Episodes
Wednesday Nov 08, 2017
Episodio 4(30): Política Latina en Estados Unidos
Wednesday Nov 08, 2017
Wednesday Nov 08, 2017
Juhem y Luciano hablan sobre DACA, participación política y organizaciones políticas latinas.
Wednesday Nov 01, 2017
Episode 29: Progressive Latinx Politics
Wednesday Nov 01, 2017
Wednesday Nov 01, 2017
Luciano and Juhem highlight progressive organizations led by Latinx people and their impact on American and Latinx politics.
Wednesday Oct 25, 2017
Episode 28: A Politics Show
Wednesday Oct 25, 2017
Wednesday Oct 25, 2017
Luciano and Juhem discuss being politically engaged Latinos.
Wednesday Oct 18, 2017
Episode 27: What is DACA and why it Matters
Wednesday Oct 18, 2017
Wednesday Oct 18, 2017
Today's episode is the audio of Juhem's talk at the American Humanist Association (Washington, DC) on October 12, 2017. Links: Key facts about unauthorized immigrants enrolled in DACA (Pew Research Center) The Dream Act, DACA, and Other Policies Designed to Protect Dreamers (American Immigration Council) Public Support for Basic Policies of DACA Program Edges Up (PRRI)
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Episodio 3(26): Mes de la Herencia Hispana
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
En el tercer episodio de La Experiencia de Benito Juárez Juhem y Luciano hablan sobre el secularismo y laicismo hispanos en el mes de la herencia hispana. El primer segmento se trata de una discusión del crecimiento del secularismo entre las comunidades Latinas en los Estados Unidos y el por qué a pesar de ser una quinta parte de la población, no escuchamos más en los medios. El segundo segmento se enfoca en el crecimineto de las comunidades digitales de latinos y latinas sin religión y el crecimiento del secularismo en América Latina. Finalmente cerramos con una discusión de la historia laica y secular en las Américas, España y los Estados Unidos con la politóloga Dra. Yazmín Trejo.
Wednesday Oct 04, 2017
Episode 25: Secular Latinx Stories
Wednesday Oct 04, 2017
Wednesday Oct 04, 2017
On an episode recorded on International Blasphemy Day Juhem and Luciano talk with Dr. Yazmin Trejo about her project on secular Latinx history and stories. Dr. Trejo talks about the motivations for the project, some of her findings so far, and how to help her document laicismo and secularism in the Greater Latinx community in the U.S. and Latin America. Luciano delves into the history of International Blasphemy Day to start the episode. Links: Latin American History And International Blasphemy Day (Luciano GonzalezSin/God) To share secular Latinx stories with Dr. Trejo please email: secularlaico AT gmail DOT com
Wednesday Sep 27, 2017
Episode 24: Secular Latinx Communities
Wednesday Sep 27, 2017
Wednesday Sep 27, 2017
Luciano and Juhem continue their discussion of Latinx secularism as part of Hispanic Heritage Month. They mention the importance of online communities in creating a safe space for Latinx people who doubt religion and to meet others with similar doubts. They also discuss how irreligion is spreading in Latin America and why religious identification varies so much across the region. Links: Secular Latino Alliance Hispanic American Freethinkers Religion in Latin America (Pew Research)
Wednesday Sep 20, 2017
Wednesday Sep 13, 2017
Episodio 22(2): Demócratas, valores familiares y Charlottesville
Wednesday Sep 13, 2017
Wednesday Sep 13, 2017
En nuestro segundo episodio Juhem y Luciano discuten varios temas. El primer segmento se enfoca en la estrategia de los líderes del partido Demócrata para ganar las elecciones del 2018. El segundo segmento trata de apropiación del término "valores familiares" para el uso de la población no religiosa. El programa cierra con una discusión de los eventos en Charlottesville el mes pasado.
Wednesday Sep 06, 2017
Episode 21: Charlottesville
Wednesday Sep 06, 2017
Wednesday Sep 06, 2017
Luciano and Juhem recap the tragic events in Charlottesville, Virginia last month. They argue about what to do with Confederate monuments and disagree about what's the best way of contextualizing those artifacts. They also discuss President Trump's response. The show closes with observations about weaponizing vehicles and the GOP enablers of this practice. Links: After Charlottesville Rally Ends in Violence, Alt-Right Vows to Return (Sarah Posner, Rolling Stone) Update: US President Trump’s Response to Charlottesville Events (Human Rights Watch) Legislation, Cars, And Protesters: How Laws Can Be Affected By Tragedy (Luciano GonzalezSin/God) Be Not Constrained: James Croft on Humanists’ Responsibility to Fight Oppression (Point of Inquiry)