"Agora... Acontece!": the differences between Brazil and Portugal...

In this program, journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho talks with 3 Brazilians and 1 Portuguese about the differences between daily life in Brazil and Portugal.

A conversation with Maria Helena Valente Rosa, from the Portuguese Ministry of Education, about the scholarships granted to Timorese people in Portugal.

In the year that the centenary of the Brazilian poet Carlos Drumond de Andrade was celebrated, this program presented two poems in the voice of Lauro Moreira: Hand in hand and Love in its time.

Interviews with the group Modas À Margem do Tempo, composed of four Portuguese and one Brazilian.

The engineer Alberto Rui Machado, was President of the Cape Verdean Federation of Organization presents the album "Lisboa nos cantares cabo-verdianos" which is a collection of Cape Verdean poems that have Lisbon as their main subject.

Né Ladeiras presents the album "Da minha voz" with the collaboration of African, Brazilian and Portuguese artists.

Conversation with economistMário Máximo, about his album "Dizer Pessoa", which includes 17 poetic texts from the Portuguese Fernando Pessoa.

In this program, journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho talks with Teresa Rita Lopes, a professor specializing in the Portuguese language, mainly in the works of the Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa.

The journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho talks with Maria Helena Mira Mateus, a Portuguese linguist known mainly for her work in phonology and prosody of the Portuguese language.

An interview with Sérgio Godinho, poet, composer, Portuguese interpreter about his album "Irmão do Meio" with the participation of Portuguese and Brazilian performers such as "Xutos e Pontapés", "Gaiteiros de Lisboa", Teresa Salgueiro, Caetano Veloso, Milton Nascimento and Gabriel O Pensador.

A conversation about the album "Navegantes" authored by Projeto Treinados, which is composed of three Portuguese musicians and the Brazilian singer José Renato.

The release of "A Música em Pessoa", on the 50th anniversary of the death of the Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa. Performed by great Brazilian artists, such as Jô Soares, Marco Nanini and Tom Jobim.

Interview with the Brazilian singer and composer Zeca Baleiro.

In this program the journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho presents the album "Jacarandá" by the Portuguese composer, musical director and guitarist Pedro Jóia. The songs are sung by great Brazilian performers, such as Elba Ramalho, Ney Matogrosso, Daniela Mercury and Zélia Duncan.

Interview with the Portuguese journalist Carlos Fino, who was awarded the title of Honorary Citizen of Brasilia.

Presentation of the instrumental album "Choro de longe" authored by two Brazilian musicians living in Portugal: Edu Miranda and Tunico Goulart. In another excerpt of this program, there is an interview with the Portuguese writer, professor of philosophy and essayist Miguel Real.

Interview with the Portuguese fado singer Kátia Guerreiro, who was born in South Africa.

A conversation with the Portuguese MEP Ilda Figueiredo, who has worked and defended the rights to maintain Portuguese culture and language in the European Union.

In this program, the journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho talks with the Brazilian singer Paula Morelenbaum, who for more than ten years sang alongside Tom Jobim. In her album "Berimbaum" she performs poems by Vinícius de Moraes.

Presentation the album of Forró "Até o dia clarear" of the Brazilian band Novo Nordeste. The program ends with the Brazilian ambassador Lauro Moreira, who was the first ambassador of Brazil to the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP), reciting the poem "Mário de Andrade Ausente" by the Brazilian poet Manoel Bandeira.

Terrakota,, a music group, presents its second album, entitled "Húmus Sapiens". The album was recorded in Dakar, Africa and the Portuguese music band draws on influences from African, Caribbean, Indian and the Middle East music.

The journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho talks with the Portuguese linguist Fernanda Cavacas about her book "The life of words - Lexicon" in partnership with the Portuguese linguist Aldónio Gomes.