Letter to My Racist Grandma
A letter to my Honduran grandma, who I love so much but who has some pretty messed up views about Black people and Mexicans.
In Awe of The Marías
The Marías’ wide repertoire of music is especially evident in Cinema as they present a modern merging of dreamy electronic pop and R&B, with a little tropical, a little jazz. The Marías have the perfect vibe for any occasion
Born to Fight (Susanne Ramirez de Arellano)
Host Hector Luis Alamo chats with Susanne Ramirez de Arellano, an esteemed journalist and writer with decades of experience.
Film Review: Steven Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story’
For my money, this version of ‘West Side Story’ is far more definitive and richer than the 1961 version that has long haunted Puerto Ricans across the globe.
Xenia Rubinos Prepares Fall Debut of ‘Una Rosa’
Puerto Rican-Cuban singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Xenia Rubinos plays with audiovisual storytelling in her new cinematic obra, ‘Una Rosa.’
Brooklyn Storm (Inarú Guara)
Host Hector Luis Alamo chats with Inarú Guara, a Puerto Rican activist and community organizer, born and raised in Brooklyn, New York.
God Willin’ I Been Chillin’ (B.)
Hector chats with B., a DominiRican poet born and raised in Brooklyn whose first book of poetry ‘B. Notes’ will be out soon
Puerto Rico Statehood Is a Dead End. I Should Know—I’m a Diasporican
If anybody knows what statehood holds in store for Puerto Rico, it’s the Diasporicans, Puerto Ricans living outside the colony.