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Avanza 88.3, Utah’s first bilingual public radio, marks one year with a Hispanic Heritage Month launch party Oct. 2 at Drift Lounge featuring local Latino talent. -
Utah SymphonyIndependent journalist Pablo Tellechea interviews Afro-Cuban Jessica Rivero, the new Utah Symphony conductor, on music, identity, and inclusion.
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Edgar Zúñiga of Avanza 88.3 interviews Nick Valencia on his immigration reporting in Utah, from fear in classrooms to small businesses fighting to survive -
Mexican-American singer-songwriter DETZANY kicks off the first-ever Avanza Sessions in Salt Lake City, Utah with an intimate performance and interview. Hosted by Carina Linares, DETZANY opens up about her journey as a Latina artist and bilingual storyteller. DETZANY previews the Unity Block Party where she'll perform on August 30th. -
Carina Linares of Avanza 88.3 talks with Ben Anderson about Park City Song Summit, a festival blending music, wellness, and inclusion. -
En este capítulo de "Hecho en Utah", nuestro conductor Allan Vera entrevista a Fabi Cano, fundadora y dueña de Gemini Glow Aesthetics. Es toda una inspiración. -
In our first episode of "Hecho en Utah", our host Allan Vera interviews Sandy Arrieta, founder and owner of Arempa’s. She arrived in the United States with $500 in her pocket, and today she runs several locations in Utah that showcase Venezuelan cuisine. La conversación es en español. -
En una edición especial de Conexión, Edgar Zúñiga, director de programación de Avanza 88.3 y conductor habitual del espacio, fue entrevistado por Carina Linares, productora de participación comunitaria, para explicar el impacto de los históricos cortes federales a los medios públicos. Subrayó el compromiso continuo de la Universidad de Utah y de las estaciones hermanas de Avanza, KUER y PBS Utah, con este nuevo servicio comunitario, que no se detiene. -
Avanza 88.3 Program Director and Conexión host Edgar Zúñiga speaks with Maria O’Mara, Executive Director of Avanza, KUER, and PBS Utah, about the recent congressional cuts to public media funding. They discuss what the loss means for local stations and why Avanza isn’t going anywhere. -
APOYA A AVANZA HOY: Dona $10 y recibe una bolsa de Avanza tipo tote. -
WHAT YOU CAN DO—LO QUE PUEDES HACER: El Congreso eliminó $1,100 millones ya aprobados para NPR, PBS y medios locales. Act now to protect public media. -
Mexican Consul Eduardo Baca tells Avanza 88.3: “Fear is rising again... There’s so much uncertainty and uncertainty breeds fear.” Full interview airs soon.
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