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Málaga Radio Weekly Diary

Málaga Radio Weekly Diary

Written by: Nigel Lucas
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 🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary Podcast 🎉

Welcome to the ultimate events guide for Málaga and the Costa del Sol! 🌞 Whether you’re a local or just visiting, our podcast is your one-stop source for the week’s most exciting happenings. From cultural festivals and foodie delights to sports action and family-friendly activities, we’ve got it all covered!Join our lively hosts, Carmen and Baptiste, as they bring you insider tips, playful banter, and plenty of enthusiasm for everything Málaga has to offer.

Tune in for:
✨ Weekly event highlights
✨ Exclusive updates on Málaga Radio shows, including Pia’s Factor 50 in the Snow
✨ Must-know details for making the most of your week

📅 Subscribe now and let us help you plan your perfect week in paradise! New episodes drop every Monday.Malaga Radio Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary
Episodes
  • Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP39

    Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP39
    Nov 20 2025
    🎧 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary — Episode 39 Season One Finale

    This week we wrap up our very first year of the Weekly Diary with something a little different… a warm, gentle look back at the moments that shaped 2025, and a soft step forward toward the new year. Carmen hosts the finale with postcards from the team — Pia checking in from the mountains as she prepares for the next season of Factor 50 in the Snow, Mitch sending a sunrise voice note from an early winter fairway, and Daniel reporting from a tiny tapas bar where he’s already gathering stories for Ice and a Slice and Out and About 2026. Carmen also takes us through Christmas in Málaga… the lights on Calle Larios, the cathedral projections, the drone shows over the port, and the winter markets by the sea.

    Plus her own reflections on the year — from playful “virtual drone” moments at the malagueño ferias to the deeper understanding of community she gained while researching Semana Santa. We also quietly introduce two new projects:

    • MálagaRadio.travel — simple, clean, and full of tours and activities to explore
    • Málaga Merchandise — early T-shirts now, with full collections coming in 2026 And of course, all our podcasts remain available on Radio On Demand, so if you’re in the mood for hiking, food, beach time, or local discoveries, you can dip into any episode any time.

    Thank you for being with us through Season One.
    Feliz Navidad… and we’ll see you in 2026.
    We are Málaga Radio.
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    12 mins
  • Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP38

    Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP38
    Sep 28 2025
    Weekly Diary EP38: October Arrives on the Costa del Sol

    October on the Costa del Sol brings a new rhythm — golden light, cooler evenings, and a calendar bursting with traditions, flavours, music, and sport.
    In this week’s episode, Carmen and Baptiste take you through everything happening from 29 September to 5 October 2025, plus a special look at why October is one of Málaga’s most magical months.
    🎡 Festivals & Traditions → Torrox Feria, Noches de la Bella Jarifa in Cártama, Fiesta del Monfí in Cútar, Sopas Perotas Day in Álora, and Teba’s Artisan Cheese Fair.

    🎨 Culture & Exhibitions → Picasso Month in Málaga, the French Film Festival, theatre highlights, and autumn exhibitions at the Carmen Thyssen, CAC Málaga, and the Pompidou.

    🍷 Food & Hospitality → rustic soups, artisan cheeses, wine harvests, tapas routes, and chestnut fiestas in the Copper Forest villages.

    🎶 Music & Nightlife → Candlelight concerts, tribute shows, flamenco tablaos, and the shift from summer beach parties to late-night clubs.

    ⚽ Sports & Outdoors → Málaga CF and Marbella FC fixtures, Unicaja basketball, golf championships, city runs, cycling, and autumn hiking.

    🛳️ Port Roundup → Cruise calls from Mein Schiff, Spirit of Adventure, Viking Cruises, and a possible IONA arrival, plus artisan markets on the waterfront.

    🌳 Travel Tip of the Week → The Copper Forest (Bosque de Cobre) in the Genal Valley — one of Andalucía’s most stunning autumn hikes.

    ✨ Whether you’re visiting, planning a trip, or living on the Costa del Sol, the Weekly Diary is your friendly guide to what’s on, where to go, and how to experience Málaga at its very best. Listen every week on Málaga Radio — and join Carmen & Baptiste daily on Freshly Squeezed (live, 8am–11am).
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    34 mins
  • Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP37

    Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP37
    Sep 22 2025
    🎙 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 37 (Sept 22–28, 2025)

    This week’s Diary brings together the best of the Costa del Sol — and a special spotlight on Málaga Radio’s own podcast network. Join Carmen and Baptiste as they explore:

    ✨ The big traditions — Feria de San Miguel in Torremolinos, Vélez-Málaga’s feria, and the Almond Festival in Almogía.

    🖼 Culture at its finest — Picasso’s anniversary exhibition, Pompidou’s autumn showcase, Thyssen landscapes, and candlelit concerts.

    🍷 Autumn flavours — Benalmádena’s Tapas Route, Moclinejo’s Wine Harvest, Cómpeta’s international food fest, and the essential September chiringuito.

    🎶 Nights to remember — Comic-Con concerts, Mora in Fuengirola, Studio Club DJs, flamenco tablaos, and Marbella’s iconic beach club closings.

    🏀 Sport and outdoors — from the Supercopa Endesa and Rallye Gibralfaro to sunrise yoga, mountain hikes, and nautical adventures.

    And don’t miss our Special Spotlight at the start of the episode — a guided tour through
    Málaga Radio’s podcast family, from Active Adventures and Like a Local to The Drop and Factor 50. Whether you’re here for a week or listening from afar, this episode is your map to the traditions, culture, flavours, music, and movement that make the Costa del Sol unforgettable.

    🎧 Listen live on the Málaga Radio app or ask Alexa to “Play Málaga Radio.”

    📲 Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Apple, iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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    30 mins
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