{"id":89795,"date":"2020-09-07T08:23:02","date_gmt":"2020-09-07T08:23:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.flad.pt\/?p=89795"},"modified":"2020-09-07T08:48:51","modified_gmt":"2020-09-07T08:48:51","slug":"ricardo-araujo-pereira-in-the-atlantic-talks","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.flad.pt\/en\/ricardo-araujo-pereira-in-the-atlantic-talks\/","title":{"rendered":"Ricardo Ara\u00fajo Pereira in the Atlantic Talks"},"content":{"rendered":"

Atlantic Talks are back after a short break in August and our first guest in September is Ricardo Ara\u00fajo Pereira, the comedian who started out as a journalist, but quickly realized he’s better at playing with serious things.<\/strong><\/h3>\n

After graduating in Social Communication from the Cat\u00f3lica University, <\/a>he experimented with journalism in TVI.<\/a> He quickly realized that it was not his kind of journalism and moved to the Jornal de Letras, <\/a>until he discovered that his path was humor. He made several collaborations before becoming famous, along with three friends, with the Gato Fedorento.<\/p>\n

Since then his career has been known by everyone. He has had several programs on television – the most recent being ‘Isto \u00e9 Brincar Com Quem Trabalha’ at SIC<\/a> -, he collaborates with two radio stations and writes several opinion columns in Portugal and Brazil.<\/p>\n

With the return of the Atlantic Talks, Ricardo Ara\u00fajo Pereira agreed to talk to Filipe Santos Costa about his influences, the impact of American comedy in Portugal, and even about the political correctness in humor these days. In between there was discussion about the complex philosophy of minutiae in Seinfeld, the sensitivity of fans of philately, and a lesson on the economic reasons that lead the Estica to earn more than the Bucha.<\/p>\n