4. Posso seppellire Fuffi con me? - Death Café

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This episode is 29 minutes long.

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This episode was published on November 23, 2023.

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“Filosofare è imparare a morire” affermava Montaigne e quindi perché non invitare al Death Cafè chi conosce bene la materia?Ilaria Gaspari, filosofa e autrice del libro “Vita segreta delle emozioni” ci aiuta a parlare di emozioni, a raccontare sentimenti a volte difficili da ammettere. Come il dolore per la dipartita dei nostri compagni quattro zampe. Cosa fare e come onorare in eterno la nostra relazione speciale con gli animali è il tema che affrontiamo con Diana Letizia, giornalista e scrittrice e direttrice di kodami.it magazine dedicato alla relazione tra uomini e animali.DEATH CAFÉUn podcast ideato e condotto da Marina MinettiRealizzazione di MONDADORI STUDIOSA cura di Miriam Spinnato, Michele Dalai, Danilo Di TerminiCoordinamento editoriale di Elena MarinelliProgetto grafico di Francesco PoroliMusiche di Paolo D’ErricoRegistrazione e post produzione SuperSound Milano

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