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Here are samples of the video and multimedia presentations produced by KDNA and Novela Health Education. Some deal with the life issues facing Latino or migrant households. Others chronicle the history of Radio KDNA. Also featured here are productions of others that we feel are of special interest - see Hitchhiking Off the Map. Click on the link to watch the video or listen to audio. La Esperanza del ValleThis English language video production, a six part serial of 30 minutes each, tells the story of a Chicano family living in a farming community in Washington state. The Ortegas are hard working, but have alcohol related problems. Fernando, the 17-year-old son, is suffering from the consequences of using alcohol: he is arrested for public drunkenness, suspended from the wrestling team, breaks up with his girlfriend, and sees a counselor as part of his suspension stipulations. Subplots address issues such as exposure to pesticides, teenage pregnancy, and adult alcohol problems. La Esperanza del Valle (The Hope of the Valley) is a production of Novela Health Education and Radio KDNA. See the Novela Health catalog for information about purchasing. Radio KDNA: La Voz del CampesinoThis short documentary film, featured at the ¡Mira! Festival
de Cine y Video Latino, in Seattle, November, 1999, was produced by
Mario Zavaleta and Martha Sanchez of Latino Northwest Communications in
honor of KDNA's 20th anniversary. Our thanks to Martha and Mario for the
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History of Radio Cadena in 3 parts
This is a three part slide presentation produced for KDNA's 20th anniversary. Part 1 shows the beginnings of KDNA with the Northwest Chicano Radio Network. |
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Part 2 features some of the important programs KDNA
has produced since December 1979, including collaborative projects with
Novela Health Education.
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Eres Lo Que ComesProduced in the popular telenovela format, Eres Lo Que Comes (You Are What You Eat) is an exceptionally warm series conveying an important nutritional message. Juanita is introduced to nutrition in her prenatal care, and scenes with the nutritionist include easy to understand demonstrations of how the different food groups play a role in health. In this musical excerpt farmworkers are harvesting lettuce outside of Salinas. See the Novela Health Catalog for information about purchasing. Hitchhiking Off the MapOccasionally we hear a production from another station that just seems like it belongs here. The Independent Eye is a theatre and audio arts production company in California that has a radio show called "Hitchhiking Off the Map". They have graciously allowed us to share these two productions. Cesar Cruz - poet, revolutionary, raconteur - listen in RealAudio Arturo Castillo - about being Latino, about being - listen in RealAudio You can learn more about The Independent Eye, and hear other programs, at independenteye.org. More about Cesar Cruz at brownpride.com (watch out for the popups)
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