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00:56Two Cuban American stories
Guests:
Amarilys Gacio-Rossler, author of "Cuban American: Dancing on the hyphen".
Jorge Ponce rmembers the annivrsary of the Bay of Pigs invasion.
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Tags: Free markets and capitalism The Bay of Pigs Hispanic issues National security and a strong defense Cuban American
by Silvio Canto Jr in Politics
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00:42
"Sofrito" & Cuban food with Marta Verdes Darby
Guests: Marta Darby
Marta will share some of her Cuban food recipes.
We will also hear Amarilys Gacio- Rassler recite her poem: "Sofrito".
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Tags: Amarilys Gacio Rassler Cuban American Sonia Martinez Marta Darby Cuban food
by Silvio Canto Jr in Food
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00:29
Apartheid in Pga America
It has become one of the biggest sports in our time and offers players some of the most lucrative prize money and endorsements a man can dream of. What has become appaling is the demise of the black caddie in pga America and we who watch the game of golf have to be crippled in or pupils not to see that all the caddies on pga America is white. Big prize money lead to elimination of the black caddies! Interesting is it. Below was a segment found in the NY times. “As long as I’m alive
Tags: Tiger Woods Pga Caddie Apartheid Segregation
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00:29Featured
Our first Cuban food show of the year
Guest: Marta Verdes Darby joins me for a discussion of Cuban dishes. Marta's mom is turning 99 this week so we will hear about some of her mother's favorite recipes. Our sponsors: THE BOOKS OF AARON CLAREY (CAPTAIN CAPITALISM) CUBANOS IN WISCONSIN BY SILVIO CANTO JR
Tags: Suban food Cuba Hispanic issues Cuban kitchen Cuban recipes
by Silvio Canto Jr in Food
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02:03Featured
Secrets from the Cuban Missile Crisis
Join Nancy Reid & Lisa Smith - publishers of WayBackWhenMagazine.com, for Big Blend Radio's history and heritage show.The Cuban Missile Crisis was a standoff that brought the US and the Soviet Union to the brink of nuclear destruction. On October 27, 1962, a near-catastrophic confrontation occurred between an American destroyer – the USS Cony -- and a Soviet Foxtrot class submarine – the B-59 - which was armed with a deadly nuclear-tipped torpedo. Nancy & Lisa will inter
Tags: Cuban MIssile Crisis The Man Who Saved The World Nuclear Warfare Big Blend Radio Way Back When Radio Magazine
by Big Blend Radio in History
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02:22
North Carolina - Medical Apartheid - Harriet A. Washington
1933 • Eugenics Board of North Carolina 2012 • North Carolina Senate Denies Funds for Sterilization Victims TUNE IN TONIGHT to hear Harriet A. Washington as she provides an in-depth explaination on the history of eugenics in North Carolina and countrywide medical apartheid. This show will provide introspection on history, heritage, politics, law & health. Harriet Washington is an award-winning medical writer and editor, and the author of the best-selling book, Medical Apart
Tags: eugencis harriet washington north carolina female health medical apartheid
by civilalert in Women
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01:00Featured
Cuban Food and the holidays
Guests: Marta Darby & Sonia Martinez share their Cuban recipes for the holiday season. PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR: AVALON PROFESSIONAL TRANSLATIONS.
Tags: Sonia Martinez Marta Darby Cuban food Cuban culture Cuban American families
by Silvio Canto Jr in Food
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00:31
Apartheid in the Environmentalist Movement
“We essentially have a racially segregated environmental movement,. “We’re too polite to say that. Instead, we say we have an environmental justice movement and a mainstream movement.”Van Jones, co-founder of the nonprofit Rebuild the Dream and a former adviser on green jobs to the Obama administration
Tags: Sierra Club Van Jones African American Environmentalist Association National Wildlife Federation Redstate
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01:01Featured
Successful Cuban American businesswomen in the US
Guest: Fernando Hernandez, author of "The Cubans". Our topic today is "Successful Cuban-American businesswomen". Some of the names include Julie Stav, Isabel Toledo, Lucila Jimenez, Aida Levitan, Maricela Presilla and Tere Zubizarreta. OUR SPONSOR TODAY IS Josie Hernandez,
Tags: Cuban culture Cuban women Cuban legacy Cubans in the US Cuban traditions
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01:00Featured
Cuban food and Christmas
Guest: Marta Darby and some Cuban Christmas recipes. Click for our sponsor: Avalon Professional Translation.
Tags: Cuban food and Christmas Marta Darby Cuban food Caribbean food Feliz Navidad
by Silvio Canto Jr in Food
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00:31
"Joyous Word"
Reverend Valdasia Merrick, is the founded and visionary of global ministry, Joseph Dream, Inc. The mission of this innovative ministry is to encourage, edify, teach, and inspire racial healing and reconciliation within the church. Reverend Merrick received her B.A. in Religion from Duke University; Master of Divinity from Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee; and commenced her PhD Studies at Harvard University; in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations. During the summer of Valdasia’s Junior year at Vanderbilt, she lived in Israel, studying politics, culture and religion of Jerusalem and excavating in Upper Galilee, where her excavation team uncovered a 3rd century synagogue ark of the covenant. Merrick studied the ancient Ethiopian language Ge’ez at Vanderbilt and Akkadian, ancient Babylonian at Harvard University. While at Vanderbilt, she established the Vanderbilt Anti-Apartheid Society and used her leadership skills to become president of the student government for the purpose of spreading agape love in a divided student body. Valdasia Merrick wrote her Master’s thesis on the Ethiopian Coptic Church and the Ethiopian Jews.
Tags: Visionary Healing Ministry Reverend Jerusalem
by motherjenkins in Spirituality
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00:57
HABANA HARLEM 5.1.13
Host: Onel Mulet
With Special Guest:
Master percussionist, scholar and composer Román Díaz is regarded as a “living repository” of Afro Cuban music. Having performed and recorded with the likes of Merceditas Valdes, Raices Profundas, Los Marqueses de Atares,Jane Bunett, Juan Carlos Formell, Orlando “Puntilla” Rios, Paquito D’Rivera, Oriente Lopez, Giovanni Hidalgo As a member of the seminal rumba ensemble Yoruba Andabo, he aided in the creation of the sound that has defined rumba since the 1980’s in Cuba and all around the world. The evolution of Guarapachangeo incorporating Bata and the once archaic cajón into modern rumba is the legacy of the late Pancho Quinto (founder of Yoruba Andabo). It is piously carried on by Román Díaz. He has brought together some of the finest interpreters of Rumba from the island as documented on the CD, Wemilere.
Román Díaz left Cuba in 1999 to come to New York city. Since then he has been featured alongside Orlando “Puntilla” Rios in the critically acclaimed documentary Calle 54, and in ‘Dame La Mano’ the film that documents the life and times of Union City’s Esquina Habanera, the Grammy nominated rumba ensemble Raíces Habanera and their followers.
Tags: History of Music Latin Jazz Spanish Africando
by Black Whole Radio in Music
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