“Encuentro Latino” is honored with the presence of the young poet, Natalia Leon. Enjoy an intimate reading and discussion of her poems “Sea Love,” “Crease,” “Hugo Leon,” “Luna,” “Canvas,” and “Forbidden Words.”
After a career as special agent with the U.S. Wildlife Dept., John Brooks, a jazz musician, martial arts expert, screenwriter, and former air marshall – is running for Congress in the 51st District.
Today, Dr. Angeles Arrien, cultural anthropologist and award winning author who speaks internationally, shared her insight into Gratitude, explaining how every culture has ways to say “Thank You”. Dr. Arrien spoke about the gratitude practices, perennial wisdom (multi-cutlural wisdom), and the four universal portals to gratitude. She also discussed overcoming the obstacles to gratitude, and shared insight into “grateful seeing”. Her book “Living in Gratitude” is a must read if you are interested in cultivating gratitude into your daily life!
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On today’s installment of “Encuentro Latino,” student David Durrani does an in-studio acoustic performance.
Joe Farmer, a member of the Highlands Christian Fellowship church in Palmdale, stops by “The Coffee House” to talk to host Tatia Calhoun.
Joe speaks in detail about his dance ministry and doing Gods’ work to reach out to the youth.
Today on the show, Regem Corpuz interviews Matthew Delgado, a CSUN student affiliated with SQE and also a participant in the hunger strike taking place on the campus. Matthew gives a little overview on what SQE is, and the importance of the strike. Delgado believes that mismanagement of funding by the CSU Board of Trustees has occurred, while students are suffering from the budget cuts. Regem ends the show with some topics on SB1070, Rubio’s Dream Act and some words from President Obama.