Students from A3 take over the radio to deliver a day packed with comics, talks, and quizzes.
The episode opens with students from A3 introducing their radio takeover, promising a day filled with comics and talks. It begins with a quiz segment asking about Miguel de Cervantes, the 1969 moon landing, and the origins of the Spanish language. A detailed explanation follows on Roman social classes, distinguishing patricians and plebeians, and the role of the tribune of the plebs. The segment on Rome continues with descriptions of clients, slaves, and freedmen, and the structure of the Senate. The narrative shifts to the Punic Wars, highlighting the conflict between Romans and Carthaginians, Hannibal's elephants, and the struggle for the Iberian Peninsula. A cooking segment by Harry provides a recipe for mushroom-shaped eggs with peas and tomato. Another quiz segment tests knowledge on historical events and figures, including the Dukes of Victory and Christopher Columbus. A personal story is told about a boy dealing with the fallout of a fight with his best friend Rolex and his search for a new friend before school starts. This is followed by a reading from a book about the pressures of behaving well before Christmas and fears about Santa Claus. A fable set in the savanna features lion Manolo and leopard Leo, exploring themes of friendship and tribal conflict. A brief segment lists top football players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. The episode includes a Q&A on historical trivia, such as who wrote Don Quixote and the first metal used. It concludes with presentations of haikus and caligrams by students Ariadna, Anne, and Manuel, and a closing thank-you from the hosts.
