Directo: Joan Monse's New Venture on Fibwi Television

Fibwi Television expands its programming with the premiere of +Directo, a new format hosted by Joan Monse.

This show, which airs from Tuesday to Friday at 5:00 PM, combines interviews and live connections. It offers a dynamic, fresh, and unfiltered proposal, approaching viewers with topics of general interest. The presenter's accessible and direct style aims to keep viewers informed, spark their interest, and encourage reflection, beyond mere entertainment.

Live television is Joan Monse's natural habitat. This format, with all the risks it entails, excites him. However, his extensive television career, with hundreds of live programs, gives him the necessary experience to face this new challenge with serenity. The "flight hours" accumulate the calm that every professional needs.

Joan Monse's career spans decades of experience on channels such as TVE, IB3, and Canal4. There, he has hosted almost every type of format, from debates to contests, demonstrating great versatility. His ability to connect with the audience, his closeness, and his professionalism have made him one of the most respected professionals in public communication in the Balearic Islands.

And now, on Fibwi, with "+Directo", which has been on air for a few weeks, Joan Monse invites us all to approach "traditional television," but with a more current language and form. Always with the critical sense that characterizes him, but with respect for people.

This new program of the private regional television station is also broadcast for all the Balearic Islands on a delayed basis: at 1:00 AM and 7:00 AM. Additionally, on Saturdays and Sundays, a special program airs with the week's highlights, at 7:30 PM and 8:00 PM, respectively.

On the Fibwi website, www.fibwi.com, the public can access all the channel's programs for free. Likewise, there is the option to watch the live broadcast.

The program is produced and broadcast from one of the new TV studios, located at the Fibwi Television headquarters in the Son Castelló industrial estate in Palma.