L'Oro in Bocca - Le interviste | con Guido Beretta

L'Oro in Bocca - Le interviste is a brisk, Belluno-centered interview show with a wide civic appetite. Its episodes begin with real things happening nearby: a book presentation, a theatre production, a referendum debate, a music program, a dossier on Olympic costs. From there, the conversations widen. A segment with Chiara Sacchet about Wu Ming 2’s new book opens into history, workers’ villages, landscape, and the way fiction can talk about the present through the past. A discussion with Fabio Tullio of Legambiente turns the Olympics into a question of money, infrastructure, local consent, and who is left maintaining the party after it ends. The show is not afraid of heavier ground. Conversations with Marco and Caterina of Mediterranea With Palestine linger on monitoring, interposition, occupation, violence, and the difficulty of telling what is happening without flattening human lives into slogans. Other episodes stay closer to the local arts scene. Francesco Portunato’s theatre conversation moves from jokes and studio chatter into the serious challenge of making dialect carry drama rather than easy comedy. The Casa dei Beni Comuni episode maps an April calendar of concerts, murals, photography, and political-cultural gathering, with Lorenzo Bogo and Eric Kuhl describing music as both listening practice and local infrastructure. Even the referendum special with Gaetano Rizzo keeps the format conversational while pushing into constitutional reform, the judiciary, institutional credibility, and citizen trust. The show’s appeal is not polish. It is proximity. People correct themselves, circle back, interrupt lightly, and return to the useful details: where something happens, who is involved, and what is at stake. L'Oro in Bocca - Le interviste makes Belluno feel like a place where books, activism, theatre, music, and politics are all part of the same ongoing argument.