Trini and Luis sit down with photographer Arlene Mejorado. They reflect on her identity as an artist, her work with Tia Chucha's Centro Cultural, her world travels, and the meaning in photography.

Trini and Luis reflect on both the struggles and the solutions in life. They examine ways in which our art can heal us, challenges in finding meaning from loss, and the proper idea of a warrior.

Trini and Luis explore the meanings of ancient knowledge. They ponder nature and its laws, principles of human development, and the wisdom which may be found in depression and uncertainty.

Celebrating the 17th anniversary of Tia Chucha's Centro Cultural, Trini and Luis speak on the ways the nonprofit they co-founded is transitioning. They express hope about new leadership, admire the wisdom and capacities of young people, and remember the radical roots of this continent.

(Reuploaded. Originally recorded on May 15th 2017.)

In honor of Mother's Day, Trini and Luis Rodriguez discuss their recent trip abroad. They delve into the lessons and reminders they felt along the journey, give thanks to the mothers in their lives, and consider the importance of Mother Earth herself.

(Reuploaded. Originally recorded on January 17th 2017.)

Luis reads his essay "Regeneration." It has history, indigenous concepts, and words of caution to ponder following the inauguration of Donald Trump as president.

(Reuploaded. Originally recorded on January 24th 2016.)

Trini and Luis share a conversation with their two sons, Ruben and Chito. The family pores over storytelling, love of reading, limitations of American schooling, and the new ways that knowledge and information spread.

(Reuploaded. Originally recorded on November 5th 2015.)

Trini and Luis embark on the first episode of Hummingbird Cricket Hour. They examine their reasons for creating the show, speak to the symbolism in its title, and kick off a conversation about homelessness, prisons, mental health, addiction, and the life-saving power of community.