Sotto la lente

Sotto la lente is a Radio Spazio interview format that brings a single topic into close focus. It has a civic newsroom feel. The show favors direct questions, guests, and enough context for listeners to understand both the immediate story and the larger frame around it. Its center of gravity is Friuli, but its field of view is much wider. Local issues sit beside international crises without being treated as lesser or greater by default. A discussion of cancer prevention with Diego Serraino becomes a practical conversation about public health and responsibility. A report on Rinascita in Fattoria follows how farms can become places of inclusion, memory, confidence, and relationship for people with disabilities. A conversation with Diego Abenante shifts the lens to Iran, Israel, the United States, and the danger of misreading complex regimes. Syria is handled through personal history, journalism, repression, return, and the fragile language of hope. Cultural life also matters here. Filosofia in città brings war, peace, international law, and public thought into Udine’s civic calendar. The effort to rebuild a city band treats music as both discipline and social glue. The In file episode reaches into Friulian memory, reconstruction, earthquake anniversaries, language, and the value of looking from the outside. The show’s texture is plainspoken and interview-led. It does not chase spectacle. Its strength is proximity: a curator, psychologist, professor, journalist, musician, or cultural organizer is given space to explain the thing they know. For listeners, the reward is a steady stream of informed local and global context, shaped by people who are already inside the story.