This week marks 90 years since Federico García Lorca, one of the most universal authors in Spanish literature, was murdered in the early days of the Spanish Civil War. A poet, playwright, illustrator, and musician, his remains have not been found yet, but Lorca's voice still resonates today and continues to inspire. Joining us is Sarah Arvio, a poet and translator who has translated Lorca's work into English.
Following World Forest Fire Prevention Day, we also tackle the issue of wildfires, which have hit Spain hard this summer. To discuss how to stop this disaster from happening again, and the role of landscapes and vegetation in minimising fire damage, we are joined by Pablo Vargas Gómez, a botanist, Doctor of Biology, and research professor at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC).
