Carne Cruda Podcast

In this Carne Cruda Extra 'Derroteros' segment, writer Sabina Urraca leads a 38-minute cultural and linguistic walkthrough of 'pluma' — the Spanish term for effeminacy in gay men — tracing its etymology from Greek and Roman sources through Oscar Wilde's 1895 trial, the Butch-Femme dress codes of 1910-1950, and into contemporary apps like Grindr.

In this Carne Cruda Extra episode, writer Sabina Urraca explores 'pluma' — the set of gestural, vocal, and stylistic traits commonly associated with gay and lesbian visibility.

Carne Cruda #1647 analyzes the geopolitical situation after the US-Iran ceasefire announced on April 8, which Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif brokered, as Israel simultaneously launched its largest bombing campaign on Lebanon since the war began — over 100 attacks in under 10 minutes, killing at least 254 people including a dozen mourners at a funeral in the Bekaa.

This episode critiques the resurgence of extreme thinness as a political tool to control women's bodies through media, diet culture, and beauty standards.

Este episodio presenta una entrevista con el actor Miguel Rellán, destacando su personalidad divertida y cariñosa, y discutiendo su dificultad para decir no a propuestas.

This episode critiques the absurdity of global politics, focusing on Donald Trump's erratic threats against Iran and satirical calls for guillotining monarchs and politicians.

This episode features a reflective conversation with Santiago Alba Rico, exploring philosophical themes against realism amidst current civilizational tensions and the search for meaningful action.

This episode features a mother and her two daughters discussing how one daughter became a producer for the podcast after listening from abroad, highlighting themes of family, inspiration, and overcoming challenges.

This episode explores the fan phenomenon throughout history, discussing how fandom has always existed but evolved in its manifestations and scale with changing media and cultural contexts.

This episode explores how Generation Z is transforming nightlife by shifting from traditional clubbing and alcohol consumption toward healthier alternatives like meditation, daytime raves, and self-care.

This episode explores Rojava, a libertarian utopia in Kurdish Syria, as a realized political model of autonomy, equality, and direct democracy, inspired by anarchist and feminist principles.

Santiago Alba Rico discute con el anfitrión sobre la obsesión de los millonarios tecnológicos (Tecnobros) con la inmortalidad y sus implicaciones elitistas, basándose en una conversación previa con Marta Peirano.

This episode features an interview with conductor Álvaro Gómez, who has Charcot Meritud, a rare degenerative neuromuscular disease, discussing how he defied medical advice to abandon music and instead used it as rehabilitation and his life's passion.

Carne Cruda emite un especial sobre los favoritos a los Goya 40, celebrados el 28 de febrero en el Centre de Convencions Internacionals de Barcelona, con entrevistas a tres directoras y actrices nominadas.

Carne Cruda's episode #1625 examines whether Cuba's revolution is ending under a convergence of pressures: a US embargo since 1962 (estimated $170 billion in cumulative losses), Trump's renewed maritime blockade and 240 sanctions from his first term, the loss of Venezuela's 100,000-barrel-per-day oil supply, and a GDP that has fallen 11% in five years.