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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Our friends at the Latino Media Collective take over Latino Rebels Radio this week with their late February show on sanctuary cities. Cesar Cuauhtemoc Garcia Hernandez speaks with the LMC about recent actions taken against immigrant community in the U.S. and how declarations by mayors about sanctuary cities should be put into actual practice.
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Latino Rebels Radio co-host Sharis Delgadillo chatted with Residente at SXSW about his newest documentary and his latest music.
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This is not fake news. This week, Latino Rebels Radio spoke with THE John Leguizamo about his show, LATIN HISTORY FOR MORONS, which is at NYC's Public Theater until the end of April.
Later in the show, Sharis joins us from SXSW to share her clips with Van Jones, Wagner Moura (NARCOS) and Alice Braga (Queen of the South).
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Julito and Sharis are back with a new Latino Rebels Radio episode this week. We start the show with Sharis' recent visit to DC and an independent journalism conference that she attended for the Rebeldes.
Then, we spoke with Silvio Carrillo, nephew of slain Honduran activist Berta Cáceres, who told us how her memory lives on, one year after her death.
Later in the show, we welcomed back Carlos Andrés Gómez, who shared his latest poem, Where Are You Really From?, with us and talked about what it all means in the Age of Trump.
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This week on Latino Rebels Radio, our friends at Latino Media Collective are back with a new show. LMC engineer Abby Roberts takes the lead in speaking with Brujas skateboarder and herbal healing activist Antonia Perez on the importance of Latina feminist activism, defending environmental rights, and how herbal medicine and natural healing can be helpful during these times of political upheaval.
The regular Latino Rebels team will be back with a new show on March 5.
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We start with a story from California that went viral during Thursday's "Day Without Immigrants" protest. At Rubidoux High School, several teachers were put on paid leave after they posted public social media comments mocking students who did not attend school to participate in a the nationwide action. Irene Monica Sanchez, who has been writing about the controversy, shares the latest with us.
Later in the show, THE Juan Bago of the ROOM 28 comedy crew joins us to share what the group is creating in the days leading up to the Oscars. We caught a sneak peek of their latest project and it's flipping hilarious.
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¡Tenemos más Latino Rebels en español! Sharis habla con Ramón Emilio Calendario, actor de la película dominicana, 'Carpinteros'.
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¡Latino Rebels en español! Sharis habla con Jean Jean, actor principal de la película dominicana, 'Carpinteros'.
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While Sharis was at Sundance this year, she got to talk with writer/director José María Cabral, whose “Carpinteros” (Woodpeckers) is the first feature film from the Dominican Republic to debut at the Sundance Film Festival in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition.
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We discuss the news of recent ICE raids with New York immigration attorney Bryan Johnson, Arizona activist Maria Castro, CHIRLA communication director Jorge-Mario Cabrera and NDLON national campaign coordinator Salvador G. Sarmiento.
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