Radio Ambulante: Unscripted

Daniel Alarcón sits down with journalist Aleszu Bajak, the founder and editor of Latin American Science, a website where you can find regional science news in Spanish and in English.

Silvia Viñas, sitting in for Daniel Alarcón, talks to producer Dennis Maxwell about his latest story for Radio Ambulante, where he chronicles the arrest of his brother Laurence during a peaceful demonstration in solidarity with the 43 missing students of Ayotzinapa.

Daniel Alarcón talks to art historian and curator Manuela Ochoa, the co-founder of a unique and innovative online project called Oropéndola. The goal of Oropéndola is to recast Colombia’s armed conflict, and see it fresh through the eyes of its artists.

Daniel Alarcón talks to journalist Nadja Drost about her investigation of a deadly conflict between armed groups seeking to control a gold mine in a lawless Colombian town.

Daniel Alarcón talks to Maria Venegas, the author of ‘Bulletproof Vest: The Ballad of an Outlaw and His Daughter’, a memoir about her tumultuous and complicated relationship with her dad.

Daniel Alarcón sat down with author and public defender Sergio de la Pava to discuss the novel ‘A Naked Singularity’. De la Pava’s novel tells the story of a young public defender who finds himself, quite unexpectedly, involved in the perfect crime.

Daniel Alarcón talks to producer Emily Klion, actor Homero Rosas and writer Gary Soto about ‘In and out of Shadows’, a new musical about the lives and experiences of a group of undocumented teens.

Daniel Alarcón sat down with singer and songwriter Ceci Bastida to talk about her new album, ‘La edad de la violencia’ -The age of violence.

[This podcast contains explicit language]. Author and musician Rita Indiana sat down with Daniel Alarcón to talk about her work and about her decision to give up music to concentrate on her writing.

Daniel Alarcón talks to filmmaker Rodrigo Reyes, the director and producer behind the documentary ‘Purgatorio: A Journey Into the Heart of the Border.’