Imagining Latinidades

At the conclusion of the Imagining Latinidades “Cultural Citizenships and Popular Belonging” Symposium held virtually as Episode 19 of this podcast, co-host and co-director of the Sawyer Seminar, Darrel Wanzer-Serrano sits down with the three invited guests to discuss their paths in the field. Questions included: Check out the chapter markers if you want to skip to a specific question or answer. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: Latina/o/x Cultural Citizenships & Popular Belonging – Imagining LatinidadesPresenters – Imagining LatinidadesLatina/o/x Cultural Citizenships and Popular Belonging | Imagining Latinidades You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Today, we have a very special program planned for you. A year ago, we were supposed to host my guests for a one-day Symposium in Iowa City on the topic of LATINA/O/X CULTURAL CITIZENSHIPS & POPULAR BELONGING. After having addressed issues surrounding formal citizenship and national belonging in the Fall 2019 semester, this one-day symposium was supposed to bring subject area experts (our guests, today) to discuss modalities of popular belonging (television, sports, music, literature, and more) in Latina/o/x contexts in the U.S. Alas, that symposium was the first thing we had to cancel due to the emerging coronavirus pandemic. So after Ariana and I had a chance to start settling into our new locations after our moves, we realized that one of the best ways we could make up the symposium was with a couple of episodes of this podcast. In this episode, we’ll be sticking to the subject matter of the symposium. After I introduce them, each of my guests will have a chance to offer short opening statements and then we’ll proceed into some questions about cultural citizenship and popular belonging. In the NEXT episode, we’ll do our traditional “roundtable” format and dive into what we’ve called their “origin stories” as well as their thoughts on the importance of Latinx Studies education. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: Our guests today included… Frederick Luis AldamaAdrian Burgos, Jr.Playing America’s Game: Baseball, Latinos, and the Color LineEd MoralesLatinx: The New Force in Politics and CultureLiving in SpanglishFantasy Island: Colonialism, Exploitation, and the betrayal of Puerto Rico You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Co-hosts Darrel Wanzer-Serrano and Ariana Ruiz meet up on Zoom to talk about where we've been and what the plan is going forward since coronavirus has kind of limited our ability to have in-person conferences and symposia. We lay out the plan for the remaining events and associated podcasts. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced StudiesLinks and things: Latina/o/x Cultural Citizenships & Popular Belonging – Imagining LatinidadesYou can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.comCredits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Darrel Wanzer-Serrano sits down with Dr. Lina-Maria Murillo to talk about her research, her connections to Latina/o/x Studies, and more. Check the chapter markers (will be uploaded later) to see all of the topics that are discussed. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Links and things: Lina-Maria Murillo | Gender, Women’s and Sexuality StudiesLatina/o Studies | College of Liberal Arts & Sciences | The University of IowaPh.D. in Borderlands History < UTEPBorderlands HistoryBracero Oral History Project | Institute of Oral History | University of Texas at El Paso You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Co-hosts Darrel Wanzer-Serrano and Rene Rocha sit down with two Iowa Latina/o Studies undergraduate students to talk about how they found the field and why they think it’s important. Bianca Robles-Muñoz is junior majoring in Speech and Hearing Sciences and minoring in American Sign Language and Latina/o Studies. Naomi Marroquin is a senior majoring in Global Heath Studies, minoring in Latina/o Studies, and is President of the Association of Latinos Moving Ahead student organization. Check the chapter markers to see all of the topics that are discussed. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Links and things: Latina/o Studies | College of Liberal Arts & Sciences | The University of IowaUnidos | HousingCitizens but Not Americans: Race and Belonging among Latino Millennials (Latina/o Sociology): Nilda Flores-González: 9781479840779: Amazon.com: Books You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

At the conclusion of the Imagining Latinidades “Imagining the Latina/o/x Midwest” Symposium in Iowa City, Iowa, co-host and co-director of the Sawyer Seminar, Darrel Wanzer-Serrano sits down with the three invited lecturers to discuss their paths in the field. Questions included: Check out the chapter markers if you want to skip to a specific question or answer. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: Imagining the Latina/o/x Midwest – Imagining LatinidadesPresenters – Imagining LatinidadesThe Latino New Jersey History Project You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Darrel, Ariana, and Rene sit down to catch up at the start of the semester and discuss themes related to the upcoming Latina/o/x Midwest Symposium. After Rene leaves, Darrel and Ariana talk about archival research and the willingness to discuss your “finds” before you publish about them. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: University of Iowa Latina/o Studies Program - Home | FacebookImagining the Latina/o/x Midwest – Imagining LatinidadesLilia Fernandez – Imagining LatinidadesTransient Pasts: Theorizing the History of Latinos/as in the Midwest – Imagining LatinidadesSujey Vega – Imagining LatinidadesOf Borders and Belonging: Addressing the meaning of home and belonging in Latinx Midwestern Imagined Comunidades – Imagining LatinidadesTheresa Delgadillo – Imagining LatinidadesEnvironmental Sustainability and Alternative Place-Times in Midwest Latinx Literature – Imagining LatinidadesThe Latino Midwest | Obermann Center for Advanced StudiesUI Press | Edited by Omar Valerio-Jiménez, Santiago Vaquera-Vásquez, and Claire F. Fox Afterword by Frances R. Aparicio | The Latina/o Midwest ReaderLa Bloga: CSUCI Houses the Works and Archives of Michele Serros You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Darrel Wanzer-Serrano sits down with the legendary Iris Morales to talk about the emergence of Puerto Rican studies, student organization and activism from the 1960s to today, and more. Recorded in December 2019 while Morales was at Iowa for a screening of her film and discussions with students and faculty. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: IRIS MORALES | the official websiteRed Sugarcane Press Inc. - Red Sugarcane PressWatch ¡Palante, Siempre Palante! The Young Lords Online | Vimeo On Demand on Vimeo You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Darrel Wanzer-Serrano and Ariana Ruiz meet up for a bit of a retrospective on 2019. They have a little podcast discussion about the podcast and the first semester of programming for Imagining Latinidades. They then ponder some of their favorite readings of the year so far and talk about how to productively (and unproductively) deal with end of term stress for students. The podcast will be on hiatus until we return with an interview with Iris Morales on January 14, 2020. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: Amazon.com: Terrorizing Latina/o Immigrants: Race, Gender, and Immigration Policy Post-9/11 (9781439912867): Anna Sampaio: BooksIn Search of Belonging: Latinas, Media, and Citizenship (Latinos in Chicago and Midwest): Jillian M Baez: 9780252083419: Amazon.com: BooksCitizens but Not AmericansKarma R. Chávez, “Remapping Latinidad: A Performance Cartography of Latina/o Identity in Rural Nebraska,” Text & Performance QuarterlyChapter Four: Migrations Through Academia: Reflections of a Tenured Latina Professor on JSTOR You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Darrel Wanzer-Serrano, Ariana Ruiz, and Rene Rocha get together again! In this live recorded event at the 2019 Latinx Excellence in the Midwest Conference at the University of Iowa, the three co-hosts discuss the history of Latina/o Studies at Iowa, the demographics of Latina/o/x folks in the state, and their own practices of teaching Latina/o/x Studies in the Midwestern context. Check the chapter markers for a breakdown of the specific topics. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: Latinx Excellence in the Midwest Conference - 2019 | College of Education | University of IowaDirectors – Imagining LatinidadesLatina/o Studies | College of Liberal Arts & Sciences | The University of Iowa You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

At the conclusion of the Imagining Latinidades Latina/o/x Citizenship and National Belonging Symposium in Iowa City, Iowa, co-host and co-director of the Sawyer Seminar, Ariana Ruiz sits down with the three invited lecturers to discuss their paths in the field. Questions included: Check out the chapter markers if you want to skip to a specific question or answer. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: Latina/o/x Citizenship and National Belonging – Imagining LatinidadesPresenters – Imagining Latinidades You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Darrel Wanzer-Serrano, Ariana Ruiz, and Rene Rocha get together again! We engage in some more groaning about how the semester is beating us up, we get to work talking about the recent Latina/o/x Migration symposium, the upcoming Palante, Siempre Palante screening (with filmmaker and former Young Lord, Iris Morales!), and the upcoming Latina/o/x Citizenship and National Belonging symposium. Check the chapter markers for a detailed list of topics. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: Latina/o/x Migration – Imagining LatinidadesLatina/o/x Citizenship and National Belonging – Imagining LatinidadesSuzanne Oboler – Imagining LatinidadesDisposable Strangers: Tracing Mexican American Citizenship and Latinx Belonging Into the 21st Century – Imagining LatinidadesLatinos and Citizenship: Suzanne Oboler: 9781403967404: Amazon.com: BooksCultural AnthropologyLatino Cultural Citizenship: Claiming Identity, Space, and Rights.Jillian Báez – Imagining LatinidadesLatinx Politics and Media Celebrity: The Importance of Latinx Audiences – Imagining LatinidadesIn Search of Belonging: Latinas, Media, and Citizenship (Latinos in Chicago and Midwest): Jillian M Baez: 9780252083419: Amazon.com: BooksJulie Avril Minich – Imagining LatinidadesSugar, Shame, Love: Diabetes, Latinx Literature, and Health Justice – Imagining LatinidadesAmazon.com: Accessible Citizenships: Disability, Nation, and the Cultural Politics of Greater Mexico eBook: Julie Avril Minich: Kindle Store You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

At the conclusion of the Imagining Latinidades Latina/o/x Migration Symposium in Iowa City, Iowa, co-host and co-director of the Sawyer Seminar, Darrel Wanzer-Serrano sits down with the three invited lecturers to discuss their paths in the field. Questions included: Check out the chapter markers if you want to skip to a specific question or answer. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: Latina/o/x Migration – Imagining LatinidadesPresenters – Imagining LatinidadesCaro - Bad Bunny ( Video Oficial ) - YouTube You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Darrel Wanzer-Serrano, Ariana Ruiz, and Rene Rocha are recording an episode together for the first time since Episode 2. After some groaning about how the semester is beating us up, we get to work talking about the recent La Bamba film screening, the upcoming Palante, Siempre Palante screening (with filmmaker and former Young Lord, Iris Morales!), and the upcoming Latina/o/x Migration symposium. Check the chapter markers for a detailed list of topics. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: Latina/o/x Migration – Imagining LatinidadesMaura I. Toro-Morn – Imagining LatinidadesLatinx Migrations in the Heartland: Genealogies of Belonging and Transformation – Imagining LatinidadesBorderlands / La Frontera: The New Mestiza: Gloria Anzaldúa, Norma Cantú, Aída Hurtado: 9781879960855: Amazon.com: BooksLight in the Dark/Luz en lo Oscuro: Rewriting Identity, Spirituality, Reality (Latin America Otherwise): Gloria Anzaldua, AnaLouise Keating: 9780822360094: Amazon.com: BooksKarma R. Chávez – Imagining Latinidades#Abolish ICE: At the Intersections of Black Radical Thought and Queer and Trans Migrant Activism – Imagining LatinidadesQueer Migration Politics: Activist Rhetoric and Coalitional Possibilities (Feminist Media Studies): Karma R. Chavez: 9780252079580: Amazon.com: BooksFidencio Fifield-Perez – Imagining LatinidadesWords Are No Help – Imagining Latinidades You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Darrel and Rene are feeling exhausted (and in the best of ways) from the opening Imagining Latinidades conference. Today, they talk about what they learned, discussed histories and presents of Latina/o/x Studies and Ethnic Studies, and waded into the debate over the term/concept of Latinidad. (No bullet points because that about covers it.) ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: Imagining Latinidades in Global and National Perspective – Imagining LatinidadesPOROI: Project on Rhetoric of Inquiry | Obermann Center for Advanced StudiesQuarterly Journal of Speechhttps://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00335638609383756https://guides.lib.uiowa.edu/c.php?g=625215https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nancy_%22Rusty%22_Barcelóhttps://doi.org/10.1057/palgrave.lst.8600014Latino Studieshttps://doi.org/10.1057/palgrave.lst.8600052https://usls.las.iastate.eduhttps://language.iastate.edu/usls25/When it Comes to Latinidad, Who Is Included and Who Isn’t?The Problem With Latinidad | The NationTropicalizations: Transcultural Representations of LatinidadThe Trouble With Unity: Latino Politics and the Creation of IdentityTelling to Live: Latina Feminist TestimoniosPerforming Queer Latinidad: Dance, Sexuality, PoliticsQueer Latinidad: Identity Practices, Discursive SpacesLatina/o Communication Studies TodayFilm Scene - LA BAMBA You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

At the conclusion of the final day of the Imagining Latinidades opening conference in Iowa City, Iowa, co-host and co-director of the Sawyer Seminar, Rene Rocha sits down with three of the invited lecturers to discuss their paths in the field. This was recorded in front of a live audience! Questions included: Check out the chapter markers if you want to skip to a specific question or answer. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced StudiesShow notes: https://imagininglatinidades.lib.uiowa.edu/schedule/imagining-latinidades-in-global-and-national-perspective/https://imagininglatinidades.lib.uiowa.edu/presenters/You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.comCredits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

At the conclusion of the first full day of the Imagining Latinidades opening conference in Iowa City, Iowa, co-host and co-director of the Sawyer Seminar, Darrel Wanzer-Serrano sits down with three of the invited lecturers to discuss their paths in the field. This was recorded in front of a live audience! Questions included: Check out the chapter markers if you want to skip to a specific question or answer. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced StudiesShow notes: https://imagininglatinidades.lib.uiowa.edu/schedule/imagining-latinidades-in-global-and-national-perspective/https://imagininglatinidades.lib.uiowa.edu/presenters/You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.comCredits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Rene is gone(again),so Darrel and Ariana go wild talking about all of the speakers for the upcoming Imagaining Latinidades opening conference. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon FoundationSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced StudiesShow notes: Modern Social Imaginarieshttps://amzn.to/2YUNSCYFrom Bomba to Hip-Hophttps://amzn.to/31F0hNfSampaio, AnnaTerrorizing Latina/o Immigrantshttps://amzn.to/31Ax6LeValerie Martinez-EbersLatino Lives in America: Making it Homehttps://amzn.to/2KwAroNPérez, GinaCitizen, Student, Soldier: Latina/o Youth, JROTC, and the American Dreamhttps://amzn.to/2YXnDeZPérez, GinaBeyond El Barrio: Everyday Life in Latina/o Americahttps://amzn.to/2Kt0iheMilian, ClaudiaLatining America: Black-Brown Passages and the Coloring of Latino/a Studieshttps://amzn.to/2Tr3sFpCultural Dynamicshttps://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0921374019826196Molina, NataliaHow Race Is Made in America: Immigration, Citizenship, and the Historical Power of Racial Scriptshttps://amzn.to/2ySb3mMSouthern California Quarterlyhttps://scq.ucpress.edu/content/97/1/69Dávila, Arlenehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ompYcCTjRGshttp://as.nyu.edu/content/nyu-as/as/faculty/arlene-davila.htmlYou can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmail Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

In this second episode of the Imagining Latinidades podcast, two of the three co-hosts (Rene is absent) talk with two of the three Mellon fellows who are involved with the Sawyer Seminar. Topics discussed, which form chapter markers in your podcast listening app, include: And don’t forget: our first main event takes place September 19-21. Information on the website at http://imagininglatinidades.com. ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’sSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Show notes: https://imagininglatinidades.lib.uiowa.edu/about/mellon-fellows/Emerald Eagles ScholarsMcNair ScholarsRegina Branton | Department of Political ScienceValerie Martinez-Ebers | Department of Political Sciencehttp://business.uprm.edu/adof/index.phphttps://www.uprm.edu/english/https://grad.illinois.edu/diversity/spi-objectivesLatina/Latino Studies at IllinoisLa Casa Cultural Latina | La Casa Cultural Latina, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaignhttps://www.blacklatinasknow.org/about-blkcThe Afro-Latin@ ReaderhadThe Reorder of Things: The University and Its Pedagogies of Minority DifferenceThe Black Scholarhttps://americanstudies.yale.edu/sites/default/files/files/2010_Cacho_Ethnic_Studies.pdf You can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmailpodcast@imagininglatinidades.com Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm

Darrel, Ariana, and Rene record their first full episode in a real honest-to-goodness studio that doesn’t have terrible acoustics. The episode also has chapters; so you’ll see topics change depending on your podcast app (Overcast shows these well). Topics in this episode include: ★ Thanks to our sponsors ★ The Andrew W. Mellon FoundationSawyer Seminar programImagining Latinidades: Articulations of National BelongingUniversity of IowaThe Obermann Center for Advanced StudiesShow notes: https://clas.uiowa.edu/polisci/people/rene-rochahttps://clas.uiowa.edu/commstudies/people/darrel-wanzer-serranohttps://spanish-portuguese.uiowa.edu/people/ariana-ruizhttps://imagininglatinidades.lib.uiowa.edu/about/directors/https://clas.uiowa.edu/latina-latino-studies/Imagining Latinidades: Articulations of National Belonging http://imagininglatinidades.comYou can reply to this podcast here: Twitter, Instagram, FacebookHosts on TwitterEmail Credits Fidencio Fifield-PerezJuan RuizTransistor.fmOvercast.fm