Il Fienile Podcast - Episodio 16 "Zia Mara, oltre la domenica" con Mara Venier

In the sixteenth episode of Il Fienile, Luca Zaia welcomes Mara Venier, the undisputed lady of Sunday television and one of the most authentic and beloved icons of Italian popular culture. More than an interview, it's an unfiltered journey into the life of an extraordinarily strong yet proudly fragile woman. In this intimate and at times moving conversation, Mara opens up about her Venetian roots in Cannaregio, her youth in Mestre, and her first, historic, unconventional choices: from refusing to work for Vittorio De Sica or Giorgio Strehler to become a full-time mother, to her amusing "col cazzo" (literally, "I don't have a dick") remark to Tinto Brass. A profound and original portrait that explores the boldness of her Roman years at the rag shop "Al tempo perso" with Gabriella Ferri, the silent pain of significant losses, and the great loves born and lived with truth always in their hearts, from Jerry Calà to Renzo Arbore, up to her marriage to Nicola Carraro, preceded by the surreal prophecies of a fortune teller on Via Veneto. There's room for great television, for her rebirth thanks to Maria De Filippi after being labeled "too old," and for the desire to continue looking forward with the same wonderful curiosity as the "maretta" of Piazza Ferretto. Mara Venier – born Mara Santa Povoleri – is an Italian television host, actress, and commentator. Starring in over twenty films and a pioneer of entertainment television, her name is inextricably linked to "Domenica In," redefining the style of holiday hosting in Italy thanks to her natural empathy, spontaneity, and a rare ability to connect with the hearts of the general public. Co-produced by H-FARM and SHADO. Instagram:   / fienile_podcast   TikTok:   / fienile_podcastspotify:   https://open.spotify.com/episode/1Cns... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...