Podcast explores Spain's depopulation crisis and its impact on rural Romanesque churches in Soria

The ninth episode of the podcast 'La memoria en ruinas' examines the effects of demographic decline on historic buildings in Soria, Spain's least densely populated province. Despite its rich architectural heritage, many villages are losing residents, leaving churches and hermitages abandoned. The episode features the collective Románico sin techo, with Andrea Morán and José María Sadia visiting endangered sites such as the church of San Bartolomé in the uninhabited village of La Barbolla. Luis Carlos Pastor, a retired history professor, is also interviewed. The podcast highlights the plight of rural Romanesque architecture as communities vanish.