The Revolt - Season 1 Episode 3 Juan José Millás and Juan Luis Arsuaga

The writer Juan José Millás and the paleontologist Juan Luis Arsuaga have visited David Broncano in The Revolt to present the book “Consciousness told by a sapiens to a Neanderthal”, which explains the functioning and evolution of the brain. Jorge Ponce has exercised public service for the first time by stepping on the street as a representative of public television, and Yunez Chaib, one of the program's resident comedians, has explained what the relationship is between his grandmother, who belongs to an ethnic group from North Africa, and the Argentine rapper Duki. In addition, the public has once again gained prominence with the presence of 'The councilor boy' and a pregnant woman, which have given rise to the most childish start of The Revolt.