Latino USA

The longest running news & culture radio program in the U.S., centering Latino stories. Hosted by Pulitzer Prize winner @Maria_Hinojosa. @PeabodyAwards winner.

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

Released To Die: Part Three

On today’s episode, we hear from experts about a bill in Pennsylvania that aims to tackle some of these issues.

Listen to Released to Die: Part Three, available wherever you get your podcasts.

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

Farewell to the World Cup! We sit down with a soccer expert and superfan to discuss this Men’s World Cup’s significance.

Listen to to our latest episode on Latino USA! Available here: https://t.co/RPih7je1UK

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

What will you remember from the World Cup? From watch parties to celebrations to controversial calls and VAR replays, for many, this was still a World Cup of nostalgia and joy.

Listen to American Futbol! Available here: https://t.co/vBXNP2oN7s

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

After traveling with Maria Hinojosa and a group of U.S. students and academics to her homeland in Palestine, Latino USA’s Lead Producer Nour Saudi recounts her journey to the occupied West Bank.

Subscribe to Futuro +, for the episode:
https://t.co/ACaub6wtCM

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

What links Latino-Palestinian solidarity?

From border walls to religious solidarity, our episode, 5 Days in Palestina, explores the threads that connect Latino and Palestinian communities.

Listen to Latino USA, available here:
https://t.co/noAbrahG7s

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

In this special Latino USA collaboration with WNYC, we bring you a conversation and performance recorded in front of a live audience at The Greene Space in NYC with Ella Bric.

Listen now to the latest episode of Latino USA. Available wherever you get your podcasts.

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

Earlier this year, we spent 5 days in Palestine with a US academic delegation to the occupied West Bank. We wanted to better understand what informs Latino solidarity with Palestinians. Listen to our episode here: https://t.co/noAbrahG7s

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

On today's episode, we explore Palestine and learn more about the connection and parallels between the issues that Palestinians face and how that resonates with the Latine community.

Listen to our newest episode: 5 Days in Palestina, available here: https://t.co/noAbrahG7s

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

In our new episode, Harvey Guillén @HARVEYGUILLEN talk’s about trauma, tenacity, and turning “no” into a career.

Listen to Latino USA, available wherever you get your podcasts!

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

Andrés Cantor has been a sports announcer for almost 40 years. He's in the National Soccer Hall of Fame and his "Gooool!" has been featured everywhere. Join us as we get into the nitty-gritty of calling a game.
Listen to Latino USA! Available wherever you get your podcasts.

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

Breaking News:
Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship.

Follow Latino USA for updates as we monitor this administration’s policies.

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

What does it take to prepare for announcing some of the most important Futbol matches? Andrés Cantor @AndresCantorGOL walks us through his prep .

Listen to American Futbol here ➡️:
https://t.co/vBXNP2oN7s

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

Released To Die: Part Two

On today’s episode, we meet Marie Scott - who goes by Mechie- a woman who spent more than five decades in a Pennsylvania prison until earlier this year when her sentence was commuted.

Listen here ➡️: https://t.co/n7xJrNRf1v

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

Released To Die: Part One

On today’s episode, we meet Frank Ross, a 93-year-old man in Pennsylvania, who was released from prison on compassionate release after a terminal illness diagnosis.

Listen here ➡️: https://t.co/n7xJrNRf1v

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

Located in the heart of California’s Central Valley, @LatinoUSA heads to @Fresno_State to attend the largest, bilingual, bicultural affinity graduation celebration in the entire country.

Listen to why this story is more than about earning a degree ↘️

https://t.co/uPsyPHhGga

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

Is there a best taco in NYC?🌮 🏙️

@nycmayor reveals his favorite spots and how he bases his decision on them.

Check out @maria_la_hinojosa’s interview with Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Available now wherever you listen to podcasts and watch on @futuromedia’s YouTube channel.

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

Today on @LatinoUSA, we follow three @Fresno_State graduates and their loved ones, in this story about family, sacrifice, and the people who made their degrees possible.

https://t.co/uPsyPHie5I

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

“The World Cup offers us a chance to know each other as we truly are, to be curious, to be excited, to be joyful. Here in New York City, we have an opportunity to understand that no matter where you're from, you're at home.” Listen to @ZohranKMamdani ↘️

https://t.co/MUdfL3u3jC

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

The vibes in NYC right now hit different. So we went straight to the source to talk about it: @NYCMayor @ZohranKMamdani. He's been celebrating after the Knicks’ win, and cheering during the World Cup. To him, it’s more than sports; it’s political.

https://t.co/MUdfL3uB9a

[Latino USA @LatinoUSA]

At @Fresno_State's 50th Chicano/Latino Commencement, parents' names are read alongside the graduates. @LatinoUSA follows three students and their families to explore what it means to earn a degree and honor those who made it possible.

https://t.co/uPsyPHhGga