Luca Morocutti welcomes you to Martina Del Piccolo's book presentation at Teatro Gnuffe Zvandi Udin.
1. Ce Fâ? aired on April 10, 2026, with hosts Luca Morocutti and Ferdinando covering cultural events for the Friday and the coming weekend in Friuli-Venezia Giulia.
2. The show's regular co-host Ferdinando is greeted with a reminder to acknowledge listeners, establishing the warm and slightly playful dynamic between the two.
3. The episode opens with an announcement that the hosts will attend the book presentation for Martina Del Piccolo's work at Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine's author foyer as part of the 'Waiting for the Night of the Readers' series.
4. Walter Tomada's third-edition book 'La Faglia Dentro — Cosa Resta del 6 maggio 1976' is presented with Tomada himself, editor Massimiliano Santarossa Mandimax, and author Martina Del Piccolo at Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine.
5. The host frames the earthquake book as part of a long series of natural disasters across Friulian history, from local tremors to the Andes diaspora, describing the 1976 earthquake as a foundational moment for the region.
6. 'Un Volo di Aquile che ha Attraversato l'Oceano' — a theatrical piece about Friulian emigration to Uruguay and Argentina — is announced at the Benoit de Cecco Theatre of Codroipo, featuring texts by Carlotta Del Bianco, Maurizio Mattiuzza, and Alvise Nodale.
7. Daniele Fabbri's stand-up show 'Clito Ridere,' described as tackling sexual taboos, plays at Capoluogo Apporti, with the hosts noting it is a form that used to be called cabaret.
8. Marina Massironi is presented in 'Maccherazza di Otello Porta' at Auditorium Malafratta in San Daniele, with the host noting her TV audience from 'Aldo, Giovanni e Giacomo' alongside her theatre work.
9. A Ljubljana-based performance group (Iana Puppet d'Anne) is previewed at Kavarna Max — described as a café-bookshop-cultural centre — with the host reminiscing about his first visits to Ljubljana in the 1980s when the city felt 'different.'
10. The host announces that the Ljubljana group includes musician Andrea Chiodo, performing in rhyme-based theatrical form.
11. The Link Media Festival ('dietro le quinte della notizia') in Trieste features Giovanni Floris, Diana Paoli, and Nicoletta Romeo in the main arena and Carlo Verdelli at a separate slot, with the journalism prize going to Marianna Aprile.
12. Lino Straulino, a Friulian musician, is mentioned in connection with a civic centre event in Chiarlins, with the host noting his unexpected contemporary style.
13. A philosophical broadcaster named Giorgio Maria Cornelius is announced for a poetry event in a Udine tribunal parking lot — the host imagines attendees arriving in cars and jokes about the unusual venue.
14. Presentations include Roberto Gardinetti's 'Economy and Societies in Friuli in the Digital and Global Era' at the churches of Tordipordenone, and Monica Emanuelli's 'Vergidure' at the Feltrinelli libraries in Udine.
15. Fondazione Friuli hosts 'Vita Dentro, Città Sanscrita,' an exhibition of photographs by Alberto Moretti focused on ALS (SLA) patients, with the official inauguration on Saturday.
16. The Jazz concert at the Couch of Udine features the Cedarwood group (Samuel, Stefano Nialpiano, Giovanni Gorgoni, Andrea Pivetta) playing in the style of Cedar Walton.
17. The Orne Trio (Paolo Ius, Mariano Bulligan, Giorgio Giacobbe) perform Friulian-language music at Casa Upa di Udine, with their album 'Epoche.'
18. A Cinema Zero Pordenone screening of Lina Wertmüller's 'Swept Away' prompts Ferdinando's 'Lina who?' response and a brief but sharp host rant about cultural amnesia and arts defunding.
19. The episode has the format of a rapid-fire events calendar broken up by personal digressions and comic exchanges between Morocutti and Ferdinando.
20. The ideal listener is a culturally engaged Friulian who wants a comprehensive Friday guide; those outside the region will find most listings geographically irrelevant.
