[soundcloud id='180662774'] After graduating from University, Gabriela got her dream job. But there was one important detail: she had to work beside the most controversial political figure of her generation. Producer: Caro Rolando Editing: Silvia Viñas, Camila Segura and Daniel Alarcón Sound design: Silvia Viñas Read the complete Spanish transcript...
[soundcloud id='177865566'] Daniel Alarcón talks to producer Emily Klion, actor Homero Rosas and writer Gary Soto about ‘In and Out of Shadows’, a new musical about the lives and experiences of a group of undocumented teens from California. Interview: Daniel Alarcón Production and sound design: Silvia Viñas Assistant producer:...
[soundcloud id='177498606'] In the 1980s, if there was one San Francisco neighborhood that recalled the noise and excitement of Barranquilla, Colombia, it was the Castro -- until everything changed. Deldep Medina presented this story during our live show, Outsiders, at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts...
Daniel Alacón: Hi, I'm Daniel Alarcón, Radio Ambulante's Executive Producer. Before we start, I'd like to thank our sponsors. First, Mail Chimp. Over seven million people and businesses around the world use MailChimp to send email and newsletters. If you receive Radio Ambulante's emails, well, you've received...
► Lupa is our new app for Spanish learners who want to study with Radio Ambulante’s stories. More info at lupa.app. I arrived in London in October 1996, without speaking a word of English, with a letter that said I was enrolled in the Hempstead School of English. I...
Today we're releasing a special episode with two stories from our live show, Outsiders, at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, California on November 2, 2014. The first story is called 'Fear', and it's by Hernando Álvarez, Director of BBC Mundo. We...
► Lupa is our new app for Spanish learners who want to study with Radio Ambulante’s stories. More info at lupa.app. It hadn’t even been two weeks since I’d arrived in Mexico City, when a classmate from the Political Science Department organized a party. I didn’t know much...
[soundcloud id='172466444'] How hard is it for Latinos to get inside the writer's room of a television hit show like HBO's Girls? Just how hard is it to get Hollywood to step beyond the usual Latino stereotypes? We were curious, so Daniel Alarcón talked to someone...
[soundcloud id='171350539'] Daniel Alarcón talks to filmmaker Rodrigo Reyes, the director and producer behind the documentary 'Purgatorio: A Journey Into the Heart of the Border.' Interview: Daniel Alarcón Production and sound design: Silvia Viñas Assistant producer: Diana Buendía...
If you follow us on Twitter or Facebook then you've probably already heard the news: we won the Innovation category in the Gabriel García Márquez Journalism Prize, organized by the FNPI (Gabriel García Márquez Foundation for New Iberoamerican Journalism). For us it is an honor to...
When Felipe Montes was deported in 2010, he lost everything, and watched from a distance as the life he'd made fell apart. His American-born sons were sent to foster care, and his parental rights were on the verge of being revoked. This is the unlikely...
In this story by novelist Alejandro Zambra, three friends get into the moving business in Santiago de Chile. ► Lupa is our new app for Spanish learners who want to study with Radio Ambulante’s stories. More info at lupa.app. ...
You may have figured out by now that we're on vacation for the World Cup, but we wanted to share this true story from Executive Producer Daniel Alarcón. After you listen, watch the video. We think you'll enjoy it. So as you get ready for...
[soundcloud id='156266376'] There are no games today, but at Radio Ambulante we can't stop talking about soccer. To get ready for the knockout stage, we've once again convened three extraordinary Latin American soccer journalists: Chilean journalist Juan Pablo Meneses, author of Niños Futbolistas; Colombian journalist Hernando...
[soundcloud id='154551280'] The much awaited World Cup in Brazil has kicked off amid parties and protests. Brazilian journalist and writer Juliana Barbassa has been watching the changes that her hometown, Rio de Janeiro, has been going through in preparation for the World Cup and the 2016...
[Manifestantes gritando “Nao vai ter copa”] Juliana Barbassa: Yo creo que un poco de lo que está pasando ahora con la Copa y las Olimpiadas, la verdad, es que el mundo está mirando a Brasil y van a ver de cerca que somos mucho más complejos...