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Biden steps up for LGBTQI people worldwide; and Florida bans discrimination.

Interview with cuban composer Osvaldo Farres. His life & music.

Carlos Cabrera entrevista al actor y productor, Pepe Sierra, quien nos cuenta sobre su trayectoria artística y su más reciente obra teatral "Sin Zapatos no hay Paraíso". Además, esta noche tenemos una recopilación especial de las canciones socio-políticas del cantautor Darío Gómez.

The Makilala crew Jen, Rachelle and Cristina; interview Alicia Almendral, MD & Bernadette Sta Maria, CRNA; two sisters working in the health system that answer questions related to the COVID-19 vaccines and its use to stop the spread of the virus.

Host Jim Vrettos interviews Israeli filmmaker Mor Loushy about her recent documentary "The Kings of Capitol Hill" and her critique of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).

Conversamos con la ex concejal Margarita Lopez sobre los acontecimientos políticos en la nación y las expectativas de la nueva administración del presidente Joe Biden.

Huge advances for LGBT under Pres. Biden; mourning Dr. Joe Sonnabend, AIDS pioneer. WHAT A DIFFERENCE A WEEK MAKES! ∎ President Biden’s orders undo the Trump legacy, restoring LGBT rights. ∎ Biden’s nominee for Transportation Secretary makes history at his confirmation hearing. ∎ Leader of US...

Diosa Costello, Dancer, Singer and Actor called The  Latin Bombshell, born in Puerto Rico, raised in New York City was the first Latina on Broadway in 1939

Host Jim Vrettos talks to filmmaker Mark Moskowitz and the subjects of his documentary "It was the Music"; musician Teresa Williams and singer-songwriter Larry Campbell