Javier Castaño on why Queens Latino was the voice for immigrants during COVID. Our host and writer Carmen Boullosa, Alberto Quintero and Paula Monaco discuss Carmen's most recent book Let's Talk About Your Wall. Macaco on diversity and his music project

Chilean actress/filmmaker Nicole Costa talks about her career in Spain and US and her film El viaje de Mona Lisa. Estados Alterados pioneers of electronic rock in Colombia and Latin America. Eury Roman talking about lockdown with her autistic son Alex

Dominican designer Cenia Paredes from being a housewife to the owner of her own brand. Artist Aida Miró began painting graffiti in Ibiza and came to New York to innovate with her live painting. Mexican Amandititita on being an urban singer/chronicler

Nueva York pays tribute to Patricio Lerzundi, CUNY professor & co-host of the show who passed away recently. Venezuelan pianist Gabriel Chakarji on releasing a new album during COVID. Latina Maria Ordonez the youngest candidate for NY City Council.

The Brujas of Brooklyn on their healing practices; flamenco singer Miguel Poveda on 30yrs as artist; the Guelagetza familiar a project to reunite Mexican families; Alfaguara Prize winner, writer Juan Gabriel Vasquez, Afro-American musician Otura Mun

Homage to Mexican Francisco Mendez, founder of Mendez Boxing gym, who was a victim of COVID-19. The amazing poet Luis García Montero, current Director of Cervantes Institute. Colombian band Aterciopelados and the secret to stay successful and respected.

Activist Gloria Tadii Angeles on raising awareness of all forms of violence against Latino women. Joyce St George the first woman to serve in the NY Special Prosecutor's Office Almaluna a band created by activist Dilia brings online serenatas during COVID

Homage to trans activist Lorena Borjas, one of the first victims of Covid-19 in NY. Miguel A. Sosa, a victim of domestic violence hopes to help others. Nena Sierra and Viviana Lewis, the Palenque owners promoting Colombian food with a healthy approach

Guests: Juan Carlos Mercado, dean of Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, City College. Enrique Guarner, a refugee from Spanish Civil War living in Mexico. Kichwa Hatari, weekly radio show that highlights Kichwa and Ecuador's indigenous cultures.

Tinabeth Piña interviews new CUNY Chancellor, the Puerto Rican Félix Matos Rodríguez. Miguel Poveda on being one of the most popular, innovative Flamenco singers today. Mexican filmmaker Olivia Luengas on her role as cinematographer & her female stories