On Wednesday night, La 2 Cat premiered Cervells mínims, the new TV show by Toni Clapés, which, in reality, is radio with cameras. Like a good portion of the television programs being made, you can turn your back to the screen and follow everything that happens. It can have an audience, it can make connections with the street, they can think up a setting... but it is radio. And it maintains some of the inertia, such as adding obvious sound effects depending on the topic. If someone talks about money, we hear the "clink!" of a cash register. It is curious, however, how the medium conditions the host. Clapés, seasoned with thousands of hours with listeners, took a good while to seem comfortable and have the demeanor of Versió RAC1. The trouble the glasses gave him didn't help.

Should the names and photographs of pedophiles be published? Would you report your child if you discovered a video of them bullying another student? Would you tell your child they don't inherit your genes? These and other questions will be answered on the program. And you, what would you do? Presented by Patrick Urbano, the show premieres tonight at 11:05 PM on La 2 Cat, airing weekly. The aim of this new format is to connect philosophical thought with current events.

Modesty and ambition. These two seemingly antithetical terms were the ones that Oriol Nolis, director of La 2Cat, won out this Tuesday at the official presentation of RTVE's new Catalan-language channel, which finally begins broadcasting next Monday, October 13. Modesty because the 11 million budget for program purchases cannot compete with the more than 70 million allocated by TV3, the undisputed leader in television in the country. But ambition because, with a few tricks—such as leveraging the premium sports rights purchased by the parent company—it is believed that it can break through and compete, even though the speeches speak of complementarity.