Deforme Semanal
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Isa Calderón and Lucía Lijtmaer riff on feminism and TV history from Spanish stages.
Deforme Semanal Ideal Total turns casual banter into a sharp, unruly tour through contemporary culture. One moment it is dissecting bootcut jeans or Technicolor cinema; the next, it is arguing about autonomy, forgiveness, imposture, or the politics hiding inside everyday taste.
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The format is a two-host conversational panel, built around hosts Isa Calderón and Lucía Lijtmaer, rather than an interview or solo-narration show. A large share of episodes are recorded live in front of an audience, at venues including Teatro de la Latina in Madrid, La Rambleta in Valencia, and stages in Barcelona and Seville, and the hosts regularly reference upcoming tour dates and prior shows. Episodes typically pair a researched segment — on a TV series, a historical figure, or a single abstract theme like dignity or forgiveness — with unscripted tangents, interruptions, and personal anecdotes from the hosts' own lives. Recurring subject matter clusters around feminist readings of pop culture and public figures (Gloria Steinem, Lena Dunham, Britney Spears), close analysis of classic and contemporary television, and narrative retellings of historical women (a London pickpocket, a surrealist artist, women accused of possession). The hosts cite philosophers, biographers, and journalists to back up their arguments, then puncture the seriousness with jokes and self-deprecating asides about disorganization or anxiety. No recurring outside guests appear in the sampled episodes. The show suits listeners who want feminist cultural criticism delivered as comedic, tangent-heavy conversation rather than a tidy explainer, and who don't mind extended personal banter alongside the historical content. Production feels intentionally loose, with overlapping speech and live-show ambiance left in rather than edited out.
Made for: Spanish-speaking listeners interested in feminist cultural criticism, classic TV and film retrospectives, and tangent-heavy two-host comedic conversation.
What sets it apart: Pairs researched cultural-history segments — sitcom retrospectives, feminist biography, historical crime — with unscripted two-host live-show banter, rather than a straight interview or news-recap format.
Deforme Semanal Ideal Total es el radioshow quincenal en el que Isa Calderón y Lucía Lijtmaer desgranan su particular visión de la vida y la cultura contemporánea con risas, explicaciones redundantes y, en definitiva, todo aquello que necesitas saber, sólo para ti. El podcast revelación en castellano de 2020, ganador de dos premios Ondas, y uno de los más escuchados en España y Latinoamérica según Spotify. Ahora con contenidos extra en Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/deformesemanal Info de nuestros directos en https://linktr.ee/deformesemanalidealtotal
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Isa Calderon and Lucia Lijtmaer turn feminist cultural criticism into quick, interruptive comedy without losing sight of the argument.
Deforme Semanal Ideal Total lets Isa Calderon and Lucia Lijtmaer turn large ideas into unruly, funny conversation. Forgiveness, dignity and personal autonomy receive serious attention, yet the discussion keeps veering through clothes, city life, minor accidents and whatever…
Bell-bottoms enter the chat; five minutes later, your theory of forgiveness is on trial.
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A funny, fast argument about pants, image, feminism and the danger of having strong bootcut opinions.
ESTILOSAS is Deforme Semanal Ideal Total in fashion-autopsy mode: video-podcast housekeeping first, then straight into trousers, boots, ponchos, earth tones, and the moral weather around getting dressed in public.
Isabel Calderon and Lucia make autonomy, anxiety, and interruptions feel like one unruly comic argument.
Isabel Calderon and Lucia turn LA POSESION into a loose, combative comedy spiral about autonomy: Madrid anxiety, strangers demanding replies online, feminist self-rule, mental health, fascists, and the humiliating admin of being an adult.
A rowdy Spanish-language comedy argument about forgiveness, Catholic guilt, and apologies that do not deserve a clean ending.
EL PERDON treats forgiveness less like a virtue and more like a trap people set for the injured party. The episode circles performative apologies, premature absolution, Catholic guilt, and the uglier possibility that refusing to forgive can be the more honest act.
A warm, funny Golden Girls ramble with New Year energy, Dorothy worship, and just enough studio chaos left showing.
LAS CHICAS DE ORO QUE MATAN starts as a New Year reset and quickly becomes a fond, chatty salute to The Golden Girls. There is real glee in the new theme from Lorena Alvarez, plus the hosts' refusal to fully let go of No Flowers because, fair enough, identity matters.
A funny, chaotic riff on concert manners, pickpocket lore, impossible jewels, and women squeezed into tiny art-world boxes.
Carterista surrealista opens with concert etiquette, rainy Madrid, and the sacred right to behave badly when the music is not doing it for you, then slips neatly into the glamour of pickpocketing.
A funny, messy defense of dignity as autonomy, with Lena Dunham, bad sex, reverb complaints, and a bruised final kick.
La dignidad takes a grand moral noun and drags it through live-show mess, feminist pop-culture riffing, and a lot of theatrical side-eye. The hosts begin in pure room chaos, worrying about reverb and warning that there will be screaming, then turn dignity into something less…
A loose Spanish comedy ramble where kitchen chaos, My Girl nostalgia, and tour chatter keep mutating into bits.
Puesta de largo is a loose, fast Spanish comedy hang built from tiny mishaps and pop-memory spirals. A cut hand becomes a blood-salad story, a missing phone turns out to have spent three hours in the fridge, and a stray cue of My Girl opens into karaoke, movie trauma, Macaulay…
Sharp Black pop culture commentary with gossip, jokes, and blunt advice.
Awards season, celebrity memoirs, and new music picked apart with host Louis Fertel and guests.
Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.
Graham Clark and Dave Shumka turn one small topic into a full episode of tangents.
Deforme Semanal Ideal Total vincula a Gloria Steinem con la moda, el activismo y la revista Ms., fundada en 1971.
Madrid feels hostile, anxious, and still oddly like home.
Forgiveness gets hauled under the lamp.
This episode explores the use of color in cinema, discussing how specific colors like red and green can define film styles, with references to movies like Vertigo and insights from a book on the topic.
The host introduces an episode about imposture and deception with real appearance, set in Madrid with references to a theater and social media.
The host enthusiastically discusses a song version by Lorena, expressing admiration and suggesting an invitation to dinner.
Deforme Semanal Ideal Total dedica el episodio a Las chicas de oro, la sitcom de 1985 a 1992 con 180 capítulos y cuatro protagonistas: Blanche, Rose, Dorothy y Sofía.
Two friends casually discuss their recent travels to places like Brussels and Galicia, share humorous anecdotes about airport punctuality, and reflect on their busy lifestyles.
This episode discusses the film 'Emergency Exit' by director Luis Miñarro, highlighting it as the last movie featuring actress Marisa Paredes and praising its narrative and visual style.
A speaker humorously claims to embody democracy and connects their family history to the Circle of Fine Arts during a festival celebrating 50 years of democracy in Spain.
The hosts discuss their Barcelona show, recommend the movie Frankenstein by Guillermo del Toro on Netflix, and share personal anecdotes about the film and its cast.
Concert etiquette turns into a fight first.
The host expresses nervousness and dissociation during their first live show since July, questioning their presence but ultimately embracing the experience.
Two hosts engage in humorous banter about life, culture, and personal anecdotes, with a comedic tone.
Two hosts return for a new season of their comedic radio show, discussing summer holidays and teasing a surprise.
A comedic radio show where hosts discuss life and culture with humor and personal anecdotes.
Two hosts banter and introduce their show with a humorous ad and lighthearted conversation.
Dignity, friends.
Arranca con patines, skates y una mano cortada.
A comedic radio show where hosts share their unique take on life and contemporary culture with humor and redundant explanations.
Two hosts engage in playful banter about the word 'bright' and their podcast title, mixing humor with pop culture references.
Two hosts engage in playful, absurd banter about hair, radioactivity, and feminist coldness.
The hosts banter about doing a live show in Barcelona, joking about the early hour and their European audience.
Two hosts banter in Spanish about their backgrounds and a theater venue, setting up a comedic talk show.
Two hosts chat about getting older, makeup, and personal style with a humorous, feminist twist.
Two hosts engage in humorous, chaotic banter about their personal lives and pop culture, with a satirical tone.
Two hosts engage in playful banter about language learning and promote a language app with comedic flair.
Two hosts engage in humorous banter about learning languages and promoting a language app.
Two hosts banter about their New Year's experiences, illnesses, and a fun Christmas night, with jokes and personal stories.
A comedic radio show with live audience banter and satirical commentary on contemporary culture.
Two hosts discuss their podcast title, a movie they liked, and promote their Patreon with humorous banter.
Two hosts engage in playful banter, thanking a collaborator for homemade pasta and joking about repaying her.
The hosts welcome contestants, share a hotel experience, and sing happy birthday to a listener from Mexico.
Two hosts engage in humorous banter about pop culture, including a story about Audrey Hepburn and a trigger warning for a segment on Libertados.
Two hosts banter about their podcast production roles and introduce a discussion on freedom with humorous asides.