Cuidado con el micrófono abierto: Los peligros del pelambre| Coca Guazzini | Patricia Rivadeneira

In this new episode of Revolution of the Old Ladies, Coca Guazzini and Patricia Rivadeneira delve into an honest conversation about gossip, exploring it not only as entertainment but also as a social mechanism for building trust and alliances. Are men more gossipy than women? What happens when a microphone is left on a recording set? Subscribe and turn on notifications for more Revolution of the Old Ladies! 0:00 – Introduction and the knitting dilemma: Chilean or European style? 0:50 – Patricia's return from Quito: Altitude, hypertension, and the smoothness of the journey 2:38 – Are Chileans "annoying"? Comparison with friendliness in Ecuador 4:12 – Reflection on Indigenous peoples and the lack of integration in Chile 6:15 – Vicente Ruiz's posthumous book and his urban Mapuzungun school 7:30 – Achasques, health, and the work on Humberto Maturana 8:45 – New members of the family: The adoption of Sisí the kitten 10:15 – Today's topic: What is "pelambre" really? 11:45 – Beware of an open microphone! A recording anecdote 13:20 – The danger of accidental WhatsApp transfers and messages 16:00 – The science of gossip: From Harari's monkeys to alliance building 18:15 – Luck and advice for seniors (Entel and Abastible) 21:10 – Who gossips more? The myth of male gossip vs. Female 23:00 – Dangerous gossip vs. "interventions" among friends 25:40 – The "unmentionables": When someone in the group falls from grace 29:10 – Gossip in the acting world and the end of the chapter