EatWith is a site, which follows the shared economy style of AirBnB and Spain's BlaBlaCar, where you can book a seat at a chef's dinner table and dine with strangers. This story shares the dining experience.

This is a radio story I did in Spanish as a part of a radio show for my journalism master's program at the University of Barcelona. Due to strict time constraints for the show, the story is 3:20 minutes.

Class Project: "EatWith" Radio Report

A pesar de estar 10 mil kilómetros en distancia de los países donde el quechua esta reconocido como un idioma oficial, quechua hablantes en Barcelona siguen compartiendo su idioma y cultura andina.

Quechua en Barcelona

Since the 90s, party crews have been a way for many young Latinos in Los Angeles to build community and have fun with friends. Janice joined a party crew in the mid-2000s for all of the same reasons other teens did, but her safe space was shattered at the end of her high school years. As she reflects on those days, Janice calls up her friend Noreen to recount their party crew days as teens growing up in L.A. county.

This piece was produced by Janice Llamoca, Marlon Bishop and Sophia Paliza-Carre, as part of the 24-hour Radio Race from KCRW's Independent Producer Project.