The Revolución Podcast Kathryn Garcia Castro, Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, Court Stroud

Sgt. Aquilino Gonell's unwavering patriotism and dedication to serving his country shine through; inspiring listeners to reflect on the true meaning of citizenship and the sacrifices made by those who defend it.

"The Silence in Her Eyes" is the book Armando Lucas Correa wasn’t supposed to write. The author, who previously wrote "The German Girl" which sold more than a million copies, was so determined to get his latest book into the hands of readers that he was even willing to change his name to get it published.

Alyssa Reynoso-Morris has written a book that not only tantalizes the taste buds but also nourishes the soul.

Rachel "La Loca" Strauss is a risk taker. She bet on herself, leaving a career as a marketer in corporate America to perform sketch comedy professionally.

Lillian Colón, the first Latina Rockette shares how passion and spiritual fortitude led her to great heights. At 300 high kicks a show, 6 times a day, 42 days a year, for 10 years, she opened the door for every little girl who's ever wanted to dance.

Stacie M. de Armas from Nielsen shares the latest about the shift to streaming in the report: “TRUST IN MEDIA - THE KEY FACTOR DRIVING THE SHIFT TO STREAMING.”