Jovita Idar, a fierce activist and journalist, is highlighted alongside Carvalho Monteiro, known for his unique décor choices. The discussion covers the Idar family's significant impact on labor rights and social activism, delving into both personal and political challenges. Monteiro's architectural legacy offers cultural insights, blending humor with history as it explores the complexities of Portuguese heritage. The episode emphasizes personalizing spaces for well-being, showcasing how rebellion and domesticity intertwine in shaping one's environment.
