Valerie Steele, Director and Chief Curator of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology joins the Two Gringos podcast to talk about fashion in the time of COVID-19, diversity in the industry, the gatekeepers of the fashion world and more...

In this episode, your hosts Chris and Ken speak to Marsia Taha and Bertil Tøttenborg of Gustu, the Bolivian restaurant founded by Danish gastronomic entrepreneur Claus Meyer. The four talk about Bolivian wine, the restaurants mission to connect with rural communities and producers, and more.

In this episode, your hosts Chris and Ken speak to Marsia Taha and Bertil Tøttenborg of Gustu, the Bolivian restaurant founded by Danish gastronomic entrepreneur Claus Meyer. The four talk about Bolivian wine, the restaurants mission to connect with rural communities and producers, and more.

In this episode, Davis talks to hosts Chris and Ken about logging and culture in Latin America, being the architect of your life, his upcoming book Magdalena: River of Dreams, and more.

In this episode, Davis talks to hosts Chris and Ken about logging and culture in Latin America, being the architect of your life, his upcoming book Magdalena: River of Dreams, and more.

In this episode, Daniel Coronell, President of Univision News, joins the Two Gringos with Questions podcast. Coronell talks to hosts Chris and Ken about the need to provide critical analysis to underrepresented latinos, what Univision is doing to get latinos to go out and vote, and more...

In this episode, Daniel Coronell, President of Univision News, joins the Two Gringos with Questions podcast. Coronell talks to hosts Chris and Ken about the need to provide critical analysis to underrepresented latinos, what Univision is doing to get latinos to go out and vote, and more...

In this episode, hosts Chris and Ken speak to Rodrigo García Barcha, Colombian television and film director, screenwriter and cinematographer. He joins the podcast to talk about his recent New York Times op-ed, a letter to his father, novelist Gabriel García Márquez, on what he would think about the COVID-19 crisis; the future of film after the pandemic and more.

In this episode, hosts Chris and Ken speak to Rodrigo García Barcha, Colombian television and film director, screenwriter and cinematographer. He joins the podcast to talk about his recent New York Times op-ed, a letter to his father, novelist Gabriel García Márquez, on what he would think about the COVID-19 crisis; the future of film after the pandemic and more.

Prime Minister Clark joins the podcast to talk about New Zealand's relationship with China, her work with the Global Commission on Drug Policy, the potential of middle powers, and more.