Le tecniche di comunicazione che hanno cambiato la nostra vita: Patrick Facciolo ospite su Radio 2

Patrick Facciolo is a guest on Maschio Selvaggio, the Rai Radio2 program with Nunzia De Girolamo, Gianluca Semprini, and Edoardo Tavassi, to discuss his book "Silvio, do we miss you? The communication techniques that have changed our lives." The conversation focuses on how Silvio Berlusconi transformed Italian political communication: his body, his smile, objects, television space, gestures, nostalgia, and his ability to make every public appearance memorable. In his conversation with Nunzia De Girolamo and Edoardo Tavassi, Facciolo analyzes the book's title, the frame of absence, the relationship between nostalgia and persuasion, the communicative value of the body and objects, as well as some more everyday aspects of communication: nonverbal cues in relationships, self-contact, gaze, stress management, and the risk of overinterpreting what we see. A dialogue between political communication, the psychology of nostalgia, body language, and everyday life, starting from a seemingly simple question: when we say "do we miss you?", are we really asking a question or have we already determined the answer?