Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 78 episodes
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A podcast that unites the Central American community worldwide by creating a safe space for discussions.
Unknown Host hosts Central American Voices, a society show with 78 episodes published.
In this episode of Unidos por el Fútbol , we keep things simple and gather around with friends to talk about the beautiful game. From childhood memories and family traditions to favorite teams, unforgettable World Cup mo
In this kickoff episode of our Men World Cup Series called "Unidos por el Fútbol", we sit down with Ricky Canales, founder of World Class Football and organizer Carlos, to talk about the power of soccer as a tool for cul
In this episode, we sit down with Los Angeles-based writer and culture journalist Astrid Kayembe to explore how identity, community, and lived experience shape the stories she tells. Growing up in South Central Los Angel
In this episode, we sit down with Guatemalan-Honduran-American filmmaker Santos Arrué to explore her creative practice and the themes that ground her work. We talk about her focus on displacement, representation, and wha
In this episode, we sit down with Karina Magallon, a Panamanian-American bilingual artist and multi-instrumentalist whose sound blends Latin and pop influences with heartfelt storytelling and Spanglish lyrics. Raised in
In this episode we sit down with Roger and Stephanie from Pro-Sé-So, a community-centered legal platform focused on empowering immigrant communities through law, education, and accessibility. Together, they discuss the m
In this episode we sit down with Michelle Myra, founder of Sazón Pilates, to talk about identity, resilience, and building something rooted in culture. Born in Bellflower, California to Guatemalan immigrant parents, Mich
In this episode, we talk with filmmaker and educator Matthew Serrano in a thoughtful conversation about identity, ancestry, and intentional storytelling. Matthew reflects on growing up Salvadoran-American, his journey th
En este episodio conversamos con Soudi Jiménez, periodista salvadoreño del Los Angeles Times en Español y autor del libro Ecos Migrantes. Soudi comparte cómo fue crecer en El Salvador, su llegada a Estados Unidos para tr
In this episode, we sit down with Tanya Flores Hodgson, a Nicaraguan artist based in Los Angeles, for an intimate conversation on art, memory, feminism, and liberation. Born in Masaya, Nicaragua, Tanya shares her migrati
In this episode, we talk with Central American artist Kiara Aileen Machado about her journey growing in Los Angeles and how her Guatemalan, Salvadoran, and Honduran roots shape her artistic voice. We discuss her work exp
En este episodio hablamos con Raquel “Rocky” Rodríguez, futbolista profesional del Kansas City Current (NWSL) y mediocampista de la Selección Nacional Femenina de Costa Rica. Juntas exploramos su recorrido desde jugar fú
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Lizbeth De La Cruz Santana; cultural worker, muralist, and creator of The Humanizing Deportation Archive. Together, we explore how art becomes a tool for survival, memory, and resistance
Surprise! In this special birthday episode, we’re introducing our amazing Associate Producer so you can get to know the person who helps make Central American Voices happen behind the scenes. This conversation feels like
En este episodio, conversamos con Daniela Calvo, comediante argentina radicada en Los Ángeles y pionera de la comedia en español. Juntas exploramos cómo el voseo, los acentos y la diversidad lingüística se convierten en
In this first episode live recording of Central American Voices, we talked with Saray Martínez, the creative mind behind Hood Baby. From her Honduran-American upbringing in Los Angeles to building a fashion brand worn by
On this episode, we sit down with Nadieme Villar, a Belizean filmmaker, to dive into the power of storytelling across different mediums, from novels to filmmaking. Our conversation also touches on the filmmaking landscap
In this episode, we talk with Josslyn Glenn, a Belizean and Chicana transgender producer from LA, about the role of independent filmmaking in amplifying Central American and LGBTQ+ stories. Josslyn shares how her identit
We sit down with Jared Olson to discuss his work as a journalist covering stories in Honduras and Central America. He shares how he amplifies Central American narratives through his freelance journalism and fosters commu
Buckle up—this episode is a long one! Alejandra and Brenda sit down to discuss the LA fires, sharing their firsthand experiences as LA residents and emphasizing the importance of community support for those affected. The
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Central American Voices is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 78 episodes.
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