Mayor John Hamilton, along with Josefa Madrigal Chief of Staff, and Cynthia Roberts from Cuba Amistad, share with Hola Bloomington about their recent trip to Bloomington Sister Cities: Posoltega in Nicaragua, and Santa Clara and Cuba, and share some remarks and highlights that show the deep relationship that Bloomington has with these cities.
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El alcalde de Bloomington, John Hamilton y su equipo de trabajo, así como representantes de CubaAmistad como Cynthia Roberts, visitaron la Ciudad hermana de Bloomington en Cuba, Santa Clara. Durante esta visita tuvieron la oportunidad de conocer los sitios más emblemáticos de Santa Clara como el memorial del Che Guevara, la Escuela Profesional de Arte Samuel Feijó, la Universidad Central …
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This is the WFHB Local News for Tuesday, May 23rd, 2023. Later in the program, WFHB Correspondent Cynthia Roberts-Hall interviewed Pastors for Peace Executive Director Gail Walker about the Peace Caravan they are leading to Cuba. More in today’s feature report. Also coming up in the next half hour, we have Lil Bub’s Lil Show – a co-production between WFHB …
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Since the 1970’s, environmentalists have framed our epoch as the “Anthropocene,” a period defined by man’s — and often specifically men’s — unidirectional impact on a quickly heating planet Earth. The so-called Anthropocene continues to be caused by only a small portion of the people on the planet, following hierarchies of race, gender, class, and the artificial division of Man …
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Today’s show focuses on the history of radio in Angola – as an instrument for Portuguese settlers, the colonial state, African nationalists, and the postcolonial state to project power and challenge empire. Marissa Moorman calls these distinct and sometimes overlapping interests Powerful Frequencies, the title of her new book, published by Ohio University Press. Its subtitle is Radio, State Power, …
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With Covington Catholic High School students offering a fresh examples of the embodied ideologies of Capitalism like racism, patriarchy and ecological destruction – we turn to theories of working class solidarity. If we want a social system that is not alienating—with meaningful labor, with equality in all spheres of life, with true, substantive democracy, with poisons removed for our soil, …
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Our opening song is “The Day After the Revolution” by Pulp…The Revolution begins and ends with you. Today we highlight four past programs on Revolution. This is our Fund Drive Show. Please support Interchange: call us at 812.323.1200 or make a secure online pledge. Thanks! SEGMENT ONE: France (The Terror and the Revolution) Our first Revolution is the paradigm for …
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Locutora Josefa Luce entrevista a Cynthia Roberts, Lillian Casillas, y Luis Fuentes Rohwer sobre CUBAmistad y hablan sobre su viaje a Cuba. Host Josefa Luce interviews guests Cynthia Roberts, Lillian Casilla, and Luis Fuentes Rohwer about CUBAmistad and discussed their trips to Cuba.
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Locutores Luis Hernandes, Luis Fuentes y Carlos Bakota hablaron sobre Cuba, cubamistad, y su gente y la politca. Hosts Luis Hernandes, Luis Fuentes, y Carlos Bakota talked about Cuba, its people, and its political relationship with America and the rest of the world as well as America’s culture within countries globally.
Read More »This week on BloomingOUT, Producer Alex and hosts Rachel and Frankie are joined by Cindy Hall. Hall interviewed Mariella Castro in Cuba and spoke to BloomingOUT about LGBT rights in the country. During the first half of the show, they discuss public affairs involving the LGBT community, including Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, …
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