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Featured guest: Associate producer Alejandro Bravo of Tamirfilms, a socially conscious filmmaking company. Hosts Mariauxi Viloria and Carlos Tehran talk with Alejandro about their efforts to empower youth and prevent bullying. We also share highlights of this week's daily local news, local community events, volunteer opportunities and another installment of Efemerides celebrating significant moments in Latin American history. Also featured: Luis vs Luis sports show and an eclectic mix of Andean folk and pop music by the Chilean singer, Gepe.

Hosts Ramon Tristani and Luz Maria Lopez welcome Francisca Fernandez of the Latino Health Coalition to the show. Childhood obesity in the Latino population is increasing at alarming rates. Francisca unravels the complex reasons for this increase and details the many ways parents, policymakers and health care providers can help to stop this worrisome trend. Later in the show we feature another installment of Ecoreport, news the earth wants you to hear and news from Radiobilingue. Also highlighted: a weekly review of the daily local news, another segment of Espectaculos pop culture news, and local volunteer opportunities and events. Musical feature: Afro Peruvian electronica group, Novalima.

HOLA celebrates the most interesting Latinos and Latinas of 2011 with a special lineup of interviews recorded during the year. Featured interviews: Martha Montoya of Los Kitos Produce, student activist and DREAM supporter Omar Gama, innovator and environmentalist Fernando Nilo of RECYCLA Chile and Cuban feminist Doctor Norma Vasallo.

The HOLA crew takes turns hosting this special edition of the program as we say farewell (and Thank You!) to longtime host Carlos Gonzalez. Featured interview: Ely Perez Medina of El Centro Comunal Latino shares important and timely information about Seasonal Affective Disorder and treatment options. Later in the show we share highlights of this week's daily local news, a new installment of Sexploración, and Israel Herrera hosts another edition of "Un Cafecito con..." highlighting the university's most "interesting" Latinos. Also featured: News from Radiobilingue.

Immigration is a contentious issue across the county. HOLA Bloomington highlights some of the best 2011 interviews that shed light on the changes in immigration trends and legislation in the past year and their impact on families, business owners, undocumented workers, and enforcement agencies alike...all in this special edition of HOLA Bloomington.

Hosts Mariauxi Viloria and Miguel Lara share highlights of this week's daily local news, local community events, volunteer opportunities and another installment of "Sabias Que?" covering relevant topics of the day. Also featured: words of inspiration from Joel Castro in this month's segment of Animate, and our monthly sports segment "Luis vs Luis" with Luis Hernandez and Luis Fuentes. Israel Herrera chats with Professor and musician Michael Spiro in another edition of "Un Cafecito con..."

Everyone is aware of the constant reports about the criminal element that is supposed to have taken over the alluring country of Mexico. However, there is a quiet side to Mexico that doesn’t get such negative press. If you go to the towns that are just outside the tourist areas, you will find the other Mexico. Perhaps even a more memorable one. Author Rudi Unterthiner’s brings this side of Mexico to light in his new book, Faces, Souls, and Painted Crows. We also share highlights of this week's daily local news, local community events, volunteer opportunities and another installment of "Espectaculos" entertainment news covering what's happening now in Hispanic music, television, and movies. Also featured: national and international news from Radio Bilingue, words of inspiration from Joel Castro in this month's segment of Animate, and "Sexploración" with Tessa Maulhardt and Ely Perez.

Hosts Luz Maria Lopez and Ramon Tristani speak with Alabama small business owner, Guadalupe Pinedo-Rios, about the effects of the latest immigration law, HB 56. Later in the show, national and international news from Radiobilingue. As always we provide highlights of this week's daily local news, local community events and volunteer opportunities. Also featured: "Un Cafecito Con...; with Israel Fernando Herrera and another great segment of Efemerides, celebrating significant moments in Latin American history.

Hosts Lylian Martinez and Carlos Teran bring us another installment of "Sabias Que?" discussing recent study findings that Hispanics are becoming less religious. Mexican migration expert Jaqueline Garcia Salamanca speaks about her work with South American and Mexican migrants. Also featured: highlights of this week's daily local news, local community events and volunteer opportunities, national and international news from Radio Bilingue, and words of inspiration from Joel Castro in this month's segment of Animate.

Host Mariauxi Viloria and Miguel Lara chat with Carlos Cruz about his Drug and Gang Prevention Program: “Think About It”. Carlos is a former U. S. Marine and retired Coast Guardsman who was selected to be an Intel-analyst specializing in Hispanic narcotics trafficking. Carlos sheds light on drug trafficking between the U.S. and Mexico and how teenagers in our own communities are affected. We also share highlights of this week's daily local news, local community events, volunteer opportunities and another installment of Efemerides celebrating significant moments in Latin American history. Also featured: Luis vs Luis sports show and Sexploración with Kelly Carson and Ely Perez.