In the fourteenth episode, Chris and Victoria (filling in this time for Ken) talk to Cuban historian and political activist, Manuel Cuesta Morúa about the current human rights situation in Cuba.

In our thirteenth episode, Chris and Ken speak to Chef Teresa Corção about her transition from designer to chef, to manioc advocate, to an activist for sustainable food.

In the twelfth episode, President Solís talks to Chris and Ken about the rise of evangelicals in Costa Rica, China’s interest in the region and the situation in Nicaragua. 

On the latest episode of “Two gringos with questions,” Chris and Ken speak to Paternostro about her new book, meeting “Gabo” for the first time, and the stories she gathered about his life.  

On our tenth episode, Christopher Sabatini and Ken Frankel talk to Ambassador John Feeley, former U.S. Ambassador to Panama, about Panama’s relationship with China, U.S. policy on Venezuela and his resignation from the Trump administration.

On our ninth episode, Victoria Gaytan and Ken Frankel talk to Tatiana Clouthier, Mexican Congresswoman, author of the recently released book “Juntos Hicimos Historia,” and former campaign manager for President Andrés Manuel López Obrador during the 2018 federal elections.

Dudley talks to hosts Chris and Ken about organized crime in Latin America, CICIG’s struggle for survival in Guatemala, and gang involvement in El Salvador politics and shares how his interest in investigating organized crime in the region came about.

On our seventh episode, Chris Sabatini and Ken Frankel talk to Laura Mora, award-winning Colombian director and screenwriter, to discuss her feature film, “Matar a Jesús,” her writing process, and the new wave of women directors coming out of Colombia.

On our sixth episode, Chris Sabatini and Ken Frankel speak to Alma Guillermoprieto, award-winning Mexican journalist, to discuss Nicaragua’s past, the real reason behind the rise of Bolsonaro, and which country makes the best ceviche.