RTVE Play lists the first edition for Saturday, 3 October, at 19:00, with Aida Bao and Aitor Albizua as presenters. The programme is also scheduled for Sundays from 19:00 to 20:30; La Vanguardia reports that Saturday editions will run from 19:00 to 21:00. The different Sunday schedule is intended to avoid clashes with La 1’s evening schedule. Reports and studio discussion will shape the format, alongside live contact with events across Spain.
"Cosas nuestras" is not planned as a standard news bulletin. Its subjects will range from incidents and weather effects to nature and local traditions, with nostalgia and games also in the mix. Viewers will also take part. Music and stories about people will round out the show.
The result is a hybrid.
La 1 already leads Spanish national television in the number of hours it broadcasts live, information from information presented by RTVE. The corporation wants to extend that model into weekend hours, when its executives say viewers have had fewer live options. The aim is to bring live reporting and current affairs to the schedule without turning the programme into a regular news bulletin.
The format was presented on the programme's own set. María Eizaguirre, RTVE's director of communications, led the event. Ana Bordas, director of content production, defended the decision to keep the channel open to events as they happen. She also pointed to the value of a large studio and a production operation that can change pace quickly.
The presenters will carry much of that balance. Aida Bao spoke about the professional understanding she shares with Aitor Albizua, which stems from their similar career backgrounds. She described the programme as a friendly window onto reality. Albizua stressed the responsibility of taking over weekend afternoons and said demanding information can work alongside quality entertainment.
Live reporting will reach beyond the studio. Reporters across Spain will provide recorded pieces and direct connections. Regular RTVE contributors will join Bao and Albizua on set. The show is meant to connect with local stories from streets and regions instead of relying only on studio conversation.
RTVE is also presenting the project as part of a wider effort to strengthen La 1 and La 2 among viewers' preferred channels. Its wider news output has included an earlier Ceuta report. That example shows how the corporation can move between national developments and live public-interest coverage.
Catorce Producciones is developing the programme with RTVE. El Confidencial describes it as a joint project between the broadcaster and the company. The production will focus on current affairs and entertainment, alongside curious facts and material for a broad audience.
Azucena Rubiato, RTVE's content delegate, called it a living format with direct contact with the street. Executive producer Nico García said the project responds to an audience segment that has not had enough live programming on weekend afternoons. "Cosas nuestras" extends the corporation's live television model into the weekend.
