Today’s show is called “Connecting Mayan Families” with our special guest Dwight Poage, co-founder of the nonprofit Mayan Families. The show will broadcast: Mon, March 17, 2013  - 9 PM CST/10 PM CDT/11 AM EST - 30 mins. Call in during the show  (714) 816-4717.

Today’s show is called “What’s Happening in Honduras? A Glimpse from a Country in Crisis”” with our special guests with our special guests Vicki Cervantes Spokesperson for The Honduras Solidarity Network. The Network is dedicated to working with Hondurans in their struggle for the refounding of their country and to opposing U.S. intervention.

Radio Guerrilla Presenta en su programa Memorias Relatos y Retratos: La justicia, un territorio en disputa.  Domingo 10 de febrero 18:00 hrs.  http://myradiostream.com/radioguerrilla

Today’s show is called “A Milestone for Justice” with our special guests are Kathryn Johnson from the Guatemala Human Rights Commission and documentary filmmaker Pamela Yates, director of “Granito de Arena: How to Nail a Dictator”.

Today’s show is called “Creating Alternatives to Deforestation” with our special guests Richard and Joyce Stanley. Richard and Joyce direct the Legacy Foundation which provides media, management, technical and training services for sustainable development. The Foundation has worked in more than 40 countries and continue to focus on locally sustaining, training and networking, “from the ground-out”.

We’ll be counting down the top thirteen events that impacted Guatemala in 2012. We’ll also be looking at what to expect in 2013. To help us with our roundup we have special (returning) guest Timothy Smith.

Today’s show is called “Sustainable Economic Development and Direct Trade in Guatemala” with our special guest: Andrew Feldman. Andrew is the director of As Green As It Gets, an organization he joined in 2011. He was drawn to its comprehensive approach to sustainable economic development and close integration with communities they work with in Guatemala. He holds a B.A. in Political Science and International Studies from Yale University.

En el marco de la imperiosa necesidad de alcanzar “una construcción colectiva de la comunicación”, tal como lo planteara el Ministro del MINCI Ernesto Villegas, nos pareció importante destacar la labor de una radio cumanesa, Cayaurima, pionera en la construcción de un espacio revolucionario.

Monday's show is called “Living on One Dollar – A Journey Into Guatemala’s Poverty Problem” with our special guests: Chris Temple and Zach Ingrasci. Zach and Chris are Executive Directors and Co-Founders of Living on One. The company's first feature film, Into Poverty: Living on One Dollar, follows the journey of Zach, Chris and two filmmakers as they try to live on just $1 a day for eight weeks in rural Guatemala. The film's teaser videos have received over 580,000 views on YouTube, and the project has been featured in the Huffington Post and at TEDx Buenos Aires. Zach and Chris are currently touring the country speaking and hosting screenings of the film at 25 universities and 8 major cities around the U.S. 

Mesa Pública's next show on September 24, 2012 is called “Innovations: Finding Solutions to Guatemala’s Malnutrition Challenge” with our special guest: Edward Fischer, Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Center for Latin American Studies at Vanderbilt University. He is also the founder of the Maní+ malnutrition project in Guatemala.