Roda Viva

Roda Viva interviews constitutional law professor Conrado Hübner Mendes about the Supreme Court's crisis, focusing on the investigation of Justice Alexandre de Moraes.

Roberto Menescal discusses the origins of Bossa Nova, recalling the spontaneous gatherings at Nara Leão’s apartment and the influence of pioneers like Johnny Alf.

In this Roda Viva episode, PT candidate Fernando Haddad discusses his campaign for Governor of São Paulo with journalists and students.

On Roda Viva, education scientist Paulo Blikstein discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on schooling, arguing that technology should empower teachers rather than replace them.

Sila Schumann, CEO of IDEA Institute, discusses Brazilian voting behavior, emphasizing that economic concerns and public security drive decisions more than ideology.

Endocrinologist Bruno Hauptmann discusses obesity as a chronic disease and the rise of GLP-1 medications, criticizing the term "slimming pens" for trivializing treatment.

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Embrapa researcher Mariangela Hungria discusses Brazil’s shift toward regenerative agriculture and the use of biological inputs to reduce reliance on imported chemical fertilizers.

Acclaimed author Ana Maria Machado discusses the challenges of "sensitive reading" and censorship in children's literature, arguing against altering classic texts to avoid offense.