Hablemos de Convivencia

Hablemos de Convivencia is a Spanish-language BCN Radio program about disability, accessibility, rights, and shared public life. It comes from the radio of the Library of the Congress of the Nation, and that institutional setting matters. The show repeatedly treats disability as part of citizenship, culture, family life, and policy, rather than as a separate social category. Its style is direct and participatory. Studio greetings, production chatter, acknowledgments to the technical team, and social media reminders sit beside serious conversations about discrimination, autonomy, and representation. That mix gives the program a live-radio texture. It can be loose for a moment, then quickly become focused. Recent episodes discuss accessible theater experiences, workplace inclusion, independent living, diagnosis, public events, academic presentations, and the social habit of infantilizing disabled people. The most effective passages turn practical detail into a rights frame. A family entering an accessible show is not just a nice story; it becomes evidence of what peace and tranquility can feel like when a space works. A conversation about diagnosis becomes a broader rejection of fixed expectations. A discussion of employment becomes a reminder that disabled adults need tools, respect, and ordinary workplace information, not condescension. The program also has a strong community-building impulse. It asks questions out loud, brings in guests, thanks collaborators, and returns often to the idea of lowering social barriers. Gustavo Fulco, Lola Furcade, and Nico Pantarotto are recurring named presences in the excerpts, with Lola also identified as producer. Guests such as Karina Gershberg and Esequiel Locane bring specific experiences and public work into the conversation. The show suits listeners who want disability discussed with warmth, urgency, and practical language. It is advocacy radio, but not abstract advocacy. Its center is convivencia: the everyday work of making society livable together.