Hosted by Ana Tagliati · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 255 episodes
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Ana Tagliati is a 30-year-old Brazilian, who will discuss different matters of daily life and current situations, from a Brazilian point of view. Follow the podcast on Instagram!https://www.instagram.com/thebrazilianpovpodcast/
Ana Tagliati hosts The Brazilian point of view, a science show with 255 episodes published.
For this week's episode, I decided to get into World Cup mode and get into what many have been talking about: Neymar being called up. I talk about the event, the marketing behind it and the fan reaction. I also talk abou
For this week's episode, I thought about doing a little reflection on the use of AI, the digital world, social media use and the rise of offline activities. I also talk about how more people have been reading books, and
For this week's episode, I circle back to talk about the genocide in Palestine, the role of Brazil against and in economic support of Israel, and the abduction of activists Thiago Ávila and Saif Abukeshek by Israel. I al
For this week's episode, I talk about turning 30, the pressure of looking younger, getting Botox, and being skinnier. I also talk about the expectations for a 30-year-old, the joke around being 30, advancing in your care
The podcast's back! In this episode, I talk about taking an unannounced break (sorry about that!), what I've been up to, and quitting my job and moving out of Edinburgh. I also talk about what's been going on in Brazilia
For this week's episode, I talk about how the media reports and portrays news in Brazil and around the world. I also talk about recent developments in Brazilian politics and in the Gaza conflict. Hope you guys enjoy it!
For this week's episode, I get into the UK's public health system, the NHS, its issues, and my experiences with it. I talk about the pharmacy services, being treated in different situations by different types of nurses a
For this week's episode, I talk about Migrant Women Press' recent event, which launched their first-ever physical magazine with a panel of women talking about gender-based violence against women. I also talk about menstr
For this week's episode, I cover the recent anti-immigration policies released by the UK government, how they're going to affect legal migrants, the consequences for the UK's economy, and how the BBC reacted to the news.
For this week's episode, I talk about the Iran vs Israel war, the US getting involved, feeling overwhelmed by the news and the Brazilian who fell into a volcano in Indonesia. I also talk about balancing out the content o
For this week's episode, I talk about the manosphere and how you can find it everywhere: from politicians, on the bus and even on Love Island. I also talk about the genocide in Gaza, how the countries and celebrities sta
For this week's episode, I talk about recent political movements in Brazil. I talk about the recent law project the Congress tried to pass, how the population reacted and went to the streets, and how it ended up. I also
For this week's episode, I talk about having multiple health issues, trying to manage them all at once, and how PCOS affects women physically and mentally. I also talk about finding health and skincare information online
For this week's episode, I talk about Bolsonaro being sentenced to jail, the behind-the-scenes in Brazilian politics and the trial, violence against women and Charlie Kirk. I also talk about the online reaction that Char
For this week's episode, I talk about Love is Blind UK Season 2. I talk about the couples, their journeys, and most importantly: the reunion. Hope you guys enjoy it! Make sure to follow, subscribe and review this podcast
For this week's episode, I talk about the sexualization of young people online, the recent case and exposé in Brazil, and how the law is changing. I also talk about keeping kids safe online, banning cell phones for young
For this week's episode, I talk about the many festivals that happen in Edinburgh in the month of August. I also talk about how different the festival has been in the past three years, what's in it, if I would recommend
For this week's episode, I talk about how it feels to be the eldest daughter. Hope you guys enjoy it! Make sure to follow, subscribe and review this podcast! Follow the podcast on Instagram:
For this week's episode, I talk about the stress of moving while living normal life as an adult, packing, and a million other stressful things altogether. Hope you guys enjoy it! Make sure to follow, subscribe and review
For this week's episode, I talk about going back home for 2 weeks for a family party, doctors' appointments, tests and diagnosis, managing health issues and exploring my hometown. I also talk about going through a gluten
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The Brazilian point of view is hosted by Ana Tagliati. The show is categorised under science (social) and has published 255 episodes.
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