On Monday a show that Adolfo Guzman-Lopez - Latinx pubic radio royalty - has been sitting on for essentially three decades will finally be out! It’s a true crime show set in the Chicano student movement of the 90s. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/int…

I’ve had the honor of sitting in on some group edits for this one & we are so lucky to receive this gift - The Forgotten Revolutionary is out today! Congrats Adolfo Guzman-Lopez @francisco_apino Natalie Chudnovsky James Chow Audrey Quinn Antonia Cereijido !!

In ep3 of Imperfect Paradise: The Forgotten Revolutionary Adolfo Guzman-Lopez tells a story (with help from Natalie Chudnovsky, James Chow and @francisco_apino) of pain and love so poignant you can't not be moved. I promise you have never heard a reporter on a journey like this.

I got an early preview and this podcast was such a delicious snack. I can't wait to listen to the whole thing!

So so proud of the #AntiTransHateMachine team for this NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ+ Journalists award, thrilled to see this podcast get the recognition it deserves.

So proud of this series and this team, it’s bittersweet to have the last episode out.

So proud of this team!!

Hurting and heartbroken for the incredibly talented folks that NPR is letting go of this week. If any NPR folks want to talk freelance story editing or just the indie landscape in general please don't hesitate to reach out, I'd love to offer help and encouragement.

Well, looks like my time with NPR is up. Gutted that Invisibilia the show I love & have given 7+ yrs of my life to has "stopped production". Gutted to not get to work with my brilliant teammates. Gutted that me & some 100 colleagues I admire have lost our jobs. This sucks.

One of the worst things about these layoffs is seeing a familiar pattern of "wanting to speak to a younger, more diverse audience" while shifting resources away from work that does exactly that.

I want us to acknowledge this cycle of trauma we are all going through every time there's layoffs in our industry.

NO ONE in podcasting was doing the kind of journalism that Louder Than A Riot mastered. It is a singular show about music, culture, and justice. Their latest season - about misogynoir and marginalization in hip-hop - is already a triumph. Read about this team (Virgo’s Grooviest's

With all due respect, the second thing I want to say is that is that cancelling shows like Louder Than A Riot is the exact opposite of what NPR needs to be doing if it wants to stay relevant. The show is one of several pointing the way forward about what journalism can be.

And another one! So happy for Imperfect Paradise: The Forgotten Revolutionary Adolfo Guzman-Lopez James Chow Audrey Quinn Antonia Cereijido and so many more

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