José Maria Pimentel

Miguel Castanho (part 2): Why Is It So Hard to Create New Medicines? Molecular Trojan Horses and Mice on Opioids

Miguel Castanho (part 1): How to Teach in the Age of Distraction and Artificial Intelligence?

Summer Suggestion: Ricardo Paes Mamede and Industrial Policy, the Taboo That Returned to the Center of the Economic Debate

Summer Suggestion: Pedro Bingre do Amaral and the Real Causes of Forest Fires

Pedro Carneiro (part 2): Should teachers be evaluated by their students' results?

Pedro Carneiro (part 1): How to find out what really works in education?

Rita de La Feria (part 2): Why does everyone hate inheritance taxes?

Rita de La Feria (part 1): The fascinating (really!) world of taxes

Alexandre Lourenço and Fernando Leal da Costa (part 2): What would they do if they were Ministers of Health?

Alexandre Lourenço and Fernando Leal da Costa (part 1): What's right and wrong with the SNS?

45 Graus - Feedback on Your Survey Responses

Céu Mateus (Part 2): How Is the National Health Service?

Céu Mateus (Part 1): How Is Healthcare in Portugal?

World Children's Day Special: José Paulo Soares, 22, on social mobility, centralism and making a podcast at 16

Marco Neves (part 2): Our oldest word, wars among linguists, loanwords, and the relationship with Brazil

Marco Neves (part 1): 6500 Years of the History of Portuguese

Steven Pinker: Common knowledge, social media, AI, critical thinking

Debora Revoltella: Europe Creates Companies. Why Doesn't It Make Them Grow?

Nadia Calviño: European Competitiveness Challenges and the Role of the BEI

Pedro Brinca (part 2): Challenges of the EU Economy: Lack of Financing, the Single Market and Energy Costs

Pedro Brinca (part 1): Is the European Economy Falling Behind the US and China?

Ricardo Paes Mamede (part 2): The USA's hidden developmentalist state

Ricardo Paes Mamede (part 1): Industrial policy: the taboo back at the center of the economic debate

Ana Domingos (part 2): Why Obesity Has Been Rising and the Promise of Ozempic

Ana Domingos (part 1): The Science of Obesity: Genes, Calories and Myths

Pedro Conceição (part 2): Impact of AI on Work: Automation or Complementarity?

Pedro Conceição (part 1): Beyond GDP: How Do You Measure a Country's Development?

Live at PodFest: Parity Law, Open Consultation and O Tal Podcast

Maria João Afonso (part 2): Fluid vs. crystallized intelligence, genes vs. environment, personality

Maria João Afonso (part 1): From Intelligence to IQ: What Are We Actually Talking About?

Catarina Botelho (part 2): How far can a President go who wants to stretch the powers the Constitution gives him?

Catarina Botelho (part 1): Semi-presidentialism, powers of the President, the 10 dissolutions of the AR

Special reissue. Nuno Loureiro's legacy in the field of nuclear fusion energy

Ludwig Krippahl (part 2): Moral progress, political commentary, critical thinking, values, controversial science

Ludwig Krippahl (part 1): Philosophy, science, rationality, ethics, abortion

[EN] Francis Fukuyama: Democracy and Populism, USA vs Europe, Immigration and the Digital Revolution

Zita Seabra (part 2): November 25, the PCP from the inside, leaving the party, position on abortion

Zita Seabra (part 1): From utopia to totalitarianism: why did Communism always end in dictatorship?

Américo Nave (part 2): The effectiveness of the Housing First model and what we can do individually

Américo Nave (Part 1): Is It Possible to Imagine a Country Without Homeless People?

Cátia Batista (part 2): What is the impact of emigration on the country of origin? Natural experiments

Cátia Batista (part 1): What is the impact of immigration on the destination country?

Maria Antónia Oliveira (part 2): Does the biographer really get to know the person they're writing about?

Maria Antónia Oliveira (parte1): What is a biographer's work like?

Pedro Bingre do Amaral (part 2): How to Prevent Forest Megafires?

Pedro Bingre do Amaral (part 1): The Real Causes of Forest Fires

Patrícia Fernandes and Miguel Vale de Almeida (part 2): The Radicalization of Social Networks, the Radical Right, the Challenge of Immigration and Gender Theories

Patrícia Fernandes and Miguel Vale de Almeida (Part 1): Systemic Injustices or Woke Culture? The New Left Under Discussion

Pedro Correia: Physical Exercise, Longevity, Measuring Our Fitness [special reissue]

Teresa Paiva: The Science of Sleep [special reissue]

Essay: 'Why Are the Populists Rising?' The Digital Revolution in Information and How to Reinvent Liberal Democracy

Guilherme Geirinhas (part 2): Politics vs football, creative process, neuroticism in comedy, series Vai Correr Tudo Bem

Guilherme Geirinhas (part 1): Bom Partido's secret to getting politicians talking about themselves

Simone Tulumello and Vera Gouveia Barros (part 2): Do We Need More Public Housing or to Make Private Construction Easier?

Simone Tulumello and Vera Gouveia Barros (part 1): Rent Control in Housing – Urgent or Counterproductive?

Ricardo Araújo Pereira pt2: Satire, self-deprecating humor, relationship with the audience [Special reissue]

Ricardo Araújo Pereira pt1: From Humor to Freedom of Expression, and Vice Versa [Special reissue]

Luís Bettencourt: From the Brain to Cities: How the Science of Complex Systems Explains (Almost) Everything

Paulo Gama Mota: Biology and Culture, the Evolution of Human Nature

Bruno Sousa: Space Exploration - ESA, interplanetary missions and human missions to Mars

António Costa Silva: An independent in government, between the tyranny of the short term and an elephant in the public administration

Duarte Costa (Volt): United States of Europe, social liberalism and evidence-based policies.

Simone Tulumello and Vera Gouveia Barros: How to Solve the Housing Crisis?

Henrique Prata: Mental Health, Depression, Sleeping Better and the Risks of Cannabis

Emília Vieira: The fear that costs dearly – why don't we invest our savings in stocks?

Hugo Penedones: The AI Revolution in Science (and the Incredible Story of a Nobel Prize)

45 Graus: New Season on Expresso

Workshop: "Why Does Politics Divide Us?"

#180 Pedro Tadeu - Does it still make sense to be a communist?

Critical Thinking Course

#178 João Miguel Tavares - The New Media Revolution and the Future of Information

#177 Pedro Siza Vieira - What if the PT economy is better than people think?

#176 Nuno Palma - “The Causes of Portuguese Backwardness”

#175 Miguel Herdade - Better education, better public policies

#174 Zita Marinho - How do the algorithms of ChatGPT and other Large Language Models work?

Extra: Álvaro de Vicente - Better safe than sorry: the EU's Humanitarian Aid in disaster preparedness

#173 José Gomes André - History and peculiarities of the US political system, 20 days from the presidential election

#172 José Gameiro - “What does a couples therapist learn about relationships and people?”

#171 Diana Grilo Silva - Reinventing organizations: less hierarchy, autonomy and radical feedback