Málaga Radio Weekly Diary

🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary Podcast 🎉 Welcome to the ultimate events guide for Málaga and the Costa del Sol! 🌞 Whether you’re a local or just visiting, our podcast is your one-stop source for the week’s most exciting happenings. From cultural festivals and foodie delights to sports action and family-friendly activities, we’ve got it all covered!Join our lively hosts, Carmen and Baptiste, as they bring you insider tips, playful banter, and plenty of enthusiasm for everything Málaga has to offer. Tune in for: ✨ Weekly event highlights ✨ Exclusive updates on Málaga Radio shows, including Pia’s Factor 50 in the Snow ✨ Must-know details for making the most of your week 📅 Subscribe now and let us help you plan your perfect week in paradise! New episodes drop every Monday.

Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is a society podcast hosted by Nigel Lucas, with 121 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Nigel Lucas hosts Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, a society show with 121 episodes published.

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  Episode #41

  Sports & Outdoors This Week 5–11 October 2026

  Oct 4, 20268 minS2

  Watch it. Join it. Or move anyway. That is the rhythm of this week’s Sports & Outdoors Diary. Friday night starts with Málaga CF against Espanyol at La Rosaleda. Carmen and Baptiste look beyond the fixture itself to the local story behind Málaga’s return to the top flight, and to the match-night atmosphere that spreads beyond the stadium into bars and neighbourhoods full of blue-and-white boquerones watching together. Saturday brings Unicaja against MoraBanc Andorra at the Martín Carpena — a completely different spectator experience inside Málaga’s basketball arena. Sunday morning moves to Estepona for the marathon and half-marathon, with separate advice for runners and spectators. Then the episode leaves organised events behind. Cycling and e-bikes offer an easy way to see more of Málaga, from the city centre towards the eastern coast and beyond, while walking and flexible active days make sense in an October week that can bring sunshine, local showers and temperatures that still feel like summer. And for bigger adventures — Caminito del Rey, climbing, via ferrata or canyoning — the rule changes: plan properly, check current conditions and book the right operator. Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore active experiences and practical information at MálagaRadio.net. This episode includes AI-generated content.

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  Episode #43

  Music & Nightlife This Week 5–11 October 2026

  Oct 4, 20269 minS2

  What sort of Málaga night do you actually want? A proper concert? Live music you discover after dinner? Or a night that does not really begin until after midnight? Carmen and Baptiste divide Week 41 into three simple choices: plan the night, discover the night, or stay out very late. Friday brings the Argentine rock energy of La Kermesse Redonda. Saturday offers very different choices, including OBK at Teatro Cervantes and Mario Díaz at La Cochera Cabaret. Sunday keeps going with Malú at Teatro Cervantes and the vallenato energy of El Binomio de Oro de América at Sala Paris 15. Electronic music gets its own lane through the Brunch Weekender and its late-night afterparty. But the published programme is only part of the story. Across Málaga and the Costa del Sol, some live-music venues promote themselves with little more than a chalkboard, a poster or regulars who already know which night the band plays. So Carmen’s advice is simple: ask the hotel receptionist, the waiter, the bartender or the taxi driver. Sometimes the best search engine in town is the person standing behind the bar. Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore venues and practical information at MálagaRadio.net. This episode includes AI-generated content.

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  Episode #41

  Food & Hospitality This Week 5–11 October 2026

  Oct 4, 20268 minS2

  The first food mistake visitors make in Málaga is often not what they order. It is when they expect to eat it. Carmen and Baptiste use this week’s Food & Hospitality Diary to explain the rhythm behind eating on the Costa del Sol. First comes menú del día — the traditional fixed-price lunchtime format that can turn an ordinary lunch into one of the easiest ways to join the local rhythm. Then come the later dinner hours. Nine o’clock is completely normal. Ten o’clock does not feel extraordinary. And that does not mean visitors have to wait until they are starving — it simply helps to understand why seven in the evening can still feel early. Tapas gets the same relaxed treatment: stop, order something small, move on if you want, stay if the mood takes you, and do not turn eating into a spreadsheet. For a Week 41 food event, Archidona’s beer festival brings beer, food, music and an inland-town evening from 9–11 October. And if wine is the excursion, Carmen and Baptiste look towards Bodegas Bentomiz in the Axarquía and Bodega Doña Felisa near Ronda — experiences worth planning rather than simply turning up for. Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore food, places and practical information at MálagaRadio.net.

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  Episode #41

  Culture & Exhibitions This Week 5–11 October 2026

  Oct 4, 20268 minS2

  How do you add some culture to a Málaga holiday without turning the day into a museum marathon? Carmen and Baptiste build this week’s Culture & Exhibitions Diary around that question. At Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga, ¡Olé! El mito de lo español a través de Andalucía explores how Andalucía helped shape familiar images of Spanish identity. At Centre Pompidou Málaga, GAZE brings live dance and performance into the museum, while La Casa Mágica and Juego de volúmenes offers a more interactive choice for families. In Marbella, TodoDanza gives visitors another route into culture for those more interested in movement and performance than paintings on walls. The episode also tackles the practical questions visitors actually ask: do you need to book, can culture fit between lunch and coffee, and when does the Málaga Pass make sense? Sunday gets its own useful rhythm too, with several major Málaga museums offering free-admission periods at different times. The aim is not to collect museums.It is to choose one cultural stop that fits naturally into the day. Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore Málaga’s museums, venues and practical visitor information at MálagaRadio.net. This episode includes AI-generated content.

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  Episode #41

  Festivals & Traditions This Week 5–11 October 2026

  Oct 4, 20269 minS2

  What does a local October celebration actually look like? This week Carmen and Baptiste explore several very different answers. Fuengirola’s Feria del Rosario and Nerja Feria are the two major coastal stories, but rather than repeat Málaga Radio’s dedicated feria specials, this episode uses them to explain why a feria can contain several different experiences at once — town-centre tradition, fairground energy, food, music, families, procession and late-night social life. Then the journey moves inland to Ojén and the Feria de San Dionisio, where the scale becomes more intimate and the mountain town itself becomes part of the celebration. Back in Málaga, El Palo’s Fiestas del Rosario offers another contrast: a neighbourhood patronal tradition centred on faith, family memory and local identity rather than a fairground. Churriana and Santo Domingo add further Rosario context, showing how similar traditions take on different characters in different communities. The message is simple: do not try to complete a feria. Understand what you are looking at, choose the version that interests you, and let the celebration introduce itself. Listen to Málaga Radio at MálagaRadio.com and explore current places, events and practical information at MálagaRadio.net. This episode includes AI-generated content.

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