Travelogue Media

2019 Latin America news in review. English, 14 min.

A media survey following the coup d'etat in Boliva, a look back on N30, the "Battle of Seattle" (English, 33 mins.)

Media coverage of state repression in Chile and Ecuador, Guatemala's 75th Revolution Day, Victor Jara and more (English, 32 minutes)

International Podcast Day edition. An introduction to the Travelogue Media podcast, English and Spanish podcasting, podcaster picks. (English, 7 min.) #internationalpodcastday

Heather Robles, Artistic Director of Alma Dance, joins Travelogue Media during a recent visit to Guatemala. English, 41 mins.

Help stop the destruction of the Amazon rainforest in Bolsonaro's Brazil!

10 years after the coup in Honduras, actions and social media campaigns build on solidarity. English, 31 minutes. #FueraJoh #BertaVive

"Lauren" shares her experience living and working in Nicaragua in the years leading up to the 2018 crisis. English, 1 hr.

Dr. Hadiya Sewer joins the show to talk about her work with the Virgin Islands Studies Collective and the St. John Heritage Collective. English, 1 hr.

Caleb Olson, Kiri Glinz, and Jeffrey Salazar talk about the third edition of Festival Quinto Sol. The festival runs from March 28-31 in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. English 30 mins.

Palomazo Cósmico is a group from Baja California finishing a tour in support of their second album El Árbol de los Deseos They discuss highlights of the tour, the migrant crisis, and what inpires their music. Spanish 33 mins.

Guatemalan writer and curator Anabella Acevedo shares her experience studying literature during the 36-year armed conflict, her graduate work in Athens Georgia, and her return to Guatemala after the signing of the 1996 Peace Accords. English. 24 min.