Exploring the Vibrant Neighborhood of Bairro Alto in Lisbon

In this episode, the hosts kick off with a casual conversation about their recent weeks and personal experiences. They dive into the topic of Bairro Alto, a historic neighborhood in Lisbon renowned for its vibrant nightlife. Sharing personal stories of their nights in Bairro Alto, they recount amusing encounters with drinks and hangovers.

Bairro Alto's rich history as an aristocratic and journalistic district, as well as its association with prostitution, is also discussed. The hosts highlight the neighborhood's significance in the realm of culture and arts, with its theaters and cultural spaces.

Popular bars and restaurants in Bairro Alto, such as "Ponto à Pena" and "Snobe," are mentioned, evoking memories of delicious meals and lively atmospheres. Guest speaker Rita Magafa de Carvalho shares her own experiences in Bairro Alto during her college and post-college years.

The episode delves into the transformation of Bairro Alto over the years, particularly in the 90s. The "Snobe" restaurant-bar, once a hotspot for journalists, is reminisced as a place known for its food and ambiance. While the neighborhood faced safety concerns, including theft and trafficking, the hosts note that violence has decreased over time.

The conversation takes an unexpected turn as the hosts discuss the nostalgia surrounding 90s household appliances, such as the yogurt maker. They recall the joy of making homemade yogurt, even though the results didn't always match store-bought ones. The versatile Bimby appliance is also mentioned as a popular 90s gadget.

The episode concludes with the hosts teasing the idea of dedicating an episode to 90s household appliances. Additionally, they announce an upcoming live show on October 20th and encourage listeners to follow them on social media for updates.

Remembering School Days and 90s Nostalgia

In this episode, the hosts take a trip down memory lane and share their experiences as students in school. They discuss the Swiss army knife's significance and reminisce about their time as class representatives, recalling the respect they received from teachers.

The challenges of folding paper and making presentations are also explored, highlighting the growth and learning experiences they encountered. The hosts express excitement over receiving their class schedules and the freedom of having free periods.

Buying lunch tickets and eating in the school cafeteria is another topic of conversation, evoking memories of shared meals and camaraderie. They touch on their least favorite subjects, including physics and psychology, and briefly discuss music education and their personal musical preferences.

The episode concludes with the hosts announcing an upcoming live show on October 20th. They encourage listeners to follow them on social media for updates and to join them for a trip down memory lane.

An Incredible Journey Through "Redes e Etc." (Networks and Etcetera)

In this episode, the speaker embarks on an incredible journey through the topic of "redes e etc." (networks and etcetera). They begin by mentioning a busy and radical week, setting the tone for the discussion.

The phrase "vamos à revista" (let's go to the magazine) is repeated multiple times, indicating a desire to explore a publication or magazine. The speaker expresses a negative view of life, stating that it is not good, perhaps reflecting on personal experiences or observations.

The phrase "já ouço a festa" (I already hear the party) suggests that the speaker is already anticipating or hearing a party, adding an element of excitement to the episode. A sudden exclamation of "MÃO!" (hand) interrupts the conversation, potentially signaling a change in topic or a call for attention.

Note: This episode is in Portuguese.

Neste episódio a Rita, o David e os Pedros falam de macacos espanhóis, senhoras de prostíbulos, do Bairro Alto em Lisboa e, claro, continuam a falar do Regresso às Aulas.