TDT Podcast

TDT Podcast is a Spanish-language comics roundtable with the energy of friends who have been arguing, recommending, and comparing editions for years. It begins loosely and often stays that way, but the looseness is part of the appeal. A conversation may start with rain, Sevilla, a festival poster, or someone calling in from Venacazón City, then settle into serious attention to comics as a medium and as a habit. The show is strongest when it lets answers breathe. Guests and regular voices talk through examples, correct each other, add context, and keep following the thread until a practical judgment appears. Recent episodes show that range clearly. A Charlitas episode with Sergio, described as a comercial de CD, turns into a detailed walk through upcoming collections, Marvel material, magazines, editions, and the cost of fitting all those books into summer plans. The Úbeda special treats the Festival de Cómic Europeo de Úbeda as more than a calendar item. It talks about characters on the poster, European comics, current authors, exhibitions, and the feeling of a city where comics are lived in public. Review episodes are smaller but often more personal. A TDT Mini can begin as a simple one-comic-each format and drift into childhood streets, improvised football goals, the end of youth, first love, and the memory of a life before mobile phones. The show also handles creator conversation with patience. In the Tirso Con episode, talk around Abandonados moves toward pets, older people, institutional neglect, grief, and the need for lived truth inside fiction. TDT is not polished product talk. It is warmer, messier, and more useful than that. The panel can be blunt, affectionate, distracted, very funny, and suddenly precise about artists, formats, publishers, and reading experience. It suits listeners who already care about comics and want a show that treats them as culture, craft, commerce, and personal history at the same time.