Officer Franco Libertini with the Park City Police Department joins us to discuss the recent ongoing protests not only happening nationwide, but in several cities in countries around the world in response to the brutal killing of George Floyd and police brutality. We discuss departmental policies, transparency, accountability, and the ways the Park City PD have made these goals more attainable. El oficial Franco Libertini con el Departamento de Policia de Park City nos acompaña para hablar de

Rachelle Flinn, Physician's Assistant and Clinical Services Manager with The People's Health Clinic and Dalia Gonzalez, Communications and Public Engagement representative for Summit County join us with an update on COVID-19, and to discuss the desicion to allow counties to mandate the use of face masks. Rachelle Flinn, Enfermera Avanzada y Gerente de Servicios Clinicos con La Clinica de la Gente y Dalia Gonzalez, Encargada de Enlace Comunitario para el Condado de Summit nos acompañan de nuevo

As the number of cases of COVID-19 in Utah has increased, Edwin Espinel, Health Systems Specialist with the Utah Department of Health joins us to try to help understand the reasons behind the increase, address the fact that 40% of reported cases are the Latino members of the community, and reiterate the ways to help minimize the risk. Así como el numero de casos del COVID-19 en Utah ha incrementado, Edwin Espinel, Especialista de Systemas de Salud con el Departamento de Salud de Utah nos

The Supreme Court of the United States recently made a decision regarding DACA, the Differed Action for Childhood Arrivals put in place under the Obama administration which is considered a victory for advocates and beneficiaries of the program, but the war has not been won. Leonel Nieto, Business Analysis Manager with Salt Lake Community College and DACA benificiary joins us to discuss the decision, how it affects him and others, ways to aid the movement, and much more. La Corte Suprema de los

We Continue our series about the 2019 Binational Journey for artists of Mexican ancestry based in the United States by The Mexican Government organization IME (Institute for Mexicans in the Exterior) where they invited 43 artists representing 36 states in the U.S. We spend the hour with Cecilia Villanueva to talk about her artistic expression which incorporates not only the visual, but the sounds, the music, and the smells of a city in her series "Transportable Cities", and her experiences in

At a time where most public organizataions are making strong statements in response to the recent ongoing protests in response to the killing of George Floyd, there are those calling for action beyond a statement. Fanny Guadalupe Blauer, board member for Artes de México en Utah and Cultural Outreach representative and Accountant for the Natural History Museum of Utah together with Vicky Lowe, artist and educator join us to discuss some of the important sociocultural realities and challenges that

Gala Montes is a Mexican actress and singer who has appeared in television, movies and theater in Mexico including roles in shows like La Niñera and the movie De Día y de Noche . Gala and Giaco join us to talk about their new single launched on June 26, 2020. We also discuss social issues, the ways the COVID-19 crisis has affected the lives of artists, and much more. Gala Montes es una actríz y cantante Mexicana quien ha aparecido en televisión, cine, y teatro Mexicano incluyendo papeles en

Despite being closed due to the COVID-19 crisis, the Wasatch County Public Library offers many services. The library's new director, Juan Lee joins us to discuss his career, the many items, services, and programs available through the library, some of the challenges of getting more members of the Latino and Hispanic community to take advantage of these services. A pesar de estar cerrada a causa de la crisis del COVID-19 la biblioteca del Condado de Wasatch ofrece muchos servicios. El nuevo

Lupita Mendez, along with a handful of teens from the Wasatch Teen Coalition organized a peaceful protest in Wasatch County. They wished to be a part of the social movement which intensified after the tragic death of George Floyd. Lupita Mendez and Meda del Carpio join us to discuss the event against institutional racism and was attended by more than 200 which highlighted personal experiences of racism and injustice. Lupita Mendez, junto con un grupo de jovenes de la Coalición de Jóvenes de

We resume our series about the 2018 Binational Journey for artists of Mexican ancestry based in the United States by The Mexican Government organization IME (Institute for Mexicans in the Exterior) where they invited 43 artists representing 36 states in the U.S. We spend the hour with Juan D. Mendoza, We discuss his multidisciplinary artistic expression including music, visual arts, and theater, his artistic training, and his experiences in the U.S. as a Latino artist. We also discuss the