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Rabiosas, for this episode, we speak on staying in touch through web conferencing and digital media. In a world where people communicate face-to-face, the COVID-19 pandemic has made it hard for professionals to families to communicate effectively. Entrepreneurs like our guest, Gus Fakhouri, explored how people can connect with those they admire most. An app called Real Talk Live allows people to video chat with their favorite celebrities, public figures, and industry leaders.

To learn more about the app, click here:

https://www.realtalklive.com/

Rabiosas Diane and Leslie dedicate episode 04 to the black lives lost to police brutality and violence. In the heart of the Harlem neighborhood in New York, NPR Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa tells the Rabiosas that the world is experiencing a historic moment. The murder of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery caused an uproar across the country and around the globe. Episode 04 uncovers it all: the BLM protests, the civil rights movement in Chicago, the murder of George Floyd, the future of journalism, the mistreatment of journalists, having a voice and Hinojosa's new book, which comes out in September.

Donate:

https://blacklivesmatter.com/resources/

Other ways to donate in support of the BLM movement:

https://nymag.com/strategist/article/where-to-donate-for-black-lives-matter.html

To hear the latest episode on NPR's Latino USA:

https://www.latinousa.org/

To hear the latest episode on In The Thick 

https://www.inthethick.org/

To preorder Hinojosa's book:

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/once-i-was-you-maria-hinojosa/1136665277?ean=9781982128654

Welcome back, listeners! On Episode 03, co-hosts Leslie and Diane discuss their favorite books from their favorite journalists and welcome their guest Othman Alazzam, their classmate from college and a former reporter in Jordan, Syria and Libya. Keep listening to learn more about his journey to America and hear our conversation on the Black Lives Matter protests in Chicago.  

Enjoy!   

Cover art by Arte Triste • https://society6.com/artetriste  

Music by Twenty Elbridge • https://twentytapes.com

Welcome back Rabiosas! In episode 02, we speak on confidence, racial profiling, the death of Ahmaud Arbery, and sex workers using their visibility to fight through dangerous policies. Our guest, Phoenix Calida, is an Afro-Latina activist and a former sex worker. Calida tells us her role in destigmatizing sex work and mobilizing sex workers to speak to legislators at Capitol Hill. 

Check out Pheonix's podcast/website here: https://winecellarmedia.com 

Cover art by Arte Triste • https://society6.com/artetriste 

Music by Twenty Elbridge • https://twentytapes.com

Hello! !مرحبا Hola! 

Welcome to the first episode of Rabiosa Medina Radio (Furious City)! Get to know us co-hosts as we talk about our cultures and explain how Rabiosa Medina came about! We speak on what it means to be a Rabiosa in the realm of journalism, connecting with each other for the first time, our lives since COVID-19 hit, and disasters and conflict coinciding in Lebanon. Our first guest is Dr. Shawky Amine Eddine, Director of training at the Lebanese Red Cross, who will apprise us of how the people of Lebanon are dealing with COVID-19 and civil protests. 

Learn more about the Lebanese Red Cross here: http://www.redcross.org.lb/ 

Donate to the Lebanese Red Cross: https://www.supportlrc.app/donate/  

LRC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lebaneseredcross/  

Cover art by Arte Triste  •  https://society6.com/artetriste  

Music by Twenty Elbridge • https://twentytapes.com

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