Conversa com Bial

Actress Montenegro talks about her passion for the country, laments the censorship of art, and discusses her current character, Mercedes. Guitarist Cézar Mendes performs with the actress in the second part of the program. The actress sings Brazilian hits.

At just 16 years old, Larissa Manoela draws crowds of fans wherever she goes. Star of the film "Fala Sério, Mãe!" alongside Ingrid Guimarães, she told Conversa com Bial that she never suffered from her early career and lack of time to play.

On ‘Conversa com Bial’, Gabriel Chaim, Felipe Dana and Patrícia Campos Mello discuss the dilemmas and challenges of reporting from countries such as Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Judge Marcelo Bretas was a guest on Conversa com Bial. With clarity in his speech, he discussed sensitive topics such as privileged jurisdiction, corruption, and Lava Jato. The show also featured great music from singers Mariene de Castro and Almério Feitosa.

Tom Zé details his musical creation process, which takes place in the early hours of the morning: 'God helps those who rise early'. On ‘Conversa com Bial’, he talks about his creative career, marked by iconic album covers. And the group Baiana System also shares this innovative style.

Conversa com Bial this Friday, December 8th, brings together two music stars: Gal Costa and Preta Gil. Besides sharing beautiful life stories, godmother and goddaughter share the show's stage and gift us with a lovely tribute to Luiz Melodia.

Pedro Bial hosts Luan Santana for a chat about his career.

Rony Meisler, CEO of Reserva, discusses creative management at the helm of the brand. Ana Sarkovas, from Sistema B, also talks with Pedro Bial. Sérgio Besserman discusses the paths of capitalism.

Tom Cavalcante says he succeeded in his career through persistence and faith in God. Celebrating 25 years on TV, the comedian reveals his desire to debut on an internet video channel and praises his friendship with Roberto Carlos.

Patricio Guzmán, director of the iconic 'Battle of Chile' trilogy, receives a tribute from Pedro Bial. On 'Conversa com Bial', the Chilean filmmaker discusses the day-to-day life of cinema with filmmakers Tata Amaral and Camilo Tavares.

With his recently released biography, "Paixão Escancarada" (Open Passion), acclaimed filmmaker Ruy Guerra participated in the "Conversa com Bial" (Conversation with Bial) program. He reminisced about his career and even sang Chico Buarque with Pedro Bial.

Juliana Paes captivated Brazil with the controversial Bibi Perigosa and left fans heartbroken after the end of "A Força do Querer." On the show "Conversa com Bial," she reminisced about memorable moments from Gloria Perez's telenovela alongside Elizangela, who played her mother in the story.

On the show "Conversa com Bial," journalists Lucas Mendes, Nelson Motta, and Caio Blinder, who, along with Paulo Francis, formed the original panel of the program "Manhattan Connection," shared stories about their friend, who died 20 years ago.

On the show "Conversa com Bial," actor Leandro Hassum and brothers César Menotti and Fabiano discussed their respective careers and how they relate to their weight to this day.

The "Conversa com Bial" show delved into the world of comic books and welcomed award-winning twins Gabriel Bá and Fábio Moon. The program also featured Ivan Reis, who draws "Justice League," and Bilquis Evely, who draws Wonder Woman.

On ‘Conversa com Bial’, the artist launches ‘O Livro de Jô – Uma Autobiografia Desautorizada’ and recalls touching stories about his parents and son.

Alok and his electronic spaceship landed on Conversa com Bial. But unlike the artist's other flights, he's accompanied by his whole family: his father Juarez Petrillo (DJ Swarup), his mother Adriana Peres Franco (DJ Ekanta), and his brother Bhaskar Petrillo.

On ‘Conversa com Bial’, Flávio Tavares, Eduardo Bueno and Nilton Hernandes recall the life of Che Guevara. Even 50 years after his death, the doctor, revolutionary and guerrilla fighter Che Guevara continues to evoke the most contradictory feelings.

On the eve of her 66th birthday, Vera Fischer reveals some of her beauty secrets on Conversa com Bial, talks about her desire to reach 102 years old, comments on her open upbringing, without qualms about nudity, and details her new show.

Conversa com Bial welcomes singer Pretinho da Serrinha and chef João Diamante.

Conversa com Bial welcomes actor Caio Blat and director Bia Lessa, who offer a taste of their acclaimed performance-installation "Grande Sertão: Veredas." And Professor Willi Bolle recounts how he left Germany to live inside a book.

Bial welcomes Emicida and Rael for a chat about music, rap, culture, and artistic expression.

Bial discussed Shakespeare with actor Marcelo Serrado and lawyer José Roberto de Castro Neves.

Aguinaldo Silva revisits his career and chooses Nazaré as his favorite villain. Viviane Araújo embodies 'Lili Carabina' on stage and receives a beautiful tribute from the author.

On the show "Conversa com Bial," Marcelo Viana, director of the National Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics, and researcher Carolina Araújo proved through simple math that mathematics is present in everything and goes far beyond calculations, formulas, and equations.

The film "Vazante" sparked an important discussion about the representation of Black people in Brazilian cinema. This debate is the focus of Conversa com Bial, which features director Daniela Thomas, Joel Zito Araujo, and Ana Maria Gonçalves.

Daughter of Fernanda Montenegro, she brilliantly followed in her mother's footsteps, but now, Fernanda Torres comes to Conversa com Bial to talk about her writing career and the behind-the-scenes production of her new novel, 'Glória - e seu cortejo de horrores' (Glory - and its cortege of horrors).

The guest on Conversa com Bial is documentary filmmaker and screenwriter João Moreira Salles. Responsible for the Moreira Salles Institute and founder of Piauí magazine, the film producer talks with the host about the behind-the-scenes of filmmaking and his new film.

Otaviano Costa is always busy. Dividing his time between the radio program "No Ar" on Rádio Globo and the TV show "Vídeo Show," the presenter spoke on "Conversa com Bial" about how he entered the world of television and admitted that radio has always been his passion.

The alchemy of the Conversa com Bial program this Monday, November 6th, was bringing together two masters: a Proustian chef and a gourmet writer. What a great mix, isn't it? Roberta Sudbrack and Ignácio de Loyola Brandão had a delightful chat.

Today's conversation was with director Fellipe Barbosa and actor João Pedro Zappa, from the film 'Gabriel and the Mountain'. They told the story of Gabriel Buchmann, a young adventurer who died on a trail on Mount Mulanje.

This Thursday's episode of Conversa com Bial, November 2nd, features the new generation of comedians from the Northeast of Brazil, Tirulipa and Carlinhos Maia. These young comedians are following in the footsteps of veterans Chico Anysio, Renato Aragão, and Tom Cavalcante.

On the eve of All Souls' Day, 'Conversa com Bial' brings together people who are daily on the other side of grief. Professionals from the Brazilian funeral sector explain how a planned wake can help families cope better with the loss.

On ‘Conversa com Bial’, Roberta Miranda shares stories of truck drivers with director Guilherme Azevedo and drivers Jorge Lisboa and Sheila Marchiori.

On ‘Conversa com Bial’, João Bosco celebrates his 71st birthday, reflects on his 40-year career, and reveals that Elvis Presley determined his favorite soccer team.

On the show ‘Conversa com Bial’, Martinho da Vila discusses racial discrimination with professor Marcos Carvalho Lopes and student Lauro José Cardoso, from UNILAB college.

'Conversa com Bial' brings together the Asdrúbal group with Regina Casé, Patrícia Travassos, Luiz Fernando Guimarães, Evandro Mesquita and director Hamilton Vaz Pereira.

On ‘Conversa com Bial’, Juca Kfouri, Ronaldo Helal and Antonio Prata recall the traumatic episode of the 2014 World Cup, discuss the future of football in the country and a possible rematch with Germany.

Having been in the comedy business for years, Dedé Santana shares some of his experience with Pedro Bial and also discovers he has a very loyal fan in the new generation: Eduardo Sterblitch, who also joins the conversation about the profession. A gift for the audience, by the way, who get a show of imitations by Edu, hip-shaking, kisses, a volcano erupting! He even takes Edu's shirt off on stage, it's crazy!

Information technology has become the right hand of historiography, and it is about the history of our country that Conversa com Bial talks about this Monday, October 23rd, based on the book "History of Wealth in Brazil – Five Centuries of People, Customs and Governments", alongside the author of the work Jorge Caldeira. Also joining the conversation is anthropologist Antonio Risério.

Marcos Uchôa takes a vacation in Syria and surprises his family with his choice. He shared his experience on Conversa com Bial this Friday, October 20th, accompanied by his colleague Pedro Bial and Father George Rateb Massis.

Projota and YouTuber Júlio Cocielo participated in the "Conversa com Bial" program this Thursday, October 19th, and discussed their respective careers and how they deal with fame and money. At Pedro Bial's request, they improvised a rap battle.

The program features philosopher Mario Sergio Cortella and communicator Marcelo Tas, authors of "Enough of Obscene Citizenship!". In the conversation, they discuss how the idea for the book came about and what it was like to write it collaboratively.

At almost 80 years old, Menescal has many stories to tell. Alongside his friend and musician Marcos Valle, on the show "Conversa com Bial," he recounted how the master Tom Jobim encouraged him to make a living from music, and Marcos recalled his musical journey intertwined with surfing.

The "Conversa com Bial" program featured interesting facts and data from recent archaeological studies showing what existed in the country up to 1499. The conversation included journalist Reinaldo Lopes, archaeologist Eduardo Góes Neves, and journalist Eduardo Bueno, also known as Peninha.

The "Conversa com Bial" program paid tribute to Teachers' Day. For the chat, Pedro Bial invited teachers Gina Vieira Ponte and Joana D'Arc Félix to talk about their dream of bringing the art of teaching to others and to discuss education.

Bial welcomes Patrícia Andrante, Breno Silveira, and Marjorie Estiano for a chat about the film 'Entre Irmãs' (Between Sisters).

Adriano Imperador was invited by Pedro Bial to sit on his couch. During the chat with the presenter, the player, who has been away from the pitch since 2016, announced that he intends to return to the field in 2018.

The "Conversa com Bial" program featured actress Bruna Lombardi and scientist Stevens Rehen. During the show, the actress revealed that she doesn't worry about age and doesn't work with numbers in her daily life. She joked that she doesn't even count the time she's been with her partner, Carlos Alberto Riccelli. The guests also discussed how our daily choices affect the way we…

The "Conversa com Bial" program featured singer Michel Teló and reporter José Hamilton Ribeiro. Besides enjoying great music, they discussed the origins of "caipira" music and assessed whether it resembles the meaning of "sertaneja" music.

Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, and Tom Zé reunite with Bial to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the album 'Tropicália'. On the 'Conversa com Bial' stage, the singers reminisced about the defining moments they experienced during the Tropicalia movement and sang the greatest hits of that era.

On the 50th anniversary of AI-5, Pedro Bial interviewed three people whose lives were affected by the act. The only living person to have signed AI-5, former minister Delfim Netto, participated in a recorded interview. In the studio, journalist Zuenir Ventura and political scientist César Benjamin spoke about their experiences since the act came into effect, granting exceptional powers to the military.

The future head of the Institutional Security Office, General Augusto Heleno, comments on the transition process of the Jair Bolsonaro government, discusses gun ownership, human rights, and criticizes the current Brazilian prison system.

Pedro Bial talks with singers Wesley Safadão and Gabriel Diniz. Safadão recounts how he succeeded in life with the help of his mother, creator of the group Garota Safada, where Wesley started out dancing. From dancing, he transitioned to vocals and became a sensation throughout Brazil.

Eduardo Dussek reminisced about stories and sang hits from his 40-year career on Conversa com Bial this Monday, December 10th. The actor, singer, composer, and pianist spoke, for example, about the "epidemic" of cocaine use in the artistic community during the 1980s and recounted what led him to stop using the drug.

On Friday, December 7th, the "Conversa com Bial" program gathered testimonies from women who sought spiritual treatment but felt sexually abused by the medium at Casa Dom Inácio de Loyola. The fear of possible "spiritual retaliation" contributed to most of the women remaining silent.

Approaching his 60th birthday, Zeca Pagodinho appeared on Conversa com Bial where he spoke about his aversion to fame, reminisced about the beginning of his career, and shared curious stories from his life. For example, the chaos on his wedding day with Mônica Silva, his partner of 35 years.

Cauã Reymond is multifaceted. Few people know that in his teens the actor practiced Jiu-Jitsu and Judo and dreamed of becoming an athlete. Destiny led him to international catwalks and later, soap operas and miniseries. Conversa com Bial this Wednesday, December 5th, featured the actor and Rodrigo Minotauro, former athlete and current UFC ambassador.

The first of the 30 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that "all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights." This Tuesday's "Conversa com Bial" program featured sociologist Demétrio Magnoli, activist Maha Mamo, and Robson Rodrigues, a retired colonel of the Rio de Janeiro Military Police, to recap the reason, origin, and importance of the declaration…

Once labeled a cursed figure, Jards Macalé is now recognized as a blessing to Brazilian music. On the show "Conversa com Bial," the author of a constantly evolving, powerful, and provocative body of work shared stories from his career, recalled his clashes with the music industry, and discussed the health problem that gave him a scare in early 2018.

Prince of Pagode, Reinaldo participated in Conversa com Bial this Thursday, November 29th. Alongside Salgadinho, the singer recalled the beginning of his career, the samba boom in the 90s, the prejudice of part of the industry against successful groups like Katinguelê, and spoke about his battle against lung cancer.

This Wednesday's episode of Conversa com Bial, November 28th, is extra special. The program welcomes Jô Soares, "the most beloved fat man in Brazil," in the words of Pedro Bial himself. The guest will be launching the second volume of his "Unauthorized Autobiography."

Sérgio Rubinato and Carlinhos Vergueiro talk about their relationship with Adoniran Barbosa. Both are considered the sons Adoniran Barbosa never had. The documentary 'My Name is João Rubinato' will tell the life story of Adoniran Barbosa. Pedro Serrano directed the documentary and also released the short film 'May I Tell Your Story?', about Adoniran Barbosa, in 2017.

The discussion on Conversa com Bial this Monday, November 26th, was about the "School Without Political Parties" bill – a complex and controversial topic that evokes passionate reactions of both love and hate. The bill, currently being debated in the Chamber of Deputies, aims to prevent teachers from expressing ideological and political viewpoints in the classroom.

During the "Conversa com Bial" program this Friday, November 23rd, Tony Tornado, 88 years old, recalled important moments in his career, such as winning first place in the national stage of the International Song Festival in 1970.

Presented by Pedro Bial, this Thursday's episode of Conversa com Bial features philosopher Luiz Felipe Pondé and comedian Carioca.

Launching her second album, Pabllo Vittar had a super fun chat on 'Conversa com Bial'.

On Black Awareness Day, the Conversa com Bial program on Tuesday, November 20th, remembered the life of Nelson Mandela – who would have turned 100 in 2018 if he were alive. A lawyer, rebel leader, president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999, and winner of the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize, he was imprisoned for 27 years due to racial segregation in his country.

On Monday, November 19th, Conversa com Bial welcomed gerontologist Dr. Alexandre Kalache and judge and writer Andréa Pachá to discuss the silent revolution of longevity. Andréa, author of the book "Velhos São Os Outros" (Old Age is for Others), stated that the launch of erectile dysfunction medication has had a huge impact on the relationships of people who have been married for over 40 years.

One of Brazil's most famous voices opens up about her personal life in a book and a song. On Conversa com Bial this Friday, November 16th, Paula Fernandes launches her book 'Pássaro de Fogo' (Firebird), her biography, and the song 'Me queimo sem você' (I Burn Without You), which will have its first performance on the show. In the presence of her mother, Dulce Souza, and the writer Sibelle Pedral, responsible for putting her story on paper.

The world of pornography with guests Mayanna Rodrigues, Clarice Falcão, and Francisco Daudt.

A record holder for recorded albums, standing at 1.90m, brimming with talent and Brazilian spirit, it's no wonder everyone calls him by the augmentative: he's a truly great singer! On Conversa com Bial this Wednesday, November 14th, Sérgio Reis spoke with Pedro Bial about music and discussed his biography.

Frederico Pernambucano de Mello, a leading authority on Brazilian banditry, revealed the identity of Lampião's killer during the Conversa com Bial program this Tuesday, November 13th. Check it out!

One of the founders of Cinema Novo, Cacá Diegues has around 18 feature films to his credit. The director of "Xica da Silva" (1976), "Bye Bye Brasil" (1980) and "Orfeu" (1999) states that the national film industry has never been so productive and cites the more than 180 Brazilian titles released in 2018.

Retired from the catwalk and considered the most famous model of all time, Gisele Bündchen - 38 years old, married and mother of two - is launching her biography: "Lessons - My Path to a More Meaningful Life".

With 53 days to go before the start of the new government, Pedro Bial talks to Monica de Bolle, a renowned economist, and Samuel Pessôa, a researcher at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation, to understand the reasons for the Brazilian crisis and how Jair Bolsonaro and his team might solve the problem.

Together, Tony Ramos and Lilia Cabral have more than 70 soap operas in their resumes. Cast to play the villains in "O Sétimo Guardião" (The Seventh Guardian), the actors give spoilers about the new primetime soap opera, reminisce about memorable TV roles, and comment on the future of Brazilian television drama on "Conversa com Bial" this Wednesday.

The "Conversa com Bial" program discussed the crisis in Venezuela. Venezuelan journalist Paula Ramón recounts what life is like for her mother, who still resides in her country of origin. Also on the program is journalist Fernando Gabeira, who analyzes the political situation in Venezuela and Brazil's role in receiving immigrants from the neighboring country.

Conversa com Bial this Monday, November 5th, featured four artists who gained fans and followers worldwide through homemade music videos: Liniker, Jaloo, and the musical duo CTRL+N - formed by Nigel Anderson and Haroldo França.

At 84 years old, musician João Donato was the guest on Conversa com Bial this Friday. The pianist started playing at age 5, and his relationship with music only grew stronger over time. Charles Gavin, musician, presenter, and former member of the band Titãs, also graced the program, participating in the conversation.

The "Conversa com Bial" program featured two important figures in the history of Brazilian sports: former tennis player Gustavo Kuerten and surfer Gabriel Medina. The pair discussed their respective careers, the titles they won, and the importance of encouraging sports among new generations.

Pedro Bial welcomes actor Fábio Assunção, who reminisces about his role as Colonel Ramiro in "Onde Nascem os Fortes" and discusses his future directing career plans. Actress Mel Lisboa is also a guest on the show and recalls her performance in "Presença de Anita." The actors are currently starring in the play "Dogville," an adaptation of the film of the same name by Lars von Trier.

Paulo Rogério Nunes, Edu Lyra, and Thamyra Thâmara were the guests on the program. They spoke about the creative economy and innovation through their projects in the peripheries.

Having worked in television for over 40 years, Francisco José has been present on all five continents, dived in the seven seas of the world, and has accumulated more than two thousand reports. In this Monday's 'Conversa', the journalist recalled the day he surrendered himself as a hostage to bank robbers in Recife to save a woman who was two months pregnant.

Pedro Bial talks with composer and multi-instrumentalist Hermeto Pascoal and, as a bonus, even got a song written on the hotel pamphlet where he was staying.

On Conversa com Bial this Thursday, October 25th, journalist Ana Michelle Soares and geneticist Lygia da Veiga Pereira discussed, on the show's stage, Pedro Bial's interview with Indian scientist Siddhartha Mukherjee - author of the bestseller "Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies".

Ingrid Guimarães talks about the series "Viver do Riso" (Living from Laughter), a project featuring emblematic representatives of humor from various generations, which premieres on Saturday night, October 27th, on the Viva channel. In addition to the actress, Pedro Bial talks with Berta Loran, one of Ingrid's female role models in the art of making people laugh.

Luiz Bolognesi, director of the documentary "Ex-Pajé," discussed the cultural drama experienced by the Paiter Suruí tribe during the "Conversa com Bial" program this Tuesday, October 23rd, alongside anthropologist Aparecida Vilaça – author of the book "Paletó e Eu." The film and the book address the same theme: the exposure of indigenous people from various Brazilian villages to the actions of Christian missionaries.

Arthur Nestrovski explains the restoration process of Villa-Lobos' musical scores and discusses the work of the Brazilian musician on 'Conversa com Bial'.

Pedro Bial interviewed singer-songwriter Ritchie and his daughter, Lynn Court. Learn the story behind 'Menina Veneno' (Poison Girl).

Architectural designer, visual artist, and painter Ai Weiwei, who was imprisoned and banned from leaving China for four years, recalled that, as a child, he helped his father burn several books out of fear of the local government during the Cultural Revolution. The artist is inaugurating, in São Paulo, the largest exhibition ever held on his work, curated by Marcello Dantas.

Together for almost eight years, Luana Piovani and Pedro Scooby had a "relationship discussion" on the Conversa com Bial show. Parents of three children, they talked about how they manage the demanding routine of married life and reminisced about the beginning of their relationship.

Maria Camargo, Amora Mautner, and Hermila Guedes discuss the series 'Assédio' (Harassment), inspired by the case of Roger Abdelmassih, convicted of sexual abuse. Pedro Bial also talks with two of the doctor's victims, Ivani Serebenic and Helena Leardini.

The samba musician, encyclopedist, novelist, poet, and essayist Nei Lopes discussed part of his work from his 46-year career. Other guests on the program, journalist Hugo Sukman and historian Luiz Antônio Simas, advocate for a place in the Brazilian Academy of Letters for the writer!

Daniel reveals a project he stopped doing with his former partner João Paulo. The country singer was on 'Conversa com Bial' this Friday, October 12th.

Legendary journalist Gay Talese says he too has been a victim of fake news. The American journalist discussed the theme of his upcoming book on the show 'Conversa com Bial'.

One of the biggest names in the current generation of Brazilian humor, Marcelo Adnet gave a truly outstanding performance in the "Candidates' Tutorials" series for the newspaper "O Globo". A guest on Conversa com Bial this Wednesday, October 10th, the actor was surprised to receive a standing ovation from the audience present in the program's studio.

Pedro Bial interviews Andor Stern, a Brazilian survivor of several concentration camps, including Auschwitz. The conversation included historian and biographer Davi Pierin, and mini-documentaries with other survivors, such as Nanette Blitz Konig and Tom Venatianer – who was also in the audience.

Adriana Calcanhotto sings her hits and talks about the process of setting poems to music on this Monday's program. Throughout her 28-year career, the singer from Rio Grande do Sul has transformed dozens of poems by famous poets such as Ferreira Gullar, Antonio Cicero, and Waly Salomão into songs.

The program welcomes the four members of Skank, who recently announced a hiatus from the band.

Interview with writer and computer scientist Kai Fu Lee, featuring philosopher Nick Bostrom, to discuss artificial intelligence and the future of humanity.

A conversation about humor in 2019, with Marcelo Adnet, Marcius Melhem, and Daniela Ocampo.

The program welcomes Odair José, Sylvio Passos, Carlos Eládio, and Rick Ferreira for a tribute to Raul Seixas, considered the father of Brazilian rock.

Presented by Pedro Bial, Conversa com Bial featured the rock band Boogarins, who conquered the world, and one of the biggest country singers in Brazil, 'Matheus'.

Leandro Karnal, Mario Sergio Cortella, and Luiz Felipe Pondé discuss the theme of the book they published together with Editora Planeta: "Happiness: How to Use It".

A conversation about funk music and its expression in the cities of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, featuring the first interview given by DJ Rennan da Penha after his arrest.

On Wednesday's episode of Conversa com Bial, December 11th, Pedro Bial transforms into Galvão Bueno, Arnaldo Cezar Coelho, and Nazaré Tedesco. All this with the help of deepfake technology. Guest Bruno Sartori has been experimenting with the technique since 2017. Journalist Ronaldo Lemos also joins the conversation and debate on today's show.

Pedro Bial talks with singer Agnaldo Timóteo about his 52-year career and his recovery from a serious stroke he suffered this year.

Filmmakers Dennison Ramalho and Rodrigo Aragão are the guests on 'Conversa com Bial' this Monday, December 9th.

Special program featuring Leonardo, Zezé di Camargo and Luciano, Chitãozinho and Xororó celebrating the return of the show 'Amigos', a project that aired in the 1990s here on Globo.

This Thursday, the former Secretary-General of the Presidency of the Republic, General Santos Cruz, was a guest on the "Conversa com Bial" program to discuss his relationship with President Bolsonaro, the astrologer Olavo de Carvalho, and his impressions of the current government.

Anderson Dias, a 24-year-old from Bahia, is racing against time to break the world record for visiting all 196 countries in the world in the shortest amount of time.

The duo Arlete Salles and Miguel Falabella discuss the series 'Eu, a Vó e a Boi'.

Pedro Bial travels to Harvard University to talk to Steven Pinker, a specialist in the mind-language relationship and a member of the board of directors of the Human Progress project, who argues that the world is living in its best era since its inception. To enhance the debate, the program welcomes journalist Pedro Dória and scientist Stevens Rehen to the studio.

A tribute program to Monarco da Portela, praised by Zeca Pagodinho, who recorded several of the Portela composer's sambas and turned them into hits.

Actresses Denise Fraga and Luisa Arraes talk about their new theatrical productions, for which they both wrote the scripts.

A conversation about Brazilian surfing with athletes Ítalo Ferreira and Silvana Lima.

A conversation about diabetes with actor José Loreto, who has had diabetes since he was 14, and family doctor Júlia Rocha.

The program proposes a meeting between two very relevant artists in the world of RAP: Edi Rock, recognized for his career since the 80s, and BK, a product of the new school of rappers and considered by many to be the future of the genre.

The program will focus on the personal and professional stories of singers Luedji Luna and Xênia França, two great rising stars of Brazilian music who blend jazz, samba-reggae, and R&B, while also bringing the essence of Bahia to their work.

A conversation with Yuri Marçal and Jhordan Matheus, comedians from the group O Guetto, which makes jokes about problems faced by the black population in Brazil.

Conversa com Bial this Tuesday, November 19th, was a family affair. On stage, Antonio and Camila Pitanga discussed their lives and work. From the beginning, when "Pitanga" wasn't yet part of the family surname, to the success of "Bahia de Todos os Santos," raising their children, and the pride they have in their offspring. They also spoke about racism, the day before Black Consciousness Day.

Pedro Bial talks with journalists Laurentino Gomes and Eliana Alves Cruz, both writers and researchers on the topic of slavery.

Pedro Bial talks with Pitty and Duda Beat, singers who came from the Northeast of Brazil, broke patterns, and are leaving their own mark on the Brazilian music scene.

This Thursday's episode of "Conversa com Bial" featured one of the world's biggest sports stars: Lewis Hamilton, the British driver who inspires millions of Black boys and girls worldwide to overcome racism. On stage, the Formula 1 driver and six-time world champion spoke about his personal life and successful career. Journalist Mariana Becker also participated…

Pedro Bial welcomes Olympic medalists Arthur Nory Mariano and Isaquias Queiroz to discuss their world titles and expectations for the 2020 Olympics.

A conversation with consultant Costanza Pascolato, who recently turned 80 and launched a book that brings together memories and timeless tips on etiquette and style, and her daughters Consuelo and Alessandra Blocker.

The program hosted by Pedro Bial welcomes singer Leny Andrade today.

She's a whirlwind on screen. And that's how Cacau Protásio appeared. Zezé, who was supposed to be a small role in Avenida Brasil, grew, won over the country and also the hearts of the public. So many years later, the character is back on the small screen with the rerun of the soap opera on Vale a Pena Ver de Novo. This Thursday, she was the guest on Conversa.

The program hosted by Pedro Bial reaches the milestone of 500 episodes and today discusses the Berlin Wall.

An unmistakable man. An impeccable career. This Tuesday's Conversa com Bial features one of the great names in the history of Brazilian television: Tarcísio Meira. At 84 years old, 60 of them spent on TV, the actor reviews his career, talks about life and his love for his wife, actress Glória Menezes.

This Monday's episode of Conversa com Bial features Sidarta Ribeiro, one of the most respected neuroscientists in Brazil and the world. He discusses his book "The Oracle of the Night: The History and Science of Dreams," and also answers questions about sleep.

Felipe Araújo was the guest on Conversa com Bial this Friday, November 1st. A phenomenon in the sertanejo genre, the singer spoke about his successful career, how much he misses his brother Cristiano Araújo, and his passion for soccer and his son. Alongside the singer, his manager, friend, and music producer, Rafael Vanucci, also participated in the program.

Today's program will be about food and will feature a conversation with Rita Lobo and Fernando Grostein.

The comedian Renan da Resenha, from Paraíba, and the singer Aldair Playboy, also from Paraíba, are today's guests.

The program hosted by Pedro Bial welcomes singer Preta Gil today.

On Monday's episode of "Conversa com Bial," journalist Larry Rohter and filmmaker Joel Pizzini were interviewed. Rohter, an American, is the author of the book "Rondon – A Biography," and Pizzini directed the film "River of Doubt." Both works delve into the life of the Brazilian military officer and explorer Cândido Mariano da Silva Rondon, Marshal Rondon.

On the eve of the premiere of the new season of PopStar, Pedro Bial welcomes contestants Nany People and Jackson Follmann.

Daniel Gonçalves is today's guest on the program presented by Pedro Bial.

This Wednesday's episode of Conversa com Bial featured one of the biggest names in photography in the world: Sebastião Salgado. The Brazilian, who has lived in Paris for 50 years, discussed his career, talked about the exhibition "Gold - Serra Pelada Gold Mine," and addressed environmental issues in the country.

On Tuesday's episode of Conversa com Bial, a skilled storyteller was featured. Walcyr Carrasco, known for publishing a book and a telenovela every year, was the guest on the show. During the conversation, the playwright reminisced about his time working in journalism, how he captivates audiences, and discussed conservatism in Brazilian society.

Infrastructure Minister Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas was the guest on Conversa com Bial this Monday. An engineer trained at IME, a prestigious military school, he has escaped recent political attacks, earning praise from colleagues in both the government and the opposition. Freitas spoke a little about his plans for the ministry and his relationship with President Jair Messias…

Melim has taken Brazil by storm! The band, which exploded across the country with the hit "Meu Abrigo," was the guest on Conversa com Bial this Friday, October 18th. United by musical genes, Gabriela, Diogo, and Rodrigo participated in the program and brought their blend of pop with the swing of reggae and MPB to the stage.

Luis Lobianco is a native of Vila Isabel, Rio de Janeiro. Passionate about Carnival, he also grew up watching softcore porn films and soap operas. His taste for melodrama shaped the actor, who is successful on the internet, on TV, and also in theater. Currently experiencing an important moment in his career, the Rio native was the guest on this Thursday's episode of Conversa com Bial, October 17th, alongside Simone Mazzer and Lúcio Zandonadi.

Football, more precisely the World Cup trophy, the Jules Rimet, and its disappearance, were the topics of Conversa com Bial this Wednesday, October 16th. To discuss one of the most emblematic thefts in Brazilian history, Pedro Bial brought to the stage the writer Sérgio Rodrigues, the journalist João Máximo, and the public prosecutor Murillo Bernardes Miguel.

The 'Conversa com Bial' program discusses panic disorder. In addition to actress Mariana Santos, psychiatrist Mario Eduardo Costa and nurse Ingrid dos Santos also participate in the show.

In the program celebrating Fábio Jr.'s career, the singer listed songs that were featured in soap operas, such as "20 e poucos anos" (20-something years), "Alma gêmea" (Soulmate), "Só você" (Only You), and "Eu me rendo" (I Surrender). He also reminisced about his acting career and became emotional when talking about the song he wrote for his father.

In the year that marks the 40th anniversary of his passing, Conversa com Bial delves into the amorous universe of Vinícius de Moraes' poetry. The program celebrates the "little poet" with one of the curators of his work, literature professor and poet Eucanaã Ferra.

The "Conversa com Bial" program on December 16, 2020, discussed the serious impacts of prolonged school closures during the pandemic, highlighting risks to children's mental health and increased school dropout rates. Experts advocated for the safe reopening of institutions as a priority, with health protocols and vaccination of educators.

Pedro Bial welcomes one of Brazil's greatest actors this early morning, who reveals his talent not only through the characters he plays, but also through his perspective on directing documentaries and the books he has written. Lázaro Ramos talks with Bial about his career, television, work, and his outlook on a more egalitarian Brazil.

Gustavo Franco says Paulo Guedes has difficulty proposing new economic ideas: 'He's a defender to prevent setbacks'

A chat with Boni, one of the key figures responsible for how television is made to this day, marks the end of the special about 70 years of TV.

A conversation with visual artist Maxwell Alexandre about his works that have already gained recognition abroad, and with journalist Edu Carvalho about his new book, "Na Curva do S" (On the S-Curve).

A conversation with Gustavo Ferreira and Patrícia Fonseca about how the pandemic made it more difficult to perform transplants, leading to a 46% drop in procedures.

In celebration of 70 years of television in Brazil, actor Antonio Fagundes talks about his career in television and also about the launch of "There's a book here you'll like," in which he writes about his love of reading and gives book recommendations.

Adriana Calcanhotto responds to whether kissing Maria Bethânia in 2001 was a 'passing of the baton'.

Journalist, lyricist, writer, and music producer, Nelson Motta has been an eyewitness to many moments in Brazilian culture over the last 50 years. In this conversation with Pedro Bial, he talks about his career, relationships, and his autobiographical book, "From Ass to the Moon - Dramas, Comedies and Mysteries of a Lucky Guy".

Raoni Metuktire, chief of the Kaiapó tribe, has become the most well-known indigenous leader in the world and was a strong contender for the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize in Brazil.

Pedro Bial talks with cultural organizer Perfeito Fortuna and musician and actor Evandro Mesquita. They discuss the legendary Rio de Janeiro music venue Circo Voador, the theater group "Asdrúbal Trouxe o Trombone," and the cultural effervescence of Rio de Janeiro from the 1970s to the present day.

Isabelle Drummond explains her tattoo of an Elisabeth Bishop poem in honor of her father.

'Conversa com Bial' featured Carol Costa and Juliana Gatti.

In the year she turned 91, the world stopped. Fernanda Montenegro shares in this interview how she experienced quarantine and continued working during the pandemic.

On Thursday, November 26th, Conversa com Bial featured American actor Willem Dafoe, known for roles such as soldier Elias Grodin in "Platoon" (1986) and the Green Goblin, the villain in "Spider-Man" (2002). During the program, he discussed his career, his relationship with director Héctor Babenco, and Brazil.

According to Pedro Bial, Tuesday's guest, November 24th, "celebrates the gift of being many things." From mentor on editions of The Voice Brasil to cultural producer, Claudia Leitte was on the program to talk about motherhood, her career, plans for a carnival in the United States, and her home in Florida.

Rosângela Moro participated in the Conversa com Bial program in November 2020 to launch her book The Most Intense Days: A Personal Story of Sergio Moro.

Our conversation is with one of the most important actresses in Brazil. Zezé Motta will talk about her fifty-four-year career and celebrate with us the 70th anniversary special of television.

A conversation about the intricate and often illicit relationships between Brazilian governments and businessmen in the construction industry, with Malu Gaspar and Bruno Carazza. The subject is the theme of the book "The Organization," about Odebrecht, released at the end of this year by Companhia das Letras publishing house, amid great anticipation.

Hyldon and Getúlio Cortês tell the story of the first generation of Brazilian soul music and pay tribute to the unforgettable Gerson King Combo.

Gustavo Pereira Marques is better known by his stage name, Djonga. Nominated as the sole representative from Latin America for the 2020 BET Awards Hip Hop, he is considered one of the leading rappers of today. Djonga talks with Pedro Bial about his career, his relationship with music, and the socio-political reality of the country.

Barack Obama was the guest on Conversa com Bial on Monday, November 16th. The former president of the United States is launching the first volume of his memoirs, "A Promised Land," and spoke with Pedro Bial about the book, his meteoric political career, the election of Joe Biden, and relations between Brazil and the United States.

In another edition dedicated to celebrating 70 years of Brazilian television, Conversa com Bial welcomed an actress who witnessed this history firsthand. Laura Cardoso debuted on TV in "Tribunal do Coração" in 1952, and since then has starred in 63 soap opera roles. At 93 years old, the record holder in the genre revisited her career with Pedro Bial.

Carla Bruni is famous both for her success as a singer and for her career on the catwalk in the 1990s. In 2008, the year she married then-President of France Nicolas Sarkozy, she rose to even greater prominence by becoming the First Lady of France, an "unofficial position" she held until 2012.

Pedro Bial welcomes two stars who have made their mark on the history of the sport and in the hearts of Brazilians. Thiago Braz and Alan Fonteles reveal behind-the-scenes stories from competitions and talk about their preparation for the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Pedro Bial talks with Gustavo Mioto and Rafa Kalimann about the influence of the sertanejo genre in Brazil.

Antônio Calloni is known for his work on television, but in addition to being an actor, he is a fisherman and writer – a profession he has been diligently pursuing during the pandemic. He is the guest on Conversa com Bial this Monday, November 9th, alongside his son, the musician Pedro Calloni.

Bial talks with Ana Paula Maia, the creator and screenwriter of Desalma, and Cássia Kiss, one of the stars of the new Globoplay series, about horror in fiction and how it helps overcome fear in real life.

Pedro Bial talks with actresses Mariana Ximenes and Andréia Horta about their project: "Cara Palavra," a "performative poetic soiree," created in partnership with actresses Débora Falabella and Bianca Comparato.

For 36 years, Sepultura has spanned generations as one of the greatest heavy metal bands in the world. With an album released in February 2020 and plans delayed by the pandemic, members Andreas Kisser and Paulo Junior spoke with Pedro Bial about the past and adapting to the "new normal".

American astrophysicist and writer Neil DeGrasse Tyson connects with Pedro Bial for a conversation about science, politics, and his recently released book in Brazil, "Answers from an Astrophysicist."

In 'Conversa', the former Director-General of the World Trade Organization reveals the real reason for his departure.

'Conversa com Bial' celebrates the 90th anniversary of Cinédia, the Brazilian Film Company, with Alice Gonzaga and Hernani Heffner.

The conversation is about the repeated attacks by President Bolsonaro and his supporters on the professional press and their parallels with other populist governments and other moments in Brazilian history. With Patricia Campos Mello and Fernando Gabeira.

The conversation is with Brazilian fighter Anderson Silva, about his professional career, personal life, and the physical and emotional preparations for his last fight in the UFC, which takes place on October 31st.

A conversation about the show "Choque de Cultura," which will premiere on Canal Brasil. The actors also talk about other projects and the pandemic.

In the 70th year of television, Tárik de Souza recalls the era of the great festivals when the public began to root for music as they already did for football. The journalist recounts that music was at the forefront of television and set the tone for discussions of the time.

This Friday's "Conversa com Bial" welcomes another protagonist from the 70-year history of television in Brazil. Tony Ramos, almost the same age as the screen and with 56 years in front of the cameras, has won a permanent place in the hearts of Brazilians.

Biomedical scientist and researcher Jaqueline Góes de Jesus is a Brazilian who is on the front lines of humanity in the fight against Covid-19. At just 31 years old, this young woman from Bahia is part of the group that sequenced the coronavirus genome in less than 24 hours, marking the first step in our fight against the pandemic.

On Pelé's 80th birthday, Pedro Bial fulfills a request made by the idol 23 years ago: 'Parties and tributes while he's still alive.' To discuss the man Edson Arantes do Nascimento, now reclusive and withdrawn, and the idol Pelé, the show "Conversa" welcomes set designer Gringo Cardia and Aníbal Massaini Neto.

Drica Moraes, 51, was diagnosed with leukemia just before turning 40. In an emotional conversation, she compares the social isolation she experienced during the pandemic with the isolation she suffered due to her treatment.

'Conversa com Bial' welcomes General Rêgo Barros for his first interview since leaving his position as spokesperson for President Jair Bolsonaro.

Let's celebrate 70 years of Brazilian television with João Emanuel Carneiro, a great author from our network.

A discussion about Brazilian literature and the inspirations of writers to tell good stories, while also provoking reflections on current issues, especially racial matters.

Lulu Santos talks about his career and his connection to the history of television, highlighting the presence of several hits as soap opera themes and his appearances on iconic television programs.

Fábio Porchat tells how the idea for his show 'Que História é Essa, Porchat?' came about, which premieres on TV Globo this week.

Agricultural engineer, businesswoman, federal deputy and Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, Tereza Cristina is the guest on Monday's program, October 12th. She talks with Bial about the image of Brazilian agribusiness in Brazil and abroad, among other topics.

At 84 years old, Zé Celso has dedicated more than 60 years to his greatest work: the Teatro Oficina, a temple of Brazilian performing arts nestled in Bixiga, in the heart of São Paulo. It is from there that he connects to talk with Pedro Bial on this Monday's program.

According to Pedro Bial, Elisabeth Savala counts her most ardent fans among her colleagues, and viewers feel as if they know her intimately. In an interview on 'Conversa', she reminisces about memorable roles in classic Brazilian television dramas such as 'Gabriela', 'O Astro', and 'Pai Herói'.

'Private Desert', a successful Brazilian film that received a standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival in September and has just premiered in Brazil, represents the country in the Oscar race. Thursday's program interviews the film's screenwriter and director, Aly Muritiba, and actor Pedro Fasanaro.

Evelyn Castro and Cacau Protásio are together in the upcoming films 'A Sogra Perfeita' and 'Juntos e Enrolados' and on 'Conversa' this Wednesday.

Leaving TV Globo after 34 years, Marcos Uchôa, alongside Pedro Bial, reminisces about memorable moments in his career, from sports reporting to war coverage, and explains his entry into politics.

Pedro Bial interviews filmmaker Carla Camurati, who details the creative process behind her documentary 8 Presidents, 1 Oath - The Story of a Present Time. In the episode, the director analyzes the trajectory of Brazilian democracy since redemocratization and reflects on the importance of a non-partisan and factual approach in preserving political memory.

A native of Rio de Janeiro's Madureira and a Mangueira supporter raised in Vila Isabel, Leci Brandão is a singer, songwriter, and has been a member of parliament in São Paulo for over 10 years. In the program, which also features Marquinhos de Oswaldo Cruz, she participates in a double celebration: National Black Consciousness Day, November 20th, and National Samba Day, celebrated on December 2nd.

Worldwide, obesity has tripled in the last 50 years. Classified as a disease by the World Health Organization (WHO) since 1948, it was the topic of this week's 'Conversation', which featured actress Luana Xavier and endocrinologist Cynthia Valerio.

A rising star in film making her television debut and a veteran of the small screen were interviewed on Wednesday's program. Bárbara Colen and Mateus Solano play a couple in 'Quanto mais vida, melhor' (The More Life, the Better), the new 7 pm telenovela. The plot, by Mauro Wilson and with artistic direction by Allan Fiterman, tells the story of people who face death but receive a second chance.

The 'Conversa' program welcomes former Minister of Justice and Public Security and former Lava Jato judge, Sergio Moro, who discusses his entry into politics. Among the topics, he talks about his affiliation with Podemos and gives his opinion on changes in jurisprudence at the Supreme Federal Court that resulted in the acquittal of some defendants in the Lava Jato operation.

With nearly 40 years in the business and, by his own count, over a thousand recordings accompanying the biggest names in Brazilian music, Leo Gandelman has accumulated awards as an arranger, producer, solo artist, and now, presenter. His program 'Vamos Tocar' has just received the silver medal at the New York Festival TV & Film in the Entertainment/Artistic Performance category.

The 'Conversa' program welcomes Marieta Severo, who is celebrating her 75th birthday and 55 years since her television debut at the age of 19 or 20.

The song 'Zap Zum', from Pabllo Vittar's new album, has become a kind of anthem for this year's Olympic Games thanks to the admiration of one of the most beloved volleyball players on the Brazilian national team, Douglas Souza. The two talk about the relationship between sports and music, among other topics.

Pedro Bial talks with Maria de Medeiros, who plays Blanche in 'Verdades Secretas 2'. The actress, director, and singer has acted in more than 120 film productions, becoming a muse of cult films from the 1990s. Among them is Quentin Tarantino's classic, 'Pulp Fiction' (1994).

Interview with the governor of Goiás, Ronaldo Caiado.

To discuss refugees fleeing Nazism in Brazil, the program 'Conversa' welcomes historian and immigration specialist Fábio Koifman and Margot Bina Rotstein, a German woman who experienced the horrors of persecution against Jews in Berlin during her childhood and was welcomed into the country.

In homage to Marília Mendonça, 'Conversa com Bial' re-airs an interview with the singer.

The conversation is with the brothers Ronaldo, Renato and Mário, from the vocal group Golden Boys, active since 1958.

In a respectful roundtable discussion, 'Conversa com Bial' welcomes Diego Ribas, from Flamengo, and Palmeiras idol Zé Roberto, who share stories of overcoming challenges and reminisce about their achievements in the world of football.

The conversation is with lawyers Augusto de Arruda Botelho and Irapuã Santana about how the Brazilian justice system works, providing accessible information so that every citizen can guarantee their fundamental rights.

At 78 years old and with almost 60 years in the business, Edu Lobo talks with Pedro Bial about his relationship with the spotlight over the years.

Letícia Sabatella always knew she wanted to sing, a dream postponed by the stardom brought on by dozens of soap operas and series. Now, she brings singing back in musical projects where the actress and the singer blend, as in the case of Empress Tereza Cristina, a character in 'Nos Tempos do Imperador', and Edith, from the musical 'Piaf e Brecht – A Vida em Vermelho'.

Nationally known in the late 1990s as a member of the band Los Hermanos, Rodrigo Amarante will release his second solo album, Drama, in July through the American label Polyvinyl.

A conversation with Alexandre Gaules, the biggest game streamer in Brazil and second biggest in the world, who will talk about the craze for electronic game competitions, which is becoming increasingly popular in the country.

The conversation is with rapper Xamã and MC Dricka, who are rising stars in the new rap and funk music scene.

Created to investigate the government after the biggest health crisis in Brazil's history, the Covid-19 CPI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) was the subject of the "Conversa com Bial" program that started the week. Participants include two leaders of the women's caucus in the Senate: Simone Tebet, the first woman to preside over the Senate Justice Committee and to run for president of the house, and Soraya Thronicke, the deputy leader of the government in Congress.

A conversation with Wagner Moura, director of the biopic "Marighella," which will finally be released almost three years after its production. "Marighella" narrates the trajectory of the guerrilla politician Carlos Marighella in his fight against the Brazilian military dictatorship, focusing on the year 1969.

Debuting her first monologue, "Bárbara!", actress Marisa Orth meets journalist Barbara Gancia, author of the book that inspired the play. The two discuss the adaptation of the work for the stage and what it means to do comedy in Brazil today.

On October 15th of this year, Brazil's first 24-hour news channel celebrated its silver anniversary: ​​25 years on the air. To discuss the history of Globonews, the program welcomes presenter Maria Beltrão, who joined the project at the very beginning, in 1996, at the age of 25, and political reporter Nilson Klava, who is the same age as the channel.

To discuss the importance of embracing diversity in Brazilian education, 'Conversa' welcomes two activists for the cause, Rodrigo Mendes and Mariana Rosa, and a guest who has demonstrated firsthand the transformative power of inclusive education: Caroline Souza, who is autistic and a pedagogue.

John Green is launching his book of essays, 'Anthropocene: Notes on Life on Earth,' which he considers a 'declaration of 'love' for the world' and his non-fiction debut. This is one of the topics discussed on 'Conversa,' which featured the American author responsible for selling over 50 million copies worldwide.

"I don't know if they make stars and heartthrobs like they used to," jokes Pedro Bial in the opening text of 'Conversa'. In the presenter's words, Nuno Leal Maia "is a knockout" both in football and on television, where he's a frequent face in soap operas that marked an era.

Pedro Bial talks with Caio Túlio Costa, Roberto Feith, and Flávia Barbosa about the importance of the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to two journalists.

Pedro Bial welcomes actor Romeu Evaristo and his daughter, actress Dandara Mariana. They have their roots in the samba schools Salgueiro and Grande Rio and a strong passion for acting. The daughter is a Flamengo fan and the father a Fluminense supporter, they also enjoy a healthy rivalry in football.

Brazil has at least 40 million evangelicals, represented by ministers and the evangelical caucus in Brasília, which occupies almost a third of Congress. Even so, the idea that the country is experiencing, or is about to experience, religious persecution against Christians is gaining traction. With the participation of pastors Jorge Linhares and Davi Lago, religious freedom in Brazil is the topic of this episode.

The 'Conversa' program begins its week discussing the direction of the Brazilian economy with former minister and advisor to presidents Delfim Netto and the president of Credit Suisse bank in Brazil, José Olympio Pereira.

A conversation with singers and songwriters Jorge Aragão and Jorge Vercillo about important points in each of their histories, and how their paths connect over the years.

A conversation with Canadian singer, songwriter, and actor Michael Bublé, who has Brazil on the route of his current tour, "An Evening with Michael Bublé".

A program featuring former champion fighter and Jiu-Jitsu and MMA legend Rickson Gracie, who is launching his memoir "Breathe: A Life in Motion," about his and his family's journey in martial arts.

Eating well is a matter of utmost importance, according to Pedro Bial, and that's why the presenter welcomes two women who 'keep Brazilian culture alive in their pots and pans'. From different generations, but veterans in the culinary arts, chefs Laura Góes and Roberta Sudbrack talk about how food brings us closer, entertains us, transports us, and saves us in a conversation about their secrets, stories, and origins.

'Conversa' welcomes actress and writer Ítala Nandi. Celebrating almost 80 years of life, Nandi was the first woman to perform full frontal nudity in Brazilian theater, and during the dictatorship. On stage and screen, 'she wasn't just a sex symbol, she was much more,' as Pedro Bial pointed out.

Paulo Ricardo comments on the live show he attended with Bial for 'Globo Repórter'. Paulo Ricardo talks about the 35th anniversary show of RPM's first album. Paulo Ricardo comments on the conflicts involving the members of RPM. Paulo Ricardo recounts his experience as an actor and reporter for a day, when he interviewed Yoko Ono.

In her four-decade career, Sylvia Bandeira has a resume that includes 20 plays, 18 soap operas, and 4 miniseries and films. The daughter of a diplomat, she was born in Geneva, but insists on reaffirming her Brazilian heritage. In this interview, she talks about cinema, television, and the play 'Charles Aznavour – An Invented Romance' currently showing in Gávea, Rio de Janeiro.

To understand the hacker world and the precautions we should take with our digital lives, let's talk to Gabriel Pato, a 'ethical hacker', and Felipe Payão, editor of the online channel "Tecmundo" and an expert on the subject.

The evolution of radio driven by the digital environment has captivated millions of Brazilians, especially during the pandemic. To discuss podcast productions, 'Conversa' welcomes Branca Vianna, creator of the podcast 'Praia dos Ossos', Ivan Mizanzuk, creator of 'O Caso Evandro', and Bruno Paes Manso, journalist and author of the recently released book and podcast on Globoplay, 'República das Milícias'.

Under the theme of the launch of 'O Drible da Vaca' (The Cow's Dribble), 'Conversa' celebrates Mário Prata's 60-year career. In the conversation, the writer talks about his new book, which tells the story of football with his characteristic sense of humor, and recalls moments from his career, such as his debut in television screenwriting for the soap opera 'Estúpido Cupido' (Stupid Cupid), in 1976.

Currently hosting 'The Voice Kids', Marcio Garcia talks with Pedro Bial about family, his TV career, and the grand finale of the reality show, which takes place this Sunday, September 26th.

Pedro Bial interviews the national president of the PSD party, Gilberto Kassab, and the president of Fiesp, Paulo Skaf. The program is part of a series featuring prominent figures relevant to next year's elections.

'Temporal' is to samba what 'Evidências' is to sertanejo, according to Pedro Bial. Wednesday's program celebrates, in addition to the song's 25th anniversary, the group Art Popular and its leader, Leandro Lehart, the most recorded composer of the genre in the last 30 years.

The search for a cure for her grandson and conversations with a rabbi have become the basis for Deborah Colker's new show. Pedro Bial talks with the choreographer, grandmother of a 12-year-old boy whose illness causes blisters on his skin at the slightest contact, and with Rabbi Nilton Bonder. The show 'Cura' will be broadcast live on Globoplay this Saturday.

Presented by Pedro Bial, Conversa com Bial welcomes the singer and Big Brother Brazil winner Juliette.