Janice Llamoca: The Archivist

Oye Mi Gente!

English - October 01, 2020 12:00 - 55 minutes - 67.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 21 ratings
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Welcome back to another episode of Oye Mi Gente! Podcast.

This week, our guest is Peruvian Archivist extraordinaire, Janice Llamoca.

Janice Llamoca is an award-winning journalist and podcast producer at VICE News. During her time as a radio producer, she has done stories about history, language access, and culture, and humanizes her stories with compelling voices from communities of color. Her work has been featured in NPR’s Latino USA, The New York Times, NPR’s Code Switch, LA Weekly, Remezcla and more. As a proud Peruvian American, Janice (in her spare time) attempts to convert the English-speaking world to pronounce “l-l-a-m-a” as “Yama” and not “Lama.” Because no one says “tortiLa.”

Credits:

Co-Creator, Co-Producer & Host: Viv Moran @blackflowersgrow

Co-Creator, Co-Procuder & Audio Engineer: Marcela Carbajal @uniqbeing

Original Music Compositions by: Marcela Carbajal @uniqbeing

LOGO BY: JOEL BURGOS @joel.burgos

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