Sergio C. Muñoz

Intelatin speaks with Indian-born Bhutanese Pawo Choyning Dorji, director of ‘Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom,’ which has been nominated for an Oscar in the Best International Feature Film category.

What kind of protagonist would I unleash into the nonprofit ecosystem over the next 10 years if she had the face of AOC and she had the power of the immigrant dollar behind her?

“This film is an opportunity for young people to have a window into that history and understanding the level of complexity of America and the two-faced ideas that Americans have,” the filmmaker told Intelatin.

Existe todo un mundo de inversión en el emprendimiento que requiere de toda una educación especial que no te enseñan en la escuela.

The Intelatin podcast for March.

Latino Rebels Radio: February 6, 2019

“What was difficult for me was not so much the being Mexican American, but it was the fact that I was a closeted lesbian.”

I was invited to a screening of a film called Norman, directed by Joseph Cedar and starring Richard Gere and a stupendous actor named Lior Ashkenazi.

I am one of the few individuals who didn’t like Nirvana.

“Yes I, Rasta Is Love and Love Shall Lead The Way. So I Man say Rasta Is The Future. Yes I.”

“When I was eighteen, I was a rebel and my parents were threatening to send me back to Guadalajara to a private school.”

Time to celebrate Mexican emprendedoras as the natural leaders they have become on both sides of the border.

This month on Intelatin, Serigo Muñoz speaks with Twila True of South Dakota’s Lakota tribe on the many threats currently facing the Great Sioux Nation.

Wil Dog of Ozomatli visits Chef Jimmy Shaw at Lotería Hollywood to taste the Tres Cochinitos.

This month on Intelatin, Sergio C. Muñoz interviews Lizzie Velásquez of ‘A Brave Heart’ and director Jean Jacques Annaud of ‘Wolf Totem’

This month at Intelatin, I am featuring a comic book project called Americatown by Bradford Winters and Larry Cohen. Music for the podcast is curated by El G at ZZK Records and performed by Chancha vía Circuito, Fauna, Tremor, Frikstailers, Animal Chuki, El Remolón, Nicolá Cruz, La Yegros and Luzmila Carpio. Winters: “When I first set out […]

This month at Intelatin, I am featuring the films of Joshua Oppenheimer and Sacha Jenkins. Music for the podcast is performed by Chancha vía Circuito (Remix), Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals, Emel Mathlouthi, BazilleDx, Dogboy, Immortal Technique, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Public Enemy, Ice Cube and Boo Yaa Tribe. This show contains very explicit lyrics and dialogues. […]

This month at Intelatin, I am featuring the work of three songcrafters in three different genres: Georgian Rock and Roll, Franco Cuban Arthouse and Andes Step. Seemingly, these three different artists are unrelated but I believe that they make sense in this hour of words and song. Music for the podcast is performed by Chancha […]

This month at Intelatin, I am featuring two entrepreneurs working their food businesses. Sabrina Valle of The Jam Stand and Abigail Wald of The YES Bar. I feature these ladies for the inspiration and benefit of my DACAmented homegirls. Music for the podcast is performed by Chancha vía Circuito, Willie Colón & Héctor Lavoe, Héctor Guerra, Mr […]

This month at Intelatin, I was invited to watch Can’t Stand Losing You: Surviving the Police by Andy Summers and directed Andrew Grieve, Manos Sucias by Josef Kubota Wladyka and Matria by Fernando Llanos. Music for the podcast is performed by Chancha vía Circuito, The Police, Sting, Frikstailers, Calma Carmona, Cocotaxi, Harry Belafonte, Lenny Kravitz, Murs and Sonia la Unica. Our feature […]

This month at Intelatin, I was invited to watch Two Men in Town by Rachib Bouchareb and White God by  Kornél Mundruczó. Our Film Movement selection of the month is My Mistress by Stephen Lance. Music for the podcast is performed by Chancha vía Circuito, Pa Kongal con Borchi, Ozomatli, 1,000 Names, DJ Drez, Liv, fka Twigs, […]