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Elements: An interview with Claudia Bassols for Tasting Menu + Chinese lending in Latin America with the Inter American Dialogue + An excerpt from Mayor Eric Garcetti of the city of Los Angeles + Iris Zuñiga for the Youth Policy Institute + music by Los Rakas, La Internacional Sonora Balkanera RVSB. Thank you for listening to Intelatin with Sergio C. Muñoz

Radio Hermandad interviews Ju Hong and dialogues on Advance Parole for DACA Dreamers. Music performed by KRS One and a special surprise from In The Building. Thank you for listening to Radio Hermandad. Please follow us on Twitter: @RadioHermandadProduced by Sergio C. Muñoz at Intelatin / Radio Hermandad (c) 2014 Copyright - All Rights Reserved

Featuring Carlos Gutiérrez of Cinema Tropical + an interview with Alejandro Fernández Almendras for the film Matar A Un Hombre, To Kill A Man. The Film Movement VOD pick of the week is Amador by Fernando León de Aranoa + music performed by Promis. Thank you for following us on Twitter: @Intelatin

Radio Hermandad records a speech by Congressman Raul Grijalva. Music performed by Trío Trovarroco.Thank you for listening to Radio Hermandad. Please follow us on Twitter: @RadioHermandadProduced by Sergio C. Muñoz at Intelatin / Radio Hermandad (c) 2014 Copyright - All Rights Reserved

Nativo López of Radio Hermandad speaks at the Congreso Latino with Senator Gil Cedillo. Thank you for listening to Radio Hermandad. Please follow us on Twitter: @RadioHermandadProduced by Sergio C. Muñoz at Intelatin / Radio Hermandad (c) 2014 Copyright - All Rights Reserved

A dialogue on Ebony Ivy: A 2006 report commissioned by Brown University revealed that institution’s complex and contested involvement in slavery—setting off a controversy that leapt from the ivory tower to make headlines across the country. But Brown’s troubling past was far from unique. In Ebony and Ivy, Dr. Craig Wilder lays bare uncomfortable truths about race, slavery, and the American academy. It is a powerful and propulsive study and the first of its kind, revealing a history of oppression behind the institutions usually considered the cradle of liberal politics. Guests: Dr. Craig Wilder, Dr. Joseph Graves, Jr. and Dr. Leslie Harris.+ Music by Cynthia Montaño Produced by Sergio C. Muñoz

Nativo López of Radio Hermandad interviews Maria Inez of NIYA, Marisa Franco of NDLON and Cesar Vargas of DRM Dream Action Coalition. Music for the show is performed by Frikstailers, DJ Sabo and Systema Solar. Thank you for listening to Radio Hermandad. Please follow us on Twitter: @RadioHermandadProduced by Sergio C. Muñoz at Intelatin / Radio Hermandad (c) 2014 Copyright - All Rights Reserved

This is the pilot episode for I N T E L A T I N in the KX@One Laguna broadcasting studio in the ONE LAGUNA gallery in Laguna Beach, California. Please follow us on Twitter: @Intelati

Nativo López of Radio Hermandad interviews Professor Rudy Acuña. Thank you for listening to Radio Hermandad. Please follow us on Twitter: @RadioHermandadProduced by Sergio C. Muñoz at Intelatin / Radio Hermandad (c) 2014 Copyright - All Rights Reserved

Nativo López of Radio Hermandad interviews Professor Gil González. Thank you for listening to Radio Hermandad. Please follow us on Twitter: @RadioHermandadProduced by Sergio C. Muñoz at Intelatin / Radio Hermandad (c) 2014 Copyright - All Rights ReservedGilbert G. Gonzalez, professor emeritus at the University of California, Irvine, authored “Guest Workers or Colonized Labor? – Mexican Labor Migration to the United States” at a most opportune time. Radio Hermandad’s interview with Professor Gonzalez delved into the historical experience of guest-worker or bracero-type programs in the U.S. and compared this with what is proposed under the Obama Immigration Plan during 2013 and 2014. The country is in the throes of a raging debate around immigration reform, which ostensibly would include the legalization of the estimated 11 million undocumented migrants. Legalization today, however, does not look like the type that was approved in the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act under which 3 million individuals obtained legal status, and five years later U.S. citizenship. Today’s legalization proposals begin to look more and more like a massive contract-worker program under a different name. Gonzalez also shares his perspective about the trade policies of the U.S., particularly the North American Free Trade Agreement, popularly known as NAFTA, and argues that the massive migration from Mexico from 1994 forward had its origin in the ruination of the Mexican campesinos in rural Mexico. He addresses the causes of migration, not just the symptoms.

Featuring Carlos Gutiérrez of Cinema Tropical and an interview with Freddy Rodriguez of Top Rebel Productions. The Film Movement VOD pick of the week features Phillip Seymour Hoffman and music performed by Asaf Avidan. Thank you for following us on Twitter: @Intelatin

A dialogue onEbony Ivy:A 2006 report commissioned by Brown University revealed that institution’s complex and contested involvement in slavery—setting off a controversy that leapt from the ivory tower to make headlines across the country. But Brown’s troubling past was far from unique. InEbony and Ivy, Dr. Craig Wilder lays bare uncomfortable truths about race, slavery, and the American academy.Itis a powerful and propulsive study and the first of its kind, revealing a history of oppression behind the institutions usually considered the cradle of liberal politics.Guests: Dr. Craig Wilder, Dr. Joseph Graves, Jr. and Dr. Clarissa Myrick-Harris.+ Music by Hache ST and an introduction by Zachary Jones of ZambombazoProduced by Sergio C. Muño

Nativo López of Radio Hermandad interviews David Bacon. Thank you for listening to Radio Hermandad. Please follow us on Twitter: @RadioHermandadProduced by Sergio C. Muñoz at Intelatin / Radio Hermandad (c) 2014 Copyright - All Rights Reserved

Nativo López of Radio Hermandad interviews Arnoldo Torres for his role in immigration reform throughout the years. Music performed by Jessy Bulbo from Me Derrito Por Ti Vol. 2. Thank you for listening to Radio Hermandad. Please follow us on Twitter: @RadioHermandadProduced by Sergio C. Muñoz at Intelatin / Radio Hermandad (c) 2014 Copyright - All Rights Reserved

Nativo López of Radio Hermandad interviews Rick Swartz for his role as an attorney in immigration reform throughout the years. Thank you for listening to Radio Hermandad. Please follow us on Twitter: @RadioHermandadProduced by Sergio C. Muñoz at Intelatin / Radio Hermandad (c) 2014 Copyright - All Rights Reserved