Film Review: Mexican Director Yulene Olaizola’s ‘Tragic Jungle’
‘Tragic Jungle’ (Selva trágica), from Mexican director Yulene Olaizola, tells the story of the Xtabay, the man-eating female spirit of the Yucatán.
Scared Shitless (or The Abuse of History)
A chat about white supremacy movements in California with Dan Cady, who teaches history and California studies at Fresno state
The Wall Is a Lie
The real history of invasions in America.
Episode 17 – At the Roots
Hector chats with his long-time buddy, Fernando Gonzalez, a high-school counselor and sociologist by training currently pursuing a doctorate in educational leadership.
Episode 6 – Dangerous Minds
A two-hour late-night discussion with author, playwright and publisher Jonathan Marcantoni on everything from the brown-washing of pre-Columbian history, puritanical liberalism, and the conservative nature of Latino culture, to the crises in art and literature, and the state of the #MeToo movement.
History on Repeat
Why U.S. history tends to repeat itself — from the Indians to today.
Old Lies About the New World
And why people keep telling them.
Justice for Berta Cáceres Requires More Than an Investigation
“The day Berta was killed, I knew more or less who had done it and why, and I was sure everyone else knew, too.”