Edward R. Murrow 2022 Region 7 Honorees

Here are some of our favorite bilingual podcasts that are serving up some incredible Spanglish content for all the bilingual Latinos out there.

¿QPM? is one of the longest running, fully bilingual podcasts in the U.S. The project is entirely replicable anywhere a local news outlet wants to reach out for bilingual university and community resources.

The Radio Television Digital News Association announced the University of Evansville and WNIN as a national winner for the 2021 Edward R. Murrow Awards. WNIN, UE, and ¿QPM? reported on Midwestern pandemic stories.

The ¿QPM? team including host/producer Paola Marizan, co-producer Mareea Thomas and former WNIN news director Steve Burger shared how the Murrow-winning show has changed the station and the community.

For the first time, ¿QPM? won an Edward R. Murrow Award for the Excellence in Innovation category. Reporting for Season 4 previewed the 2020 census and election with collaborators from Michigan to Mexico.

Diversify Now, Stand Up for Staff and Other Lessons From a Bilingual, Multicultural Newsroom in Southern Indiana

Will Read and Sing For Food (WRASFF) will perform its second show in Evansville to benefit a new WNIN podcast.

2017 Top Latinx Podcasts #Top2017Podcasts

Los podcasts bilingües pueden tener episodios enteros en cada idioma, o contar con una mezcla de ambos, como ¿QPM?. Este podcast se trata de la comunidad latina en el medio oeste y de cómo surgió la idea.

Check out the dope podcast ¿Qué Pasa, Midwest?, a bilingual podcast about Latinos in the Heart of our Country, to hear stories of immigration, Latino art and culture, Latinos in the military and more.

One of the defining features of ¿Qué Pasa, Midwest?, a podcast from WNIN and PRX, is that listeners won’t just hear the show in English — they’ll hear it in Spanish, too.

When WNIN first discussed expanding their coverage to Spanish-speaking communities, the intention was to become a trusted news source for those communities.

In November 2016, WNIN launched the bilingual podcast ¿Qué Pasa, Midwest? Headed by producer Paola Marizán, ¿QPM? was established with the hopes of telling the stories of Latino community members living in the Midwest.

One of the greatest threats to public media is a crisis of imagination. How do we envision our future? How do we interrogate our past to ensure a better tomorrow? How do we bring fresh thinking to all we do?