Radio Ambulante
Originating at KALW in 2011, Radio Ambulante is a Spanish-language program showcasing compelling stories from around Latin America and the United States.
Its goal is to create a community of storytellers and listeners from around Latin America and the U.S. who want to promote and create sound-rich, informative, narrative, and diverse stories about Latinos.
The show has been picked up by NPR, and the podcast is available for streaming and download on RadioAmbulante.org, iTunes, SoundCloud, and Stitcher.
Latest Episodes
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On November 2nd, Radio Ambulante returns to San Francisco with a brand-new show called Outsiders, to be performed for one night only at the Yerba Buena…
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On November 2nd, Radio Ambulante returns to San Francisco with a brand-new show called Outsiders, to be performed for one night only at the Yerba Buena…
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Lanús, Argentina -- There’s a new superhero in Argentina. His name is Menganno, and his superpower is drawing attention to himself. This story was…
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Nohemí was taken from her home when she was just a girl, and sent to work as a domestic employee for an upper-middle class family in Bogota. This is her…
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TAMAULIPAS -- The Mexican state of Tamaulipas has become the epicenter of the Narco War. In this bloody conflict, it has become difficult to name the…
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GUATEMALA CITY - Just over two years ago, on July 9, 2011, the Argentine singer-songwriter Facundo Cabral was murdered on a desolate early morning street…
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Soccer, politics and protest are often a combustible mix. The Chilean national team of 1973 became a symbol of a divided country after the coup that…
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Honduras is in the news these days for winning the most undesired title of murder capital of the world.But in 2009, the headlines coming out of Honduras…
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Javier and Yadira met, they fell in love, and they created a life together. But sometimes, relationships change in a way people don't expect. Rosa M.…
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The intense winter rains of 2011 left thousands of Colombians flooded out of their homes and claimed hundreds of lives. That same year, a man named Jorge…