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Inspiring Stories
At Glooby Pods, the most authentic stories from our land come to you courtesy of the CALLA OH PODCAST team. With their talent, Neni, Juanfrán, and Ángela bring each story to life. Tradition, culture, and real-life stories intertwine in this unique destination.
Inspiring Stories
At Glooby Pods, the most authentic stories from our land come to you courtesy of the CALLA OH PODCAST team. With their talent, Neni, Juanfrán, and Ángela bring each story to life. Tradition, culture, and real-life stories intertwine in this unique destination.
In this episode of Calla Oh, we share a couch and a conversation with José Miguel Menéndez Alonso — one of those people who do a lot… without making noise.
We talk about life and craft: about safety in Pola de Lena, the daily work in the Civil Guard, refereeing matches when no one else wants to blow the whistle, handling pressure, community, and basketball.
Amid laughter and reflection, Miguel reminds us of something essential: before giving an opinion, we must listen to every side; before judging, we must understand; and before anything else, we should try to be good people.
In this episode of Calla Oh, we share a couch and a conversation with José Miguel Menéndez Alonso — one of those people who do a lot… without making noise.
We talk about life and craft: about safety in Pola de Lena, the daily work in the Civil Guard, refereeing matches when no one else wants to blow the whistle, handling pressure, community, and basketball.
Amid laughter and reflection, Miguel reminds us of something essential: before giving an opinion, we must listen to every side; before judging, we must understand; and before anything else, we should try to be good people.
In this episode of Calla Oh, we share a couch and a conversation with José Miguel Menéndez Alonso — one of those people who do a lot… without making noise.
We talk about life and craft: about safety in Pola de Lena, the daily work in the Civil Guard, refereeing matches when no one else wants to blow the whistle, handling pressure, community, and basketball.
Amid laughter and reflection, Miguel reminds us of something essential: before giving an opinion, we must listen to every side; before judging, we must understand; and before anything else, we should try to be good people.
In this episode, we sit down to chat with Luis Bellón, a historic voice of the Coro de La Flor, a lifelong neighbor, and the living memory of Pola.
We talk about the town, the choir, the mine, travels, traditions, and those moments when life leaves you speechless… and all you can say is “calla oh.”
A calm, intimate conversation full of heart.
The kind you listen to slowly—and that stays with you for a while longer.
In this episode, we sit down to chat with Luis Bellón, a historic voice of the Coro de La Flor, a lifelong neighbor, and the living memory of Pola.
We talk about the town, the choir, the mine, travels, traditions, and those moments when life leaves you speechless… and all you can say is “calla oh.”
A calm, intimate conversation full of heart.
The kind you listen to slowly—and that stays with you for a while longer.
In this episode, we sit down to chat with Luis Bellón, a historic voice of the Coro de La Flor, a lifelong neighbor, and the living memory of Pola.
We talk about the town, the choir, the mine, travels, traditions, and those moments when life leaves you speechless… and all you can say is “calla oh.”
A calm, intimate conversation full of heart.
The kind you listen to slowly—and that stays with you for a while longer.
In this episode, we sit down to chat with Pelayo García Iglesias—an IT professional by day, a writer at heart, and Asturian through and through.
From Pola to Oviedo, from phone notes to published books, Pelayo opens up his world to us without pretenses and with plenty of truth.
A warm, honest, and truly “callao” episode—the kind that doesn’t shout, but stays with you. Hit play, get comfortable, and let Pelayo tell you why writing—and living—is all about seeing yourself reflected.
In this episode, we sit down to chat with Pelayo García Iglesias—an IT professional by day, a writer at heart, and Asturian through and through.
From Pola to Oviedo, from phone notes to published books, Pelayo opens up his world to us without pretenses and with plenty of truth.
A warm, honest, and truly “callao” episode—the kind that doesn’t shout, but stays with you. Hit play, get comfortable, and let Pelayo tell you why writing—and living—is all about seeing yourself reflected.
In this episode, we sit down to chat with Pelayo García Iglesias—an IT professional by day, a writer at heart, and Asturian through and through.
From Pola to Oviedo, from phone notes to published books, Pelayo opens up his world to us without pretenses and with plenty of truth.
A warm, honest, and truly “callao” episode—the kind that doesn’t shout, but stays with you. Hit play, get comfortable, and let Pelayo tell you why writing—and living—is all about seeing yourself reflected.
In this short chapter of Calla Oh, we sit on the couch with Javi el Topu, from Pola de Lena, with our feet on the ground and our minds full of ideas to contribute.
Javi naturally reflects on Lena, its opportunities, its challenges, the importance of believing in ourselves a little more, and stopping putting obstacles in the way of those who try to get things done.
A close, honest, and very personal episode, where we speak without filters about how to build the future from the local level. One of those episodes that make you say “calla oh” without realizing it… and brings a smile or two.
In this short chapter of Calla Oh, we sit on the couch with Javi el Topu, from Pola de Lena, with our feet on the ground and our minds full of ideas to contribute.
Javi naturally reflects on Lena, its opportunities, its challenges, the importance of believing in ourselves a little more, and stopping putting obstacles in the way of those who try to get things done.
A close, honest, and very personal episode, where we speak without filters about how to build the future from the local level. One of those episodes that make you say “calla oh” without realizing it… and brings a smile or two.
In this short chapter of Calla Oh, we sit on the couch with Javi el Topu, from Pola de Lena, with our feet on the ground and our minds full of ideas to contribute.
Javi naturally reflects on Lena, its opportunities, its challenges, the importance of believing in ourselves a little more, and stopping putting obstacles in the way of those who try to get things done.
A close, honest, and very personal episode, where we speak without filters about how to build the future from the local level. One of those episodes that make you say “calla oh” without realizing it… and brings a smile or two.
In this new episode of Calla Oh, we sit down for a chat with Saúl Quiñones, a renowned bagpiper, teacher, and one of those people who carries Asturian culture in their very being. We talk about roots, about growing up between Carabanzo, Villallana, and Pola de Siero, about how music ends up shaping your entire life almost without you realizing it. About the bagpipes as a profession, as a passion, and as a refuge.
A relaxed, sincere, and very personal conversation, the kind that doesn't rush and leaves you pondering long after the microphones are switched off.
In this new episode of Calla Oh, we sit down for a chat with Saúl Quiñones, a renowned bagpiper, teacher, and one of those people who carries Asturian culture in their very being. We talk about roots, about growing up between Carabanzo, Villallana, and Pola de Siero, about how music ends up shaping your entire life almost without you realizing it. About the bagpipes as a profession, as a passion, and as a refuge.
A relaxed, sincere, and very personal conversation, the kind that doesn't rush and leaves you pondering long after the microphones are switched off.
In this new episode of Calla Oh, we sit down for a chat with Saúl Quiñones, a renowned bagpiper, teacher, and one of those people who carries Asturian culture in their very being. We talk about roots, about growing up between Carabanzo, Villallana, and Pola de Siero, about how music ends up shaping your entire life almost without you realizing it. About the bagpipes as a profession, as a passion, and as a refuge.
A relaxed, sincere, and very personal conversation, the kind that doesn't rush and leaves you pondering long after the microphones are switched off.
In this new episode of Calla Oh, we sit down with León Blanco.
He arrived in Pola de Lena from Venezuela at the age of 11, fell in love with the town's tranquility… and ended up conquering Spain in disc golf.
We talk about competing, reinventing yourself, not settling, and forging your own path when you can't find your place.
From the Oviedo Winter Park to El Hormiguero, by way of welding, entrepreneurship, and more than 600 discs at home (yes, he counts).
In this new episode of Calla Oh, we sit down with León Blanco.
He arrived in Pola de Lena from Venezuela at the age of 11, fell in love with the town's tranquility… and ended up conquering Spain in disc golf.
We talk about competing, reinventing yourself, not settling, and forging your own path when you can't find your place.
From the Oviedo Winter Park to El Hormiguero, by way of welding, entrepreneurship, and more than 600 discs at home (yes, he counts).
In this new episode of Calla Oh, we sit down with León Blanco.
He arrived in Pola de Lena from Venezuela at the age of 11, fell in love with the town's tranquility… and ended up conquering Spain in disc golf.
We talk about competing, reinventing yourself, not settling, and forging your own path when you can't find your place.
From the Oviedo Winter Park to El Hormiguero, by way of welding, entrepreneurship, and more than 600 discs at home (yes, he counts).
In this episode of Calla Oh, the podcast where Lena talks about Lena, we sit down on the sofa with a woman who defies categorization: Sigrid Pulgar. A retired miner, mother of three, tireless activist, and the heart and soul of Pola. Goosebump-inducing stories from the mines, impromptu horseback rides, mandatory dark chocolate after lunch, and a life lived to the fullest. An honest, funny, and very personal conversation. The kind that makes you think: how lucky we are to have people like this in our community.
In this episode of Calla Oh, the podcast where Lena talks about Lena, we sit down on the sofa with a woman who defies categorization: Sigrid Pulgar. A retired miner, mother of three, tireless activist, and the heart and soul of Pola. Goosebump-inducing stories from the mines, impromptu horseback rides, mandatory dark chocolate after lunch, and a life lived to the fullest. An honest, funny, and very personal conversation. The kind that makes you think: how lucky we are to have people like this in our community.
In this episode of Calla Oh, the podcast where Lena talks about Lena, we sit down on the sofa with a woman who defies categorization: Sigrid Pulgar. A retired miner, mother of three, tireless activist, and the heart and soul of Pola. Goosebump-inducing stories from the mines, impromptu horseback rides, mandatory dark chocolate after lunch, and a life lived to the fullest. An honest, funny, and very personal conversation. The kind that makes you think: how lucky we are to have people like this in our community.
In this episode of Calla Oh, we sit down for a chat with Zuriñe García Fernández, La Moza de las Redes (The Social Media Girl). We talk about entrepreneurship in rural areas, social media without the hype, real fears, mantras for surviving chaos, haters, community, Asturias, and lots of honest conversation (with plenty of laughs). If you're interested in digital communication, entrepreneurship with roots, or simply want to hear a conversation that feels genuine… this episode is for you. Hit play, because we don't sell magic formulas here, we sell reality.
In this episode of Calla Oh, we sit down for a chat with Zuriñe García Fernández, La Moza de las Redes (The Social Media Girl). We talk about entrepreneurship in rural areas, social media without the hype, real fears, mantras for surviving chaos, haters, community, Asturias, and lots of honest conversation (with plenty of laughs). If you're interested in digital communication, entrepreneurship with roots, or simply want to hear a conversation that feels genuine… this episode is for you. Hit play, because we don't sell magic formulas here, we sell reality.
In this episode of Calla Oh, we sit down for a chat with Zuriñe García Fernández, La Moza de las Redes (The Social Media Girl). We talk about entrepreneurship in rural areas, social media without the hype, real fears, mantras for surviving chaos, haters, community, Asturias, and lots of honest conversation (with plenty of laughs). If you're interested in digital communication, entrepreneurship with roots, or simply want to hear a conversation that feels genuine… this episode is for you. Hit play, because we don't sell magic formulas here, we sell reality.
In this episode of Calla Oh, we sit down on the sofa with Alejandro Collantes, a teacher, principal, and one of the leading advocates for rural schools in Asturias. From his beginnings in Turón to his arrival in Pola de Lena, Alejandro reflects on a life marked by his passion for education, his commitment to the region, and a very clear understanding of teaching: inclusion, equity, and community.
An honest conversation about public education, the land, childhood, and the future.
In this episode of Calla Oh, we sit down on the sofa with Alejandro Collantes, a teacher, principal, and one of the leading advocates for rural schools in Asturias. From his beginnings in Turón to his arrival in Pola de Lena, Alejandro reflects on a life marked by his passion for education, his commitment to the region, and a very clear understanding of teaching: inclusion, equity, and community.
An honest conversation about public education, the land, childhood, and the future.
In this episode of Calla Oh, we sit down on the sofa with Alejandro Collantes, a teacher, principal, and one of the leading advocates for rural schools in Asturias. From his beginnings in Turón to his arrival in Pola de Lena, Alejandro reflects on a life marked by his passion for education, his commitment to the region, and a very clear understanding of teaching: inclusion, equity, and community.
An honest conversation about public education, the land, childhood, and the future.
We kicked off episode 2 of Calla Oh with a guest who truly made us say "Calla Oh." Our guest is Mapi Quintana. We talked about basketball, courage, creating surprises… and taking the plunge when something's burning inside you. She told us how she decided to announce she'll be opening a women's basketball store in Gijón. It's news that surprises, excites, and says a lot about her.
An intimate, honest episode, full of vision and a real desire for the future. A relaxed conversation, the kind that inspires and lingers in your mind afterward.
We kicked off episode 2 of Calla Oh with a guest who truly made us say "Calla Oh." Our guest is Mapi Quintana. We talked about basketball, courage, creating surprises… and taking the plunge when something's burning inside you. She told us how she decided to announce she'll be opening a women's basketball store in Gijón. It's news that surprises, excites, and says a lot about her.
An intimate, honest episode, full of vision and a real desire for the future. A relaxed conversation, the kind that inspires and lingers in your mind afterward.
We kicked off episode 2 of Calla Oh with a guest who truly made us say "Calla Oh." Our guest is Mapi Quintana. We talked about basketball, courage, creating surprises… and taking the plunge when something's burning inside you. She told us how she decided to announce she'll be opening a women's basketball store in Gijón. It's news that surprises, excites, and says a lot about her.
An intimate, honest episode, full of vision and a real desire for the future. A relaxed conversation, the kind that inspires and lingers in your mind afterward.
We're kicking off Calla Oh with a bang! Our first guest is Daniel García García, better known as the "coplero taxi driver." We talk about music, his calling, and his refusal to let go of the wheel even when the copla music is blasting. We discuss his third album, "El Verbeneru," and his collaborations with David Payares and Iván Impresión. It's an intimate episode, full of laughter, truth, and a strong sense of identity. A fantastic 20 minutes to get to know the person behind the artist.
Discover some of his greatest hits in our Glooby Music radio section.
We're kicking off Calla Oh with a bang! Our first guest is Daniel García García, better known as the "coplero taxi driver." We talk about music, his calling, and his refusal to let go of the wheel even when the copla music is blasting. We discuss his third album, "El Verbeneru," and his collaborations with David Payares and Iván Impresión. It's an intimate episode, full of laughter, truth, and a strong sense of identity. A fantastic 20 minutes to get to know the person behind the artist.
Discover some of his greatest hits in our Glooby Music radio section.
We're kicking off Calla Oh with a bang! Our first guest is Daniel García García, better known as the "coplero taxi driver." We talk about music, his calling, and his refusal to let go of the wheel even when the copla music is blasting. We discuss his third album, "El Verbeneru," and his collaborations with David Payares and Iván Impresión. It's an intimate episode, full of laughter, truth, and a strong sense of identity. A fantastic 20 minutes to get to know the person behind the artist.
Discover some of his greatest hits in our Glooby Music radio section.