OnePodcast returns again this year to the Turin International Book Fair 2024, scheduled from 9 to 13 May, with some of the most loved authors and voices of the leading podcast factory in the Italian market for the creation of original digital audio content.
Among the first confirmed meetings are those on Saturday 11 May with the highly anticipated Carlo Lucarelli, Marco Maisano and Elisa De Marco, alias Elisa True Crime, who for the occasion will be interviewed by Andrea Delogu. Many other unmissable events will be announced soon with engaging talks, exclusive previews, meet & greets and webinars to meet and converse with the most popular podcasters of the moment.
In the morning, at 10.45 am in the Sala Azzurra (pavilion 3), Maestro Carlo Lucarelli, author of the successful podcast dedicated to crime and other intriguing stories “Dee Giallo”, will go on stage with Marco Maisano, author of investigative podcasts successful – including the recent “Beasts” with Antonio Cristiano, in which he delves into the disturbing history of Satan’s Beasts. Together they will retrace, in the talk entitled “The common evil”, some famous crimes, demonstrating that “normality” does not exist and that evil is absolutely not an extraordinary fact because often the most surreal cases originate from contexts and people that we tend to ignore. define “normal”: “how is it possible that our mild-mannered neighbor turned into a murderer?”.
In the afternoon, at 5.00 pm, on the large Live Stage (Piazzale 5) it will be the turn of the beloved podcaster and YouTuber Elisa De Marco, known to the general public as “Elisa True Crime”, the most listened to podcast in 2023 and constantly at the top to the Italian charts – recently returned to the platforms with the release of the first episodes of the 5th season – together with his latest successful series “Delitti Invisibili”. An unmissable event, created in collaboration with Mondadori Electa, where the unmistakable voice of Italian true crime will be interviewed for the first time by the multifaceted Andrea Delogu, to tell the dark sides of the human soul, between invisible crimes and psychological traps of manipulation, themes also covered in her latest book “Manipolatori” (Mondadori Electa), in which Elisa meticulously analyzes some news cases where invisible chains bind the victims to their executioners.
