste, immediately quipping 'get him out of Europe immediately' and calculating the cost of bringing him to Friuli.

1. Ce Fâ? aired on April 11, 2026 in a version that includes US Eastern Bank advertising, indicating distribution through a syndicated or aggregated audio platform alongside the Friulian broadcast. 2. The programme's co-hosts — including Ferdinando Passone — cover cultural events for the weekend of April 11-13, 2026 across Friuli-Venezia Giulia. 3. The episode opens with the recurring 'Martians listening' anecdote, citing the Bologna and Ronchi di Monfalcone aircraft-frequency incidents as documented cases. 4. Leonardo Zanier, the poet of Friulian emigration, is previewed in a theatrical reading series at Villa d'Oro and San Giorgio di Noiari. 5. The Udine Burlesque Festival is announced at Palamostri di Udine, followed by Stivalaccio e Teatro's 'Strighi e Maledette' at Ciese dei Forneis, a show rooted in 16th-century Valcamonica witch-trial stories. 6. Daniela Cristofori and Giacomo Poretti star in 'Condominium Mon Amour,' a comedy about human relations and automation in a Milan condominium, at the Teatri di Pontebba. 7. Madame Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini continues at Teatro Verdi Trieste with Alice Quatrilli performing through Sunday. 8. The 16th edition of the Forma Free Music Impulse Festival at Teatro Luigi Bon di Colugna features Nicola Seremondino presenting 'Eratico,' Massimo Silverio, Toni Cutrone, and Beach in Bias — the latter noted for their recent collaboration with Bonnie Prince Billy and Natural Information Society. 9. Sir John Elliot Gardiner conducts the Constellation Choir and Orchestra in an all-Bach programme at Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine, with soloists Ilari Cronin (soprano), Jonathan Langley (tenor), and Jack Comfort (bass). 10. The host clarifies that 'Sir' is a British honorary title, not simply 'Signor,' prompting the same 'we would never be Sir' exchange with Ferdinando as appears in the companion episode. 11. Satiro Teatro di Treviso previews 'Fradeo, Solco, Mare e Luna' at the intimate Ruffo theatre in Sacile. 12. The finissage of the Ville Manin 'Confini' exhibition and the Notte dei Confini multisensory event close at the Passariano estate. 13. Ferdinando Passone is named as a juror for the Vos de Basse prize alongside Gianluca Franco and Diego Navarria, at Villa d'Oro di San Giorgio di Noiari. 14. Boris Johnson is announced as a guest at the INC Media Festival in Trieste, with the host delivering hairdresser jokes and calling for his immediate expulsion from Europe. 15. The Adunade dai Furlans takes place the following day, with readings by Sandro Fabbro, Giovanni De Luca, and Igor Londoro on Friulian identity and dialect literature. 16. Corte di Lunas present 'Schiaraciule e Maraciule,' the Inno del Friuli they co-authored, at the Adunade gathering. 17. The Tarcin art shows include 'Alberi tra Cielo e Terra' at Palazzo Frangipane, featuring works by Antonella Uliana, Antonella Ungaro, Maria Grazia Reniere, and Michela Sbuelzi. 18. Rock in the City at the Giardino di Udine features DJ Taffy, the Borderlines, LDV, and La Dolce Vita; Show Your Swing closes the 2025-2026 swing season at the Ottagono di Codroipo. 19. The episode includes cinema announcements: 'Il Mago del Cremlino' by Oliver Assayas and 'Non Sono Soli' at Splendor di San Daniele; Ariston Trieste screens 'The Stranger' and other films. 20. The ideal listener is a Friulian resident or diaspora member seeking a comprehensive events guide; those unfamiliar with the region's geography and cultural scene will find most of the listings geographically specific.

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