El peso puertorriqueño, eje de este proyecto artístico y social, viene en varias denominaciones, cada una
con una figura seleccionada por su compromiso con cuatro valores: solidaridad, equidad, justicia, y creatividad.
Hector chats with Julio Ricardo Varela, founder of Latino Rebels, host of Latino Rebels Radio, digital media director at Futuro Media, and co-host (with Maria Hinojosa) of “In the Thick.”
Hector chats with his brother Chris about growing up as latchkey kids in a working-class, single-parent, immigrant family on the hopeless side of a racially, ethnically and economically diverse suburb of Chicago.
Hector chats with Efren Candelaria, co-owner of Sobremesa Supper Club which offers ‘a Latin inspired, locally sourced dining experience that looks to foster community through food, relationships, and dialogue.’
Hector stops by the Luxor in Las Vegas to chat with his longtime friend and colleague, Marlena Fitzpatrick, about her childhood in Puerto Rico, the world of music and musical theater, dominoes, and the future of Puerto Rico.
Blogger and podcaster Luciano Gonzalez, a.k.a. ‘The Hispanic Atheist,’ and the co-chair of the Latinx Humanist Alliance, stops by to chat about Honduras, Puerto Rico, and asexuality.
South Bronx hip-hop duo Rebel Diaz drops ‘Viva Puerto Rico Libre!’ on the first anniversary of hurricanes Irma and Maria
In light of the dire situation Puerto Rico faces, artists from different national backgrounds expressed their thoughts, support, and solidarity.