Diálogos #10 | Art for social change with Alex Shaw & Prince De León

EP 11 - AFROLATINIDAD with filmmaker Ant Rivera and rapper Udini La Voz

Filmmaker Ant Rivera and rapper Udini La Voz reflect on Afro-Latine identity, art and revolution, and the experiences shaping their creative journeys.Diálogos is Inti Media's multilingual podcast for bold conversations, true expression, and critical thought about the news and issues that affect us. Each month, Diálogos provides a breakdown of the top headlines, key local stories, hot topics, and cultural trends. Hosted by Gabriela Watson-Burkett and guest co-host Frances Almodovar, the show examines social issues and key community concerns by bringing in experts from all walks of life through the lens of Afro-Latine and Black and Brown communities. Technical Director: Lamont Gibson. Editor: Paula Zaldívar. Produced by Inti Media. For more information, visit: www.intimedia.org

Diálogos #10 | Art for social change with Alex Shaw & Prince De León

Co-hosts Gabriela Watson-Burkett and Vicky Diaz-Camacho speak with Erick Barragán Ramírez, founder of Cinepamina, about Philadelphia’s vibrant arts scene for Latine artists.Later, percussionist, composer, and educator Alex Shaw and visual artist and activist Prince De León reflect on their creative practices, exploring art, identity, and community, and how culture can drive social change.

Episode 09 - CIVIC ENGAGEMENT with Mari Gonzalez & Andria Bibiloni

In this two-part episode, Mari Gonzalez, President of LULAC Philadelphia, talks civic engagement initiatives supporting the Latine community across Philly, followed by Andria Bibiloni of Norris Square Neighborhood Project on how they empower youth through education, creativity, and community gardening.

Episode 08 - MOVEMENTS SHAPING DEMOCRACY- with Johanna Fernandez & Denise Oliver-Velez

In this episode of Diálogos #8, Johanna Fernandez and Denise Oliver-Velez discuss the movements that have shaped and defended democracy, from historical struggles to contemporary activism. They examine how collective action, resistance, and community organizing persist in protecting rights and inspiring change.

Espisode 07 - ECONOMIC JUSTICE with Allison Budschalow & Imrul Mazid

Allyson Budschalow, co-founder of Securing the Roots, and Imrul Mazid, co-founder of the Philly Muslim Fund, discuss economic justice and redistributing generational wealth. They explore mutual aid, grassroots organizing, and building long-term community power. A thought-provoking conversation on reclaiming resources and creating a more just economy.