This episode of Fugitive Waves explores the history and revival of kiosks in Lisbon, Portugal. Once central to public life, these Art Nouveau structures declined under the Salazar dictatorship, which discouraged public gatherings. Catarina Portas and João Regal spearheaded the effort to restore these kiosks, aiming to revive traditional Portuguese drinks and foster community. The reopened kiosks serve as gathering places, connecting different generations and revitalizing public spaces. The episode also delves into A Vida Portuguesa, a shop founded by Catarina Portas that sells traditional Portuguese products, aiming to preserve the country's cultural heritage and support local businesses.
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