Esta semana, nos sentamos con Paula Martínez, quien nacio y crecio en la ciudad de Barcelona, y que además es practicante de trabajo social con Refugees Welcome en Barcelona. Paula nos cuenta la historia de sus padres y su relación con la guerra civil española, sobre la comida y cultura que conoce como auténtica Catalana,Continue reading PAULA MARTÍNEZ BUSCA COMBINAR ARTE CON OBRA SOCIAL PARA BARRIOS EN MADRID →

PAULA MARTÍNEZ BUSCA COMBINAR ARTE CON OBRA SOCIAL PARA BARRIOS EN MADRID

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It’s official! There are now just 136 days before it’s “high-key” time for elections again. This is because in California ballots for the election are sent to voters some 29 days before Election Day. So then, even if Election Day is on November 5th, many of us will have the opportunity to vote on L.A.Continue reading L.A. MARCH 2024 PRIMARIES: RECAP →

L.A. MARCH 2024 PRIMARIES: RECAP

You can also catch this WRAP-UP on YouTube. On Friday, May 17, the L.A. City Council presented a number of local celebrities with some proclamations. May 17th was declared “Shohei Ohtani day,” while May 19th is now “Father Greg Boyle” day, at least on the official calendar of the L.A. City Council chambers. Afterwards, aContinue reading SHOHEI OHTANI AND L.A. CITY COUNCIL ARE BESTIES NOW? – LOS CUENTOS WRAP-UP 01 →

SHOHEI OHTANI AND L.A. CITY COUNCIL ARE BESTIES NOW? – LOS CUENTOS WRAP-UP 01

Today the Los Angeles Dodgers are worth $5.4 billion. But for the land they took to play ball, Vincent “Chente” Montalvo’s family received what his grandfather John De Nava called peanuts. His grandmother, Adela De Nava–now 91 years old(!)–also continues to stand by this claim. It’s not just about the money, though. Earlier this year,Continue reading THE DODGERS: COLLEAGUES, OR COLONIZERS? →

THE DODGERS: COLLEAGUES, OR COLONIZERS?

First up, enjoy a new Intro for the podcast! Followed by a few notes on the week from yours truly, including on the tragic passing of Mirna Soza while boarding L.A. Metro’s B Line on Monday, April 22nd, as well as on the Armenian Genocide of 1915, commemorated every year on April 24th. Then, fromContinue reading OAXACALIFORNIA: OAXACAN AMERICANS IN L.A. →

OAXACALIFORNIA: OAXACAN AMERICANS IN L.A.

In this installment of J.T. the L.A. Storyteller Podcast yours truly sits down with P, the horrible vandal, to discuss L.A. City Council’s recent approval of over $4 million to “remove graffiti covering three abandoned skyscrapers in downtown L.A., secure the site, and restore the public right of way on the adjacent sidewalks.” We alsoContinue reading DOWNTOWN L.A.’s GRAFFITI TOWERS →

PAULA MARTÍNEZ BUSCA COMBINAR ARTE CON OBRA SOCIAL PARA BARRIOS EN MADRID

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