About Us

Daniel Alarcón, host of Radio Ambulante, covers Latin America for The New Yorker. He’s the author of four fiction books, including “The King is Always Above the People,” 2017 finalist for the National Book Award. He teaches at the Columbia University School of Journalism, in New York. In 2022 Daniel was awarded the Maria Moors Cabot prize, and in 2021 with the MacArthur Fellowship.

Camila has a PhD from Columbia University, since 2012 she has overseen the production of every season. She lives in Bogotá.

Costa Rican. He worked in printed media, covering culture in his country. He had his start on audio journalism with Radio Ambulante. He has two cats, or they have him. He is not sure.

He feared radio, but eventually allowed himself to be captivated by it. He’s a journalist because he loves asking questions and listening to answers. He lives in Bogota.

Ecuadorian journalist. She studied investigative journalism at Columbia University in the city of New York. She has written about gender violence, feminism and human rights.

Born in Bahia Blanca, she now lives in Buenos Aires. She grew up in a radio studio keeping company and listening to her dad, but she got her start in audio journalism through a different path.

Uruguayan journalist, fact-checker and podcaster. Member of RedLATAM of young journalists 6th generation.

Guitarist since age 17, audio nerd since age 21, composer and sound designer at Radio Ambulante since 2016.

Mexican composer living in Mexico City. She studied Songwriting and has written music for documentary films, podcasts, and other digital mediums.

Composer and sound designer. Rémy has written music for advertising and audiovisual media. Movie enthusiast, he’s dedicated his career to creating music that helps to tell stories.

Graphic designer, non-professional drawer, and videogame lover. He has worked in exhibitions, theater, and art montages. He was a designer at the Museo de Memoria in Colombia and at Cain Press.

Guatemalan journalist. She has reported audio stories about gender and migration. Currently completing a master’s program in Narrative Journalism and, even though she lives in Buenos Aires, she misses the Central American tropics.

Journalist. She was born and raised in the outskirts of Mexico City. She reports, writes, experiments, and likes thoughtful stories that make people stop, look around and talk with each other.

Silvia is a journalist and has been editing and producing stories in Radio Ambulante since 2013. She lives in London with her husband and her kids, Elisa and Santiago.

Chilean journalist, documentary filmmaker and journalism professor. She got her master’s degree from Columbia Journalism School and has worked on television, digital media and podcasting.

Mariana is a journalist and lives in Caracas, Venezuela. She studied journalism in Paris and has covered migration, human rights and economy. She has four dogs.

Journalist and instructor who specializes in radio and print journalism covering society, culture and gender. She holds a master’s degree in Latin America Studies. She has developed several projects about migration and human trafficking.

Journalist, fact checker and Ecuadorean author. Previous recipient of the JSK fellowship at Stanford, in California. Faithfully believes that good journalism can help to improve the world.

Musician and sound designer. Caracas-born, living in Berlin. Avid cinephile and lover of electronic music. You can find him on Spotify under the moniker Elayas.

Analía is a journalist and English teacher. She was a multimedia reporter at BBC Mundo in Miami and Los Angeles. In Buenos Aires, she worked at El Cronista and Infobae and was a radio and TV producer. Her passion: telling stories in different formats.

Samy lives in Ecuador and has a degree in Social Communication. She has worked as a creative and as a copywriter and enjoys making videos. She likes to listen to stories and later share them.

Carolina Guerrero is a media entrepreneur. She was a JSK Journalism Fellow at Stanford University. She lives in New York.

Communication design expert, proud aunt, passionate about flavors (eating, cooking, researching), has a Master’s degree in Media Studies from the New School in New York and lives in Bogotá.

Colombian journalist with a Master in Political Studies. He received the Simon Bolivar Award and was recognized as a Young Leader for his work with vulnerable populations. He likes dancing and talking.

Data-analytics nerd and financial analyst. She’s a passionate hiker who is very proud of her garden — visited by the most intrepid hummingbirds of Mexico City (she has a cat).

Artist, pet photographer and digital illustrator with 20 years of experience as a producer and art director. Passionate about dogs, nature, and cycling.

She loves life, nature, and listening to good stories. Elsa lives with her two dogs, surrounded by plants, and volunteers in animal rescue. She studied Graphic Design.

Barbara loves teaching Spanish and loves Radio Ambulante. She is eager to find teachers who feel the same way! When time allows, she writes about her teaching practice here.