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Sagrada Família

Sagrada Família

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Sep 22, 2026

Anjan ChatterjeeGUEST
58:49
evoking feelings of awe and transcendence, right? So like tall spaces.
Anjan ChatterjeeGUEST
58:55
And part of the experience of awe seems to have specific components, which is there is a kind of vastness So it could be the Grand Canyon, but it could be Sagrada Familia, these huge spaces.
Anjan ChatterjeeGUEST
59:18
You feel small in them, but it's the feeling small without feeling insignificant.
Anjan ChatterjeeGUEST
59:26
Like you feel small, but you feel connected to something larger.
Anthony DeLazzariHOST
3:00
Yeah, so that was sweet.
Anthony DeLazzariHOST
3:01
And then, yeah, Bruges, we went to Fatima, Santarém, and then, yeah, a bunch of different ports in Spain, Mallorca, Sagrada Familia in Barcelona again, which is, yeah, just an absolute masterpiece work of art.
Anthony DeLazzariHOST
3:15
Like, it's stunning.
Anthony DeLazzariHOST
3:17
I love everything about it.
Emma RichardsonGUEST
19:07
And the colours of the city and the fact that, you know, there's sea and mountains and there is a lot of art there.
Emma RichardsonGUEST
19:14
And, you know, the Sagrada Familia, first walking inside that place, it's so futuristic and almost quite something.
Emma RichardsonGUEST
19:22
And it definitely fed into... my work and still is influencing me in my painting.
Emma RichardsonGUEST
19:28
Yeah.
Fenton BaileyHOST
41:18
It's going to consist of something like 12,000 pieces, a massive Lego set.
Fenton BaileyHOST
41:24
It is to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the death of the designer of La Sagrada Familia.
Fenton BaileyHOST
41:36
that extraordinary Antonio Gaudi Cathedral, Antonio Gaudi designed cathedral in Barcelona, Spain.
Fenton BaileyHOST
41:44
It looks like nothing on earth.
Avery HarlestonHOST
2:25
What is the most unexpected thing you've discovered while traveling?
Abigail OwenGUEST
2:29
The Sagrada Familia.
Abigail OwenGUEST
2:30
That's one of the, I was not expecting how amazing that was.
Avery HarlestonHOST
2:35
What is your least favorite and most favorite thing about being a Texan?

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Avery HarlestonHOST
13:51
I didn't know any of that.
Xavier HarlstonHOST
13:54
Circling back on the travel, though, what was it that you said was awesome?
Abigail OwenGUEST
13:58
Oh, the Sagrada Familia, which is this gorgeous church in Barcelona, Spain.
Abigail OwenGUEST
14:06
And it was designed by Gaudi.
Ali MortimerHOST
7:52
And top of the list came Barcelona, the city that James and I absolutely loved when we were, I mean, it must have been 30 years ago.
Ali MortimerHOST
8:00
The Sagrada Familia definitely was not built.
Ali MortimerHOST
8:02
And I'm trying to find the photographs of it.
Ali MortimerHOST
8:04
But we loved it.
Ali MortimerHOST
8:57
We lost Willie.
Ali MortimerHOST
8:58
How did we lose Willie in the train station? But we were stood waiting for our train on platform three and we looked across the platforms and there was Willie on the other side on the completely...
Ali MortimerHOST
9:07
I just remembered that we were like run and he's got this big toe and oh my god anyway Willie made it on the train and we got to Barcelona we had the most incredible incredible time I highly recommend it for any of you who've got teenage kids it was wonderful we hired bikes we did the sightseeing we did the shopping we ate some incredible food Willie and I got to lie on our sun lounges we went to the Sagrada Familia I've never seen the boys so invested in culture it was just I highly recommend it.
Ali MortimerHOST
9:35
But I want to take you back to a moment that I had when I was in Barcelona.
Katie McGradyHOST
12:20
It's my favorite block in all of America.
Katie McGradyHOST
12:22
And the fact that Lego actually put together a little real Notre Dame set and now Sagrada Familia.
Katie McGradyHOST
12:29
They have you can build it out of Lego, right? Like even even plastic bricks can help us understand something of the beautiful.
Katie McGradyHOST
12:36
I
Emma Cahill MarronHOST
27:31
They're getting there.
Emma Cahill MarronHOST
27:32
The Sagrada Familia is getting there.
Emma Cahill MarronHOST
27:35
I mean, from when I was a little girl to now, it's changed so much.
Emma Cahill MarronHOST
27:39
Now you can visit the interior.
RebeccaHOST
40:03
So it could just be dice.
CraigHOST
40:05
Also, it's like very specifically, this is the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona that you're building right now.
CraigHOST
40:12
This is very specifically this stained glass window.
CraigHOST
40:16
Like, would it sold as well if it was just called stained glass window? The game of dice.
Neil OliverHOST
18:25
It was still a work in progress up until the minute when they decided they didn't need it anymore.
Neil OliverHOST
18:30
It's like the Sagrada Familia cathedral in Barcelona that's never been finished and that guy's been working on it all his life and they're still trying to finish it.
Neil OliverHOST
18:43
It's like if they walked away from that cathedral tomorrow and said, no, that's it, don't need it anymore.
Neil OliverHOST
18:50
Something like that happened at Avebury.

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