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The podcast “La Primera Impresión,” hosted by Jesús Martínez Pardo, has recently surpassed 100,000 subscribers, establishing itself as a reference point in the realms of critical thinking, life inspiration, and applied philosophy. This remarkable growth has been bolstered by its presence on various platforms, including YouTube, TikTok, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Instagram, and iVoox, allowing the production to connect with a wide audience and create a committed community around highly relevant topics.
Since its debut, the program has featured prominent figures from different sectors, such as culture, politics, and sports. This current season has included personalities like philosopher Carlos Blanco, former congresswoman Macarena Olona, world champion weightlifter Lydia Valentín, and chef Dani García, who have offered deep reflections on issues ranging from resilience to creativity, enriching the podcast’s content.
Support from sponsors like the Spanish Association of Human Resources, the newspaper RRHH Digital, and the AI company CLONFY has been crucial to the program’s success. With a new season on the horizon, listeners are eagerly anticipating an interview with Emilio Duró, a well-known business motivator, which promises to mark a new milestone in the podcast’s journey.
Jesús Martínez Pardo, a lawyer and economist with a master’s degree in philosophy, has created a unique space that fosters open dialogue among individuals from diverse schools of thought. This flexibility has allowed figures like Santiago Abascal and Íñigo Errejón to share their views on society, generating an environment of serene reflection.
The program has attracted renowned thinkers like Fernando Savater and Mario Conde, who have tackled existential issues from a critical perspective, achieving metrics that surpass one million views on social media. With a solid base of over 100,000 subscribers, “La Primera Impresión” continues to demonstrate that, in the digital age, there is a privileged space for deep thinking and the fundamental questions of life.
via: MiMub in Spanish
