I did not interrupt you

Irony, sarcasm and humour are the main ingredients of the second evening of 'Io non l'ho interrotta', a journalism and political communication event organised by Diffondiamo idee di valore, under the coordination of Pierpaolo Lala and Gabriella Morelli, in collaboration with the Municipality and Biblioteca OgniBene, within Agostiniani Libri, and the project 'Titoli di viaggio. Itineraries of reading aloud', supported by Cepell (Centre for Books and Reading). The first guest to take the stage at the cloister, at 8 p.m., is Antonio Funiciello, a professional with long experience in the field of communication and external relations, former chief of staff to Council Presidents Mario Draghi and Paolo Gentiloni, who will be discussing with Lecce mayor Carlo Salvemini and journalist Alessandra Lupo the topics covered in his book "Leader per forza. Storie di leadership che attraversano i deserti" (Rizzoli) where he argues the need for leadership, not necessarily strong leadership, to face future challenges. This will be followed by a meeting with writer, journalist and semiologist, one of the most important scholars of word games, humour and creativity Stefano Bartezzaghi. Closing at 10 p.m. with radio presenter and author Giorgio Lauro, who returns to Io non l'ho interrotta, to celebrate 15 years of "Un giorno da Pecora", a cult programme on Radio Rai 1.

Free entrance.

Info: 339/4313397. 

https://iononlhointerrotta.com/