RAZA VOZ, presented by Ricosol Studios Podcast
1) Alfredo Daniel Garza "Danny", Keeping Community Organizing Alive
San Jose’s Raza community has a rich history and tradition of impactful community organizing that goes back to the 1950s and the founding of the local chapter of The Community Service Organization led...Show More
2) Charley Trujillo: Vietnam Veteran, author, publisher, filmmaker, director/producer
Charley Trujillo was raised in Corcoran, in a typical Latino farm working for the family. Charley Trujillo worked in the fields with his family and attended Corcoran High school. Growing up in the 196...Show More
Charley Trujillo: Vietnam Veteran, author, publisher, filmmaker, director/producer
36:04 | Dec 23rd, 2019
3) Tony Estremera’s Journey to San Jose's barrio de Sal Si Puedes
Tony’s life journey began in La Isla del Encanto, known to most people as Puerto Rico or Borinquén, what the Taino, the indigenous people of the island called their beautiful island. While the island ...Show More
4) Bill Ramos, Chicano holy man and mentor to the youth of East San Jose and Aztlan
Bill Ramos, Chicano holy man and mentor to the youth of East San Jose and Aztlan Bill “El Mosco” Ramos, whose spirituality has given him the wisdom and knowledge of his Native American and Chicano anc...Show More
Bill Ramos, Chicano holy man and mentor to the youth of East San Jose and Aztlan
41:21 | Nov 8th, 2019
5) Fred Hirsch: From Sal Si Puedes to the grape fields of Delano
As a young boy growing up in Depression-era New York City, Fred Hirsch knew racism and discrimination because of his Jewish background. Beatings, name-calling and harassment created a sense of s...Show More
6) Conversations with social justice activists
Raza Voz and Karl Soltero having a conversation with Teresa Castellanos and Ketzal Gomez, a mother and daughter’s two generations of social justice activism. How Teresa has witnesse...Show More