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This edition: Season 2/Episode 14





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First aired: April 17, 2018.

Culinary Arts, old and new traditions centered around Food Jose Gabriel Ramirez Ruiz - Working directly with farmers and harvesters, Jose Gabriel Ramirez Ruiz has created a restaurant with a unique aesthetic and a strong personal ethos.

Meet Nelson Gonzalez, founder of Sofrito Magazine. After developing his passion for cooking with his mother he went on to pursue a career in the culinary arts.

We bring you a delicious serving of the Orlando-based Melao Bakery. The owners of the bakery, Eduardo and Yanira Colon, wanted to bring the feel and taste of the island to Central Florida.

  • About this series

  • Puerto Rican Voices is an investigative TV documentary series about colonialism in Puerto Rico. In the aftermath of hurricane María, the island has struggled to get back on its feet, and instead of getting more prepared in the wake of climate change, Puerto Rico finds itself in an even more fragile state. It is within this environment that the government puts forward a privatization agenda, providing unprecedented tax breaks to investors. This five-part series explores the energy crisis, pollution, displacement, and economic precarity, resulting from a decade-long recession, and the aftershocks of hurricane María. Looking at the intersections of resilience, and resistance, Puerto Rican Voices provides a map to the ongoing issues of Puerto Rico. 

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