Stay ConnectedCommentary, news and analysis of the U.S. Latino world. Engaging traviesos. A 2019 iHeart Radio Podcast Awards nominee for Best Multicultural Podcast hosted by award-wining journalist Julio Ricardo Varela.
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As you may or may not know, Latino Rebels is part of Futuro Media, and recently Futuro celebrated its first Community Podcast Lab out of Boston. For this special episode of Latino Rebels Radio, we are honored to present the Community Podcast Lab's third production, DISTORY: A PODCAST ABOUT LIFE WITH DISABILITIES by Maria Cristina Del Valle.
"I didn't get to learn Spanish because the school system didn't recognize my dyslexia and that made me feel disconnected," Maria Cristina says about why she decided to produce this podcast.
The Community Podcast Lab is a collaboration between Futuro Media, MassCreative and WBUR. Special thanks to the PRX Podcast Garage.
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Our friends at the Latinos Out Loud podcast are celebrating their 100th episode at The Greene Space this Monday night with guests Lin-Manuel Miranda, Luis Miranda Jr. and SNL director Oz Rodriguez. One of the show's hosts, the fabulous Rachel La Loca, joins us to talk the event and the success of Latinos Out Loud.
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On this Cinco De Mayo for 2019, we welcome back Gregorio Pedroza to review what he found during the annual Cinco De Fallo quest to find all the desmadre and inherent racism brought found through social media during one of the United States' most exploited holidays.
Featured image of two people celebrating a Cinco De Mayo wedding with a donkey. Yeah, we didn't make that one up.
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Julián Castro is the only Latino presidential candidate running during this election cycle, and on Monday, the Texas Democrat was in Boston and spoke with Latino Rebels Radio host Julio Ricardo Varela about his campaign.
Featured image of Julián Castro speaking at the Heartland Forum in Storm Lake, Iowa (Photo by Lorie Shaull/Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license)
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We took the weekend off, but don't worry—we still have a show, thanks to our dear friends at the Latino Media Collective. In this recent LMC episode, host Oscar Fernández talks with Cecilia Baeza, a lecturer at the Paris Institute of Political Studies, about the complicated and complex history of the estimated half-million people of Palestinian descent living throughout Latin America, making them the largest Palestinian diaspora population outside the Arab world.
The Latino Media Collective is a grassroots Latino public affairs program that airs on Pacifica station WPFW 89.3 FM, Fridays at 1pm EST from Washington DC.
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A Thursday press call about the Latino Vote Project did a deep dive into Latino voter turnout of the last three election cycles: 2014, 2016 and 2018. Listen to what the project discovered and the recommendations it made.
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As you may or may not know, Latino Rebels is part of Futuro Media, and recently Futuro celebrated its first Community Podcast Lab out of Boston. For this special episode of Latino Rebels Radio, we are honored to present the Community Podcast Lab's second production: FROM LOVERS TO HOMES by Vilma Uribe.
Vilma's podcast explores the journeys of love in the LGBT community.
The Community Podcast Lab is a collaboration between Futuro Media, MassCreative and WBUR. Special thanks to the PRX Podcast Garage.
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In a post-María, post-PROMESA world, we ask the question: what is the state of Puerto Rico's independence movement? We welcome Andrés González Berdecía of Radio Independencia to talk about it.
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The recent decision by Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán ( MEChA) to drop the word “Chicano” and “Aztlán” from its name has lead to a vigorous discussion in the community. We talk with Mexican American writer Brandon Loran Maxwell about the debate and his latest piece, "The 'Woke' Police Raid Chicano History."
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As you may or may not know, Latino Rebels is part of Futuro Media, and recently Futuro celebrated its first Community Podcast Lab out of Boston. For this special episode of Latino Rebels Radio, we are honored to present the Community Podcast Lab's first production: BREAKING THE SILENCE by Bernadine Desanges.
Bernadine's podcast looks into how survivors are breaking the silence about sexual assault in the #MeToo movement. The Community Podcast Lab is a collaboration between Futuro Media, MassCreative and WBUR. Special thanks to the PRX Podcast Garage.
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