The first episode of the Polivision, a podcast about Latin(o) American popular culture, is about humor and satire in the Americas from 9/11 to the Trump era. 

Hosted by Paul Alonso, a Peruvian journalist and professor at Georgia Tech, and Rachel Jinx, a student of international affairs and Spanish. Produced by Lauren Neefe. Recorded at WREK. 

Created by Paul Alonso, Polivision was developed through a grant from the Digital Integrative Liberal Arts Center (DILAC) at Georgia Tech, in Atlanta, Georgia. 

This episode features music by Spleen-Musical and Garnavutka.

Polivision Podcast S1 / E1: Satire in the Trump era

This episode of Polivision, a podcast about Latin(o) American popular culture, is about satiric tv shows in Latin American, focusing on the cases of Brozo (Mexico), Jaime Bayly (Perú), and Capusotto (Argentina). 

Hosted by Paul Alonso, a Peruvian journalist and professor at Georgia Tech, and Rachel Jinx, a student of international affairs and Spanish. Produced by Lauren Neefe. Recorded at WREK.

Created by Paul Alonso, Polivision was developed through a grant from the Digital Integrative Liberal Arts Center (DILAC) at Georgia Tech, in Atlanta, Georgia.

This episode features music by Spleen-Musical and Garnavutka.

Polivision Podcast S1 / E2: Satiric TV in Latin America

This episode of Polivision, a podcast about Latin(o) American popular culture, is about feminist satire and digital humor in Latin America, highlighting the case of Malena Pichot (Argentina), la Pulla (Colombia), Las Igualadas (Colombia), Chumel Torres (Mexico), and Enchufe.tv (Ecuador). 

Hosted by Paul Alonso, a Peruvian journalist and professor at Georgia Tech, and Rachel Jinx, a student of international affairs and Spanish. Produced by Lauren Neefe. Recorded at WREK.

Created by Paul Alonso, Polivision was developed through a grant from the Digital Integrative Liberal Arts Center (DILAC) at Georgia Tech, in Atlanta, Georgia.

This episode features music by Spleen-Musical and Garnavutka.