Episode 30 – Come as You Are

Published on June 21, 2019 in Remember the Show! by Hector Luis Alamo

Author Daniel Cubias returns to chat about his collection of essays, ‘The Hispanic Fanatic: A Decade of Rants, Raves, and Uncomfortable Truths.’ Topics include: Gen X, ‘Latino-ness,’ writing, multiculturalism, conspiracy theories, religion, immigration, and music.

You can follow Dan on Twitter at @DanCubias.

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Hector is the editor and publisher of Enclave. A Chicago writer now floating on the edge of Las Vegas, he is also the former deputy editor for Latino Rebels, as well as the former managing editor for Gozamos, a Latino art-activism site based in his home town. He has contributed to RedEye, a Chicago daily geared toward millennials, and La Respuesta, a New York-based site for the Puerto Rican Diaspora, plus a number of publications, including The Huffington Post. He studied history (for some reason) at the University of Illinois-Chicago, where his focus was on ethnic relations in the United States.