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Don't Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Guillermo Fesser, Lisa Button, Nick Leiber
44 episodes
1 month ago
Don’t Interrupt Me, Por Favor is an interview show in Spanish and English for bilinguals and future bilinguals. Award-winning journalists Guillermo Fesser, Lisa Button, and Nick Leiber talk to bilingual guests navigating two worlds. The hosts and their guests speak the way many Spanish speakers in the U.S. do—in a mix of both languages.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Don’t Interrupt Me, Por Favor is an interview show in Spanish and English for bilinguals and future bilinguals. Award-winning journalists Guillermo Fesser, Lisa Button, and Nick Leiber talk to bilingual guests navigating two worlds. The hosts and their guests speak the way many Spanish speakers in the U.S. do—in a mix of both languages.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Language Learning
Education,
Society & Culture
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The Inimitable Luis Alberto Urrea
Don't Interrupt Me, Por Favor
51 minutes 39 seconds
5 years ago
The Inimitable Luis Alberto Urrea

No one conveys the suffering, courage, joy, and spirit of those who dwell in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands better than Pulitzer finalist and master storyteller Luis Alberto Urrea, whether it’s the horror of “The Devil’s Highway” or the allure of La Gloriosa in “The House of Broken Angels.” Urrea, whose father was Mexican and mother was from New York, talks about how the culture wars in his home shaped who he is today, the controversy surrounding the Jeanine Cummins novel “American Dirt,” and his Guggenheim project, a book about his mother's bravery as a Red Cross worker on the World War II frontlines. Special thanks to Allee Sprung at Acast, Brody Dryden at KAMP Student Radio, and Connor Button, theme music creator. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and subscribe on Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts, por favor.


El inimitable Luis Alberto Urrea

Nadie describe el sufrimiento, el coraje, la alegría y el espíritu de quienes habitan en la frontera de Estados Unidos y México mejor que el finalista del premio Pulitzer y maestro narrador, Luis Alberto Urrea. Ya sea el horror de "The Devil's Highway" o el encanto de la Gloriosa en "La Casa de los Ángeles Rotos". Urrea, de padre mexicano y madre neoyorquina, habla sobre cómo las guerras culturales en su casa conformaron al autor que él es hoy día; sobre la controversia que rodea a la novela de Jeanine Cummins, "American Dirt", y sobre la beca Guggenheim que dedica a un próximo libro sobre la historia de su madre; valiente trabajadora de la Cruz Roja en primera línea de fuego durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Nuestro agradecimiento especial a Allee Sprung de Acast, a Brody Dryden de KAMP Student Radio y a Connor Button, creador de la sintonía. Síguenos en Twitter @interruptshow, y comenta, sugiere y suscríbete en Apple, o donde quiera que obtengas tus podcasts, por favor.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Don't Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don’t Interrupt Me, Por Favor is an interview show in Spanish and English for bilinguals and future bilinguals. Award-winning journalists Guillermo Fesser, Lisa Button, and Nick Leiber talk to bilingual guests navigating two worlds. The hosts and their guests speak the way many Spanish speakers in the U.S. do—in a mix of both languages.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.