National Radio Project

We hear about hip-hop and change in Cuban society, and what people on the ground are saying about new phases in the Cuban revolution. 

We go to Michigan, where from the city of Detroit, to the farmlands and countryside, citizens are battling to gain greater control over the bounty of the great lakes.

We look at how political marching bands are stirring up public spaces; from the streets, to supermarkets to your Facebook feed.

On September 11th, 1973, a US-backed military junta toppled Chilean president Salvador Allende, marking the beginning of decades of repression.

We bring you a documentary about a group of Chilean exiles and musicians in the US who transform their experience of terror into artistic expression.