Jocelyn Gonzales

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  • Username: JocelynGonzales
  • Director, PRX Productions
  • Role: National Program Staff

Recent Pieces from Jocelyn Gonzales

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Call Your Elders: We’re Going to Be Okay (11:45)
From: Feet in Two Worlds

Rosalind calls her Tita Margaret, a Filipina immigrant who lived through 9/11 in New York City.
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Black Immigrants in the Whitest State (28:01)
From: Feet in Two Worlds

Two young Black African immigrants in Maine talk about their state, which has the widest racial disparity in the country when it comes to coronavirus infections.
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Call Your Elders: Hugs from Here (10:27)
From: Feet in Two Worlds

Ramaa checks in on her 93-year-old aunt Indira, who lives in Banaglore, India.
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Call Your Elders: A Letter to Italy (13:20)
From: Feet in Two Worlds

Two Italian women living in San Francisco compare their experiences during the pandemic.
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Rosa’s Story: Undocumented and Unemployed in the Pandemic (22:18)
From: Feet in Two Worlds

Undocumented hotel housekeepers are among some of the most vulnerable workers in the pandemic. In this episode, we hear one of their stories.
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Call Your Elders: Cooking with Philip and Niki (10:54)
From: Feet in Two Worlds

In Philip Zias’ words, “I never thought I can cook.” Hear how the pandemic changed that for the 82-year-old Greek immigrant.
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The Home Clock (26:47)
From: Feet in Two Worlds

Beenish Ahmed’s journey from NYC to her Pakistani immigrant parents’ home in Ohio brings up questions of belonging and the meaning of family.
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Call Your Elders: Meet the Barraus (14:18)
From: Feet in Two Worlds

In our first Call Your Elders conversation, Haitian-American producer Florence Barrau-Adams checks in on her parents, Monique and Eric, to see how they’ve been making the ...
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Should I Stay or Should I Go? (27:55)
From: Feet in Two Worlds

In response to the failed U.S. response to COVID-19, two immigrant women wrestle with the question “should I stay or should I go?” — and reach very different conclusions.