Gabriella Frenes, a local journalist, joins us to talk about her and her family's interesting history that ties Asian, Latin, and Chumash ancestry together.

We turn our focus back to CARAVANA: Mobilizing Central American Art (1984–Present), hosted by SOMArts. This time we chat with the three amazing curators, Fatima Ramirez, Josue Rojas, and Mauricio Ramirez about their inspirations to put this Central American focused art exhibition together. 

SF General Porter, Ryan Rouse, chat's with us about starting his new job in the middle of a pandemic and reminds us that it's not just the doctors and nurses who are the hero's in the hospital.

On our first cultural episode of Radio Teco we speak to three amazing Central American artists from different parts of the world who will be sharing  their work at CARAVANA: Mobilizing Central American Art (1984–Present), hosted by SOMArts, from March 10 to April 15.

We start off our series with a topic that has been on all of our minds, COVID. Alejandro Galicia Diaz talks to us about his near death experience as he fought, and in many ways continues to fight, against the virus. 

Aquí hay una previa de lo que está por venir! Después de 50 años increíbles y exitosos, el periódico español/inglés de San Francisco, El Tecolote, está entrando en el mundo digital. ¡Esto es Radio Teco!

Here is a preview of what's to come! After 50 amazing and successful years, San Francisco's Spanish/English newspaper, El Tecolote, is entering the digital world. This is Radio Teco!