Passi di Vento... e la Strada si apre!

from Trasmissione Radio · host Paolo Maria Grossholz

Ecco la conversazione fra Roberto Cociancich (scout e non solo e, in questo caso, autore del libro Passi di Vento, giunto alla sua terza edizione) e Francesco Scoppola (presidente del Comitato Nazionale dell'Agesci), svoltasi in occasione dell'ultima edizione del Salone del Libro di TorinoBuon Ascolto!p.s.: abbiamo cercato di filtrare al massimo il rumore di fondo che, del Salone del Libro di Torino, è la colonna sonora, riuscendo ad ottenere un risultato accettabile: per chi volesse è possibile vedere ed ascoltare anche il video dell'evento.

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