https://simplecast.com The Revolución Podcast The Revolución Podcast examines cultural trends in media, entertainment and advertising. Hosted by advertising professional Kathryn Garcia Castro, thought leader and consumer researcher Linda Lane Gonzalez, ad agency executive Diego Lastra, and writer Court Stroud, each episode aims to inform, entertain and inspire audiences—Hispanics and non-Hispanics alike—through interviews of experts, newsmakers and celebrities. Guests include Gloria Estefan, Maria Hinojosa, Andrés Cantor, Don Francisco (Mario Luis Kreutzberger), and Edward James Olmos. "Ours is a revolution of mind and heart ... "  -Cesar Chavez Copyright 2024. Total Market Podcast, LLC. All Rights Reserved. en Wed, 28 Aug 2024 04:00:00 +0000 Fri, 19 Sep 2025 17:34:48 +0000 http://revolucionpodcast.com The Revolución Podcast https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/1a86ab30-a07d-41da-99b2-31d08ea1686d/2e343dba-5fdb-4b65-9ecf-3e579a4e8379/3000x3000/logo-revolucion-podcast-square-ok-page-2.jpg?aid=rss_feed http://revolucionpodcast.com episodic The Revolución Podcast examines cultural trends in media, entertainment and advertising. Hosted by advertising professional Kathryn Garcia Castro, thought leader and consumer researcher Linda Lane Gonzalez, ad agency executive Diego Lastra, and writer Court Stroud, each episode aims to inform, entertain and inspire audiences—Hispanics and non-Hispanics alike—through interviews of experts, newsmakers and celebrities. Guests include Gloria Estefan, Maria Hinojosa, Andrés Cantor, Don Francisco (Mario Luis Kreutzberger), and Edward James Olmos. "Ours is a revolution of mind and heart ... "  -Cesar Chavez Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud false https://feeds.simplecast.com/zoxnv7U2 reVolver Podcasts revolverpodcasts@gmail.com 5dae7db5-623d-4d5e-a0fc-20fac8fd1fa6 Marie Leguizamo, International Emmy nominated Executive Producer/Managing Director of Banijay Mexico and U.S. Hispanic  In this episode, we delve into the career of Marie Leguizamo, the Managing Director of Banijay Mexico and U.S. Hispanic where she is producing some highly successful shows like LOL: Last One Laughing and Temptaion Island Mexico.

Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra and Kathryn Garcia Castro discuss Marie's strategic vision for expanding Banijay's presence in Mexico and U.S. Hispanic and  her commitment to creating authentic, culturally rich programming that appeals to diverse audiences. 

Marie also shares her insights on the unique challenges and opportunities within the Hispanic and Mexican television sectors, including the importance of female representation behind the camera and how the industry is evolving in response to shifting demographics and viewer preferences.  You will also hear Marie's personal journey to becoming a prominent leader at one of the world’s largest content production companies and her ambassadorship in the accelerator "Launch" at Banijay which aims to empower emerging women creators.  

Thank you to Emily Bruno, Ana Paula Sleeman and Camila Velayos at H&M COMMUNICATIONS for their help in arranging this episode.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Wed, 28 Aug 2024 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Marie Leguizamo, Court Stroud, Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com  In this episode, we delve into the career of Marie Leguizamo, the Managing Director of Banijay Mexico and U.S. Hispanic where she is producing some highly successful shows like LOL: Last One Laughing and Temptaion Island Mexico.

Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra and Kathryn Garcia Castro discuss Marie's strategic vision for expanding Banijay's presence in Mexico and U.S. Hispanic and  her commitment to creating authentic, culturally rich programming that appeals to diverse audiences. 

Marie also shares her insights on the unique challenges and opportunities within the Hispanic and Mexican television sectors, including the importance of female representation behind the camera and how the industry is evolving in response to shifting demographics and viewer preferences.  You will also hear Marie's personal journey to becoming a prominent leader at one of the world’s largest content production companies and her ambassadorship in the accelerator "Launch" at Banijay which aims to empower emerging women creators.  

Thank you to Emily Bruno, Ana Paula Sleeman and Camila Velayos at H&M COMMUNICATIONS for their help in arranging this episode.

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]]> Marie Leguizamo, International Emmy nominated Executive Producer/Managing Director of Banijay Mexico and U.S. Hispanic Marie Leguizamo, Court Stroud, Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra 00:32:28 Marie Leguizamo is shaping the future of entertainment for Latin American and Hispanic audiences and beyond. Marie Leguizamo is shaping the future of entertainment for Latin American and Hispanic audiences and beyond. la voz kids, tv, u.s. hispanic, woman executive, entertainment, banijay, mexico false full 5 b5751234-7888-4d71-b7e9-e157b8ba51da Joe Bernard, nglmitú Chief Revenue Officer and Partner In this episode of The Revolución Podcast, cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro and Court Stroud talk with Joe Bernard who candidly shares how his eagerness to find a purpose at the age of 18 started him out in the ad industry by chance – but also how he has not only survived but also thrived the madcap and sometimes cutthroat media world. The New Jersey resident also shares about how he keeps his Puerto Rican roots alive and why he sees it vital to pass his heritage on to his three children.

 

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Sat, 29 Jun 2024 12:35:18 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Joe Bernard) http://revolucionpodcast.com In this episode of The Revolución Podcast, cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro and Court Stroud talk with Joe Bernard who candidly shares how his eagerness to find a purpose at the age of 18 started him out in the ad industry by chance – but also how he has not only survived but also thrived the madcap and sometimes cutthroat media world. The New Jersey resident also shares about how he keeps his Puerto Rican roots alive and why he sees it vital to pass his heritage on to his three children.

 

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Joe Bernard, nglmitú Chief Revenue Officer and Partner Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Joe Bernard 00:36:00 Joe Bernard started in the advertising industry when there was not a large or visible Latino presence. After making the leap to the media world, he rose through the ranks to become the Senior Vice President, Client Development at NBCU Telemundo Enterprises. In 2018, Joe was named the Chief Revenue Officer and Partner at nglmitú, the multimedia and entertainment company targeting Hispanics. Joe Bernard started in the advertising industry when there was not a large or visible Latino presence. After making the leap to the media world, he rose through the ranks to become the Senior Vice President, Client Development at NBCU Telemundo Enterprises. In 2018, Joe was named the Chief Revenue Officer and Partner at nglmitú, the multimedia and entertainment company targeting Hispanics. advertising industry, hispanic, puerto rican, advertising agency, entertainment, media and entertainment, hispanic media, latino, media, j. walter thompson, new york false full 5 26f54370-dbd3-4c88-9d5d-2eecb6c3656b Carmen Cusido, Journalist and Mental Health Advocate Mental health advocate Carmen Cusido is the author of the book "Coping With Eating Disorders" and has contributed to NBC News, CNN, and NPR.  In this episode of The Revolución during Mental Health Awareness month, the proud Cuban American talks with co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro and Court Stroud about her personal journey, courageously sharing her past mental health challenges. 

As  a respected journalist, Carmen’s candid conversations and heartfelt reflections, offer invaluable insights into the cultural, societal, and personal factors that shape mental wellness within the Latina community.  By sharing her story with honesty and vulnerability, Carmen not only breaks down barriers but also inspires others to seek support, embrace self-care and find hope in their own struggles.  Join us as we explore Carmen Cusido's resilience, advocacy, and unwavering commitment to destigmatizing mental health conversations. 

Click here for more on Camen Cusido's work and follow her on Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. 

If you are feeling alone and having thoughts of suicide—whether or not you are in crisis—or know someone who is, don’t remain silent. Talk to someone you can trust through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Call or text 988 or chat the lifeline.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Thu, 16 May 2024 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Carmen Cursido) http://revolucionpodcast.com Mental health advocate Carmen Cusido is the author of the book "Coping With Eating Disorders" and has contributed to NBC News, CNN, and NPR.  In this episode of The Revolución during Mental Health Awareness month, the proud Cuban American talks with co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro and Court Stroud about her personal journey, courageously sharing her past mental health challenges. 

As  a respected journalist, Carmen’s candid conversations and heartfelt reflections, offer invaluable insights into the cultural, societal, and personal factors that shape mental wellness within the Latina community.  By sharing her story with honesty and vulnerability, Carmen not only breaks down barriers but also inspires others to seek support, embrace self-care and find hope in their own struggles.  Join us as we explore Carmen Cusido's resilience, advocacy, and unwavering commitment to destigmatizing mental health conversations. 

Click here for more on Camen Cusido's work and follow her on Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. 

If you are feeling alone and having thoughts of suicide—whether or not you are in crisis—or know someone who is, don’t remain silent. Talk to someone you can trust through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Call or text 988 or chat the lifeline.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Carmen Cusido, Journalist and Mental Health Advocate Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Carmen Cursido 00:24:07 Given this is Mental Health Awareness Month, in this episode we lean into the topic with a candid and very personal conversation with author, journalist Carmen Cusido who's done a lot of speaking and writing about mental wellness and suicidal ideation from a Latina woman's perspective. Given this is Mental Health Awareness Month, in this episode we lean into the topic with a candid and very personal conversation with author, journalist Carmen Cusido who's done a lot of speaking and writing about mental wellness and suicidal ideation from a Latina woman's perspective. journalist, mental health awareness month, mental health awarness, author false full 5 2aaaffba-1f7e-4cca-8e98-dfb9ac727717 Sgt. Aquilino Gonell, Author of American Shield: The Immigrant Sergeant Who Defended Democracy, dives into his life as immigrant and serving his adopted country. Aquilino Gonell arrived in the United States from the Dominican Republic as a young boy.  Determined to be a success story, he joined the army to pay for college and served his adopted country in Iraq.  Upon his return, Gonell landed a position with the United States Capitol Police and rose to the rank of sergeant. 

In this episode of The Revolución, Gonell talks with co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud about what he saw during the insurrection at the Capitol on January 6, 2021.  The brutal injuries Gonell sustained that day ended his career in law enforcement.  The American patriot also speaks about his new book,  American Shield: The Immigrant Sergeant Who Defended Democracy, which former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls “an all-American tale of duty and determination.”  

Thanks to Susan Shapiro for her help in arranging this interview.  

 

 

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Tue, 27 Feb 2024 05:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Sgt. Aquilino Gonell) http://revolucionpodcast.com Aquilino Gonell arrived in the United States from the Dominican Republic as a young boy.  Determined to be a success story, he joined the army to pay for college and served his adopted country in Iraq.  Upon his return, Gonell landed a position with the United States Capitol Police and rose to the rank of sergeant. 

In this episode of The Revolución, Gonell talks with co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud about what he saw during the insurrection at the Capitol on January 6, 2021.  The brutal injuries Gonell sustained that day ended his career in law enforcement.  The American patriot also speaks about his new book,  American Shield: The Immigrant Sergeant Who Defended Democracy, which former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls “an all-American tale of duty and determination.”  

Thanks to Susan Shapiro for her help in arranging this interview.  

 

 

EPISODE CREDITS:

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]]> Sgt. Aquilino Gonell, Author of American Shield: The Immigrant Sergeant Who Defended Democracy, dives into his life as immigrant and serving his adopted country. Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Sgt. Aquilino Gonell 00:37:07 Sgt. Aquilino Gonell's unwavering patriotism and dedication to serving his country shine through; inspiring listeners to reflect on the true meaning of citizenship and the sacrifices made by those who defend it. Sgt. Aquilino Gonell's unwavering patriotism and dedication to serving his country shine through; inspiring listeners to reflect on the true meaning of citizenship and the sacrifices made by those who defend it. military, january 6, hispanic, washington dc, jan 6 insurrection, dominican, sargent, dominican republic, insurrection, police officers, president false full 5 1cbcb959-c6f8-45ee-b9fd-c969a63bbc60 Armando Lucas Correa, Author In the newly-released novel The Silence in Her Eyes, each chapter ends as soon as the protagonist blinks. Leah lives with a rare vision disease—she can’t see movement, although her other senses are heightened. 

Armando Lucas Correa is the world-renowned author of The German Girl, which has been translated into 17 languages. Born in Cuba, the father of three served as Editor-in-Chief for magazine “People en Español.” In this episode of The Revolución podcasts, co-hosts Court Stroud and Kathryn Garcia Castro talk with Correa about his new book and his creative process.

Thank you to Gena Lanzi, Senior Publicist at Atria Books a division of Simon & Schuster, for her help in arranging this interview. For more on about Armando Lucas Correa, visit his website or social media, such as Instagram, X (formerly known as Twitter) and LinkedIn.

 

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Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 15 Jan 2024 05:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com In the newly-released novel The Silence in Her Eyes, each chapter ends as soon as the protagonist blinks. Leah lives with a rare vision disease—she can’t see movement, although her other senses are heightened. 

Armando Lucas Correa is the world-renowned author of The German Girl, which has been translated into 17 languages. Born in Cuba, the father of three served as Editor-in-Chief for magazine “People en Español.” In this episode of The Revolución podcasts, co-hosts Court Stroud and Kathryn Garcia Castro talk with Correa about his new book and his creative process.

Thank you to Gena Lanzi, Senior Publicist at Atria Books a division of Simon & Schuster, for her help in arranging this interview. For more on about Armando Lucas Correa, visit his website or social media, such as Instagram, X (formerly known as Twitter) and LinkedIn.

 

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Armando Lucas Correa, Author Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud 00:28:19 "The Silence in Her Eyes" is the book Armando Lucas Correa wasn’t supposed to write. The author, who previously wrote "The German Girl" which sold more than a million copies, was so determined to get his latest book into the hands of readers that he was even willing to change his name to get it published. "The Silence in Her Eyes" is the book Armando Lucas Correa wasn’t supposed to write. The author, who previously wrote "The German Girl" which sold more than a million copies, was so determined to get his latest book into the hands of readers that he was even willing to change his name to get it published. eyes, the german girl, journalist, publishing, silence in her eyes, book, simon & schuster, atria books, author, akinetopsia, brain false full 5 de7e46cb-6678-41c3-808e-ca3e9035c477 Alyssa Reynoso-Morris, Author Alyssa Reynoso-Morris  writes a delicious book about the sounds and sensations of cooking with her grandmother sharing the love of plantains and helps readers connect to the heart of Latin kitchens.  This book also taps into the love from ancestors through recipes. 

Very few books have touched on the subject and also present The Bronx in a positive light.   Plantains are a food consumed all around the world which bring love and family together.  This book, "Platanos Are Love,” tells the story of history, culture and time spent with family. 

Alyssa is Dominican/Puerto Rican, grew up in The Bronx and didn't learn to read until she was in fourth grade.  She owes her political science interest and efforts in pushing literacy to her Grandmother who was always watching the news, creating commentary and the original storyteller in the household.

From The Revolucion Podcast co-hosts Diego Lastra and Kathryn Garcia Castro, thank you to Nicole Valdez, Senior Manager of Publicity at Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing for her help in arranging this interview.  

For more on Author, Alyssa Reynoso-Morris vist: https://www.alyssaauthor.com/ and Illustrator, Mariyah Rahman visit Instagram

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 18 Dec 2023 05:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Camila Castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com Alyssa Reynoso-Morris  writes a delicious book about the sounds and sensations of cooking with her grandmother sharing the love of plantains and helps readers connect to the heart of Latin kitchens.  This book also taps into the love from ancestors through recipes. 

Very few books have touched on the subject and also present The Bronx in a positive light.   Plantains are a food consumed all around the world which bring love and family together.  This book, "Platanos Are Love,” tells the story of history, culture and time spent with family. 

Alyssa is Dominican/Puerto Rican, grew up in The Bronx and didn't learn to read until she was in fourth grade.  She owes her political science interest and efforts in pushing literacy to her Grandmother who was always watching the news, creating commentary and the original storyteller in the household.

From The Revolucion Podcast co-hosts Diego Lastra and Kathryn Garcia Castro, thank you to Nicole Valdez, Senior Manager of Publicity at Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing for her help in arranging this interview.  

For more on Author, Alyssa Reynoso-Morris vist: https://www.alyssaauthor.com/ and Illustrator, Mariyah Rahman visit Instagram

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Alyssa Reynoso-Morris, Author Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Camila Castro 00:35:15 Alyssa Reynoso-Morris has written a book that not only tantalizes the taste buds but also nourishes the soul. Alyssa Reynoso-Morris has written a book that not only tantalizes the taste buds but also nourishes the soul. mariyah rahman, sensory, children's book, simon & schuster, grandmother, food, recipes, author, abuela, family, love, children's picture book, the bronx, platanos false full 4 b4ce1192-2c05-48c2-aa34-f4511e6dbe02 Rachel "La Loca" Strauss, Sketch Comedian, Podcaster, Writer, Actor & Marketer Rachel Strauss has comedy in her blood.  Her family’s natural comedian, Strauss discovered at an early age that she could make people laugh by mimicking the those around her.  Growing up Jewish and Dominican was also a good source of material for this Brooklyn-raised entertainer.

Today, she's celebrating winning the Signal Awards Best Comedy Show category for her podcast Latinos Out Loud, where she calls her listeners “LOLELEROS.” (The Signal Awards celebrate the world’s best podcasts.) 

Rachel’s success hasn’t come overnight.  She pursued sketch comedy after 18 years in corporate America working for companies like Heineken, Latina Magazine and People en Español. 

Her story will inspire you to go out there to pursue your dreams.   With The Revolucion Podcast co-hosts Court Stroud,  Linda Lane Gonzalez and Kathryn Garcia Castro.

 

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 11 Dec 2023 05:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, linda lane gonzalez, kathryn garcia castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com Rachel Strauss has comedy in her blood.  Her family’s natural comedian, Strauss discovered at an early age that she could make people laugh by mimicking the those around her.  Growing up Jewish and Dominican was also a good source of material for this Brooklyn-raised entertainer.

Today, she's celebrating winning the Signal Awards Best Comedy Show category for her podcast Latinos Out Loud, where she calls her listeners “LOLELEROS.” (The Signal Awards celebrate the world’s best podcasts.) 

Rachel’s success hasn’t come overnight.  She pursued sketch comedy after 18 years in corporate America working for companies like Heineken, Latina Magazine and People en Español. 

Her story will inspire you to go out there to pursue your dreams.   With The Revolucion Podcast co-hosts Court Stroud,  Linda Lane Gonzalez and Kathryn Garcia Castro.

 

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Rachel "La Loca" Strauss, Sketch Comedian, Podcaster, Writer, Actor & Marketer Court Stroud, linda lane gonzalez, kathryn garcia castro 00:34:31 Rachel "La Loca" Strauss is a risk taker. She bet on herself, leaving a career as a marketer in corporate America to perform sketch comedy professionally. Rachel "La Loca" Strauss is a risk taker. She bet on herself, leaving a career as a marketer in corporate America to perform sketch comedy professionally. dominican comedian, brooklyn, comedy, marketer, sketch comedy, latinos out loud, latina comedian, nglmitu, latino comedian, dominican, revolver podcast, la cena, signal awards, podcast false full 4 2210008a-d417-4130-869d-b10a92037eb5 Lillian Colón, Dancer, Choreographer, Author and First Latina Rockette The real orphan Annie is alive, but she sings "mañana, mañana."  Lillian Colón began her career with the Radio City Rockettes at 32. In this episode of The Revolución, Colón shares how she joined the world’s most famous precision dance company.  She also talks about her early years in an orphanage after her father left her there, as well as how her passion and spiritual fortitude has led to great heights – including Lin Manuel Miranda's "In The Heights" movie. 

Colón is no withering flower; her rise from the ashes is a phoenix story.  Lillian currently teaches at the Broadway Dance Center. works on her solo show at the Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre and dreams of becoming Disney's next princess – “The Puerto Rican Princess,” that is.  

The Revolucion Podcast co-hosts Court Stroud, Diego Lastra and Kathryn Garcia Castro thank  Tracey Y. Smith at More Than Words Publicity for her help in arranging this interview.  We also want to thank the band P-G-M for the use of it's song "April" as the Revolución theme. 

Lillian Colón’s Book: LILLY, The First Latina Rockette

Website:https://www.lilliancolon.com/

 

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]]> Fri, 17 Nov 2023 11:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com The real orphan Annie is alive, but she sings "mañana, mañana."  Lillian Colón began her career with the Radio City Rockettes at 32. In this episode of The Revolución, Colón shares how she joined the world’s most famous precision dance company.  She also talks about her early years in an orphanage after her father left her there, as well as how her passion and spiritual fortitude has led to great heights – including Lin Manuel Miranda's "In The Heights" movie. 

Colón is no withering flower; her rise from the ashes is a phoenix story.  Lillian currently teaches at the Broadway Dance Center. works on her solo show at the Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre and dreams of becoming Disney's next princess – “The Puerto Rican Princess,” that is.  

The Revolucion Podcast co-hosts Court Stroud, Diego Lastra and Kathryn Garcia Castro thank  Tracey Y. Smith at More Than Words Publicity for her help in arranging this interview.  We also want to thank the band P-G-M for the use of it's song "April" as the Revolución theme. 

Lillian Colón’s Book: LILLY, The First Latina Rockette

Website:https://www.lilliancolon.com/

 

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]]> Lillian Colón, Dancer, Choreographer, Author and First Latina Rockette Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Diego Lastra 00:30:16 Lillian Colón, the first Latina Rockette shares how passion and spiritual fortitude led her to great heights. At 300 high kicks a show, 6 times a day, 42 days a year, for 10 years, she opened the door for every little girl who's ever wanted to dance. Lillian Colón, the first Latina Rockette shares how passion and spiritual fortitude led her to great heights. At 300 high kicks a show, 6 times a day, 42 days a year, for 10 years, she opened the door for every little girl who's ever wanted to dance. audition, orphanage, in the heights movie, radio city, lainie kazan, rockette, ricky martin, george de la pena, choreographer, revolver podcasts, puerto rican, menudo, freddie prinze, high school of the performing arts, nuns, olga breeskin, lin manuel miranda, dance, boy bands, fame school, writer false full 4 1d55683c-7900-4b7a-8c1f-bd4623adb8ec Stacie M. de Armas, Hispanic Diverse Insights and Initiatives Expert Stacie M. de Armas always wanted to work in research and particularly the Hispanic market.   She is celebrating 25 years wth the company currently as  Senior Vice President, Diverse Insights and  Initiatives at  Nielsen.  

In this episode she shares the insights from the latest study “TRUST IN MEDIA - THE KEY FACTOR DRIVING THE SHIFT TO STREAMING.” which provides an in-depth understanding of the unique authenticity signals and credibility markers that drive the Hispanic community's choices with media and brands.  

Hispanics represent one-fifth of the U.S. population, but their media engagement can be complex due to the inherent nuances within the community.   To further highlight the nuances, she uses the example from developer Insomniac Games' Marvel’s Spider-Man 2  use of a  Cuban and Puerto Rican flag.    

Also, hear what she identifies as her Revolucion moment, it's no wonder she's been sucessful in her career.

The Revolucion Podcast co-hosts Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra and Kathryn Garcia Castro thank  Andy Checo, Managing Director, Public Relations & Social Media at D'exposito & Parners: The New American Agency  for his help in arranging this interview.

 

Nielsen is a global leader in audience measurement, data and analytics, shaping the future of media. Measuring behavior across all channels and platforms to discover what audiences love, we empower our clients with trusted intelligence that fuels action.

 

#diversity #dei  #nielsen #community #passion # streaming #research #insights #hispanicmarket  #represenationmatters

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]]> Tue, 31 Oct 2023 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Linda Lane González) http://revolucionpodcast.com Stacie M. de Armas always wanted to work in research and particularly the Hispanic market.   She is celebrating 25 years wth the company currently as  Senior Vice President, Diverse Insights and  Initiatives at  Nielsen.  

In this episode she shares the insights from the latest study “TRUST IN MEDIA - THE KEY FACTOR DRIVING THE SHIFT TO STREAMING.” which provides an in-depth understanding of the unique authenticity signals and credibility markers that drive the Hispanic community's choices with media and brands.  

Hispanics represent one-fifth of the U.S. population, but their media engagement can be complex due to the inherent nuances within the community.   To further highlight the nuances, she uses the example from developer Insomniac Games' Marvel’s Spider-Man 2  use of a  Cuban and Puerto Rican flag.    

Also, hear what she identifies as her Revolucion moment, it's no wonder she's been sucessful in her career.

The Revolucion Podcast co-hosts Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra and Kathryn Garcia Castro thank  Andy Checo, Managing Director, Public Relations & Social Media at D'exposito & Parners: The New American Agency  for his help in arranging this interview.

 

Nielsen is a global leader in audience measurement, data and analytics, shaping the future of media. Measuring behavior across all channels and platforms to discover what audiences love, we empower our clients with trusted intelligence that fuels action.

 

#diversity #dei  #nielsen #community #passion # streaming #research #insights #hispanicmarket  #represenationmatters

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]]> Stacie M. de Armas, Hispanic Diverse Insights and Initiatives Expert Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Linda Lane González 00:27:33 Stacie M. de Armas from Nielsen shares the latest about the shift to streaming in the report: “TRUST IN MEDIA - THE KEY FACTOR DRIVING THE SHIFT TO STREAMING.” Stacie M. de Armas from Nielsen shares the latest about the shift to streaming in the report: “TRUST IN MEDIA - THE KEY FACTOR DRIVING THE SHIFT TO STREAMING.” research, streaming, revolucion, marketers, audiences, advertisers, community, in the room where it happens, spanish, spiderverse, hispanic market, spiderman, miles morales, no sabo kid false full 4 988fb56a-b953-4b39-bda8-526fa384c7f1 Amelia Bethel & Karen Loewy Movilla, Creators and Performers of theatre show "Tia Talk" In this episode, co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez and Kathryn Garcia Castro are entertained by Amelia Bethel & Karen Loewy Movilla as they perform during the interview some of the characters they embody in “Tia Talk,’ their theatrical collaboration where they try to prove their Latinidad to themselves and the audience by embodying every stereotype they have been fed by the media, their peers, and even their families.

The uniqueness of the show also brings in different guests for each performance to hear another point of view and also allow the audience to participate in the show.

Special thanks to Liz Lombardi, Publicist at Matt Ross Public Relations for her help in arranging this interview.  We also want to thank the band PGM for the use of its song, “April” as The Revolucion theme.

Amelia Bethel is a theater artist whose work confronts the performance of identity and the materiality of the body, with a focus on sexuality and a mixed-race experience. She can be heard as Marisol on the award-winning podcast Unwell: A Midwestern Gothic Mystery from HartLife Studios. Amelia is a former associate artist in residence with poet Tracie Morris and playwright Sibyl Kempson at the Atlantic Center for the Arts, and received her MFA in Theatre from Sarah Lawrence College.

Karen Loewy Movilla is a Colombian artist based in New York City. She’s interested in the question of: How do we take up space, when it is not freely given? Combining digital media, embodiment, spoken word, and puppetry she confronts inherent biases, and oppressive systems. She’s this year resident at Object Movement Puppetry Residency 23’, a 2021 MFA graduate of Sarah Lawrence College and a 2026 Scenic Design Candidate at Yale University. Find more about her at: https://www.karenloewymovilla.com/

#tiatalk #thetanknyc #tias #stereotypes  #conversations #collaborators #femalestereotypes #thetanknyc #mattrosspr  @revolver_podcasts @thetanknyc @mattrosspr

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]]> Wed, 23 Aug 2023 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Amelia Bethel, Karen Loewy Movilla, Camila Castro, Liz Lombardi, Matt Ross Public Relations, P-G-M, Court Stroud, Linda Lane González) http://revolucionpodcast.com In this episode, co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez and Kathryn Garcia Castro are entertained by Amelia Bethel & Karen Loewy Movilla as they perform during the interview some of the characters they embody in “Tia Talk,’ their theatrical collaboration where they try to prove their Latinidad to themselves and the audience by embodying every stereotype they have been fed by the media, their peers, and even their families.

The uniqueness of the show also brings in different guests for each performance to hear another point of view and also allow the audience to participate in the show.

Special thanks to Liz Lombardi, Publicist at Matt Ross Public Relations for her help in arranging this interview.  We also want to thank the band PGM for the use of its song, “April” as The Revolucion theme.

Amelia Bethel is a theater artist whose work confronts the performance of identity and the materiality of the body, with a focus on sexuality and a mixed-race experience. She can be heard as Marisol on the award-winning podcast Unwell: A Midwestern Gothic Mystery from HartLife Studios. Amelia is a former associate artist in residence with poet Tracie Morris and playwright Sibyl Kempson at the Atlantic Center for the Arts, and received her MFA in Theatre from Sarah Lawrence College.

Karen Loewy Movilla is a Colombian artist based in New York City. She’s interested in the question of: How do we take up space, when it is not freely given? Combining digital media, embodiment, spoken word, and puppetry she confronts inherent biases, and oppressive systems. She’s this year resident at Object Movement Puppetry Residency 23’, a 2021 MFA graduate of Sarah Lawrence College and a 2026 Scenic Design Candidate at Yale University. Find more about her at: https://www.karenloewymovilla.com/

#tiatalk #thetanknyc #tias #stereotypes  #conversations #collaborators #femalestereotypes #thetanknyc #mattrosspr  @revolver_podcasts @thetanknyc @mattrosspr

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]]> Amelia Bethel & Karen Loewy Movilla, Creators and Performers of theatre show "Tia Talk" Kathryn Garcia Castro, Amelia Bethel, Karen Loewy Movilla, Camila Castro, Liz Lombardi, Matt Ross Public Relations, P-G-M, Court Stroud, Linda Lane González 00:31:49 Amelia Bethel & Karen Loewy Movilla discuss their reason for creating “TIA TALK” a show where they try to prove their Latinidad to themselves and the audience by embodying every stereotype they have been fed by the media, their peers, and even their families. Amelia Bethel & Karen Loewy Movilla discuss their reason for creating “TIA TALK” a show where they try to prove their Latinidad to themselves and the audience by embodying every stereotype they have been fed by the media, their peers, and even their families. tia talk, show, theater, comedy, performance, colombian, salvadorian, female, stereotypes, tia, latino stereotypes, conversations, female stories, tias, latinidad false full 4 8da4aa47-8beb-4970-910c-59711becb514 Christine Pride & Jo Piazza, Co-Authors of novel "You Were Always Mine" In this episode, co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez and Kathryn Garcia Castro enjoy a conversation with Christine Pride and Jo Piazza, co-authors of the wonderful novel YOU WERE ALWAYS MINE, which provides a complex and nuanced look at themes of race, class and motherhood.  

Cinnamon Haynes, a black woman, takes an abandoned white baby into her home, she struggles to keep her own past hidden while dealing with the shocking judgments from friends and strangers alike as she strives to do right by the child she grows more attached to with each passing day.

In this fascinating episode we learn more about Christine and Jo's approach to writing and collaborating, and how their experiences have shaped their world view. 

Special thanks to Falon Kirby, Senior Publicist, Atria Books/Simon & Schuster for making this episode of The Revolucion possible.  We also want to thank the band PGM for the use of its song, “April” as The Revolucion theme.

Christine Pride, is a writer, editor, and longtime publishing veteran and pens a regular column—“Race Matters”—for Cup of Jo. She lives in New York City.

Jo Piazza a bestselling author, podcast creator, and award-winning journalist.   Her work has been published in ten languages in twelve countries and four of her books have been optioned for film and television.

#conversations  #motherhood #marriage  #intimatestories #co-authors #stories #Simon&Schuster #cupofjo @revolver_podcasts @atriabooks @simonandschuster @cupofjo 

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]]> Wed, 16 Aug 2023 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, linda lane gonzalez, diego lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com In this episode, co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez and Kathryn Garcia Castro enjoy a conversation with Christine Pride and Jo Piazza, co-authors of the wonderful novel YOU WERE ALWAYS MINE, which provides a complex and nuanced look at themes of race, class and motherhood.  

Cinnamon Haynes, a black woman, takes an abandoned white baby into her home, she struggles to keep her own past hidden while dealing with the shocking judgments from friends and strangers alike as she strives to do right by the child she grows more attached to with each passing day.

In this fascinating episode we learn more about Christine and Jo's approach to writing and collaborating, and how their experiences have shaped their world view. 

Special thanks to Falon Kirby, Senior Publicist, Atria Books/Simon & Schuster for making this episode of The Revolucion possible.  We also want to thank the band PGM for the use of its song, “April” as The Revolucion theme.

Christine Pride, is a writer, editor, and longtime publishing veteran and pens a regular column—“Race Matters”—for Cup of Jo. She lives in New York City.

Jo Piazza a bestselling author, podcast creator, and award-winning journalist.   Her work has been published in ten languages in twelve countries and four of her books have been optioned for film and television.

#conversations  #motherhood #marriage  #intimatestories #co-authors #stories #Simon&Schuster #cupofjo @revolver_podcasts @atriabooks @simonandschuster @cupofjo 

Follow The Revolucion Podcast - Instagram: @therevolucionpodcast, X:@TheRevolucionPd 

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]]> Christine Pride & Jo Piazza, Co-Authors of novel "You Were Always Mine" Kathryn Garcia Castro, linda lane gonzalez, diego lastra 00:31:17 Christine Pride and Jo Piazza, co-authors, keep you riveted about how you think of motherhood, family and friendships across socio-economic issues and race in the novel YOU WERE ALWAYS MINE. Christine Pride and Jo Piazza, co-authors, keep you riveted about how you think of motherhood, family and friendships across socio-economic issues and race in the novel YOU WERE ALWAYS MINE. motherhood, marriage, parenthood, race, black, books, class, novel, baby, co-authors, women, female writers, conversations, friends, family false full 4 da856186-0195-41c1-8177-84c939ae7490 Winnie M Li, Author and Activist Much of the #metoo movement has been covered, yet there is still more to uncover.  In this novel, you’ll be thrown into the world of Hollywood through the eyes of young Sarah Lai who as an industry insider must come to grips with her past, guilt and…COMPLICITY!

Hear from author and industry insider herself, Winnie M Li, as she talks with co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud and Kathryn Garcia Castro (Diego Lastra is on hiatus) about her novel COMPLICIT.  

Winnie M Li is a Taiwanese-American and New Jersey raised author and activist living in the UK.  She is the founder of Clear Lines, the UK’s first-ever festival addressing sexual assault through the arts and discussion. 

Thank you to Falon Kirby, Senior Publicist at Atria Books/Simon & Schuster for her help in arranging this interview.  We also want to thank the band PGM for the use of its song, “April” as The Revolucion theme.

#complicit #metoo #activist #conversations @revolver_podcasts @atriabooks @simonandschuster 

Photograph by Grace Gelder

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]]> Mon, 31 Jul 2023 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez) http://revolucionpodcast.com Much of the #metoo movement has been covered, yet there is still more to uncover.  In this novel, you’ll be thrown into the world of Hollywood through the eyes of young Sarah Lai who as an industry insider must come to grips with her past, guilt and…COMPLICITY!

Hear from author and industry insider herself, Winnie M Li, as she talks with co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud and Kathryn Garcia Castro (Diego Lastra is on hiatus) about her novel COMPLICIT.  

Winnie M Li is a Taiwanese-American and New Jersey raised author and activist living in the UK.  She is the founder of Clear Lines, the UK’s first-ever festival addressing sexual assault through the arts and discussion. 

Thank you to Falon Kirby, Senior Publicist at Atria Books/Simon & Schuster for her help in arranging this interview.  We also want to thank the band PGM for the use of its song, “April” as The Revolucion theme.

#complicit #metoo #activist #conversations @revolver_podcasts @atriabooks @simonandschuster 

Photograph by Grace Gelder

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]]> Winnie M Li, Author and Activist Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez 00:27:13 Winnie M Li author of COMPLICIT brings forward a riveting novel about the #metoo movement from an angle we haven't heard much before and continues to intrigue. Winnie M Li author of COMPLICIT brings forward a riveting novel about the #metoo movement from an angle we haven't heard much before and continues to intrigue. metoo, winnie m li, taiwanese-american, hollywood, activist, novel, atria books, author, complicit false full 4 8540dcb9-9ba2-42d4-ae41-13f77491fdc7 David Glasgow, Author For those terrified of saying the wrong thing, are afraid to offend someone or get canceled, "Say the Right Thing: How to Talk about Identity, Diversity and Justice"  is a practical guide on "how to navigate conversations and hopefully overcome some of that fear to engage in an authentic way."

Co-hosts of The Revolución Podcast, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra and Kathryn Garcia Castro (Court Stroud is on hiatus) talk with co-author David Glasgow about how this book can be a useful guide to navigating difficult situations and conversations across many different sectors, including parenting.

Glasgow is the executive director of the Meltzer Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging, an adjunct professor at the NYU School of Law, and co-author of "Say the Right Thing: How to Talk about Identity, Diversity, and Justice"  (Simon & Schuster, 2023, co-written with Professor Kenji Yoshino.)

Thank you to Shida A. Carr, Deputy Director of Publicity at Atria books, for her help in arranging this interview. 

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]]> Sun, 25 Jun 2023 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane González, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com For those terrified of saying the wrong thing, are afraid to offend someone or get canceled, "Say the Right Thing: How to Talk about Identity, Diversity and Justice"  is a practical guide on "how to navigate conversations and hopefully overcome some of that fear to engage in an authentic way."

Co-hosts of The Revolución Podcast, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra and Kathryn Garcia Castro (Court Stroud is on hiatus) talk with co-author David Glasgow about how this book can be a useful guide to navigating difficult situations and conversations across many different sectors, including parenting.

Glasgow is the executive director of the Meltzer Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging, an adjunct professor at the NYU School of Law, and co-author of "Say the Right Thing: How to Talk about Identity, Diversity, and Justice"  (Simon & Schuster, 2023, co-written with Professor Kenji Yoshino.)

Thank you to Shida A. Carr, Deputy Director of Publicity at Atria books, for her help in arranging this interview. 

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]]> David Glasgow, Author Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane González, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud 00:35:08 David Glasgow, co-author of "Say The Right Thing: How to Talk about Identity, Diversity and Justice," shares how this practical guide came about in response to people being terrified of saying the wrong thing to avoid offending someone or getting cancelled. David Glasgow, co-author of "Say The Right Thing: How to Talk about Identity, Diversity and Justice," shares how this practical guide came about in response to people being terrified of saying the wrong thing to avoid offending someone or getting cancelled. belonging, social, inclusion, book, dei, diversity, fear, author, conversations, authentic self, media, say anything false full 4 8671c80f-5bfb-4c76-bb2a-8a69ca446875 Rudy Moreno, Comedian Rudy Moreno is a well known figure in the comedy world, especially in Los Angeles where he got his start and where he still headlines and produces shows for major comedy clubs.  Rudy crosses over to all audiences with his line of humor. When introduced to O'Shea Jackson Sr., the American rapper from N.W.A known professionally as Ice Cube, Moreno called him “Ice Cream” -- and that in a nutshell is "Rude," as he's nicknamed on the comedy circuit.  

He’s a national headliner comedian and musician with Voodoo Sindicate. As an actor, he has appeared on Criminal Minds, Everybody Loves Raymond, The Shield, Arrested Development and many others. He has recorded several comedy shows, including his last, entitled "Double Date," which featured George Lopez. Rudy also gives back to his community by holding toy drives in his native Lincoln Heights in Los Angeles.  
 

EPISODE CREDITS:

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]]> Sat, 17 Jun 2023 22:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com Rudy Moreno is a well known figure in the comedy world, especially in Los Angeles where he got his start and where he still headlines and produces shows for major comedy clubs.  Rudy crosses over to all audiences with his line of humor. When introduced to O'Shea Jackson Sr., the American rapper from N.W.A known professionally as Ice Cube, Moreno called him “Ice Cream” -- and that in a nutshell is "Rude," as he's nicknamed on the comedy circuit.  

He’s a national headliner comedian and musician with Voodoo Sindicate. As an actor, he has appeared on Criminal Minds, Everybody Loves Raymond, The Shield, Arrested Development and many others. He has recorded several comedy shows, including his last, entitled "Double Date," which featured George Lopez. Rudy also gives back to his community by holding toy drives in his native Lincoln Heights in Los Angeles.  
 

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Rudy Moreno, Comedian Diego Lastra, Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud 00:29:05 Known as The Godfather of Comedy, Rudy Moreno continues to mentor today’s comedians. Moreno is a national headliner comedian who has opened for musicians like the Black Eyed Peas, Smokey Robinson, and Natalie Cole. His standup centers around fatherhood and married life. Rudy has produced the Wednesday Night Showcase at the Ice House Comedy Club in Pasadena for the past 15+ years. In this episode of The Revolución, cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Court Stroud chat with Rudy about his career and why comedians need fellow comics to tell them the truth about their talent potential. Known as The Godfather of Comedy, Rudy Moreno continues to mentor today’s comedians. Moreno is a national headliner comedian who has opened for musicians like the Black Eyed Peas, Smokey Robinson, and Natalie Cole. His standup centers around fatherhood and married life. Rudy has produced the Wednesday Night Showcase at the Ice House Comedy Club in Pasadena for the past 15+ years. In this episode of The Revolución, cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Court Stroud chat with Rudy about his career and why comedians need fellow comics to tell them the truth about their talent potential. los angeles, comedian, comedy, comedy specials, comedy circuit, actor, latino, family, entertainmnet false full 4 a8bc27ac-6ced-4cd9-8c81-9bcbfa6d2e13 Guadalís Del Carmen, Playwright & Performer Inspired by Juan Luis Guerra’s Como Abeja Al Panal, new off-Broadway play Bees & Honey is a Washington Heights love story that follows young married couple Manuel and Johaira as they face the age-old question: Is love enough? 

In this episode of The Revolución, playwright Guadalís Del Carmen talks with co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud about her artistic journey from script to production, why she set the work in "Alto Manhattan" rather than her native Chicago, and how she she found inspiration in a bachata song by Guerra, the legendary singer-songwriter from the Dominican Republic. 

Bees & Honey began previews on May 4, 2023. Opening night is planned for Monday, May 22, for a limited run through June 11, 2023 at MCC Theater’s Susan & Ronald Frankel Theater (511 W 52nd Street, New York, NY 10019) and is presented in collaboration with The Sol Project.

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]]> Sun, 7 May 2023 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com Inspired by Juan Luis Guerra’s Como Abeja Al Panal, new off-Broadway play Bees & Honey is a Washington Heights love story that follows young married couple Manuel and Johaira as they face the age-old question: Is love enough? 

In this episode of The Revolución, playwright Guadalís Del Carmen talks with co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud about her artistic journey from script to production, why she set the work in "Alto Manhattan" rather than her native Chicago, and how she she found inspiration in a bachata song by Guerra, the legendary singer-songwriter from the Dominican Republic. 

Bees & Honey began previews on May 4, 2023. Opening night is planned for Monday, May 22, for a limited run through June 11, 2023 at MCC Theater’s Susan & Ronald Frankel Theater (511 W 52nd Street, New York, NY 10019) and is presented in collaboration with The Sol Project.

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]]> Guadalís Del Carmen, Playwright & Performer Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud 00:35:29 Guadalís Del Carmen talks about her new off-Broadway show "Bees & Honey," which is inspired by the Juan Luis Guerra song "Como Abeja Al Panal." Guadalís Del Carmen talks about her new off-Broadway show "Bees & Honey," which is inspired by the Juan Luis Guerra song "Como Abeja Al Panal." como abeja al panal, the sol project, washington heights, juan luis guerra, mcc theater, guadalís del carmen, dominican republic, bachata false full 4 8c71e4f3-37b6-4652-9362-97044042ad4e BD Wong, Actor and Director BD Wong talks about directing Judy Gold in her new off-Broadway show, "Yes, I Can Say That!," playing this spring at the 59 East Street Theater in New York City. The actor and director also reacts to the strong Asian American showing at this year's Academy Awards and the rise of anti-Asian hate. He talks with The Revolución podcast cohosts Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzaléz, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud.

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]]> Wed, 15 Mar 2023 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane González) http://revolucionpodcast.com BD Wong talks about directing Judy Gold in her new off-Broadway show, "Yes, I Can Say That!," playing this spring at the 59 East Street Theater in New York City. The actor and director also reacts to the strong Asian American showing at this year's Academy Awards and the rise of anti-Asian hate. He talks with The Revolución podcast cohosts Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzaléz, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud.

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]]> BD Wong, Actor and Director Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane González 00:43:32 Tony Award-winner and Emmy-nominee BD Wong discusses his work on "Yes, I Can Say That!," Judy Golds's new solo show about the important function comedians perform to make us think. Tony Award-winner and Emmy-nominee BD Wong discusses his work on "Yes, I Can Say That!," Judy Golds's new solo show about the important function comedians perform to make us think. eddie sarfaty, judy gold, comedy, yes, yes i can say that, silencing comics, signature theater false full 4 9925e0ce-e2b5-4589-b795-70dc29ce45bc Damon Evans, Singer, Actor & Writer In this episode of The Revolución, singer, actor and writer Damon Evans shares details about his life. He tells cohosts Linda Lane Gonzaléz, Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud about attending the March on Washington when he was just a teenager, about his television work, including portraying Alex Haley in "Roots: The Next Generation" and working on the hit sitcom "The Jeffersons." The Baltimore native recounts working with Raúl Julia and Irene Cara in "Via Galactica" on Broadway, as well as the difficulties he encountered as a Black gay man in the entertainment field in the 1970s and 80s.

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]]> Wed, 15 Feb 2023 05:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com In this episode of The Revolución, singer, actor and writer Damon Evans shares details about his life. He tells cohosts Linda Lane Gonzaléz, Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud about attending the March on Washington when he was just a teenager, about his television work, including portraying Alex Haley in "Roots: The Next Generation" and working on the hit sitcom "The Jeffersons." The Baltimore native recounts working with Raúl Julia and Irene Cara in "Via Galactica" on Broadway, as well as the difficulties he encountered as a Black gay man in the entertainment field in the 1970s and 80s.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Damon Evans, Singer, Actor & Writer Court Stroud, Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra 00:57:29 Damon Evans is most famous for playing Lionel on the sitcom "The Jeffersons," but the Baltimore native has a long and successful career performing other roles on Broadway and European stages. Damon Evans is most famous for playing Lionel on the sitcom "The Jeffersons," but the Baltimore native has a long and successful career performing other roles on Broadway and European stages. damon evans, roots: the next generation, porgy & bess, the jeffersons, norman lear false full 4 963df533-50a6-4ae6-b99a-41f0f6a0a77a Ana Navarro, Political Commentator Ana Navarro serves as a co-host on ABC television's The View, as well as a political commentator for CNN, CNN en Español, and Telemundo. The Nicaraguan native is known as an expert in US politics after serving as an advisor to Jeb Bush, John McCain, and Jon Huntsman. She talks with The Revolución's Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud to share thoughts on what has surprised her most during the post-Trump era, what keeps her up at night, and what gives her hope about the current state of US politics and our country. This is an encore presentation of an interview from November 2021.

 

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]]> Sun, 15 Jan 2023 05:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com Ana Navarro serves as a co-host on ABC television's The View, as well as a political commentator for CNN, CNN en Español, and Telemundo. The Nicaraguan native is known as an expert in US politics after serving as an advisor to Jeb Bush, John McCain, and Jon Huntsman. She talks with The Revolución's Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud to share thoughts on what has surprised her most during the post-Trump era, what keeps her up at night, and what gives her hope about the current state of US politics and our country. This is an encore presentation of an interview from November 2021.

 

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Ana Navarro, Political Commentator Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra 00:36:35 Ana Navarro serves as a co-host on ABC television's The View, as well as a political commentator for CNN, CNN en Español, and Telemundo. This is an encore presentation of an interview from November 2021. Ana Navarro serves as a co-host on ABC television's The View, as well as a political commentator for CNN, CNN en Español, and Telemundo. This is an encore presentation of an interview from November 2021. ana navarro, hispanic republican, political contributor, the view false full 4 952fa13e-5af3-4ccd-9a01-d8e2198af7ce Danny Trejo, "Machete" Man Actor Danny Trejo often plays the tough guy in the movies. But in his car, he keeps dog food to feed strays and clean underwear and socks to share with those living on the streets. The native Angelino talks with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud about his rough upbringing and incarceration, the ways sobriety changed him, and how he switched from working as a drug counselor to a successful working actor. His new memoir, TREJO: MY LIFE OF CRIME, REDEMPTION AND HOLLYWOOD comes out this week.

This is an encore episode which originally aired in July 2021.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Thu, 15 Dec 2022 05:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Danny Trejo) http://revolucionpodcast.com Actor Danny Trejo often plays the tough guy in the movies. But in his car, he keeps dog food to feed strays and clean underwear and socks to share with those living on the streets. The native Angelino talks with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud about his rough upbringing and incarceration, the ways sobriety changed him, and how he switched from working as a drug counselor to a successful working actor. His new memoir, TREJO: MY LIFE OF CRIME, REDEMPTION AND HOLLYWOOD comes out this week.

This is an encore episode which originally aired in July 2021.

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]]> Danny Trejo, "Machete" Man Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Danny Trejo 00:34:03 Actor Danny Trejo talks about his childhood, the rewards of sobriety, and his new memoir in this encore episode. Actor Danny Trejo talks about his childhood, the rewards of sobriety, and his new memoir in this encore episode. hollywood stuntman, hollywood sobriety, latino actor, hispanic actor, sobriety, danny trejo false full 3 4d88f694-dbba-4464-bb16-0b4560b45246 Meredith Talusan, Journalist and Activist During International Transgender Awareness Month, The Revolución is airing an encore of our interview with activist Meredith Talusan. A native of the Philippines, Talusan who lives with albinism and moved to the United States at 15, went to Harvard for undergraduate studies, and medically transitioned in her twenties. Besides being the founding editor of them, Condé Nast's first-ever platform devoted to the queer community, she has written for the New York Times, Vice, Buzzfeed, The Guardian, and The Atlantic. In this interview, Talusan talks about her life growing up as a boy in a rural Asian family, her move to the United States, how she became a writer, and her new book, FAIREST (Viking Press, 2020).

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]]> Wed, 16 Nov 2022 05:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Meredith Talusan, Court Stroud, Linda Lane González, Kathy Buckley, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com During International Transgender Awareness Month, The Revolución is airing an encore of our interview with activist Meredith Talusan. A native of the Philippines, Talusan who lives with albinism and moved to the United States at 15, went to Harvard for undergraduate studies, and medically transitioned in her twenties. Besides being the founding editor of them, Condé Nast's first-ever platform devoted to the queer community, she has written for the New York Times, Vice, Buzzfeed, The Guardian, and The Atlantic. In this interview, Talusan talks about her life growing up as a boy in a rural Asian family, her move to the United States, how she became a writer, and her new book, FAIREST (Viking Press, 2020).

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]]> Meredith Talusan, Journalist and Activist Meredith Talusan, Court Stroud, Linda Lane González, Kathy Buckley, Diego Lastra 00:46:16 Meredith Talusan on her life as a writer, U.S. immigrant, and nonbinary trans woman living with albinism. Meredith Talusan on her life as a writer, U.S. immigrant, and nonbinary trans woman living with albinism. transgender, condé nast them, condé nast, memoir, meredith talusan, albinism, transgender awareness, harvard, trans awareness false full 3 ae0859be-43c0-4e22-9039-da7245addd63 Princess Punzalan on FOX's "The Cleaning Lady" Mon, 31 Oct 2022 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Princess Punzalan) http://revolucionpodcast.com Princess Punzalan on FOX's "The Cleaning Lady" Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Princess Punzalan 00:31:56 Princess Punzalan's wedding made the front page of newspapers in the Philippines. An actress known for portraying villains in her home country, she left behind her television and film career after marrying American marketing professional Jason Field and moving to the United States, where she began working as a hospice nurse. Now Bernadette Vela Punzalan-Field (her full name) is back in the spotlight with a role on Season Two of FOX Television's "The Cleaning Lady." In this episode of The Revolución, Princess talks with cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane González and Court Stroud about the how she prepared for her audition, why she got typecast as two-faced characters in her previous acting work, and why any time she's in front of the camera seems like a vacation. Princess Punzalan's wedding made the front page of newspapers in the Philippines. An actress known for portraying villains in her home country, she left behind her television and film career after marrying American marketing professional Jason Field and moving to the United States, where she began working as a hospice nurse. Now Bernadette Vela Punzalan-Field (her full name) is back in the spotlight with a role on Season Two of FOX Television's "The Cleaning Lady." In this episode of The Revolución, Princess talks with cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane González and Court Stroud about the how she prepared for her audition, why she got typecast as two-faced characters in her previous acting work, and why any time she's in front of the camera seems like a vacation. princess punzalan, fox's the cleaning lady, yellow rose film, fox tv, the cleaning lady on fox false full 3 3f430edc-f8d9-40b5-bb3a-610983a5d66e Gloria Estefan Celebrates Her Birthday with Barbie On Gloria Estefan's 65th birthday, Mattel launches the Gloria Estefan Barbie® Doll. The Cuban American legend talks with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud about what Barbie® means to her and her thoughts about the state of Latin music, including Bad Bunny's success. Estefan also shares about upcoming projects, including a new Christmas album created with her daughter and grandson. 

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]]> Fri, 2 Sep 2022 03:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Gloria Estefan, Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com On Gloria Estefan's 65th birthday, Mattel launches the Gloria Estefan Barbie® Doll. The Cuban American legend talks with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud about what Barbie® means to her and her thoughts about the state of Latin music, including Bad Bunny's success. Estefan also shares about upcoming projects, including a new Christmas album created with her daughter and grandson. 

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]]> Gloria Estefan Celebrates Her Birthday with Barbie Gloria Estefan, Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud 00:37:26 On Gloria Estefan's 65th birthday, Mattel is launching the Gloria Estefan Barbie® Doll. The Cuban American legend talks about what Barbie® means to her, her thoughts about Bad Bunny's success, and upcoming projects, including an upcoming Christmas album created with her daughter and grandson. On Gloria Estefan's 65th birthday, Mattel is launching the Gloria Estefan Barbie® Doll. The Cuban American legend talks about what Barbie® means to her, her thoughts about Bad Bunny's success, and upcoming projects, including an upcoming Christmas album created with her daughter and grandson. gloria estefan, miami sound machine, cubana, cuban music, barbie, latina, gloria estefan barbie false full 3 23aabe6b-1fa2-4adf-8b31-0b5ff78ad8f0 Kate del Castillo on La Reina del Sur (Queen of the South) Actor Kate del Castillo got her start 30 years ago in Mexican telenovelas like Muchachitas. She made her Hollywood debut in a leading role in 2007, but her stature as an international celebrity skyrocketed in 2011 with La Reina del Sur (Queen of the South). She portrayed Teresa Mendoza, a woman from Mexico who becomes the most powerful drug tracker in the south of Spain. The Telemundo "Super Series" broke viewing records, with the debut season's finale outperforming all U.S. television networks, regardless of language. Season 2 premiered eight years later in 2019, completing its run as the #1 rated U.S. program in its time slot, regardless of language. In 2015, del Castillo brokered an interview between actor Sean Penn and infamous drug trafficking head Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, for which she was investigated by the Mexican government. 

In this interview with The Revolución co-hosts Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane González, and Court Stroud, Kate talks about filming La Reina del Sur (Queen of the South), her side of the Sean Penn - El Chapo controversy, and her activist work to end human trafficking. La Reina del Sur will return for season 3 in October.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Tue, 23 Aug 2022 13:52:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kate del Castillo, Verónica del Castillo, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com Actor Kate del Castillo got her start 30 years ago in Mexican telenovelas like Muchachitas. She made her Hollywood debut in a leading role in 2007, but her stature as an international celebrity skyrocketed in 2011 with La Reina del Sur (Queen of the South). She portrayed Teresa Mendoza, a woman from Mexico who becomes the most powerful drug tracker in the south of Spain. The Telemundo "Super Series" broke viewing records, with the debut season's finale outperforming all U.S. television networks, regardless of language. Season 2 premiered eight years later in 2019, completing its run as the #1 rated U.S. program in its time slot, regardless of language. In 2015, del Castillo brokered an interview between actor Sean Penn and infamous drug trafficking head Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, for which she was investigated by the Mexican government. 

In this interview with The Revolución co-hosts Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane González, and Court Stroud, Kate talks about filming La Reina del Sur (Queen of the South), her side of the Sean Penn - El Chapo controversy, and her activist work to end human trafficking. La Reina del Sur will return for season 3 in October.

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]]> Kate del Castillo on La Reina del Sur (Queen of the South) Kate del Castillo, Verónica del Castillo, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra 00:30:09 Actor Kate del Castillo talks about filming La Reina del Sur (Queen of the South), what she learned from the Sean Penn - "El Chapo" controversy, and her work to end human trafficking. La Reina del Sur will return for season 3 in October. Actor Kate del Castillo talks about filming La Reina del Sur (Queen of the South), what she learned from the Sean Penn - "El Chapo" controversy, and her work to end human trafficking. La Reina del Sur will return for season 3 in October. telemundo, nbcuniversal, kate del castillo, telenovela, activist, latina actor, peta, actor, latina, reina del sur, queen of the south false full 3 5e50e197-7e25-46dc-842f-53529a6c46f7 Manuel Abud and Enrique Pérez on The Latin Grammys The Latin Recording Academy® - or LARAS -produces the annual Latin GRAMMY Awards®, called "The Biggest Night in Latin Music®." The international nonprofit's CEO Manuel Abud stepped into his role a year ago. Now, he's joined this summer by Enrique Pérez, the new LARAS Head of Partnerships & Client Solutions. The two men worked together at Telemundo and Azteca. They join The Revolución co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane González, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud to talk about topics including the explosion in popularity of Latin music, such as Bad Bunny's recent #1 worldwide ranking on streaming service Spotify; how the Academy chose its 2022 Person of the Year™, Marco Antonio Solís; and the foundation of their professional relationship and personal friendship. 

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]]> Sun, 31 Jul 2022 13:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Manuel Abud, Enrique Pérez, Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com The Latin Recording Academy® - or LARAS -produces the annual Latin GRAMMY Awards®, called "The Biggest Night in Latin Music®." The international nonprofit's CEO Manuel Abud stepped into his role a year ago. Now, he's joined this summer by Enrique Pérez, the new LARAS Head of Partnerships & Client Solutions. The two men worked together at Telemundo and Azteca. They join The Revolución co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane González, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud to talk about topics including the explosion in popularity of Latin music, such as Bad Bunny's recent #1 worldwide ranking on streaming service Spotify; how the Academy chose its 2022 Person of the Year™, Marco Antonio Solís; and the foundation of their professional relationship and personal friendship. 

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Manuel Abud and Enrique Pérez on The Latin Grammys Manuel Abud, Enrique Pérez, Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Diego Lastra 00:38:27 Latin Recording Academy® CEO Manuel Abud and Head of Partnerships & Client Solutions Enrique Pérez talk about the explosion in popularity of Latin music and their longtime professional relationship. Latin Recording Academy® CEO Manuel Abud and Head of Partnerships & Client Solutions Enrique Pérez talk about the explosion in popularity of Latin music and their longtime professional relationship. latin grammys, 2022 latin recording academy person of the year, latin grammy awards, the latin recording academy, enrique pérez, latin recording academy, marco antonio solís, bad bunny, manuel abud, latin music false full 3 cc8e8f09-404b-46a4-86ba-51f19f016c7c Vanessa Williams and Seth Rudetsky on Broadway Former Miss America Vanessa William made her Broadway debut in 1994 as the title role in “Kiss of the Spider Woman.” Seated at the piano during rehearsals was a musician named Seth Rudetsky.

Years later, she had become a multiplatinum recording artist and star of television, film, and stage. He was an Emmy-nominated writer, composer, and popular host on Sirius/XM’s Broadway channel. They were placed near each other at a wedding. “We were like chitty chat, chitty chat,” Seth remembers. He then said, “I do these really fun concerts, where instead of doing scripted patter, I get to interview you in between each song. It's really spontaneous.” Vanessa said, “Sure. Yeah!” And they’ve been doing these shows together ever since.

The friends join The Revolución podcast co-hosts Linda Lane González, Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud to chat about the 2022 Tony Awards, their careers, LGBTQ Pride Month, and their upcoming concert in New York City's Town Hall. 

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Mon, 20 Jun 2022 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcias Castro, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com Former Miss America Vanessa William made her Broadway debut in 1994 as the title role in “Kiss of the Spider Woman.” Seated at the piano during rehearsals was a musician named Seth Rudetsky.

Years later, she had become a multiplatinum recording artist and star of television, film, and stage. He was an Emmy-nominated writer, composer, and popular host on Sirius/XM’s Broadway channel. They were placed near each other at a wedding. “We were like chitty chat, chitty chat,” Seth remembers. He then said, “I do these really fun concerts, where instead of doing scripted patter, I get to interview you in between each song. It's really spontaneous.” Vanessa said, “Sure. Yeah!” And they’ve been doing these shows together ever since.

The friends join The Revolución podcast co-hosts Linda Lane González, Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud to chat about the 2022 Tony Awards, their careers, LGBTQ Pride Month, and their upcoming concert in New York City's Town Hall. 

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Vanessa Williams and Seth Rudetsky on Broadway Linda Lane González, Kathryn Garcias Castro, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud 00:32:19 Actor/singer Vanessa Williams and Sirius/XM radio host Seth Rudetsky join The Revolución podcast to chat about the 2022 Tony Awards, their careers, LGBTQ Pride Month, and their upcoming concert. Actor/singer Vanessa Williams and Sirius/XM radio host Seth Rudetsky join The Revolución podcast to chat about the 2022 Tony Awards, their careers, LGBTQ Pride Month, and their upcoming concert. vanessa williams, potus: or behind every great dumbass are seven women trying to keep him alive, broadway, seth rudetsky, potus broadway, tony awards true full 3 27769a1b-bf0b-4646-b7f1-39768753b7aa Cleyvis Natera, Author of "Neruda on the Park" Most books have a quiet birth, but not “Neruda on the Park” (Ballantine 2022). Cleyvis Natera’s debut novel has been trumpeted by NBC’s “The Today Show” as one of its “what to read this summer” recommendations. Elle Magazine named it among the season’s “must-read” books. The positive New York Times review called the work “earnest, provocative” and praised the author’s style as “refreshingly direct and declarative . . . a mirror capturing the bleak comedies of life in a threatened community.” Publications like The Rumpus, Electric Lit, The Millions, and Lit Hub selected the newly released title as one of the year’s most anticipated. Natera talks with The Revolución co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro and Linda Lane González about the story behind her desire to be a writer, her family’s reaction to her novel, and when she first discovered the poetry of Pablo Neruda.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Fri, 27 May 2022 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (reVolver Podcasts) http://revolucionpodcast.com Most books have a quiet birth, but not “Neruda on the Park” (Ballantine 2022). Cleyvis Natera’s debut novel has been trumpeted by NBC’s “The Today Show” as one of its “what to read this summer” recommendations. Elle Magazine named it among the season’s “must-read” books. The positive New York Times review called the work “earnest, provocative” and praised the author’s style as “refreshingly direct and declarative . . . a mirror capturing the bleak comedies of life in a threatened community.” Publications like The Rumpus, Electric Lit, The Millions, and Lit Hub selected the newly released title as one of the year’s most anticipated. Natera talks with The Revolución co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro and Linda Lane González about the story behind her desire to be a writer, her family’s reaction to her novel, and when she first discovered the poetry of Pablo Neruda.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Cleyvis Natera, Author of "Neruda on the Park" reVolver Podcasts 00:38:39 Natera talks with The Revolución co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro and Linda Lane González about her debut novel "Neruda on the Park," as well as the story behind her desire to be a writer, her family’s reaction to her novel, and when she first discovered the poetry of Pablo Neruda. Natera talks with The Revolución co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro and Linda Lane González about her debut novel "Neruda on the Park," as well as the story behind her desire to be a writer, her family’s reaction to her novel, and when she first discovered the poetry of Pablo Neruda. false full 3 95ed6960-c432-11ec-babe-f3d4c39ea8cd #303 ¡Americano! The Musical Inspired by 9/11, Tony Valdovinos's childhood dream was to serve as a Marine. But on his 18th birthday, he discovered a family secret which prevented his dream from coming true. Born in Mexico, Tony was an undocumented immigrant. His moving story has been turned into ¡Americano! The Musical which runs through June 19th in New York City. The Revolución's Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud talk with Valdovinos about his journey. (Diego Lastra is on hiatus this episode.) Joining Tony for this interview are Carrie Rodriguez, an "Ameri-Chicana" singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, who has performed on Austin City Limits, The Tonight Show, and NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts, and Fernanda Santos, an award-winning author and professor at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Mon, 25 Apr 2022 01:05:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com Inspired by 9/11, Tony Valdovinos's childhood dream was to serve as a Marine. But on his 18th birthday, he discovered a family secret which prevented his dream from coming true. Born in Mexico, Tony was an undocumented immigrant. His moving story has been turned into ¡Americano! The Musical which runs through June 19th in New York City. The Revolución's Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud talk with Valdovinos about his journey. (Diego Lastra is on hiatus this episode.) Joining Tony for this interview are Carrie Rodriguez, an "Ameri-Chicana" singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, who has performed on Austin City Limits, The Tonight Show, and NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts, and Fernanda Santos, an award-winning author and professor at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #303 ¡Americano! The Musical Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud 00:45:10 Inspired by 9/11, Tony Valdovinos's childhood dream was to serve as a Marine. But on his 18th birthday, he discovered a family secret which prevented his dream from coming true. Born in Mexico, Tony was an undocumented immigrant. His moving story has been turned into ¡Americano! The Musical which runs through June 19th in New York City. The Revolución's Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud talk with Valdovinos about his journey. (Diego Lastra is on hiatus this episode.) Joining Tony for this interview are Carrie Rodriguez, an "Ameri-Chicana" singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, who has performed on Austin City Limits, The Tonight Show, and NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts, and Fernanda Santos, an award-winning author and professor at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School. Inspired by 9/11, Tony Valdovinos's childhood dream was to serve as a Marine. But on his 18th birthday, he discovered a family secret which prevented his dream from coming true. Born in Mexico, Tony was an undocumented immigrant. His moving story has been turned into ¡Americano! The Musical which runs through June 19th in New York City. The Revolución's Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud talk with Valdovinos about his journey. (Diego Lastra is on hiatus this episode.) Joining Tony for this interview are Carrie Rodriguez, an "Ameri-Chicana" singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, who has performed on Austin City Limits, The Tonight Show, and NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts, and Fernanda Santos, an award-winning author and professor at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School. false full 3 4ffe1444-9c24-11ec-97b6-cb63234f9f5e #302 Actor Robin de Jesús & Stacie de Armas from Nielsen Representation matters but has there been progress? Nielsen's latest Diverse Intelligence Series report shows diversity on-screen at an all-time high across cable, broadcast, and streaming platforms. Yet the report ("Being Seen on Screen: The Importance of Quantity and Quality Representation on TV") also finds a quarter of viewers surveyed say that representation is inaccurate.

Nielsen SVP Stacie de Armas and tick, tick...BOOM! actor Robin de Jesús join The Revolución cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud for a spirited discussion about the new study's findings. The conversation ranges from what's happening on the ground in media and entertainment to the difference between AfroLatinidad and colorism to how "gay white men can also be colonizers."

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Tue, 1 Mar 2022 01:44:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez) http://revolucionpodcast.com Representation matters but has there been progress? Nielsen's latest Diverse Intelligence Series report shows diversity on-screen at an all-time high across cable, broadcast, and streaming platforms. Yet the report ("Being Seen on Screen: The Importance of Quantity and Quality Representation on TV") also finds a quarter of viewers surveyed say that representation is inaccurate.

Nielsen SVP Stacie de Armas and tick, tick...BOOM! actor Robin de Jesús join The Revolución cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud for a spirited discussion about the new study's findings. The conversation ranges from what's happening on the ground in media and entertainment to the difference between AfroLatinidad and colorism to how "gay white men can also be colonizers."

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #302 Actor Robin de Jesús & Stacie de Armas from Nielsen Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez 00:39:01 Representation matters but has there been progress? Nielsen's latest Diverse Intelligence Series report shows diversity on-screen at an all-time high across cable, broadcast, and streaming platforms. Yet the report ("Being Seen on Screen: The Importance of Quantity and Quality Representation on TV") also finds a quarter of viewers surveyed say that representation is inaccurate. Nielsen SVP Stacie de Armas and tick, tick...BOOM! actor Robin de Jesús join The Revolución cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud for a spirited discussion about the new study's findings. The conversation ranges from what's happening on the ground in media and entertainment to the difference between AfroLatinidad and colorism to how "gay white men can also be colonizers." Representation matters but has there been progress? Nielsen's latest Diverse Intelligence Series report shows diversity on-screen at an all-time high across cable, broadcast, and streaming platforms. Yet the report ("Being Seen on Screen: The Importance of Quantity and Quality Representation on TV") also finds a quarter of viewers surveyed say that representation is inaccurate. Nielsen SVP Stacie de Armas and tick, tick...BOOM! actor Robin de Jesús join The Revolución cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud for a spirited discussion about the new study's findings. The conversation ranges from what's happening on the ground in media and entertainment to the difference between AfroLatinidad and colorism to how "gay white men can also be colonizers." false full 3 f0d330a0-97f8-11ec-8b94-5777593fb96d #301 Hispanic TV Summit Panel: Media Buying & Advertising At the Hispanic Television Summit, leading media buyers and sales executives discuss the rapid changes and new opportunities for brand messaging that advanced advertising and streamed content are providing to advertisers. This panel features Isabel Rafferty, Founder & CEO of Canela Media, a leading digital media tech company; Jason Hall, EVP, Advertising Sales for Estrella Media, and the person responsible for ad sales over the company's TV, radio and digital assets; and Michael Roca, Managing Director, Multicultural for global media and marketing communications agency PHD Media.

The Revolución co-host Court Stroud moderates the panel, joined by podcast co-hosts Diego Lastra, Linda Lane González, and Kathryn Garcia Castro for the intro and outro.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 10 Jan 2022 18:19:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com At the Hispanic Television Summit, leading media buyers and sales executives discuss the rapid changes and new opportunities for brand messaging that advanced advertising and streamed content are providing to advertisers. This panel features Isabel Rafferty, Founder & CEO of Canela Media, a leading digital media tech company; Jason Hall, EVP, Advertising Sales for Estrella Media, and the person responsible for ad sales over the company's TV, radio and digital assets; and Michael Roca, Managing Director, Multicultural for global media and marketing communications agency PHD Media.

The Revolución co-host Court Stroud moderates the panel, joined by podcast co-hosts Diego Lastra, Linda Lane González, and Kathryn Garcia Castro for the intro and outro.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> #301 Hispanic TV Summit Panel: Media Buying & Advertising Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud 00:40:11 At the Hispanic Television Summit, leading media buyers and sales executives discuss the rapid changes and new opportunities for brand messaging that advanced advertising and streamed content are providing to advertisers. This panel features Isabel Rafferty, Founder & CEO of Canela Media, a leading digital media tech company; Jason Hall, EVP, Advertising Sales for Estrella Media, and the person responsible for ad sales over the company's TV, radio and digital assets; and Michael Roca, Managing Director, Multicultural for global media and marketing communications agency PHD Media. The Revolución co-host Court Stroud moderates the panel, joined by podcast co-hosts Diego Lastra, Linda Lane González, and Kathryn Garcia Castro for the intro and outro. At the Hispanic Television Summit, leading media buyers and sales executives discuss the rapid changes and new opportunities for brand messaging that advanced advertising and streamed content are providing to advertisers. This panel features Isabel Rafferty, Founder & CEO of Canela Media, a leading digital media tech company; Jason Hall, EVP, Advertising Sales for Estrella Media, and the person responsible for ad sales over the company's TV, radio and digital assets; and Michael Roca, Managing Director, Multicultural for global media and marketing communications agency PHD Media. The Revolución co-host Court Stroud moderates the panel, joined by podcast co-hosts Diego Lastra, Linda Lane González, and Kathryn Garcia Castro for the intro and outro. false full 3 c6012e36-822c-11ec-b013-c75293b4f68a #213 Hispanic TV Summit Keynote Isabella Sánchez Isabella Sánchez has worked with some of the country's largest brands, including current clients Ford Motor Company, JP Morgan Chase, and Lincoln Motor Company. She was featured as the 2021 Hispanic Television Summit keynote. As a marketing partner of HTVS, The Revolución podcast proudly features her interview in this episode.

Sánchez currently serves as Executive Board Member and Treasurer for the Hispanic Marketing Council as well as Advisory Board member for Texas Tech University’s Institute for Hispanic and International Communication and serves on the South Florida March of Dimes Board.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Sat, 1 Jan 2022 00:35:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com Isabella Sánchez has worked with some of the country's largest brands, including current clients Ford Motor Company, JP Morgan Chase, and Lincoln Motor Company. She was featured as the 2021 Hispanic Television Summit keynote. As a marketing partner of HTVS, The Revolución podcast proudly features her interview in this episode.

Sánchez currently serves as Executive Board Member and Treasurer for the Hispanic Marketing Council as well as Advisory Board member for Texas Tech University’s Institute for Hispanic and International Communication and serves on the South Florida March of Dimes Board.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> #213 Hispanic TV Summit Keynote Isabella Sánchez Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra 00:28:15 Isabella Sánchez has worked with some of the country's largest brands, including current clients Ford Motor Company, JP Morgan Chase, and Lincoln Motor Company. She was featured as the 2021 Hispanic Television Summit keynote. As a marketing partner of HTVS, The Revolución podcast proudly features her interview in this episode. Sánchez currently serves as Executive Board Member and Treasurer for the Hispanic Marketing Council as well as Advisory Board member for Texas Tech University’s Institute for Hispanic and International Communication and serves on the South Florida March of Dimes Board. Isabella Sánchez has worked with some of the country's largest brands, including current clients Ford Motor Company, JP Morgan Chase, and Lincoln Motor Company. She was featured as the 2021 Hispanic Television Summit keynote. As a marketing partner of HTVS, The Revolución podcast proudly features her interview in this episode. Sánchez currently serves as Executive Board Member and Treasurer for the Hispanic Marketing Council as well as Advisory Board member for Texas Tech University’s Institute for Hispanic and International Communication and serves on the South Florida March of Dimes Board. false full 2 fd9f1cde-3cf1-11ec-93ee-579fa79d66e3 #212 Political Commentator Ana Navarro Ana Navarro serves as a co-host on ABC television's The View, as well as a political commentator for CNN, CNN en Español, and Telemundo. The Nicaraguan native is known as an expert in US politics after serving as an advisor to Jeb Bush, John McCain, and Jon Huntsman. She talks with The Revolución's Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud to share thoughts on what has surprised her most during the post-Trump era, what keeps her up at night, and what gives her hope about the current state of US politics and our country.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Wed, 3 Nov 2021 22:20:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com Ana Navarro serves as a co-host on ABC television's The View, as well as a political commentator for CNN, CNN en Español, and Telemundo. The Nicaraguan native is known as an expert in US politics after serving as an advisor to Jeb Bush, John McCain, and Jon Huntsman. She talks with The Revolución's Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud to share thoughts on what has surprised her most during the post-Trump era, what keeps her up at night, and what gives her hope about the current state of US politics and our country.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> #212 Political Commentator Ana Navarro Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud 00:37:32 Ana Navarro serves as a co-host on ABC television's The View, as well as a political commentator for CNN, CNN en Español, and Telemundo. The Nicaraguan native is known as an expert in US politics after serving as an advisor to Jeb Bush, John McCain, and Jon Huntsman. She talks with The Revolución's Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud to share thoughts on what has surprised her most during the post-Trump era, what keeps her up at night, and what gives her hope about the current state of US politics and our country. Ana Navarro serves as a co-host on ABC television's The View, as well as a political commentator for CNN, CNN en Español, and Telemundo. The Nicaraguan native is known as an expert in US politics after serving as an advisor to Jeb Bush, John McCain, and Jon Huntsman. She talks with The Revolución's Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud to share thoughts on what has surprised her most during the post-Trump era, what keeps her up at night, and what gives her hope about the current state of US politics and our country. false full 2 71e957b2-1ffb-11ec-b6e7-df9bae9fea3e #211: Gloria, Lili & Emily Estefan Grammy winner Gloria Estefan, her daughter and rising musician Emily, and niece and Univision star Lili host Red Table Talk: The Estefans on Facebook Watch. Season Two debuts on Thursday, September 30th at 9 AM Pacific/12 noon Eastern. In this episode, the three generations of women join The Revolución's cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud. The Estefans explain which hot topics are the most difficult to share during their show, if they talk politics within their clan, and Gloria's advice for parents when an LGBTQ+ family member comes out. (Photo credit: Sami Drasin)

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Tue, 28 Sep 2021 01:35:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com Grammy winner Gloria Estefan, her daughter and rising musician Emily, and niece and Univision star Lili host Red Table Talk: The Estefans on Facebook Watch. Season Two debuts on Thursday, September 30th at 9 AM Pacific/12 noon Eastern. In this episode, the three generations of women join The Revolución's cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud. The Estefans explain which hot topics are the most difficult to share during their show, if they talk politics within their clan, and Gloria's advice for parents when an LGBTQ+ family member comes out. (Photo credit: Sami Drasin)

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #211: Gloria, Lili & Emily Estefan and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud 00:23:11 Grammy winner Gloria Estefan, her daughter and rising musician Emily, and niece and Univision star Lili host Red Table Talk: The Estefans on Facebook Watch. Season Two debuts on Thursday, September 30th at 9 AM Pacific/12 noon Eastern. In this episode, the three generations of women join The Revolución's cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud. The Estefans explain which hot topics are the most difficult to share during their show, if they talk politics within their clan, and Gloria's advice for parents when an LGBTQ+ family member comes out. (Photo credit: Sami Drasin) Grammy winner Gloria Estefan, her daughter and rising musician Emily, and niece and Univision star Lili host Red Table Talk: The Estefans on Facebook Watch. Season Two debuts on Thursday, September 30th at 9 AM Pacific/12 noon Eastern. In this episode, the three generations of women join The Revolución's cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud. The Estefans explain which hot topics are the most difficult to share during their show, if they talk politics within their clan, and Gloria's advice for parents when an LGBTQ+ family member comes out. (Photo credit: Sami Drasin) false full 2 9c751ac4-0c1a-11ec-b85c-5f79a92cfc4e #210: Sandra Cisneros: The House is On Fire Sandra Cisneros is a national treasure. Her first novel, The House on Mango Street, was named an NEA "Big Read" for this year. The work has become a modern classic since its release in 1984, translated into 25 languages with over 6 million copies sold. This month, Cisneros releases her first work of fiction in a decade, Martita, I Remember You / Martita, te recuerdo. The Revolución co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud talk with the author about what draws her to houses, why she took so long to release a new work of fiction, and the reason she recently said, "I write because the world we live in is a house on fire, and the people we love are burning."

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Thu, 2 Sep 2021 19:54:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez) http://revolucionpodcast.com Sandra Cisneros is a national treasure. Her first novel, The House on Mango Street, was named an NEA "Big Read" for this year. The work has become a modern classic since its release in 1984, translated into 25 languages with over 6 million copies sold. This month, Cisneros releases her first work of fiction in a decade, Martita, I Remember You / Martita, te recuerdo. The Revolución co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud talk with the author about what draws her to houses, why she took so long to release a new work of fiction, and the reason she recently said, "I write because the world we live in is a house on fire, and the people we love are burning."

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #210: Sandra Cisneros: The House is On Fire and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez 00:33:11 Sandra Cisneros is a national treasure. Her first novel, The House on Mango Street, was named an NEA "Big Read" for this year. The work has become a modern classic since its release in 1984, translated into 25 languages with over 6 million copies sold. This month, Cisneros releases her first work of fiction in a decade, Martita, I Remember You / Martita, te recuerdo. The Revolución co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud talk with the author about what draws her to houses, why she took so long to release a new work of fiction, and the reason she recently said, "I write because the world we live in is a house on fire, and the people we love are burning." Sandra Cisneros is a national treasure. Her first novel, The House on Mango Street, was named an NEA "Big Read" for this year. The work has become a modern classic since its release in 1984, translated into 25 languages with over 6 million copies sold. This month, Cisneros releases her first work of fiction in a decade, Martita, I Remember You / Martita, te recuerdo. The Revolución co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud talk with the author about what draws her to houses, why she took so long to release a new work of fiction, and the reason she recently said, "I write because the world we live in is a house on fire, and the people we love are burning." false full 2 b15d4c88-e044-11eb-9673-db595cf456b4 #209 "Machete" Man Danny Trejo Actor Danny Trejo often plays the tough guy in the movies. But in his car, he keeps dog food to feed strays and clean underwear and socks to share with those living on the streets. The native Angelino talks with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud about his rough upbringing and incarceration, the ways sobriety changed him, and how he switched from working as a drug counselor to a successful working actor. His new memoir, TREJO: MY LIFE OF CRIME, REDEMPTION AND HOLLYWOOD comes out this week.


For more info about Trejo's upcoming conversation with Steve Buscemi, moderated by University of Houston professor Daniel Peña, CLICK HERE.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Thu, 8 Jul 2021 23:45:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez) http://revolucionpodcast.com Actor Danny Trejo often plays the tough guy in the movies. But in his car, he keeps dog food to feed strays and clean underwear and socks to share with those living on the streets. The native Angelino talks with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud about his rough upbringing and incarceration, the ways sobriety changed him, and how he switched from working as a drug counselor to a successful working actor. His new memoir, TREJO: MY LIFE OF CRIME, REDEMPTION AND HOLLYWOOD comes out this week.


For more info about Trejo's upcoming conversation with Steve Buscemi, moderated by University of Houston professor Daniel Peña, CLICK HERE.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #209 "Machete" Man Danny Trejo Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez 00:34:03 Actor Danny Trejo often plays the tough guy in the movies. But in his car, he keeps dog food to feed strays and clean underwear and socks to share with those living on the streets. The native Angelino talks with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud about his rough upbringing and incarceration, the ways sobriety changed him, and how he switched from working as a drug counselor to a successful working actor. His new memoir, TREJO: MY LIFE OF CRIME, REDEMPTION AND HOLLYWOOD comes out this week. For more info about Trejo's upcoming conversation with Steve Buscemi, moderated by University of Houston professor Daniel Peña, CLICK HERE. Actor Danny Trejo often plays the tough guy in the movies. But in his car, he keeps dog food to feed strays and clean underwear and socks to share with those living on the streets. The native Angelino talks with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Court Stroud about his rough upbringing and incarceration, the ways sobriety changed him, and how he switched from working as a drug counselor to a successful working actor. His new memoir, TREJO: MY LIFE OF CRIME, REDEMPTION AND HOLLYWOOD comes out this week. For more info about Trejo's upcoming conversation with Steve Buscemi, moderated by University of Houston professor Daniel Peña, CLICK HERE. true full 2 1a7c1cf6-d075-11eb-8d86-634a6a7d94a4 #208 Rosie Rios and Moe Vela, Unicorn Hunters Rosa "Rosie" Gumataotao Rios is the 43rd U.S. Treasurer and the person responsible for the Harriet Tubman $20 bill. Moe Vela is a lawyer who served as adviser for two U.S. Vice Presidents: Al Gore and Joe Biden. Rosie and Moe are great friends and star in Unicorn Hunters, a new reality series searching for the next $1 billion company. Among their costars are Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and singer Lance Bass. Moe and Rosie talk with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez and Court Stroud about LGBTQ Pride Month and what Moe and Rosie see as the biggest obstacles for the queer community, why the democratization of wealth creation is so important, and what advice they have for the Biden Administration and VP Kamala Harris. (Ana Crandell and Diego Lastra have this week off.) 

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Fri, 18 Jun 2021 23:07:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com Rosa "Rosie" Gumataotao Rios is the 43rd U.S. Treasurer and the person responsible for the Harriet Tubman $20 bill. Moe Vela is a lawyer who served as adviser for two U.S. Vice Presidents: Al Gore and Joe Biden. Rosie and Moe are great friends and star in Unicorn Hunters, a new reality series searching for the next $1 billion company. Among their costars are Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and singer Lance Bass. Moe and Rosie talk with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez and Court Stroud about LGBTQ Pride Month and what Moe and Rosie see as the biggest obstacles for the queer community, why the democratization of wealth creation is so important, and what advice they have for the Biden Administration and VP Kamala Harris. (Ana Crandell and Diego Lastra have this week off.) 

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #208 Rosie Rios and Moe Vela, Unicorn Hunters Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro 00:39:07 Rosa "Rosie" Gumataotao Rios is the 43rd U.S. Treasurer and the person responsible for the Harriet Tubman $20 bill. Moe Vela is a lawyer who served as adviser for two U.S. Vice Presidents: Al Gore and Joe Biden. Rosie and Moe are great friends and star in Unicorn Hunters, a new reality series searching for the next $1 billion company. Among their costars are Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and singer Lance Bass. Moe and Rosie talk with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez and Court Stroud about LGBTQ Pride Month and what Moe and Rosie see as the biggest obstacles for the queer community, why the democratization of wealth creation is so important, and what advice they have for the Biden Administration and VP Kamala Harris. (Ana Crandell and Diego Lastra have this week off.)  Rosa "Rosie" Gumataotao Rios is the 43rd U.S. Treasurer and the person responsible for the Harriet Tubman $20 bill. Moe Vela is a lawyer who served as adviser for two U.S. Vice Presidents: Al Gore and Joe Biden. Rosie and Moe are great friends and star in Unicorn Hunters, a new reality series searching for the next $1 billion company. Among their costars are Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and singer Lance Bass. Moe and Rosie talk with The Revolución cohosts Linda Lane Gonzalez and Court Stroud about LGBTQ Pride Month and what Moe and Rosie see as the biggest obstacles for the queer community, why the democratization of wealth creation is so important, and what advice they have for the Biden Administration and VP Kamala Harris. (Ana Crandell and Diego Lastra have this week off.)  false full 2 e527ca6e-b738-11eb-b5fd-2bf6b5737024 #207 Edward James Olmos, Man of Hope He's won an Emmy, a Tony, a Golden Globe and is the first -- and only -- American of Hispanic descent nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award. Edward James Olmos joins The Revolución's guest co-host Linda Lane Gonzalez and podcast regulars Diego Lastra and Court Stroud in this episode. Olmos shares thoughts about how the new movie In the Heights will affect Hispanic representation during the next Oscars, the new season of Mayan, M.C., his latest movie Walking with Herb and why he believes art is a form of activism.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 17 May 2021 23:44:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez) http://revolucionpodcast.com He's won an Emmy, a Tony, a Golden Globe and is the first -- and only -- American of Hispanic descent nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award. Edward James Olmos joins The Revolución's guest co-host Linda Lane Gonzalez and podcast regulars Diego Lastra and Court Stroud in this episode. Olmos shares thoughts about how the new movie In the Heights will affect Hispanic representation during the next Oscars, the new season of Mayan, M.C., his latest movie Walking with Herb and why he believes art is a form of activism.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #207 Edward James Olmos, Man of Hope Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez 00:31:00 He's won an Emmy, a Tony, a Golden Globe and is the first -- and only -- American of Hispanic descent nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award. Edward James Olmos joins The Revolución's guest co-host Linda Lane Gonzalez and podcast regulars Diego Lastra and Court Stroud in this episode. Olmos shares thoughts about how the new movie In the Heights will affect Hispanic representation during the next Oscars, the new season of Mayan, M.C., his latest movie Walking with Herb and why he believes art is a form of activism. He's won an Emmy, a Tony, a Golden Globe and is the first -- and only -- American of Hispanic descent nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award. Edward James Olmos joins The Revolución's guest co-host Linda Lane Gonzalez and podcast regulars Diego Lastra and Court Stroud in this episode. Olmos shares thoughts about how the new movie In the Heights will affect Hispanic representation during the next Oscars, the new season of Mayan, M.C., his latest movie Walking with Herb and why he believes art is a form of activism. false full 2 96e9d016-a362-11eb-9e7e-cb060180b036 #206 Carlos Watson, Intersectional Interviewer Carlos Watson is co-founder and CEO of OZY Media. The former MSNBC contributor and CNN anchor has interviewed trendsetters and tastemakers from George W. Bush and Barack Obama to Cardi B and Heidi Klum. The Carlos Watson Show has amassed over 100 million viewers, making it the fastest-growing talk show in YouTube history, and recently began its third season. Carlos joins The Revolución team, including special guest cohost Linda Lane Gonzalez, to share why he considers his interview with former Dallas sheriff Lupe Valdez one of the most exceptional of his career, how he was kicked out of kindergarten yet graduated with degrees from Harvard and Stanford, and why Cuban coffee is essential to his success as a business leader and on-air talent.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Mon, 19 Apr 2021 13:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com Carlos Watson is co-founder and CEO of OZY Media. The former MSNBC contributor and CNN anchor has interviewed trendsetters and tastemakers from George W. Bush and Barack Obama to Cardi B and Heidi Klum. The Carlos Watson Show has amassed over 100 million viewers, making it the fastest-growing talk show in YouTube history, and recently began its third season. Carlos joins The Revolución team, including special guest cohost Linda Lane Gonzalez, to share why he considers his interview with former Dallas sheriff Lupe Valdez one of the most exceptional of his career, how he was kicked out of kindergarten yet graduated with degrees from Harvard and Stanford, and why Cuban coffee is essential to his success as a business leader and on-air talent.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #206 Carlos Watson, Intersectional Interviewer Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud 00:37:11 Carlos Watson is co-founder and CEO of OZY Media. The former MSNBC contributor and CNN anchor has interviewed trendsetters and tastemakers from George W. Bush and Barack Obama to Cardi B and Heidi Klum. The Carlos Watson Show has amassed over 100 million viewers, making it the fastest-growing talk show in YouTube history, and recently began its third season. Carlos joins The Revolución team, including special guest cohost Linda Lane Gonzalez, to share why he considers his interview with former Dallas sheriff Lupe Valdez one of the most exceptional of his career, how he was kicked out of kindergarten yet graduated with degrees from Harvard and Stanford, and why Cuban coffee is essential to his success as a business leader and on-air talent. Carlos Watson is co-founder and CEO of OZY Media. The former MSNBC contributor and CNN anchor has interviewed trendsetters and tastemakers from George W. Bush and Barack Obama to Cardi B and Heidi Klum. The Carlos Watson Show has amassed over 100 million viewers, making it the fastest-growing talk show in YouTube history, and recently began its third season. Carlos joins The Revolución team, including special guest cohost Linda Lane Gonzalez, to share why he considers his interview with former Dallas sheriff Lupe Valdez one of the most exceptional of his career, how he was kicked out of kindergarten yet graduated with degrees from Harvard and Stanford, and why Cuban coffee is essential to his success as a business leader and on-air talent. false full 2 9d832960-90b4-11eb-9580-ab5135c6b634 #205 Jessica Kirson of FX's Hysterical Only 10% of traveling stand-up comics are women. Men have long dominated the art form. Jessica Kirson wants to change that inequality. The comedian, one of the strongest in the industry regardless of gender, is now the Executive Producer and creator of Hysterical, a new documentary airing on FX on April 2nd, followed by streaming on FX on Hulu. Kirson was recently named "Best Female Comic" by the New York City MAC Association. She talks about the new film and her upcoming sitcom pilot deal with Peacock, what it's like being a mom of four daughters and why being an out lesbian hasn't stopped her career ascent.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Mon, 29 Mar 2021 17:54:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com Only 10% of traveling stand-up comics are women. Men have long dominated the art form. Jessica Kirson wants to change that inequality. The comedian, one of the strongest in the industry regardless of gender, is now the Executive Producer and creator of Hysterical, a new documentary airing on FX on April 2nd, followed by streaming on FX on Hulu. Kirson was recently named "Best Female Comic" by the New York City MAC Association. She talks about the new film and her upcoming sitcom pilot deal with Peacock, what it's like being a mom of four daughters and why being an out lesbian hasn't stopped her career ascent.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> #205 Jessica Kirson of FX's Hysterical Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud 00:29:28 Only 10% of traveling stand-up comics are women. Men have long dominated the art form. Jessica Kirson wants to change that inequality. The comedian, one of the strongest in the industry regardless of gender, is now the Executive Producer and creator of Hysterical, a new documentary airing on FX on April 2nd, followed by streaming on FX on Hulu. Kirson was recently named "Best Female Comic" by the New York City MAC Association. She talks about the new film and her upcoming sitcom pilot deal with Peacock, what it's like being a mom of four daughters and why being an out lesbian hasn't stopped her career ascent. Only 10% of traveling stand-up comics are women. Men have long dominated the art form. Jessica Kirson wants to change that inequality. The comedian, one of the strongest in the industry regardless of gender, is now the Executive Producer and creator of Hysterical, a new documentary airing on FX on April 2nd, followed by streaming on FX on Hulu. Kirson was recently named "Best Female Comic" by the New York City MAC Association. She talks about the new film and her upcoming sitcom pilot deal with Peacock, what it's like being a mom of four daughters and why being an out lesbian hasn't stopped her career ascent. false full 2 7adeb436-7b76-11eb-b9fc-fbbe40da7949 #204 Curtiss Cook from Showtime's The Chi Curtiss Cook's career is on fire. On Showtime's The Chi, the actor plays Douda, a savvy Southside businessman who becomes mayor of Chicago. The Lena Waithe-created drama recently announced Cook has been promoted to a series regular on season four, which is filming now and comes out this summer. Later this year, Cook originates the role of "Abe," a new character written into the script of Steven Spielberg's big-screen update of the classic musical West Side Story.

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]]> Tue, 2 Mar 2021 04:59:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com Curtiss Cook's career is on fire. On Showtime's The Chi, the actor plays Douda, a savvy Southside businessman who becomes mayor of Chicago. The Lena Waithe-created drama recently announced Cook has been promoted to a series regular on season four, which is filming now and comes out this summer. Later this year, Cook originates the role of "Abe," a new character written into the script of Steven Spielberg's big-screen update of the classic musical West Side Story.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> #204 Curtiss Cook from Showtime's The Chi Court Stroud, Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro 00:42:53 Curtiss Cook's career is on fire. On Showtime's The Chi, the actor plays Douda, a savvy Southside businessman who becomes mayor of Chicago. The Lena Waithe-created drama recently announced Cook has been promoted to a series regular on season four, which is filming now and comes out this summer. Later this year, Cook originates the role of "Abe," a new character written into the script of Steven Spielberg's big-screen update of the classic musical West Side Story. Curtiss Cook's career is on fire. On Showtime's The Chi, the actor plays Douda, a savvy Southside businessman who becomes mayor of Chicago. The Lena Waithe-created drama recently announced Cook has been promoted to a series regular on season four, which is filming now and comes out this summer. Later this year, Cook originates the role of "Abe," a new character written into the script of Steven Spielberg's big-screen update of the classic musical West Side Story. false full 2 15887994-7547-11eb-a48e-e759e497a37e #203: Ballet Hispánico CEO Eduardo Vilaro Ballet Hispánico is one of America's cultural treasures. Founded in 1970 as a community-based performing arts troupe, the nonprofit has grown into a world-class institution whose dancers have performed before millions throughout the United States and abroad.

The Revolución talks with CEO and Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro about his experience as an immigrant from Cuba, how he started with Ballet Hispánico as a dancer, and the way the organization connects with audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic through a virtual program called #BUnidos.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 22 Feb 2021 20:21:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com Ballet Hispánico is one of America's cultural treasures. Founded in 1970 as a community-based performing arts troupe, the nonprofit has grown into a world-class institution whose dancers have performed before millions throughout the United States and abroad.

The Revolución talks with CEO and Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro about his experience as an immigrant from Cuba, how he started with Ballet Hispánico as a dancer, and the way the organization connects with audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic through a virtual program called #BUnidos.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #203: Ballet Hispánico CEO Eduardo Vilaro Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro 00:25:29 Ballet Hispánico is one of America's cultural treasures. Founded in 1970 as a community-based performing arts troupe, the nonprofit has grown into a world-class institution whose dancers have performed before millions throughout the United States and abroad. The Revolución talks with CEO and Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro about his experience as an immigrant from Cuba, how he started with Ballet Hispánico as a dancer, and the way the organization connects with audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic through a virtual program called #BUnidos. Ballet Hispánico is one of America's cultural treasures. Founded in 1970 as a community-based performing arts troupe, the nonprofit has grown into a world-class institution whose dancers have performed before millions throughout the United States and abroad. The Revolución talks with CEO and Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro about his experience as an immigrant from Cuba, how he started with Ballet Hispánico as a dancer, and the way the organization connects with audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic through a virtual program called #BUnidos. false full 2 f72510ea-6f95-11eb-9978-136671f14d67 #202: Don Francisco: The TV Legend Returns From Alaska to Argentina, Mario Kreutzberger's face is recognized by millions as a family friend. Better known as "Don Francisco," the Chilean native served as host of Sabado Gigante, the longest running variety TV show in world history according to the Guinness Book of World Records. The Univision program ran for 53 years and 42 days, signing off in 2015.

The 80-year-old talks with The Revolución about growing up in Latin America as the child of a Holocaust survivor, about his memorable interviews with Mexican American actor Anthony Quinn and former U.S. President George W. Bush, and his latest project, a limited series on CNN en Español which launches on Presidents Day (2/15/21). Don Francisco: Reflexiones 2021 airs at 9:00 PM Eastern U.S.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 15 Feb 2021 14:07:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com From Alaska to Argentina, Mario Kreutzberger's face is recognized by millions as a family friend. Better known as "Don Francisco," the Chilean native served as host of Sabado Gigante, the longest running variety TV show in world history according to the Guinness Book of World Records. The Univision program ran for 53 years and 42 days, signing off in 2015.

The 80-year-old talks with The Revolución about growing up in Latin America as the child of a Holocaust survivor, about his memorable interviews with Mexican American actor Anthony Quinn and former U.S. President George W. Bush, and his latest project, a limited series on CNN en Español which launches on Presidents Day (2/15/21). Don Francisco: Reflexiones 2021 airs at 9:00 PM Eastern U.S.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #202: Don Francisco: The TV Legend Returns Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud 00:30:23 From Alaska to Argentina, Mario Kreutzberger's face is recognized by millions as a family friend. Better known as "Don Francisco," the Chilean native served as host of Sabado Gigante, the longest running variety TV show in world history according to the Guinness Book of World Records. The Univision program ran for 53 years and 42 days, signing off in 2015. The 80-year-old talks with The Revolución about growing up in Latin America as the child of a Holocaust survivor, about his memorable interviews with Mexican American actor Anthony Quinn and former U.S. President George W. Bush, and his latest project, a limited series on CNN en Español which launches on Presidents Day (2/15/21). Don Francisco: Reflexiones 2021 airs at 9:00 PM Eastern U.S. From Alaska to Argentina, Mario Kreutzberger's face is recognized by millions as a family friend. Better known as "Don Francisco," the Chilean native served as host of Sabado Gigante, the longest running variety TV show in world history according to the Guinness Book of World Records. The Univision program ran for 53 years and 42 days, signing off in 2015. The 80-year-old talks with The Revolución about growing up in Latin America as the child of a Holocaust survivor, about his memorable interviews with Mexican American actor Anthony Quinn and former U.S. President George W. Bush, and his latest project, a limited series on CNN en Español which launches on Presidents Day (2/15/21). Don Francisco: Reflexiones 2021 airs at 9:00 PM Eastern U.S. false full 2 9c7d01c4-59f2-11eb-9969-6b479e8e80e4 #201: "El Güero" Castro & Sofia Castro, Mexican Entertainment Royalty In Mexico, they're entertainment royalty. Television producer and director José Alberto "El Güero" Castro has shepherded a string of megahits like Médicos: Línea de Vida, Vino El Amor and Teresa. Sofia Castro is a popular emerging actor, the child of El Güero and telenovela star Angélica Rivera and the stepchild of former Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. Father and daughter Castro are working on a new project together, Lu: The Power of Us, a novela produced by LatinUs Beauty, a new haircare company targeting Latinas.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 11 Jan 2021 15:30:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com In Mexico, they're entertainment royalty. Television producer and director José Alberto "El Güero" Castro has shepherded a string of megahits like Médicos: Línea de Vida, Vino El Amor and Teresa. Sofia Castro is a popular emerging actor, the child of El Güero and telenovela star Angélica Rivera and the stepchild of former Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. Father and daughter Castro are working on a new project together, Lu: The Power of Us, a novela produced by LatinUs Beauty, a new haircare company targeting Latinas.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #201: "El Güero" Castro & Sofia Castro, Mexican Entertainment Royalty Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro 00:33:13 In Mexico, they're entertainment royalty. Television producer and director José Alberto "El Güero" Castro has shepherded a string of megahits like Médicos: Línea de Vida, Vino El Amor and Teresa. Sofia Castro is a popular emerging actor, the child of El Güero and telenovela star Angélica Rivera and the stepchild of former Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. Father and daughter Castro are working on a new project together, Lu: The Power of Us, a novela produced by LatinUs Beauty, a new haircare company targeting Latinas. In Mexico, they're entertainment royalty. Television producer and director José Alberto "El Güero" Castro has shepherded a string of megahits like Médicos: Línea de Vida, Vino El Amor and Teresa. Sofia Castro is a popular emerging actor, the child of El Güero and telenovela star Angélica Rivera and the stepchild of former Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. Father and daughter Castro are working on a new project together, Lu: The Power of Us, a novela produced by LatinUs Beauty, a new haircare company targeting Latinas. false full 2 3fcfa7ce-409d-11eb-915b-ff627b3e0fe6 #120: Estrella's Mirthala Salinas and LeaAnna Hernandez Despite the attention placed on partisan prime time cable shows, some newsrooms, like Estrella Media's in Los Angeles, aim firmly for the middle, neither right nor left. In this episode of The Revolución, Estrella's Mirthala Salinas, Interim VP of News and National News Anchor, and LeaAnna Hernandez, VP of Partnerships and Integrated Marketing, Digital Streaming Media, talk about the company's newly launched 24-hour, multi-platform streaming network. The two executives share about what differentiates Estrella News from the competition and about their experiences as female leaders in Hispanic media during the #MeToo era.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 14 Dec 2020 20:03:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com Despite the attention placed on partisan prime time cable shows, some newsrooms, like Estrella Media's in Los Angeles, aim firmly for the middle, neither right nor left. In this episode of The Revolución, Estrella's Mirthala Salinas, Interim VP of News and National News Anchor, and LeaAnna Hernandez, VP of Partnerships and Integrated Marketing, Digital Streaming Media, talk about the company's newly launched 24-hour, multi-platform streaming network. The two executives share about what differentiates Estrella News from the competition and about their experiences as female leaders in Hispanic media during the #MeToo era.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #120: Estrella's Mirthala Salinas and LeaAnna Hernandez Court Stroud, Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro 00:30:42 Despite the attention placed on partisan prime time cable shows, some newsrooms, like Estrella Media's in Los Angeles, aim firmly for the middle, neither right nor left. In this episode of The Revolución, Estrella's Mirthala Salinas, Interim VP of News and National News Anchor, and LeaAnna Hernandez, VP of Partnerships and Integrated Marketing, Digital Streaming Media, talk about the company's newly launched 24-hour, multi-platform streaming network. The two executives share about what differentiates Estrella News from the competition and about their experiences as female leaders in Hispanic media during the #MeToo era. Despite the attention placed on partisan prime time cable shows, some newsrooms, like Estrella Media's in Los Angeles, aim firmly for the middle, neither right nor left. In this episode of The Revolución, Estrella's Mirthala Salinas, Interim VP of News and National News Anchor, and LeaAnna Hernandez, VP of Partnerships and Integrated Marketing, Digital Streaming Media, talk about the company's newly launched 24-hour, multi-platform streaming network. The two executives share about what differentiates Estrella News from the competition and about their experiences as female leaders in Hispanic media during the #MeToo era. false full 1 4b1de4a6-3841-11eb-97fd-eb007b737c6b #119: Gonzalo del Fa and Nancy Tellet of the Culture Marketing Council Gonzalo del Fa is the President of Multicultural for Group M, perhaps the world's leading media investment company. He's also current chair of the Culture Marketing Council (CMC). Nancy Tellet is the founder of insights company PureClarity, as well as the research chair for CMC. The two join The Revolución to talk the release of a new study, Multicultural Majority 2020, which examines how global content is changing culture in the United States. Among the topics discussed is the importance of language and culture for U.S. Hispanic audiences, the prevalence of "device decluttering" among Latinx Gen Zers, and how the Iron Chef, YouTube and Netflix are changing U.S. culture.


Del Fa and Tellet are sharing a sneak peek of the upcoming (and free) CMC University webinar.

Media, Technology & the Escalating Power of Culture in Content

Tuesday, December 15 from 2:00 to 3:15 p.m. ET

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Mon, 7 Dec 2020 16:27:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com Gonzalo del Fa is the President of Multicultural for Group M, perhaps the world's leading media investment company. He's also current chair of the Culture Marketing Council (CMC). Nancy Tellet is the founder of insights company PureClarity, as well as the research chair for CMC. The two join The Revolución to talk the release of a new study, Multicultural Majority 2020, which examines how global content is changing culture in the United States. Among the topics discussed is the importance of language and culture for U.S. Hispanic audiences, the prevalence of "device decluttering" among Latinx Gen Zers, and how the Iron Chef, YouTube and Netflix are changing U.S. culture.


Del Fa and Tellet are sharing a sneak peek of the upcoming (and free) CMC University webinar.

Media, Technology & the Escalating Power of Culture in Content

Tuesday, December 15 from 2:00 to 3:15 p.m. ET

To register for the upcoming research webinar, please CLICK HERE.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #119: Gonzalo del Fa and Nancy Tellet of the Culture Marketing Council Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra 00:43:34 Gonzalo del Fa is the President of Multicultural for Group M, perhaps the world's leading media investment company. He's also current chair of the Culture Marketing Council (CMC). Nancy Tellet is the founder of insights company PureClarity, as well as the research chair for CMC. The two join The Revolución to talk the release of a new study, Multicultural Majority 2020, which examines how global content is changing culture in the United States. Among the topics discussed is the importance of language and culture for U.S. Hispanic audiences, the prevalence of "device decluttering" among Latinx Gen Zers, and how the Iron Chef, YouTube and Netflix are changing U.S. culture. Del Fa and Tellet are sharing a sneak peek of the upcoming (and free) CMC University webinar. Media, Technology & the Escalating Power of Culture in Content Tuesday, December 15 from 2:00 to 3:15 p.m. ET To register for the upcoming research webinar, please CLICK HERE. Gonzalo del Fa is the President of Multicultural for Group M, perhaps the world's leading media investment company. He's also current chair of the Culture Marketing Council (CMC). Nancy Tellet is the founder of insights company PureClarity, as well as the research chair for CMC. The two join The Revolución to talk the release of a new study, Multicultural Majority 2020, which examines how global content is changing culture in the United States. Among the topics discussed is the importance of language and culture for U.S. Hispanic audiences, the prevalence of "device decluttering" among Latinx Gen Zers, and how the Iron Chef, YouTube and Netflix are changing U.S. culture. Del Fa and Tellet are sharing a sneak peek of the upcoming (and free) CMC University webinar. Media, Technology & the Escalating Power of Culture in Content Tuesday, December 15 from 2:00 to 3:15 p.m. ET To register for the upcoming research webinar, please CLICK HERE. false full 1 d8945de6-2af0-11eb-b460-cb7abf8d4dad #118: Meredith Talusan, Journalist and Trans Activist During International Transgender Awareness Week, The Revolución invites writer and activist Meredith Talusan, a native of the Phillipines who lives with albinism. Talusan moved to the United States at 15, went to Harvard for undergraduate studies and medically transitioned in her twenties. Talusan is the founding editor of THEM, Condé Nast's first-ever platform devoted to the queer community. She has written for the New York Times, VICE, Buzzfeed, The Guardian and The Atlantic. In this interview, Talusan talks about her life growing up as a boy in a rural Asian family, her move to the United States, how she became a writer, and her new book, FAIREST (Viking Press, 2020).

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 16 Nov 2020 06:29:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus)) http://revolucionpodcast.com During International Transgender Awareness Week, The Revolución invites writer and activist Meredith Talusan, a native of the Phillipines who lives with albinism. Talusan moved to the United States at 15, went to Harvard for undergraduate studies and medically transitioned in her twenties. Talusan is the founding editor of THEM, Condé Nast's first-ever platform devoted to the queer community. She has written for the New York Times, VICE, Buzzfeed, The Guardian and The Atlantic. In this interview, Talusan talks about her life growing up as a boy in a rural Asian family, her move to the United States, how she became a writer, and her new book, FAIREST (Viking Press, 2020).

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #118: Meredith Talusan, Journalist and Trans Activist Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus) 00:46:16 During International Transgender Awareness Week, The Revolución invites writer and activist Meredith Talusan, a native of the Phillipines who lives with albinism. Talusan moved to the United States at 15, went to Harvard for undergraduate studies and medically transitioned in her twenties. Talusan is the founding editor of THEM, Condé Nast's first-ever platform devoted to the queer community. She has written for the New York Times, VICE, Buzzfeed, The Guardian and The Atlantic. In this interview, Talusan talks about her life growing up as a boy in a rural Asian family, her move to the United States, how she became a writer, and her new book, FAIREST (Viking Press, 2020). During International Transgender Awareness Week, The Revolución invites writer and activist Meredith Talusan, a native of the Phillipines who lives with albinism. Talusan moved to the United States at 15, went to Harvard for undergraduate studies and medically transitioned in her twenties. Talusan is the founding editor of THEM, Condé Nast's first-ever platform devoted to the queer community. She has written for the New York Times, VICE, Buzzfeed, The Guardian and The Atlantic. In this interview, Talusan talks about her life growing up as a boy in a rural Asian family, her move to the United States, how she became a writer, and her new book, FAIREST (Viking Press, 2020). false full 1 a956f98c-2dfa-11eb-b4cb-0b28ce42b135 #117: Steve Mandala, Univision's President of Ad Sales & Marketing Steve Mandala is the guy everyone in Hispanic media and advertising knows. For over thirty years, Mandala has been a power player with key positions at both Univision and Telemundo. In this episode of The Revolución, the longtime media executive talks with co-hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud about how he got started in the industry, why the march to greater diversity, inclusion and equity makes multicultural marketing an imperative, the programming strategy behind featuring Turkish dramas during Univision's Prime Time, his thoughts about Wade Davis and the incoming owner group and the best and worst day of his career.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Mon, 9 Nov 2020 13:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus)) http://revolucionpodcast.com Steve Mandala is the guy everyone in Hispanic media and advertising knows. For over thirty years, Mandala has been a power player with key positions at both Univision and Telemundo. In this episode of The Revolución, the longtime media executive talks with co-hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud about how he got started in the industry, why the march to greater diversity, inclusion and equity makes multicultural marketing an imperative, the programming strategy behind featuring Turkish dramas during Univision's Prime Time, his thoughts about Wade Davis and the incoming owner group and the best and worst day of his career.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> #117: Steve Mandala, Univision's President of Ad Sales & Marketing Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus) 00:32:56 Steve Mandala is the guy everyone in Hispanic media and advertising knows. For over thirty years, Mandala has been a power player with key positions at both Univision and Telemundo. In this episode of The Revolución, the longtime media executive talks with co-hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud about how he got started in the industry, why the march to greater diversity, inclusion and equity makes multicultural marketing an imperative, the programming strategy behind featuring Turkish dramas during Univision's Prime Time, his thoughts about Wade Davis and the incoming owner group and the best and worst day of his career. Steve Mandala is the guy everyone in Hispanic media and advertising knows. For over thirty years, Mandala has been a power player with key positions at both Univision and Telemundo. In this episode of The Revolución, the longtime media executive talks with co-hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud about how he got started in the industry, why the march to greater diversity, inclusion and equity makes multicultural marketing an imperative, the programming strategy behind featuring Turkish dramas during Univision's Prime Time, his thoughts about Wade Davis and the incoming owner group and the best and worst day of his career. false full 1 a90c5d10-2e6c-11eb-90ea-6f714eb5721f #115: Rene Alegria, Mundo Hispano CEO The Mundo Hispano Digital Network is the top independently-owned Spanish-language digital media company in the United States. It has won 8 Emmy Awards and amassed some 10 million users per month with 9 million Facebook fans. Leading the company is Rene Alegria, an entrepreneur who began his career in publishing. After leaving that industry, he create Mamiverse, a digital media property famous for hosting Michelle Obama for a historic livestream. Alegria talks about his career trajectory with cohosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lasta and Court Stroud in this episode.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 26 Oct 2020 12:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez) http://revolucionpodcast.com The Mundo Hispano Digital Network is the top independently-owned Spanish-language digital media company in the United States. It has won 8 Emmy Awards and amassed some 10 million users per month with 9 million Facebook fans. Leading the company is Rene Alegria, an entrepreneur who began his career in publishing. After leaving that industry, he create Mamiverse, a digital media property famous for hosting Michelle Obama for a historic livestream. Alegria talks about his career trajectory with cohosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lasta and Court Stroud in this episode.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #115: Rene Alegria, Mundo Hispano CEO Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez 00:47:33 The Mundo Hispano Digital Network is the top independently-owned Spanish-language digital media company in the United States. It has won 8 Emmy Awards and amassed some 10 million users per month with 9 million Facebook fans. Leading the company is Rene Alegria, an entrepreneur who began his career in publishing. After leaving that industry, he create Mamiverse, a digital media property famous for hosting Michelle Obama for a historic livestream. Alegria talks about his career trajectory with cohosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lasta and Court Stroud in this episode. The Mundo Hispano Digital Network is the top independently-owned Spanish-language digital media company in the United States. It has won 8 Emmy Awards and amassed some 10 million users per month with 9 million Facebook fans. Leading the company is Rene Alegria, an entrepreneur who began his career in publishing. After leaving that industry, he create Mamiverse, a digital media property famous for hosting Michelle Obama for a historic livestream. Alegria talks about his career trajectory with cohosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lasta and Court Stroud in this episode. false full 1 4718bab4-0eef-11eb-ada8-d348d9417559 #114: Nia Miranda, Artist and Racial Justice Activist During a Black Lives Matter protest, Nia Miranda stopped two women from vandalizing an outdoor shopping mall in Los Angeles. A video of that interaction went viral and was viewed millions of times. On this episode of The Revolución, Miranda talks with co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud about her views on the racial justice movement, the relationship between art and activism and how she got involved in a new collaboration with Roc Nation, which includes Ty Dolla $ign and Ant Clemon.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 12 Oct 2020 12:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus)) http://revolucionpodcast.com During a Black Lives Matter protest, Nia Miranda stopped two women from vandalizing an outdoor shopping mall in Los Angeles. A video of that interaction went viral and was viewed millions of times. On this episode of The Revolución, Miranda talks with co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud about her views on the racial justice movement, the relationship between art and activism and how she got involved in a new collaboration with Roc Nation, which includes Ty Dolla $ign and Ant Clemon.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #114: Nia Miranda, Artist and Racial Justice Activist Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus) 00:41:52 During a Black Lives Matter protest, Nia Miranda stopped two women from vandalizing an outdoor shopping mall in Los Angeles. A video of that interaction went viral and was viewed millions of times. On this episode of The Revolución, Miranda talks with co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud about her views on the racial justice movement, the relationship between art and activism and how she got involved in a new collaboration with Roc Nation, which includes Ty Dolla $ign and Ant Clemon. During a Black Lives Matter protest, Nia Miranda stopped two women from vandalizing an outdoor shopping mall in Los Angeles. A video of that interaction went viral and was viewed millions of times. On this episode of The Revolución, Miranda talks with co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud about her views on the racial justice movement, the relationship between art and activism and how she got involved in a new collaboration with Roc Nation, which includes Ty Dolla $ign and Ant Clemon. false full 1 bc9c95ec-0893-11eb-a053-f7c484854225 #113: Maria Hinojosa, NPR's Latino USA Anchor & Executive Producer Emmy-winner Maria Hinojosa is una chingona, or loosely translated, "a badass." She's been shaking up newsrooms, where she usually was the first Latina, for the past quarter century. Hinojosa has reported for CBS, WNBC, CNN, PBS and NPR, where she is anchor and executive producer for Latino USA. Born in Mexico City, raised in Chicago and educated at New York's Barnard College, she joins The Revolución's co-hosts to talk about why immigrants in the USA need a brand refresh, the reasons she created Futuro Media to address the new American mainstream and what's inside her new book, Once I Was You: A Memoir of Love and Hate in a Torn America.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 5 Oct 2020 04:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus)) http://revolucionpodcast.com Emmy-winner Maria Hinojosa is una chingona, or loosely translated, "a badass." She's been shaking up newsrooms, where she usually was the first Latina, for the past quarter century. Hinojosa has reported for CBS, WNBC, CNN, PBS and NPR, where she is anchor and executive producer for Latino USA. Born in Mexico City, raised in Chicago and educated at New York's Barnard College, she joins The Revolución's co-hosts to talk about why immigrants in the USA need a brand refresh, the reasons she created Futuro Media to address the new American mainstream and what's inside her new book, Once I Was You: A Memoir of Love and Hate in a Torn America.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #113: Maria Hinojosa, NPR's Latino USA Anchor & Executive Producer Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus) 00:51:06 Emmy-winner Maria Hinojosa is una chingona, or loosely translated, "a badass." She's been shaking up newsrooms, where she usually was the first Latina, for the past quarter century. Hinojosa has reported for CBS, WNBC, CNN, PBS and NPR, where she is anchor and executive producer for Latino USA. Born in Mexico City, raised in Chicago and educated at New York's Barnard College, she joins The Revolución's co-hosts to talk about why immigrants in the USA need a brand refresh, the reasons she created Futuro Media to address the new American mainstream and what's inside her new book, Once I Was You: A Memoir of Love and Hate in a Torn America. Emmy-winner Maria Hinojosa is una chingona, or loosely translated, "a badass." She's been shaking up newsrooms, where she usually was the first Latina, for the past quarter century. Hinojosa has reported for CBS, WNBC, CNN, PBS and NPR, where she is anchor and executive producer for Latino USA. Born in Mexico City, raised in Chicago and educated at New York's Barnard College, she joins The Revolución's co-hosts to talk about why immigrants in the USA need a brand refresh, the reasons she created Futuro Media to address the new American mainstream and what's inside her new book, Once I Was You: A Memoir of Love and Hate in a Torn America. false full 1 3533b80c-0117-11eb-89ea-1f07b2c0cd16 #112: Marla Skiko, Ford Motor Company's US & Global Head of Media Continuing its coverage of the 18th annual Hispanic Television Summit, The Revolución is rebroadcasting the event's keynote interview with Marla Skiko, a longtime multicultural marketer who currently serves as Ford Motor Company's media lead for the United States and the world. Skiko talks how consumer data was vital to Ford’s ability to pivot its advertising during the initial stages of the pandemic shutdown when the auto manufacturer stopped its plants and focused on creating PPP materials like ventilators and protective gear.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 28 Sep 2020 04:01:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com Continuing its coverage of the 18th annual Hispanic Television Summit, The Revolución is rebroadcasting the event's keynote interview with Marla Skiko, a longtime multicultural marketer who currently serves as Ford Motor Company's media lead for the United States and the world. Skiko talks how consumer data was vital to Ford’s ability to pivot its advertising during the initial stages of the pandemic shutdown when the auto manufacturer stopped its plants and focused on creating PPP materials like ventilators and protective gear.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #112: Marla Skiko, Ford Motor Company's US & Global Head of Media Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro 00:28:25 Continuing its coverage of the 18th annual Hispanic Television Summit, The Revolución is rebroadcasting the event's keynote interview with Marla Skiko, a longtime multicultural marketer who currently serves as Ford Motor Company's media lead for the United States and the world. Skiko talks how consumer data was vital to Ford’s ability to pivot its advertising during the initial stages of the pandemic shutdown when the auto manufacturer stopped its plants and focused on creating PPP materials like ventilators and protective gear. Continuing its coverage of the 18th annual Hispanic Television Summit, The Revolución is rebroadcasting the event's keynote interview with Marla Skiko, a longtime multicultural marketer who currently serves as Ford Motor Company's media lead for the United States and the world. Skiko talks how consumer data was vital to Ford’s ability to pivot its advertising during the initial stages of the pandemic shutdown when the auto manufacturer stopped its plants and focused on creating PPP materials like ventilators and protective gear. false full 1 eba3560c-fd88-11ea-b2d2-c72782200f1b #111: The d expósito & Partners Leadership Team Executives from d expósito & Partners join The Revolución as part of the podcasts's ongoing coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit. The famed woman- and minority-owned advertising and full-service communication agency is honored with the Rafael Eli Pioneer in Hispanic TV, Creative Category Award. Members of the team first met Eli, co-producer of the annual summit for 18 years, when he was their client contact at AT&T. Eli died of COVID-19 this past spring.

The honorees include:

Daisy Expósito-Ulla, Chairman, CEO

Jorge Ulla, Partner, Chief Ideation Officer

Fernando Fernández, Partner, Chief Client Officer

Gloria Constanza, Partner, Chief Contact Strategist

Louis Maldonado, Partner, Managing Director

John Ross, Partner, Chief Financial Officer

Paco Olavarrieta, Chief Creative Officer

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 21 Sep 2020 23:05:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com Executives from d expósito & Partners join The Revolución as part of the podcasts's ongoing coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit. The famed woman- and minority-owned advertising and full-service communication agency is honored with the Rafael Eli Pioneer in Hispanic TV, Creative Category Award. Members of the team first met Eli, co-producer of the annual summit for 18 years, when he was their client contact at AT&T. Eli died of COVID-19 this past spring.

The honorees include:

Daisy Expósito-Ulla, Chairman, CEO

Jorge Ulla, Partner, Chief Ideation Officer

Fernando Fernández, Partner, Chief Client Officer

Gloria Constanza, Partner, Chief Contact Strategist

Louis Maldonado, Partner, Managing Director

John Ross, Partner, Chief Financial Officer

Paco Olavarrieta, Chief Creative Officer

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #111: The d expósito & Partners Leadership Team Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Court Stroud 00:51:51 Executives from d expósito & Partners join The Revolución as part of the podcasts's ongoing coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit. The famed woman- and minority-owned advertising and full-service communication agency is honored with the Rafael Eli Pioneer in Hispanic TV, Creative Category Award. Members of the team first met Eli, co-producer of the annual summit for 18 years, when he was their client contact at AT&T. Eli died of COVID-19 this past spring. The honorees include: Daisy Expósito-Ulla, Chairman, CEO Jorge Ulla, Partner, Chief Ideation Officer Fernando Fernández, Partner, Chief Client Officer Gloria Constanza, Partner, Chief Contact Strategist Louis Maldonado, Partner, Managing Director John Ross, Partner, Chief Financial Officer Paco Olavarrieta, Chief Creative Officer Executives from d expósito & Partners join The Revolución as part of the podcasts's ongoing coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit. The famed woman- and minority-owned advertising and full-service communication agency is honored with the Rafael Eli Pioneer in Hispanic TV, Creative Category Award. Members of the team first met Eli, co-producer of the annual summit for 18 years, when he was their client contact at AT&T. Eli died of COVID-19 this past spring. The honorees include: Daisy Expósito-Ulla, Chairman, CEO Jorge Ulla, Partner, Chief Ideation Officer Fernando Fernández, Partner, Chief Client Officer Gloria Constanza, Partner, Chief Contact Strategist Louis Maldonado, Partner, Managing Director John Ross, Partner, Chief Financial Officer Paco Olavarrieta, Chief Creative Officer false full 1 0504d9c0-fcf5-11ea-b000-af715a339896 #110: Andrés Cantor and Joe Schramm (Part 2), The Soccer Experts As part of its ongoing coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit, The Revolución continues with the second and final part of the interview with Andrés Cantor (NBC Telemundo, Fútbol de Primera Radio Network) and Joe Schramm (longtime soccer promoter). The two guests talk about "the beautiful game" in the time of the novel coronavirus.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 14 Sep 2020 15:46:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com As part of its ongoing coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit, The Revolución continues with the second and final part of the interview with Andrés Cantor (NBC Telemundo, Fútbol de Primera Radio Network) and Joe Schramm (longtime soccer promoter). The two guests talk about "the beautiful game" in the time of the novel coronavirus.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #110: Andrés Cantor and Joe Schramm (Part 2), The Soccer Experts Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Court Stroud 00:18:14 As part of its ongoing coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit, The Revolución continues with the second and final part of the interview with Andrés Cantor (NBC Telemundo, Fútbol de Primera Radio Network) and Joe Schramm (longtime soccer promoter). The two guests talk about "the beautiful game" in the time of the novel coronavirus. As part of its ongoing coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit, The Revolución continues with the second and final part of the interview with Andrés Cantor (NBC Telemundo, Fútbol de Primera Radio Network) and Joe Schramm (longtime soccer promoter). The two guests talk about "the beautiful game" in the time of the novel coronavirus. false full 1 f4e60228-f8d3-11ea-bbbe-07e3d8bb80ac #109: Andrés Cantor and Joe Schramm (Part 1), The Soccer Experts In this episode, five-time Emmy Award-winning sports commentator Andrés Cantor (NBC Telemundo, Fútbol de Primera Radio Network) and Cable TV Pioneer Joe Schramm (longtime sports promoter) join Revolución co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud as part of the podcast's coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit. The guests, both sports experts, talk about the state of soccer, as well as the Rafael Eli Awards. Given for the first time this year, the awards honor trailblazers in the Hispanic TV and video space and are named after the longtime co-producer of the Hispanic TV Summit who died of COVID-19 this past spring, Cantor receives the inaugural Rafael Eli Award for Pioneer in Hispanic TV, Talent Category. Schramm is the producer of the Summit and was Eli's business partner and best friend.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Mon, 7 Sep 2020 20:02:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud) http://revolucionpodcast.com In this episode, five-time Emmy Award-winning sports commentator Andrés Cantor (NBC Telemundo, Fútbol de Primera Radio Network) and Cable TV Pioneer Joe Schramm (longtime sports promoter) join Revolución co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud as part of the podcast's coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit. The guests, both sports experts, talk about the state of soccer, as well as the Rafael Eli Awards. Given for the first time this year, the awards honor trailblazers in the Hispanic TV and video space and are named after the longtime co-producer of the Hispanic TV Summit who died of COVID-19 this past spring, Cantor receives the inaugural Rafael Eli Award for Pioneer in Hispanic TV, Talent Category. Schramm is the producer of the Summit and was Eli's business partner and best friend.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #109: Andrés Cantor and Joe Schramm (Part 1), The Soccer Experts and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud 00:32:26 In this episode, five-time Emmy Award-winning sports commentator Andrés Cantor (NBC Telemundo, Fútbol de Primera Radio Network) and Cable TV Pioneer Joe Schramm (longtime sports promoter) join Revolución co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud as part of the podcast's coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit. The guests, both sports experts, talk about the state of soccer, as well as the Rafael Eli Awards. Given for the first time this year, the awards honor trailblazers in the Hispanic TV and video space and are named after the longtime co-producer of the Hispanic TV Summit who died of COVID-19 this past spring, Cantor receives the inaugural Rafael Eli Award for Pioneer in Hispanic TV, Talent Category. Schramm is the producer of the Summit and was Eli's business partner and best friend. In this episode, five-time Emmy Award-winning sports commentator Andrés Cantor (NBC Telemundo, Fútbol de Primera Radio Network) and Cable TV Pioneer Joe Schramm (longtime sports promoter) join Revolución co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud as part of the podcast's coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit. The guests, both sports experts, talk about the state of soccer, as well as the Rafael Eli Awards. Given for the first time this year, the awards honor trailblazers in the Hispanic TV and video space and are named after the longtime co-producer of the Hispanic TV Summit who died of COVID-19 this past spring, Cantor receives the inaugural Rafael Eli Award for Pioneer in Hispanic TV, Talent Category. Schramm is the producer of the Summit and was Eli's business partner and best friend. false full 1 f5a01180-fbae-11ea-b573-07ce989fe21d #108 Sandra Alfaro and Karina Dobarro, Leaders of 305 Worldwide Revolución begins its coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit by interviewing the women leading 305 Worldwide, a joint venture between Cuban-American rapper Pitbull and Horizon Media, the largest independent media agency in the world. 305 Worldwide's EVP/Managing Partner Sandra Alfaro and SVP/Managing Director Karina Dobarro both play crucial roles in this year's conference. Alfaro shares her thoughts about the state of the ad industry on a power panel, while Dobarro will receive the Executive Leadership Award in Hispanic Television for the Media Category. The two guests talk with our co-hosts about which is more important in reaching Hispanics -- language, culture or country of origin, they explain the difference between DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) and multicultural marketing, and finally, the two detail how Armando Christian Pérez (a/k/a "Pitbull") started this new company.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> Tue, 1 Sep 2020 02:05:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com Revolución begins its coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit by interviewing the women leading 305 Worldwide, a joint venture between Cuban-American rapper Pitbull and Horizon Media, the largest independent media agency in the world. 305 Worldwide's EVP/Managing Partner Sandra Alfaro and SVP/Managing Director Karina Dobarro both play crucial roles in this year's conference. Alfaro shares her thoughts about the state of the ad industry on a power panel, while Dobarro will receive the Executive Leadership Award in Hispanic Television for the Media Category. The two guests talk with our co-hosts about which is more important in reaching Hispanics -- language, culture or country of origin, they explain the difference between DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) and multicultural marketing, and finally, the two detail how Armando Christian Pérez (a/k/a "Pitbull") started this new company.

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Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> #108 Sandra Alfaro and Karina Dobarro, Leaders of 305 Worldwide Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro 00:43:02 Revolución begins its coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit by interviewing the women leading 305 Worldwide, a joint venture between Cuban-American rapper Pitbull and Horizon Media, the largest independent media agency in the world. 305 Worldwide's EVP/Managing Partner Sandra Alfaro and SVP/Managing Director Karina Dobarro both play crucial roles in this year's conference. Alfaro shares her thoughts about the state of the ad industry on a power panel, while Dobarro will receive the Executive Leadership Award in Hispanic Television for the Media Category. The two guests talk with our co-hosts about which is more important in reaching Hispanics -- language, culture or country of origin, they explain the difference between DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) and multicultural marketing, and finally, the two detail how Armando Christian Pérez (a/k/a "Pitbull") started this new company. Revolución begins its coverage of the 2020 Hispanic Television Summit by interviewing the women leading 305 Worldwide, a joint venture between Cuban-American rapper Pitbull and Horizon Media, the largest independent media agency in the world. 305 Worldwide's EVP/Managing Partner Sandra Alfaro and SVP/Managing Director Karina Dobarro both play crucial roles in this year's conference. Alfaro shares her thoughts about the state of the ad industry on a power panel, while Dobarro will receive the Executive Leadership Award in Hispanic Television for the Media Category. The two guests talk with our co-hosts about which is more important in reaching Hispanics -- language, culture or country of origin, they explain the difference between DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) and multicultural marketing, and finally, the two detail how Armando Christian Pérez (a/k/a "Pitbull") started this new company. false full 1 47f15702-e7bc-11ea-98f0-17a5b13766e9 #107 Tony Hernandez, Immigrant Archive Project Co-Founder For this episode, Revolución talks with Tony Hernandez, co-founder and CEO of Latino Broadcasting Company (LBC), a leading multimedia content provider specializing in Hispanic-targeted programming. LBC radio programs air on over 200 U.S. radio radio stations, while the company's television programs are carried on leading Spanish-language network Univision. Hernandez dishes about his friendship with Walter Mercado, subject of a new Netflix documentary. Hernandez also explains how he became a successful media entrepreneur and why his work as co-founder of the Immigrant Archive Project is needed now more than ever.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Tue, 25 Aug 2020 01:16:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus)) http://revolucionpodcast.com For this episode, Revolución talks with Tony Hernandez, co-founder and CEO of Latino Broadcasting Company (LBC), a leading multimedia content provider specializing in Hispanic-targeted programming. LBC radio programs air on over 200 U.S. radio radio stations, while the company's television programs are carried on leading Spanish-language network Univision. Hernandez dishes about his friendship with Walter Mercado, subject of a new Netflix documentary. Hernandez also explains how he became a successful media entrepreneur and why his work as co-founder of the Immigrant Archive Project is needed now more than ever.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #107 Tony Hernandez, Immigrant Archive Project Co-Founder Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus) 00:34:58 For this episode, Revolución talks with Tony Hernandez, co-founder and CEO of Latino Broadcasting Company (LBC), a leading multimedia content provider specializing in Hispanic-targeted programming. LBC radio programs air on over 200 U.S. radio radio stations, while the company's television programs are carried on leading Spanish-language network Univision. Hernandez dishes about his friendship with Walter Mercado, subject of a new Netflix documentary. Hernandez also explains how he became a successful media entrepreneur and why his work as co-founder of the Immigrant Archive Project is needed now more than ever. For this episode, Revolución talks with Tony Hernandez, co-founder and CEO of Latino Broadcasting Company (LBC), a leading multimedia content provider specializing in Hispanic-targeted programming. LBC radio programs air on over 200 U.S. radio radio stations, while the company's television programs are carried on leading Spanish-language network Univision. Hernandez dishes about his friendship with Walter Mercado, subject of a new Netflix documentary. Hernandez also explains how he became a successful media entrepreneur and why his work as co-founder of the Immigrant Archive Project is needed now more than ever. false full 1 80efbc38-e0aa-11ea-bee2-4f44759b5254 #106: Jack Rico and Mike Sargent (Part 2), Film and Pop Critics and Co-Hosts of the Brown & Black Podcast This week brings the conclusion to the interview with film and culture critics Jack Rico (NBC, Telemundo) and Mike Sargent (FOX Business, PBS). Rico, who is Latinx, and Sargent, who is African American, are the talent behind the Brown & Black podcast. In this episode, Jack talks about hearing his sportscaster uncles cry "Goooooooooal" during a soccer game and how that inspired him as a kid, how Mike once reacted when a former boss told him he didn't like Black folks - but that Mike was okay - and why this time the #BlackLivesMatter protests may bring lasting social change. (Part 2 of 2)

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 17 Aug 2020 16:01:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com This week brings the conclusion to the interview with film and culture critics Jack Rico (NBC, Telemundo) and Mike Sargent (FOX Business, PBS). Rico, who is Latinx, and Sargent, who is African American, are the talent behind the Brown & Black podcast. In this episode, Jack talks about hearing his sportscaster uncles cry "Goooooooooal" during a soccer game and how that inspired him as a kid, how Mike once reacted when a former boss told him he didn't like Black folks - but that Mike was okay - and why this time the #BlackLivesMatter protests may bring lasting social change. (Part 2 of 2)

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #106: Jack Rico and Mike Sargent (Part 2), Film and Pop Critics and Co-Hosts of the Brown & Black Podcast Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro, Court Stroud, Diego Lastra 00:31:40 This week brings the conclusion to the interview with film and culture critics Jack Rico (NBC, Telemundo) and Mike Sargent (FOX Business, PBS). Rico, who is Latinx, and Sargent, who is African American, are the talent behind the Brown & Black podcast. In this episode, Jack talks about hearing his sportscaster uncles cry "Goooooooooal" during a soccer game and how that inspired him as a kid, how Mike once reacted when a former boss told him he didn't like Black folks - but that Mike was okay - and why this time the #BlackLivesMatter protests may bring lasting social change. (Part 2 of 2) This week brings the conclusion to the interview with film and culture critics Jack Rico (NBC, Telemundo) and Mike Sargent (FOX Business, PBS). Rico, who is Latinx, and Sargent, who is African American, are the talent behind the Brown & Black podcast. In this episode, Jack talks about hearing his sportscaster uncles cry "Goooooooooal" during a soccer game and how that inspired him as a kid, how Mike once reacted when a former boss told him he didn't like Black folks - but that Mike was okay - and why this time the #BlackLivesMatter protests may bring lasting social change. (Part 2 of 2) false full 1 2adfdce2-db50-11ea-aa71-9778b9a56c7c #105: Jack Rico and Mike Sargent (Part 1), Film and Pop Critics and Co-Hosts of the Brown & Black Podcast This week, film and culture critics Jack Rico (NBC, Telemundo) and Mike Sargent (FOX Business, PBS) join co-hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud. Rico, who is Latinx, and Sargent, who is African American, are the talent behind the Brown & Black podcast. In this episode, they talk about what's really going on with Kanye West, why science fiction and comedy can speak to the human condition without being preachy and the path Mike Sargent took to becoming the first Black critic to host a TV show about film EVER. (Part 1 of 2)

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 10 Aug 2020 09:00:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com This week, film and culture critics Jack Rico (NBC, Telemundo) and Mike Sargent (FOX Business, PBS) join co-hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud. Rico, who is Latinx, and Sargent, who is African American, are the talent behind the Brown & Black podcast. In this episode, they talk about what's really going on with Kanye West, why science fiction and comedy can speak to the human condition without being preachy and the path Mike Sargent took to becoming the first Black critic to host a TV show about film EVER. (Part 1 of 2)

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #105: Jack Rico and Mike Sargent (Part 1), Film and Pop Critics and Co-Hosts of the Brown & Black Podcast and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Diego Lastra, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro 00:33:32 This week, film and culture critics Jack Rico (NBC, Telemundo) and Mike Sargent (FOX Business, PBS) join co-hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud. Rico, who is Latinx, and Sargent, who is African American, are the talent behind the Brown & Black podcast. In this episode, they talk about what's really going on with Kanye West, why science fiction and comedy can speak to the human condition without being preachy and the path Mike Sargent took to becoming the first Black critic to host a TV show about film EVER. (Part 1 of 2) This week, film and culture critics Jack Rico (NBC, Telemundo) and Mike Sargent (FOX Business, PBS) join co-hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud. Rico, who is Latinx, and Sargent, who is African American, are the talent behind the Brown & Black podcast. In this episode, they talk about what's really going on with Kanye West, why science fiction and comedy can speak to the human condition without being preachy and the path Mike Sargent took to becoming the first Black critic to host a TV show about film EVER. (Part 1 of 2) false full 1 fda76bc6-d449-11ea-9d23-1ff07b914869 #104: Alex and Cathy López Negrete (Part 2), Founders of Lopez Negrete Communications In this week's episode, the second of a two-parter, Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud continue the dialogue with Alex and Cathy López Negrete, who talk about why brands and advertisers still need multicultural advertising agencies, the creative for Walmart they consider among the agency's best work and what they want their legacy to be. (Part 2 of 2)

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 3 Aug 2020 23:13:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com In this week's episode, the second of a two-parter, Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud continue the dialogue with Alex and Cathy López Negrete, who talk about why brands and advertisers still need multicultural advertising agencies, the creative for Walmart they consider among the agency's best work and what they want their legacy to be. (Part 2 of 2)

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #104: Alex and Cathy López Negrete (Part 2), Founders of Lopez Negrete Communications Linda Lane Gonzalez, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Court Stroud, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra 00:28:55 In this week's episode, the second of a two-parter, Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud continue the dialogue with Alex and Cathy López Negrete, who talk about why brands and advertisers still need multicultural advertising agencies, the creative for Walmart they consider among the agency's best work and what they want their legacy to be. (Part 2 of 2) In this week's episode, the second of a two-parter, Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud continue the dialogue with Alex and Cathy López Negrete, who talk about why brands and advertisers still need multicultural advertising agencies, the creative for Walmart they consider among the agency's best work and what they want their legacy to be. (Part 2 of 2) false full 1 2cdf23aa-d31b-11ea-8fae-1b60b641259c #103: Alex and Cathy López Negrete (Part 1), Founders of Lopez Negrete Communications In this third episode of Revolución, Alex and Cathy López Negrete, founders of the largest independent, Hispanic-owned ad agency in the United States, Lopez Negrete Communications, join co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud chat. The partners in both marriage and business tell of meeting in a Houston record store, when they fell in love and how one of the worst days in their careers taught them to be fearless. (Part 1 of 2)

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Fri, 31 Jul 2020 15:07:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez) http://revolucionpodcast.com In this third episode of Revolución, Alex and Cathy López Negrete, founders of the largest independent, Hispanic-owned ad agency in the United States, Lopez Negrete Communications, join co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud chat. The partners in both marriage and business tell of meeting in a Houston record store, when they fell in love and how one of the worst days in their careers taught them to be fearless. (Part 1 of 2)

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #103: Alex and Cathy López Negrete (Part 1), Founders of Lopez Negrete Communications Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez 00:28:17 In this third episode of Revolución, Alex and Cathy López Negrete, founders of the largest independent, Hispanic-owned ad agency in the United States, Lopez Negrete Communications, join co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud chat. The partners in both marriage and business tell of meeting in a Houston record store, when they fell in love and how one of the worst days in their careers taught them to be fearless. (Part 1 of 2) In this third episode of Revolución, Alex and Cathy López Negrete, founders of the largest independent, Hispanic-owned ad agency in the United States, Lopez Negrete Communications, join co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud chat. The partners in both marriage and business tell of meeting in a Houston record store, when they fell in love and how one of the worst days in their careers taught them to be fearless. (Part 1 of 2) false full 1 0bb6743a-d2c6-11ea-94d8-e7a86c7ce120 #102: Ingrid Otero-Smart, President and CEO of Casanova//McCann In the second episode of Revolución, co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud sit down with Ingrid Otero-Smart, President and CEO of advertising agency Casanova//McCann, the most awarded Hispanic shop at Cannes two years in a row. Ingrid talks about how a modeling class helped her break out of her shell and describes her path to becoming the successful business leader she is today.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Fri, 31 Jul 2020 02:44:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro) http://revolucionpodcast.com In the second episode of Revolución, co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud sit down with Ingrid Otero-Smart, President and CEO of advertising agency Casanova//McCann, the most awarded Hispanic shop at Cannes two years in a row. Ingrid talks about how a modeling class helped her break out of her shell and describes her path to becoming the successful business leader she is today.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> #102: Ingrid Otero-Smart, President and CEO of Casanova//McCann Court Stroud, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Kathryn Garcia Castro 00:46:55 In the second episode of Revolución, co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud sit down with Ingrid Otero-Smart, President and CEO of advertising agency Casanova//McCann, the most awarded Hispanic shop at Cannes two years in a row. Ingrid talks about how a modeling class helped her break out of her shell and describes her path to becoming the successful business leader she is today. In the second episode of Revolución, co-hosts Ana Crandell, Diego Lastra and Court Stroud sit down with Ingrid Otero-Smart, President and CEO of advertising agency Casanova//McCann, the most awarded Hispanic shop at Cannes two years in a row. Ingrid talks about how a modeling class helped her break out of her shell and describes her path to becoming the successful business leader she is today. false full 1 79fe605c-d059-11ea-82e0-4fe83d9f8d1a #101: Joe Uva, Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame Honoree In the premiere episode of Revolución, hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud introduce the podcast. They welcome Joe Uva, formerly the President/CEO of Univision. He previously also served as Chairman of NBCU Hispanic Enterprises and CEO of Omnicom media agency OMD Worldwide. Joe talks about his advice for Univision and Telemundo, how he got his start in the industry, his leadership philosophy, the lesson he learned from Ted Turner—and he reveals a secret from his past few people know.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza  our freelance audio editor.  You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

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]]> Mon, 27 Jul 2020 22:31:00 +0000 revolverpodcasts@gmail.com (Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra) http://revolucionpodcast.com In the premiere episode of Revolución, hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud introduce the podcast. They welcome Joe Uva, formerly the President/CEO of Univision. He previously also served as Chairman of NBCU Hispanic Enterprises and CEO of Omnicom media agency OMD Worldwide. Joe talks about his advice for Univision and Telemundo, how he got his start in the industry, his leadership philosophy, the lesson he learned from Ted Turner—and he reveals a secret from his past few people know.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music:  The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme 

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]]> #101: Joe Uva, Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame Honoree Court Stroud, and Ana Crandell (on hiatus), Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, Diego Lastra 00:28:22 In the premiere episode of Revolución, hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud introduce the podcast. They welcome Joe Uva, formerly the President/CEO of Univision. He previously also served as Chairman of NBCU Hispanic Enterprises and CEO of Omnicom media agency OMD Worldwide. Joe talks about his advice for Univision and Telemundo, how he got his start in the industry, his leadership philosophy, the lesson he learned from Ted Turner—and he reveals a secret from his past few people know. In the premiere episode of Revolución, hosts Diego Lastra, Ana Crandell and Court Stroud introduce the podcast. They welcome Joe Uva, formerly the President/CEO of Univision. He previously also served as Chairman of NBCU Hispanic Enterprises and CEO of Omnicom media agency OMD Worldwide. Joe talks about his advice for Univision and Telemundo, how he got his start in the industry, his leadership philosophy, the lesson he learned from Ted Turner—and he reveals a secret from his past few people know. false full 1