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Etnografías de una Tierra Expropiada – Pre-Recorded

Revisita el primer capítulo de Etnografías de una Tierra Expropiada, una serie que busca reconfigurar el imaginario histórico de Nueva York/Lenapehoking a través de una lectura etnográfica de sus barrios. El presentador David Quintero examina las tramas de exclusión, resistencia y creatividad que han moldeado la ciudad, desde sus raíces indígenas hasta su presente sociocultural. En este capítulo abordaremos la historia de Wall Street, desde la cosmovisión Lenape y la colonización anglo-holandesa hasta la construcción del muro original, su desarrollo como símbolo de poder, su transformación en un mercado esclavista y, finalmente, la formación del distrito financiero que conocemos hoy.

4PM

ReInterpretar – Pre-Recorded

ReInterpretar es un podcast en español presentado por Juanita Ramos que destaca proyectos locales y comparte historias de la comunidad hispana de Nueva York. El objetivo es invitar a la audiencia a ver las comunidades, los espacios y las personas desde una perspectiva nueva. Hoy, escuchen los dos episodios anteriores.

Primero, una conversación con Dani Castañeda es un comediante colombiano radicado en Nueva York. Su comedia en español explora la vida cotidiana de los inmigrantes, las diferencias culturales y sus propias experiencias. Ha sido parte del New York Comedy Festival, así como del festival Netflix Is a Joke en 2024. En 2025, Dani está empezando a girar con su nuevo show llamado “PROPIO”. Nos cuenta su historia y cómo llegó a hacer comedia en una de las ciudades más icónicas del mundo.

Entonces, una conversación con Clara Londoño, una médica colombiana y líder comunitaria que desde hace cuatro años trabaja en el hospital Elmhurst, donde se dedica a conectar a la comunidad con el hospital y sus recursos. Con una maestría en Consejería de Salud Mental, Clara promueve el autocuidado y actualmente impulsa diversos proyectos enfocados en la prevención del suicidio. Habla sobre salud mental y el autocuidado en la comunidad migrante.

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Visit Our Archive

At LH Radio the archives are alive, and we’re constantly adding to them! As a documentary and media arts organization, our archives are one of the best tools we have to tell our story and those of our fellow community members. It’s with this sentiment that we host a radio archives day where we re-play content that has aired up to this point. It’s a great chance to catch shows you may have missed as well as revisit your favorites. So tune in, dale play, and take trip back to the future.

2PM

Deejay Guest – Live

Our Deejay guests are world travelers, visiting mixmasters, sound artists, and music enthusiasts in and around NYC, bringing their unique sounds to our station in the heart of Queens. Whether vinyl or digital, they engage us with their sets so stay tuned for incredible musical journeys, showcasing the diverse cultures that make our borough so vibrant. Today’s guest, Forti40 has been playing all over New York City since 2020, catering to many environments such as restaurants, bars, clubs, and celebrations. He prioritzes quality over quantity, creating listening journeys where everything has an intention, purpose and meaning. A DJ for the people, Forti40 knows that people come for a great time and it’s his purpose to serve that into reality. His goal is to redefine the ordinary, imagining sets that transcend the norm, inviting you on a journey. Whether you step in at the start, middle, or end, you’re welcomed to an immersive listening experience where the ambiance pulsates with irresistible energy. Here, you’ll find a space to truly be yourself.

5PM

Lantinea – Live

El Ballroom como territorio: migrar, bailar, resistir: ¿Qué significa migrar con el cuerpo como bandera y el baile como casa cuando el mundo insiste en negarte un lugar? ¿Cómo se resiste desde el Vogue en el ballroom con una piel indígena que carga un dolor ancestral por el que todavía luchamos? Migrar, resistir y bailar: esa es la coreografía vital de Malcon Carhuajulca, conocide en el ballroom como La.Prince Malcon. Afroindígena, trans de género fluido y artista multidisciplinar, Malcon llegó a Nueva York hace poco más de dos años buscando un lugar donde su cuerpo pudiera expandirse sin permiso. En el ballroom encontró un hogar: un espacio donde la piel, la memoria ancestral y el Vogue se cruzan para convertir el dolor en arte y la diferencia en dignidad.

2PM

Back to Rock – The Cure – Pre-Recorded

We’re restreaming a two-part Back to Rock special exploring the musical influences of The Cure. A show filled with Dream Pop, Shoegaze, Neo Psychedelia and experimental sounds that have inspired numerous bands in this Back to Rock journey. Walk with us tonight through the enchanted soundscape that is The Cure.

3PM

Mapping the Roots of Salsa Music in NYC #1 – Pre-Recorded

Inspired by the deep history of salsa in New York City, Sursystem Magazine created a map highlighting the genre’s origins, evolution, and key landmarks across the city. Originally featured as a centerfold in Sursystem Magazine 08, the map is now coming to life on the airwaves in a three-part live radio series, debuting its first episode today. Hosted by Marcelo Arroyave and Adrian Patiño, the series guides listeners through 23 key points on the map, each representing a neighborhood, venue, character, or landmark that shaped the story of salsa in NYC. At each point, listen to a track that not only contextualizes the discussion, but immerses the audience in the soundscape of salsa’s evolution. Today we’re restreaming the first episode. Tune in to learn more about the project and its creators, and begin the tour through New York City salsa.

7PM

Voice of Gbewaa – Live

Join Voice of Gbewaa host Yawuza Alhassan for an exploration of the African diaspora that begins with the traditions of his home community in Northern Ghana. A Ghanaian dancer, musician, researcher, and educator, Yawuza Alhassan, is the director of the Wuza Wuza Ensemble and the Wuzaland Cultural Center. Regarded as one of Ghana’s preeminent cultural representatives, Yawuza is respected for his knowledge of Ghana’s regional, linguistic and cultural diversity as reflected via the arts. He has traveled widely throughout the African subcontinent and now makes his home in the Bronx, NY where he is committed to perpetuating Ghanaian traditions within the African diaspora.

2PM

Documenting as Resistance – Live

Hosted by Los Herederos co-founder Naomi Sturm, Documenting as Resistance is a talk-based radio program exploring everyday people and their connection to neighborhood culture. A natural outgrowth of the organization wide community archiving initiative by the same name, Documenting as Resistance activates materials and discussions from the organization’s work in Diversity Plaza and Jackson Heights over the past several years. Today, we are returning to three past episodes:

1PM, LGBT Network: Listen to a conversation with members of the LGBT Network, a local non-profit organization serving LGBT people, their families, and support systems in Long Island and Queens. The LGBT Network is a leader in creating and implementing solutions to address many of the greatest challenges that LGBT people face today – bullying in our schools, discrimination and harassment, lack of community and socialization, disproportionate burden of HIV, unsafe workplaces, lack of housing and service options for LGBT older adults, and a lack of LGBT-affirming and welcoming community services. Moreover they do this work bilingually in a quest to serve Queens’ diverse Latinx LGBT populations.

3PM, Andrew Silverstein: In this episode of Documenting As Resistance, we sit down with Andrew Silverstein, long-time Queens resident and founder of Streetwise New York Tours. For over ten years, he has led walking tours of Jackson Heights with university groups, high school classes, and community organizations. Also a journalist, his writing, which often explores topics of immigration, has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The City and Forward.

4:30PM, Nuevo Queens Pride Initiative: Learn about the efforts of the LGBT Network’s Nuevo Queens Pride initiative, the story of one of Diversity Plaza’s longeset standing brick and mortar businesses, 4 Seasons Uniforms, owned and operated by Mr. John Park, and the personal trajectory of life-long neighborhood resident and sociologist, Dr. Soniya Munshii.

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Visit Our Archive

At LH Radio the archives are alive, and we’re constantly adding to them! As a documentary and media arts organization, our archives are one of the best tools we have to tell our story and those of our fellow community members. It’s with this sentiment that we host a radio archives day where we re-play content that has aired up to this point. It’s a great chance to catch shows you may have missed as well as revisit your favorites. So tune in, dale play, and take trip back to the future.