Lost in Mexico
Nita RaoThere's more to Mexico than tacos and narcos. Join Nita Rao—lawyer, world champion debater, and journalist—as she explores the hidden sides of Mexican life through conversations with Mexicans.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | DocumentaryPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture | ||||
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In Part II of this three-part series, I venture out of the high-end chef bubble, and into some very real, and very heated debates about the cultural appropriation of Mexican food. Is Enrique Olvera right that food belongs to everyone, or is that just... more
Vicente Fox was President of Mexico from 2000-2006. In this wide-ranging interview, he opens up about his campaign to legalize marijuana and curb the power of drug cartels, his concerns about Mexicos democratic future under President López Obrador, a... more
Mexican food is complex, delicious, and ... divisive. In this three-part series, I dive into the raging debate about the cultural appropriation of Mexican food, asking Mexicans from across the spectrum—high-end chefs, traditional indigenous cooks, an... more
In this special episode, I speak to Mexicos most famous chef, Enrique Olvera, owner of two of the worlds top 25 restaurants—Pujol in Mexico City (ranked 12th) and Cosme in New York City (ranked 23rd). Chef Olvera opened up about a number of controver... more
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- The telenovela story was great
That is the only I have listened to but it was well done, an entertaining insightful look at trends in Mexican television and it answered some questions I have been wondering for a while regarding portrayal of race and social class in Mexican media. The media landscape there seems to be slowly improving, good news.
Audible5Dan Fenyvesi
United States3 years ago - Amazing insight into Mexico!
This is a terrific listen. Nita does a wonderful job revealing Mexico through personal stories. Very compelling, insightful, and very well done. Definitely worth your time!
Apple Podcasts5stephensalsUnited States4 years ago - Very interesting podcast about the Mexican experience
Nita’s voice is magnetic and her use of storytelling through interviews with Mexicans is enriching and poignant. A really interesting listen with the added benefit of being a superbly produced podcast.
Apple Podcasts5Jessiem0220United States4 years ago - Mr
Hi Nita and Kiran, more
Apple Podcasts5Rajupalem
Australia4 years ago - well presented
Very well presented Nita. When I read about Asylum seekers sent back to the country of origin never thought about the alienation aspect on their return. more
Apple Podcasts5rase2005Australia4 years ago
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