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Sep 24, 2026

Phil GrabskyHOST
9:27
So what was she self-teaching with? Just these terrible accidents.
Phil GrabskyHOST
9:32
There's a tram, not so long ago we did a podcast talking about Gaudi who was killed by a tram.
Phil GrabskyHOST
9:39
Well, they just introduced trams into Mexico City and she was on a bus and the bus driver looked, he'd forgotten that there was this new tramway, if I understand the story correctly, looked the wrong way and the next thing he knew he'd been hit by a tram.
Phil GrabskyHOST
9:56
She gets pierced by the pole that you hold onto when you're standing up basically pierces her, amongst other things, and terrible injuries.
SteliosHOST
29:35
I like the fusing of the architecture.
SteliosHOST
29:37
I must say this, you see this also in Barcelona, especially with Gaudí, the blending of different cultures in architecture.
HarryHOST
29:45
And it feels just European and familiar enough.
SteliosHOST
29:50
Yeah.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:44
Kibbutz Neot Smadar.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:46
An eco-village with an art center built in a Gaudi-like organic style and a winery that people take seriously.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:52
UN Tourism named it one of the world's best tourism villages in 2025.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:57
A kibbutz in the middle of nowhere gets a UN Tourism Award.
ShaliniHOST
41:40
I was like, I want to sit on that chair.
RuchiHOST
41:43
Gaudi could have designed it himself.
ShaliniHOST
41:46
Yeah.
ShaliniHOST
41:47
Gaudi was more about like, you know, like the butt curvature.
RuchiHOST
41:50
Yeah.
RuchiHOST
41:51
Like the angle of the back.
Laman KlarvaHOST
16:32
For this season, I went to Barcelona.
Laman KlarvaHOST
16:34
to see Gaudi's work.
Laman KlarvaHOST
16:36
Step three, come back inspired and a way to go.
Laman KlarvaHOST
16:41
But it didn't work like that.

Unknown podcast

Cuba: El Banco Español de la Isla de Cuba 1 Peso (1896)

Sep 21 · 2 Mentions

speaker_1HOST
13:01
In 1899, utilizing the capital he accumulated in Cuba, he purchased Casa Vicens in Barcelona.
speaker_0HOST
13:07
That's the residence designed by the prominent architect Antoni Gaudi, right?
speaker_1HOST
13:11
Yes.
speaker_1HOST
13:12
Jover utilized his wealth to preserve the architecture of the building, and it remained within his family's possession for over a century.
speaker_0HOST
13:19
The signature on the right side of the obverse is that of Enrique L. Orellana, designated as El Cajero, or the cashier.
speaker_1HOST
13:26
His role involved managing the daily assets, the physical issuance of the notes into the economy, and the internal accounting ledgers of the bank.
Zein GaiaGUEST
19:19
And probably the metal comes from China or I don't know where.
Zein GaiaGUEST
19:25
And it's just like deeply disconnecting because in nature, we know from architects like Antonio Gaudi, he said there are no straight lines in
Julia WeigertHOST
19:34
nature.
Julia WeigertHOST
19:36
Mm-hmm.
Witold RybczynskiGUEST
10:48
Some architects ask questions that the public kind of isn't interested in or maybe is interested in later.
Witold RybczynskiGUEST
10:56
I mean, we're much more interested, I think, in Gaudí today than, unfortunately for him, people were at the time that he was living.
Witold RybczynskiGUEST
11:04
So the-- so this question and answer is a, it's a complicated thing, and it's also very complicated 'cause buildings last a long time.
Witold RybczynskiGUEST
11:13
And, and so those questions or answers to the questions are, are around for a long time, so generations can sort of think about them.
Ian TaylorHOST
41:23
In previous years they've had like a gallery art set, they've had an MCU set, they've had an X-Men 97 set.
Ian TaylorHOST
41:33
Last year they did a Gaudi inspired DC set with like 40s and 50s style artwork in it, which wasn't my taste because I don't like that old style Gaudi square kind of thing.
Ian TaylorHOST
41:44
these however um absolute right who's read the absolute universe dc stuff
KeithPANELIST
41:49
Just that one issue.
Kathleen BentleyGUEST
39:30
Like Lori Carvasi, she was really... what brings the aesthetic.
Kathleen BentleyGUEST
39:35
So Bob has, you know, that French nouveau, very non-linear art deco, kind of Antonio Gaudi, Renaissance, old Europe look.
Kathleen BentleyGUEST
39:48
And then she brought kind of like the frescoes with Steve Kalar too, right? And the Medici Society that it's all ties in.
Kathleen BentleyGUEST
39:57
And then she's really like, the restrooms in the tasting room, they're beautiful.

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