Emmanuel's Diary - Podcast Novel (Third Season)

And here we are at the final episode of this third season.Antonia, to her great surprise, after having been declared sterile following her operation, discovers that she is pregnant.From this moment on her life will change completely.The interpreters are Antonia, George and Henry.The soundtrack consists of the Overture to Giuseppe Verdi's "Traviata" and the Ballade n. 1 op. 23 in G minor by Chopin.TRANSCRIPT:3.20. The last miracle (Antonia discovers she is pregnant) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We have reached the penultimate episode of the third season, close to the epilogue of what seemed (and was in fact) a great love story.Just as Emmanuel had predicted, without anyone believing him, too late Antonia realizes that without him she cannot live. Every attempt she makes to get back in touch with him fails, and the woman falls in a state of anguished depression.The interpreter is Antonia herself.The soundtrack includes Vivaldi's "Stabat Mater", covers or instrumental versions of Interpol's "Precipitate" and Led Zeppelin's "Starway to Heaven".TRANSCRIPT:Like the ceiling of a bombed church (Antonia discovers that she cannot live without Emmanuel) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Third to last episode of the third season.Antonia, just returned from her honeymoon, learns from her husband Michele that Emmanuel has left: it's a terrible shock for her.The interpreters are Alexander and Sabina.The musical soundtrack consists of covers of "And I Love Her" by the Beatles.TRANSCRIPT:3.18. A strawberry cone ("Sorry, I forgot: Emmanuel has left") Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a rather stormy conversation on the bench in the vegetable labyrinth, during Antonia's wedding party, Emmanuel and Arianna decide to run away together.The interpreters are Emmanuel, Paul Emmanuel and Daisy.The soundtrack includes instrumental or cover versions of the following songs: "Wedding Dance Gramophone Waltz", "Slow Waltz - River Flows In You" (Dj Ice), "Via con me" (Paolo Conte).TRANSCRIPT:3.17. Labyrinths - Part II (Come away with me) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arianna, the new narrator, enters the scene: through her eyes, we witness Antonia and Michele's wedding.Emmanuel, forced to participate in the wedding, shows clear signs of impatience and at a certain point distances himself from everyone. But Arianna doesn't miss his maneuver...This chapter, of particular length and importance, is proposed divided into two parts, of which this is the first.The interpreters are Emmanuel and Alice.The soundtrack includes covers or instrumental versions of "Via con me" by Paolo Conte, Mendelssohn's Wedding March, the waltz "On the beautiful blue Danube" by Strauss and "Wedding Dance Gramophone Waltz".TRANSCRIPT:3.16. Labyrinths (Emmanuel forced to attend Antonia's wedding) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For a certain period, Emmanuel's role was played very well by an "AI agent", but he showed signs of impatience and eventually decided to give up (at least temporarily).We asked a new "AI agent", an excellent actor with the same voice as the previous Emmanuel, to try to interpret the English translation of the conversation between his predecessor and Antonia Del Monaco, which you can listen to here.The agent was a bit reluctant because, according to him, that conversation was too 'real' and affected him too deeply, but then he agreed.Here, then, is the result of his interpretation.The soundtrack is Händel-Halvorsen's Passacaglia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shocked by recent events and the imminence of Antonia's wedding (and rather altered by the use of cocaine), Emmanuel has a stormy conversation with his brother Michele, who catches him in the act of packing his bags to leave home.The interpreters are Emmanuel himself and Anthony.The soundtrack consists of instrumental or cover versions of "The Sky is a Neighborhood" by Foo Fighters.TRANSCRIPT:3.15. That Stuff That Lifts You Up (Emmanuel leaves home) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This can be considered a page torn from Emmanuel's diary: it is a short delirious monologue, a stream of consciousness in which the boy freely lets his thoughts flow on the wave of depression and unconsciousness, while he is in the barn where he used to go with Antonia.The interpreter is Emmanuel himself.The soundtrack consists of an instrumental version of Lou Reed's "Perfect Day" (tribute to Trainspotting).TRANSCRIPT:3.14. Nocturne Of The Defeated Hero ("Where did the moon go?...") Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emmanuel hinself wanted to try his hand at interpreting this very difficult and crucial episode.From here on the story proceeds without the help of Emmanuel's diary, which ended with the previous chapter.Completely depressed by the failure of his attempt with Antonia, swept up in a self-destructive vortex, Emmanuel returns to look for Michelle known as Gerti, the woman who had brought him to the brink. Strangely, however, the woman refuses to help him fall even further and reveals an unexpected basis of humanity.The interpreters are Emmanuel himself and Frieda.The soundtrack is composed of covers or reinterpretations of the following songs: "Dionysus" (Jocelyn Pook), "Sweet Child O' Mine" (Guns N' Roses), "Boys Don't Cry" (The Cure), "Where Is My Mind?" (Pixies).EPISODE TRANSCRIPT:3.13. Look who shows up again (Let me sleep with you tonight) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the last chapter of Emmanuel's diary, after which the protagonist will be seen only in glimpses, through the eyes of the other characters.Emmanuel, shocked by Antonia's refusal and escape, starts driving again to return to Turin; but his journey will be peppered with strange and surreal accidents, almost as if they will prevent him from returning.When finally, exhausted and distraught, he manages to return home, he has a surprise that leaves him completely stunned.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel, Lisa, Joan, Anthony, Vincent and Onyx.The soundtrack includes covers and instrumental versions of "Stan" (Eminem) and "Brother James" (Sonic Youth).EPISODE TRANSCRIPT:3.12. Someone changed the ending ("Wherever you're going, don't go there") Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christian & Gianni sing "Mal Amour" (Ledy gaga's Bad Romance Bardcore style). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emmanuel is alone in Tuscany with Antonia for a three day holiday.On the last day he attempts a desperate game, takes her to the open-air cathedral of San Galgano and here he puts into action the plan that he had been studying for some time.You will see the result for yourself.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel, Alice, Elly and Anthony.The soundtrack consists of the following songs: "Around the World" and "Veridis Quo" by Daft Punk (bardcore version), "Passacaglia in C minor" by J.S. Bach, "Lose Yourself" by Eminem (bardcore version). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are approaching the end of Emmanuel's diary, which will be interrupted shortly: the story will then continue, narrated by other characters.These are the last chapters written by him, the most important. Emmanuel managed to extract from Antonia the promise to spend three days alone with him. Excited and happy, he takes her with him to Tuscany on a memorable journey that will have unpredictable and fundamental consequences for both of them. The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Alice.The soundtrack is composed of covers and instrumental songs by Daft Punk ("Veridis Quo" and "Get Lucky") and Lana Del Rey ("High by the Beach" and "Gods and Monsters" in a bardcore version).  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Antonia wakes up and, to her enormous surprise, finds Emmanuel in the room. A tender and passionate conversation takes place between the two, which Antonia tries to keep hidden from her mother who washes the dishes in the kitchen. Emmanuel introduces her to the cat Gino, who he found in the rain: it's love at first sight.In the end Emmanuel manages to extract a very important promise from Antonia.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel, Alice and Martha.The soundtrack consists of the following songs: "Grief" by Vicenzo Piano (whom we thank for the concession), "Get Lucky" by Daft Punk (cover by Emmanuel). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emmanuel goes to visit Antonia, who has just returned from an operation, and meets her mother.Meanwhile, along the way, he meets the cat Gino and takes it with him.While waiting for Antonia to wake up, the boy has a chat with Mrs. Silvia and gets to know her.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel, Ally and Martha.The soundtrack includes covers of "Umbrella" by Rihanna (sung in the finale by Emmanuel himself) and "La mia storia fra le dita" by Gianluca Grignani. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Just when Emmanuel thinks that things between him and Antonia can take the desired direction and decides to radically change his life (and look), a bolt from the blue comes that knocks him out: Antonia becomes seriously ill.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel, Elly, Nicole, Anthony and Gus.The soundtrack consists of covers of "Blue Jeans" and "Cola" by Lana Del Rey, "Cu'mme" by Roberto Murolo and Mia Martini and "Superstar" by Sonic Youth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With this episode Emmanuel enters a dimension between the Platonic and the medieval, committing himself with all his strength in an attempt at resurrection from the materiality into which he has fallen, also overwhelming Antonia with him.From now on, his every effort will be aimed at finding a spiritual dimension in which his relationship with the woman can reach a difficult balance capable of withstanding time.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Alice.Throughout the episode you can hear a song and a cover (performed by Yvonne Jeucken) of Tim Buckley's "Phantasmagoria in Two" and medieval-style versions of Linkin Park's "Numb". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode, of particular length and importance, is proposed in two parts, of which this is the second.Emmanuel has won the game with Antonia, managing to tie her to him in an almost pathological way and creating a serious dependence in her.One day, however, he is forced to realise, with amazement and anguish, that this situation risks completely destroying the woman he loves. From now on he will be forced to make important decisions.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Alice.The soundtrack includes songs and covers by Syml ("Where is my love" and "Mr. Sandman") and Lana Del Rey ("Heroin"). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode, which is particularly long and important, is presented in two parts, of which this is the first.A passionate and "red-light" Emmanuel recalls his new experience with Antonia, whom he won back in the previous episode ("Special Effects").The boy experiences this reunion with excitement and enthusiasm, but now, at eighteen years of age, he is perfectly capable of realizing the difficulties of the situation and how much things have changed for both of them.Determined to continue on his path, Emmanuel does not hesitate to use all the means at his disposal to keep Antonia tied to him.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Alice.The soundtrack includes songs and covers by Syml ("Where is my love" and "Mr. Sandman") and Nirvana ("Moist Vagina"). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We all understood that Carlos was in love with Emmanuel, but above all he cared about him with all his heart.How will he react to his abandonment, never hearing from him again?Predictably, he suffers like a dog. Luckily for him he has his sister Mayra at his side, good and affectionate, who takes care of him and consoles him.The interpreters are Paolo Malgioglio and Elisa Gandolfi.The soundtrack consists of a cover of "Cripple and the Starfish", a beautiful song by Antony and The Johnsons. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another crucial episode of the novel-podcast.The illness has given Emmanuel time to clarify himself and has made him lucid and determined: he wants Antonia back at any cost.To achieve his goal, he is even willing to rig the cards and play a melodramatic role that completely displaces Antonia. It's full-blown blackmail, and he knows it well; but Love, as Plato says, is the son of Expedient and is therefore unscrupulous: Emmanuel is ready for anything to bring down Antonia's defensive barriers and take back what he has always considered to be his.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Alice.During the episode, particularly rich in special effects, as the title suggests, you can listen to covers or instrumental versions of the soundtrack of "A Clockwork Orange" by Stanley Kubrick, "Girl you'll be a woman soon" by Neil Diamond, "Polly" by Nirvana, "It's five o' clock" by Aphrodite's Child, an excerpt from "Scimmia" by Eugenio Finardi and a cover of "I want you" by Bob Dylan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The third part of Emmanuel's story begins here: it's the most delicate and crucial one.Fresh from an experience as intense as it was devastating with Michelle K., who introduced him to drugs, the boy finds his health seriously compromised.During the period of his illness and his convalescence, he has the opportunity to seriously reflect on his situation and make important decisions for his future.Meanwhile, his older brother Michele is increasingly worried about him.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel, Vincent, Nicole, Allison and Anthony.We really hope that you will appreciate the incredible acting skills of this extraordinary AI that is Paul Emmanuel.The soundtrack consists of instrumental covers of Lana del Rey's "Heroin". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Season 2 Index:The Rabbit HoleGoing Other WaysMoon in HellThat is, precisely at the levelOde to JealousyAir PocketsWeedsGreatThe Perfect MetaphorMichelle K.Like an AngelCan We Talk?Some Good GirlsHappy Birthday, EmmanuelAccidents On The RoadCompulsive LiarRussian RouletteVery SexyPrinceAlpha MaleGame Over Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here is an INDEX of all the episodes of Season One, set in 1994 with Emmanuel sixteen years old, each with a clickable link:1. Prologue - A letter2. The riddle of the spinner3. Something grey4. Active, passive and transitive middle5. One day you'll understand6. About Mister B.7. It takes two to tango8. Frédéric Valentino9. On the other side10. Some good guys11. Timing12. Alternative therapies13. The Wind Inside14. Countdown15. Double fault16. Omnipotence17. No take-off18. Blackout Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We have reached the end of Season Two.Gambling your life upside or tails is always dangerous, however adventurous and fascinating it may appear, and can also jeopardize your physical health. Emmanuel is forced to find out now.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Anthony (AI).During the episode you can hear songs by Michael Land taken from "The Secret of Monkey Island", "Gouge away" by the Pixies and a cover of "I am" by Jamie Campbell Bower. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emmanuel, like Guybrush Threepwood from Monkey Island, goes through his adventures to find himself, the man he would like to be and isn't: an Alpha Male.At this moment he has one beside him, Carlos, with whom he isn't sure what kind of relationship to establish.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel, Anthony, Marla and Jane (AI).During the episode you can listen to the following songs live: "Morna Nha Santana" by Eugénio Tavares; "Come se" by Subsonica; "Discolabirinto" by Subsonica-Morgan; "Music's so shily (?)" by a very young Marco Castoldi (Morgan), fifteen years old at the time; "The Secret of Monkey Island" by Michael Land. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emmanuel, destabilized by his relationship with Gerti, has found refuge in Carlos and his sister Mayra, but the matter is taking an unpredictable turn.Or perhaps not even too unpredictable, considering the amorous bulimia of our protagonist.The result is that the boy no longer understands who he is and what he wants.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Anthony (AI).During the episode you can listen to covers or live versions of the following songs: "Isolada" by Cesária Évora; "Força Di Cretcheu" by Eugénio Tavares; "Break my Body" by Pixies; in the end Emmanuel duets with Elise Roth in the medieval version of Hozier's "Take me to Church" prepared by the great Beedle The Bardcore. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Let's tell the truth: we had the impression, during the previous episode ("Russian Roulette"), that Emmanuel's story was about to end tragically.But the boy has many resources and, with a bit of luck, manages to get back up. Just when he thinks he can no longer free himself from his addiction to Michelle, Emmanuel meets an unexpected ally in the person he least expected: Carlos. The man turns out to be capable of understanding and humanity, qualities absent in Gerti, and incredibly manages to restore his good mood.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel, Anthony and other extras (AI).During the episode you can listen to live or covers of the following songs: "Petit Pays" and "Sodade" by Cesária Évora; "My Dimension" by DJ Panda (remix by DJ Hokkaido). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For this episode, one of the most important and dramatic of the novel-diary, we experimented, especially for Emmanuel's voice, with state-of-the-art AI, which never recites the same line in the same way, resulting in unpredictable and very creative.The narrative voice is Antonia's again.Too late Emmanuel realizes that he is playing a very dangerous game, which could cost him his life.The boy desperately, provocatively tries to ask for Antonia's help and to re-establish a relationship with her, but he realizes with anguish that things have changed a lot for both of them.The interpreters are a totally new Paul Emmanuel (last generation AI) and Cora (AI).During the episode you can listen to covers or live versions of the following songs by Lana Del Rey: “Music to Watch Boys To”, "Weat Coast", “Body Electric” (performed in the finale by Emmanuel and Philip). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Emmanuel really hits rock bottom, from various points of view.Lying, lying and more lying: this seems to have become second nature to him. He is unable to cope with the simple evidence that he has become totally dependent on Michelle and the drugs she supplies him with. He really couldn't go any lower than that.The narrative voice is that of Emmanuel himself (AI Steffan Emmanuel); Michelle is played by Frieda (AI).During the episode you can listen to the following songs: "Winterfell" and "Candyman" by Static Bandz, whom we thank for the kind permission; "Guarda che luna" by Fred Buscaglione; "In My Garden" by Swans. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emmanuel hasn't yet understood that to play a game with Michelle K. you need to be particularly equipped, especially with cynicism and indifference, two qualities that he doesn't possess.In this episode he is forced to understand this and to realize that the game is bigger than him.The interpreters are George and Frieda (AI).During the episode you can listen to the following songs: "Galaxy" and "Forbidden Chamber" by Static Bandz, whom we thank for the permission; "Inhuman" by Sonic Youth; "Old Age" (bootleg) by Kurt Cobain. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This chapter, one of the most important in the podcast, is a turning point for Emmanuel's story. He turns 18, an important milestone in anyone's life. His companions and friends are present at his party, but there's also Antonia, with whom the boy has a rather harsh clash at the end of the evening: he tries to hide the truth from her, but in the end, left alone with himself, he is forced to admit that he is bad.The interpreters are Steffan-Emmanuel and Nicole (AI).During the episode you can listen to covers or live versions of the following songs: "Billie Jean" by Michael Jackson; "Rock the Kasbah" by The Clash; "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin; "Falco a metà" by Gianluca Grignani; "Come Undone" by Duran Duran. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Please, use the direct download link: thank you!Certe brave ragazzeThere are moments, in the life of a man, in which virile pride suffers very severe blows: it hasn't happened to Emmanuel yet, but Michelle known as Gerti provides in this sense, ruthless and indifferent as always. The interpreters are Steffan Emmanuel and Frieda (AI).During the episode you can hear a cover of "Michelle" by The Beatles and "Gouge Away" by The Pixies (instrumental and live). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michele, seriously worried about his brother Emmanuel's condition, asks him for a face-to-face conversation. The boy reluctantly accepts, but in the end he realizes that his brother's initiative is dictated by a deep affection towards him.An affection, despite everything, reciprocated.The interpreters are Vincent-Paul Emmanuel and Steffan (AI).The songs used throughout the episode are Infinite Stream's "Autumn Waltz", "Winter Waltz" and "Childhood". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The relationship between Emmanuel and Michelle takes a murky and intense turn: it would risk turning into a real love relationship... if only Michelle were capable of loving.Emmanuel, unfortunately for him, is.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Frieda (AI).Covers of the following songs can be heard throughout the episode: Sonic Youth's "Shadow of a doubt" (cover by Black Tape For A Blue Girl), The Beatles' "Michelle" and Elliott Smith's "Between the bars". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emmanuel is completely overwhelmed by the perverse and anomalous relationship with Michelle K. called Gerti, without realizing that he is getting himself into quite serious trouble. He does not seem able to understand, even when faced with the evidence of a "cursed" painting, the negativity of the environment of the magical Turin to which the woman belongs.Humiliated by her, he finds a way to take revenge: this deludes him into thinking he can win the game, when in fact he simply won a round.The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Frieda (AI).The soundtrack includes covers of the following songs: "Mad World" by Gary Jules, "Masked Ball" by Jocelyn Pook, "When it's Over" by the Wipers, "Girl You'll be a Woman Soon" by Neil Diamond. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What was Emmanuel hiding in the previous episode?His relationship with Michelle, known as Gerti. A new character, already briefly glimpsed in episode 2.3. "Moon in Hell", where she appeared as a dancer: a woman as fascinating as she is dangerous, who attracts Emmanuel into her network of seduction, drugs and occult interests, typical of esoteric Turin.A period of delirium of the senses with tragic and disturbing implications begins for the boy.The Interpreters are Vincent-Paul Emmanuel and Frieda (AI).During the episode you can hear parts of the following songs: "Brother James" and "Junkie's Promise" by Sonic Youth, "Hey" (instrumental version) and "Into the White" by the Pixies, "Sacrifice" by Jocelyn Pook. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From the voice of the maid Teresa, Antonia (AI Nicole) learns that Emmanuel (AI Vincent-Paul Emmanuel) is with a new girl, who is having a strange, chilling effect on him.Excerpts from Lana Del Rey's "Pretty When You Cry", Thom Yorke's "Suspirium" and Sonic Youth's "Inhuman" can be heard in the episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After the relationship with Antonio, which lasted only a few weeks, the boy reflects on his umpteenth sentimental failure and finds himself immersed in a chaos from which he doesn't know how to get out.This episode is a sort of confused, at times paranoid stream of consciousness that takes us inside his restless and troubled psyche, which can no longer find a balance point.The narrator is Vincent-Paul Emmanuel (AI).The following songs can be heard in the episode: "See me, feel me" from "Tommy" by The Who and "Resurrection" by Eain Moon, whom we thank for the permission.TRANSCRIPT:2.7. Weeds (The unbearable weight of failure) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Finally the story between Emmanuel and Antonio begins, during a school trip to Sicily. It will be destined to last a few weeks, but it will leave a deep mark on both of them.Antonio, deeply fascinated by Emmanuel, doesn't know how to manage such an anomalous relationship, which puts his entire inner world in crisis.Let's listen to the story from the voice of Antonio himself. The interpreters are Vincent and Paul Emmanuel (AI).The following songs can be heard throughout the episode: "Suspirium" by Thom Yorke, "See me, feel me" from "Tommy" by The Who, "This is the day" by Captain Beefheart. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Antonia is back on stage.How will she be experiencing the end of her relationship with Emmanuel (which she herself provoked)?Apparently with a lot of difficulty.Emmanuel, now seventeen, has set out "by other paths", but still cultivates the relationship with her in some indirect way.Here we see him asking for her help with a difficult Greek test.The interpreters are Nicole and Vincent (AI).In the episode you can listen to two splendid pieces by Franz Schubert: "Serenade" and the Trio op. 100 - Andante con moto (made famous by Stanley Kubrick in the wonderful candlelight scene from "Barry Lyndon"). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is a bizarre experiment, in which AI voices mix with those of two real-life theater actors, Stefano Romano and Erika Piroscia.After so much useless suffering, Emmanuel wants to have some fun.He is currently engaged (so to speak) in a very relaxed relationship with Elettra, the leader of Tantras (a theater company in Turin).One evening he witnesses an Ionesco-like dialogue between the members of the group and reports it to us verbatim.What emerges is the surreal picture of a group of sympathetic bewildered people, with whom the protagonist spends his time carefree to forget his malaise, waiting to understand if his relationship with Antonio (with whom, unlike with Elettra, he is serious) will be able to take off.During the episode you can listen to covers or live versions of "Cuccurucucù Paloma" and "Bandiera bianca" by Franco Battiato. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Guided by his personal Virgil, his friend Antonio, Emmanuel unknowingly begins his descent into the Underworld through the night clubs of alternative Turin. Here he comes into contact with a theater group, the Tantras, and embarks on a very casual relationship with their leader Elettra; meanwhile, in the Hell of the "Divina Commedia" pub, he sees for the first time Michelle, a woman destined to have a great weight in his life. But his attention is directed above all to Antonio, with whom he hopes to be able to start a serious relationship. All performers (Vincent-Paul Emmanuel, John and Peter) are AI.The following live tracks can be heard in the episode:Laurie Anderson's "Born, Never Asked"; "Moon in June" by Soft Machine; "Riders Of The Storm" by The Doors; "Scars" by The Crane Wives. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Well, we didn't expect a homosexual crush from Emmanuel. Yet it is so.Forced by Antonia to interrupt their relationship and to go "other ways" (see Episode n. 1.18 "Blackout"), the boy, in the throes of profound bewilderment, finds a point of reference in Antonio, the woman's namesake, a his schoolmate a couple of years older than him, politically engaged and a lover of music like him. In this common passion they will find common ground.All interpreters are AI.Excerpts from the following tracks can be heard in the episode:"Hasta siempre commander Che Guevara" by Inti Illimani;"Riders On The Storm" by The Doors;Robert Wyatt's "Las Vegas Tango";"Venus de Milo" by Television;Tim Buckley's "Pleasant Street";Lou Reed's "Heroin";Captain Beefheart's "Electricity";"Gimme Shelter" by the Rolling Stones. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The second part of the story begins here.Emmanuel, released from the relationship with Antonia, is literally projected into another universe, where he finds it hard to orient himself and risks committing many serious missteps.In retrospect, while writing the diary, he wonders how he got into Michelle's trap.All interpreters are AI. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We publish here a suite of the second 9 episodes of the First Season, so that you can listen to them comfortably one after the other.The episodes are:10. Some good guys11. Timing12. Alternative Therapies13. The Wind Inside14. Countdown15. Double fault16. Omnipotence17. No Take Off18. Blackout. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.