Hosted by Enrique Stuyck Romá · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 367 episodes
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A podcast for those who enjoy intelligent humor and the ironic observation of everyday life.Through his letters, Enrique transforms daily anecdotes into sharp reflections on modern society, achieving a blend of warmth and depth that resonates with the audience.It is a space to laugh, think, and find in the ordinary an endless source of inspiration and lighthearted critique.
Enrique Stuyck Romá hosts Letters to the Editor, a society show with 367 episodes published.
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Today letter begins like this: "It took a beautiful woman and an excellent dermatologist accustomed to healing the body's wounds to speak to me for the first time of the suffering of the soul..." A podcast for those who
Today letter begins like this: "I have just renewed my national identity card and being a cautious type I am planning to book an appointment to renew it again when it next expires..." A podcast for those who enjoy intell
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Today letter begins like this: "Fear of the unknown is to a certain extent irrational, though understandable. Fear in the face of real and proven danger, however, is also irrational..." A podcast for those who enjoy inte
Today letter begins like this: "The level of surrealism in politics is such that I sometimes wonder whether the many television series devoted to these subjects are inspired by..." A podcast for those who enjoy intellige
Today letter begins like this: "Farce, comedy, chaos or comic sketch, depending on how one looks at it, are all variations of the same mechanism..." A podcast for those who enjoy intelligent humor and the ironic observat
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Letters to the Editor is hosted by Enrique Stuyck Romá. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 367 episodes.
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