Futuro Media

1 month ago | futuromediagroup.org | Luis Luna

Futuro Media was featured at On Air Fest, the premier festival of sound and storytelling that showcases intimate conversations, performances, and live podcasts. Our very own Maria Hinojosa and Maria Garcia delved into the art of radically transparent storytelling in journalism. They explored how embracing vulnerability and intimacy as hosts and creators shapes the craft behind some of Futuro Studios’ most impactful series—Suave, My Divo, and Anything for Selena.

Sep 25, 2024 | futuromediagroup.org | Luis Luna

New York (September 25, 2024) – Futuro Studios, the original podcasts and programming division of Futuro Media, in collaboration with My Cultura, iHeartMedia’s podcast network dedicated to elevating Latinx voices and stories, present Chess Piece: The Elián González Story, hosted by Emmy award-winning journalist Peniley Ramírez. This 10-episode series premieres on Wednesday, September 25. Following the launch, the episodes will debut weekly on Wednesdays. Listen to the first episode now here.

Sep 10, 2024 | futuromediagroup.org | Luis Luna

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa returns with the politics podcast In The Thick on September 12. Line up of co-hosts includes journalist Paola Ramos, actor and producer Judy Reyes, and political science professor Dr. Christina Greer. New York (September 10, 2024) –  Independent, nonprofit news media organization and podcast studio Futuro Media announced the return of the award-winning politics podcast In The Thick.

Mar 4, 2024 | futuromediagroup.org | Luis Luna

Pulitzer Prize-winning editor and producer Marlon Bishop and Emmy Award-winning journalist Peniley Ramírez now co-lead Futuro Media. Eminent public media industry leader Yolette Garcia and renowned immigration scholar and advocate Bill Hing join the Futuro Media Board of Directors. They join recently elected board officers and distinguished nonprofit executives Brenda Camacho and Maria Teresa Rojas.

Dec 4, 2023 | futuromediagroup.org | Luis Luna

Mexican-American journalist María Emilia Martin’s vibrant voice resonated in U.S. public radio for almost five decades. She bid farewell this weekend, surrounded by loved ones, concluding a remarkable journey that included founding Latino USA, the longest-running radio show covering Latino communities in the U.S. She was 72.