Ep. 43 - Troppo giovani per questo lavoro

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Un episodio registrato con grandi difficoltà e fatica ma alla fine è uscito, ci tenevo a parlare senza filtri in questo episodio di fine anno e ne approfitto di questo spazio per una piccola postilla riguardo il commento di Christian Greco che (specifico qui) diceva che la parola giovane in italia viene usata per indicare qualcuno che deve "stare al suo posto", da notare che Greco ha lavorato per 17 anni in Olanda e solo all'età di 50 anni è tornato in Italia, come direttore di un museo. Lascio a voi le considerazioni finali. Buon ascolto. Buon anno. Buon 2025! LINK: Il blog di Nina Simon: https://museumtwo.blogspot.com/ L'articolo su Christian Greco: https://www.lastampa.it/cultura/2024/03/29/news/christian_greco_i_miei_primi_10_anni_allegizio-14183210/ Curatori d'assalto: https://www.ibs.it/curatori-d-assalto-irrefrenabile-impulso-libro-david-balzer/e/9788860101655 Supportami e seguimi: https://bento.me/tellurio

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