Radio
An Episode of Democracy: Puerto Rico After the Protests
The RadioLAND podcast for September 6, 2019.
Why Did an ICE Agent Open Fire in an Immigrant Neighborhood?
Latino Rebels Radio: September 7, 2019.
A Comic Book From the Borderlands Fights Power and Corruption
Latino Rebels Radio: September 1, 2019
The Brazilian-American Candidate Running Against Nancy Pelosi
Latino Rebels Radio: August 25, 2019
Perspectives on Identity, Belonging and Culture
Latino Rebels Radio: August 20, 2019
Time For Some ‘Spanish Aquí Presents’
Latino Rebels Radio: August 18, 2019
The Breakdown: The Legacy Of ‘Dora The Explorer’ (A Latino USA Podcast)
A deep dive into a modern-day pop culture phenomenon.
Privatizing Puerto Rico’s Schools
Latino Rebels Radio: August 11, 2019
Latino USA Presents: El Paso Strong
Latino USA travels to El Paso and Juárez to speak with local business people about the relationship between the two cities following a tragic shooting at a local Walmart.
Exposing Hate in the El Paso Domestic Terrorism Attack
Latino Rebels Radio: August 4, 2019
Latino USA Presents: Why Ricky Resigned
Latino USA brings context to the leaked messages that sparked massive protests in Puerto Rico and, in turn, led to the resignation of Governor Ricardo Rosselló.
From Mixtapes to Streaming: The Power of Curation
Latino Rebels Radio: July 28, 2019
Puerto Rico’s CPI Changes History
Latino Rebels Radio: July 26, 2019
Latino USA Presents: ‘A Conversation With Pete Buttigieg’
Latino USA’s Maria Hinojosa sits down with Buttigieg for an in-depth conversation about his thoughts on immigration, race relations in the Midwest, and telling the truth.
What’s Next?: Media, Marketing and Afrolatinx
Latino Rebels Radio: July 21, 2019
Finding Value and Change in the ‘Puerto Rican Spring’
Latino Rebels Radio: July 20, 2019
From the ‘Otro Lado’ of the Border
We did two Latino Rebels Radio podcasts on a Saturday. Here is the second one.
Ricardo Rosselló’s Worst Political Week Ever (So Far)
Latino Rebels Radio: July 13, 2019
LIVE From Chicago: A Conversation on Fighting Violence With Youth Activists Edna Chavez and Cosette Hampton
Youth of color have been organizing to change Chicago and cities across the country to become more peaceful and just places.
Right-Wing Racism in Venezuela
Latino Rebels Radio: July 7, 2019
