Descripción: 

In this breviary we will delve into a phenomenon of contemporary revisions of the medieval from the world of cultural studies.
Diego Rambova, multidisciplinary artist and doctor in art history, who through his long-standing research on queer politics and spirituality, presents us with a concrete landing around witchcraft in the Middle Ages and early Modernity,
presents us with a concrete landing around witchcraft in the Middle Ages and early Modernity;

Diego opens a speculative door to how the traces of witchcraft as eccentric realities can be read to imagine a queer-utopian futurity.

We will also have the voice of Mary Bramble, who is a researcher and disseminator of history, ethnography and magical religious Basque Navarre and Pyrenean folklore.

All this set by the music of Baiuca, Siouxsie and the Banshees and Milladoiro among others.
A program produced by Diego Rambova in collaboration with Inland Radio (Maria Selas and Daniel Durán).