Herd
Get App
Miguel Sousa Tavares de Viva Voz podcast cover art

Best Miguel Sousa Tavares de Viva Voz Episodes

ByExpresso
138 episodes

Da edição semanal do Expresso para o formato podcast. A opinião de Miguel Sousa Tavares, de viva voz, todas as sextas-feiras à tarde. Com um tema extra, improvisado, para descobrir na parte final de cada episódio

#1

“O Almirante está habituado a estar num ponto de comando, não a ser o homem do leme”

In this episode, Miguel Sousa Tavares provides an insightful analysis of the upcoming presidential elections, sharing his candid thoughts on various candidates. His sharp critiques and humorous observations make this episode engaging for listeners new to his commentary.

2025-05-29•15m
#2

“O resultado é trágico: o PS queria atacar o PSD e o Chega, e desabou”

Tavares delves into the legislative elections, offering a critical perspective on the political landscape. His take on the PS and the unpredictable rise of Chega provides listeners with a thought-provoking discussion on contemporary politics.

2025-05-22•19m
#3

Montenegro, Pedro Nuno ou Ventura: “não compraria um carro em segunda mão a nenhum” e “o disparate” do Almirante

This episode features Tavares's reflections on the responsibility of politicians during elections and their campaign strategies. His candid assessments of prominent political figures will resonate with those interested in the intricacies of political dynamics.

2025-05-15•17m

Listen to your favourite podcasts.

Now ad-free.

Download herd and enjoy uninterrupted, high-quality podcasts without the wait.

Download on the
App Store
#4

“Quando oiço o Pedro Nuno Santos gabar-se que pôs a CP a ganhar dinheiro, apetece-me puxar da pistola”

Tavares discusses the contentious topic of a strike affecting the CP, providing a critical lens on public service and governance. His passionate delivery and strong opinions make this episode particularly engaging for listeners.

2025-05-08•18m
#5

“Eu acho que o Papa viu o diabo em JD Vance e morreu”

In this intriguing episode, Tavares explores the complexities of religious politics and leadership. His unique insights into the Vatican and its figures provide a captivating experience for both political and religious discourse enthusiasts.

2025-04-24•21m
#6

“Estamos à mercê de um pistoleiro que entra num ‘saloon’ e dispara para cima de toda a gente”

This episode features Tavares's analysis of international trade and its implications, particularly relating to Trump’s policies. His engaging narrative style makes complex topics accessible and interesting for new listeners.

2025-04-03•19m
#7

Ucrânia: A “desilusão” depois das “altíssimas” expectativas de Trump e as sondagens a pedir “rejuvenescimento” no PSD e PS

Here, Tavares provides a critical view of global politics and its effects on national sentiments. His discussion on the geopolitical landscape is both informative and relevant, making it a must-listen for those interested in current affairs.

2025-03-21•18m
#8

Montenegro “meteu-se dentro de uma alhada e foi tropeçando, tropeçando até cair no abismo”

In this episode, Tavares critiques the political maneuvers of key figures, shedding light on the nuances of leadership and public perception. His engaging storytelling captures the attention of listeners fascinated by political drama.

2025-03-07•18m
#9

“Não gostei de ver Macron com aquele ar íntimo com Trump, ao estilo Marcelo” e “a falha” do Estado que pode levar o MP a agir

Tavares discusses the dynamics of international relations and the implications for Europe, particularly focusing on Macron and Trump's interactions. This episode offers fresh perspectives that are crucial for understanding current global politics.

2025-02-28•19m
#10

Zelensky sob “fogo cerrado e ordinário de Trump” e o Chega que quer fazer da AR “uma espécie de taberna”

This episode features a riveting discussion on the challenges facing Ukraine amidst global political shifts. Tavares's compelling narrative style makes this episode engaging for anyone interested in international relations.

2025-02-21•18m