In this weeks podcast we are going into the history of the chilean economy and the effect that has on the ground. We are focusing specifically on artisans and their experience under the neoliberal market economy of Chile. Corten first talks with Gloria, a local artesana from Santiago, and then Hunter Talks with Gabriela and Felipe, two artesanos en El Valle del Elkie, La Serena. 

#3 El Mercado

Hello! This is the new generation of hosts for "Found in translation", we're Jenny and Roberto. We hope you enjoy our intro for this semester. In this podcast we let you know who we are, what are our perceptions of Santiago to this day, our understanding of fiestas patrias, and our plan for this season of "Found in translation". Enjoy! 


Tiki - Tiki - Ti

This podcast focuses on the social organizations of the celebration of the anniversary of the proclamation of the formation of the state. During this podcast we will discuss the historical formation of this event along with the social implications of the 2015 celebration in terms of accessibility of fondas. We will do this by analyzing the barriers to celebration and the conditions present in the national celebration. 

A Foreign Perspective on Fonda

Songs:
intro: Canteca de Macao “BELLAS” 
Ana Tijoux- Sacar La voz 
Bebe - “Ella” 
Amparo - Ochoa “Mujer”  

Wachita Rica

Found in Translation is a podcast created by international students for international students in Chile. We will be exploring chilean life, politics, and society in six twenty-minute shows. This is a bi-lingual podcast, half in Spanish, half in English, so prepare to learn some Chilean slang!  The two hosts this semester are Hunter Conrad and Corten Singer, both UC Berkeley students. 

Found in Translation

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