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Live podcast is the title of a novelty of this edition. In fact, a section dedicated to podcasts, one of the most loved tools, is also joining the program of the Great Invasion, which is gathering more and more acclaim reaching a transversal audience by age and preferences. And even for podcasts there will be authors ready to confront the public. “They will tell their series – remember the organizers – Mario Calabresi, who will present Altre / Storie and his experience in Chora, the new Italian podcast company of which he is director and co-founder, Alberto Nerazzini, who will talk about his 121269, on Piazza Fontana, produced by Dersu, Cecilia Sala e Chiara Lalli for Polvere, on the case of Marta Russo, Miyagi / Huffpost, e Chiara Alessi, My Olivetti (Olivetti Archive) ».
To introduce the meetings another podcaster, Matteo B. Bianchi, voice of the unmissable Copertina series, podcast designed for those who love to read.
Instead, the presence of the Grasshoppers at the Little Invasion will be renewed. Also this year, in fact, the festival will have an editorial staff made up entirely of girls and boys aged 14 and over, who will “jump” here and there for the festival, with paper, pen, colors and smartphones to take notes, draw and shoot The photos. With the help of Ladittàrte (Paolo Vinçon and Silvia Carnaroglio) the Grasshoppers will be able to meet and interview the guest authors, tell about the events and even design the comic festival. Info: [email protected].
Lucia Panzieri, curator of the Little Invasion, explains: “It is a flagship for us to have wanted and strongly supported an editorial team of budding journalists, the now famous Grasshoppers, who tell the festival with their eyes, led by Vinçon and Carnaroglio , writing pieces, interviewing the authors and designing the meetings in which they will participate: the result will be the now well-known, homonymous magazine, fresh, cheerful and of quality, which will then be on sale at the festival bookshop. It is with great pleasure, subsequently, to bring this magazine to the authors who are told by the children: seeing oneself again in their pages – he concludes – is a wonderful exercise in reading, for those who write by trade ».