Lights, Camera, Latino: The Podcast!

Lights, Camera, Latino: The Podcast!
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🎙 Lights, Camera, Latino: The Podcast! 🎙 is a podcast hosted by Angel Fabián Rivera, dedicated to authentically showcasing Latino talent, voices, and stories in the entertainment industry. Through weekly one-on-one interviews with actors, directors, musicians, and creators, we spotlight their journeys, celebrate their impact, and explore the vibrant diversity shaping the world of media.
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The podcast focuses on celebrating Latino creatives and their contributions to entertainment, covering themes such as storytelling, identity, representation, and cultural insights. Notable episodes include discussions with comedian José Maestas about the challenges of stand-up in Hollywood, author Carlos Daniel on the craft of writing, and cultural journalist Johanna Ferreira on amplifying Latinx voices.

🎙 Lights, Camera, Latino: The Podcast! 🎙 is a podcast hosted by Angel Fabián Rivera, dedicated to authentically showcasing Latino talent, voices, and stories in the entertainment industry. Through weekly one-on-one interviews with actors, directors, musicians, and creators, we spotlight their journeys, celebrate their impact, and explore the vibrant diversity shaping the world of media.
In this special episode, I sit down with Sarah Schoellkopf, producer of the powerful documentary Norita, screening at the Atlanta Film Festival.
Norita (@noritathefilm) tells the story of Nora Cortiñas — a traditional housewife turned fearless human rights activist after the disappearance of her son during Argentina’s brutal dictatorship.
Directed by Andrea Testa and Jayson McNamara, and executive produced by the legendary Jane Fonda, this film is a moving portrait of resilience, motherhood, and the unstoppable fight for justice.
Sarah shares behind-the-scenes insights into capturing Norita’s journey, the personal connection the filmmakers have to the story, and why Nora’s message is more important now than ever.
Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about activism, memory, and hope!

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