www.controradio.it

www.controradio.it is a broad Controradio feed of regional news, interviews, cultural windows, and public-service conversations. Its center of gravity is Tuscany. The episodes move quickly across politics, mobility, environmental pressure, local memory, literature, wine, and municipal life. A political item may track the disputed path toward choosing a regional Garante per l'infanzia, naming candidates, vote rules, quorum doubts, and the absence of hearings. Another reads administrative election polling through Arezzo, Prato, and Pistoia, with turnout treated as a decisive variable rather than background noise. The show is comfortable with numbers. It is also comfortable saying when a public process looks messy. Interviews widen the frame. Paola Colombo discusses the Vicino Lontano festival, the Tiziano Terzani Award, and the case of Alaa Faraj through letters, prison, justice, and memory. Beatrice Ramazzotti brings a personal, place-rooted account of Scarlino, Cala Violina, protected access, over-tourism, archery, and Luciano Bianciardi. Lorenzo Masi speaks through flooded streets, neglected drains, mapping, maintenance, and the need for clearer responsibility in Florence's water system. Tommaso Rosa answers practical questions about Autolinee Toscane, a new app, GPS gaps, skipped stops, tramway changes, and why bus delays ripple across a network. The wine segment adds another register. With Teseo Geri, Vini Tanta Roba treats wine as story, travel, memory, music, and human effort, not only prestige or structure in the glass. The result is a feed with many doors into the same world. It is informed, regional, sometimes impatient, and often grounded in exact places and public consequences. Listeners get useful local texture without losing the larger themes: accountability, movement, preservation, culture, and the stories hidden inside ordinary civic life.