Mixed Media Organizer | Town Meeting Member, Pct. 14 for Arlington, MA
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Host Guillermo Hamlin closes off 2018 by interviewing Carlos Sandoval Olascoaga, a PhD student in the Design and Computation Group @ MIT. They discuss urban computing, noise pollution, “participatory models”, and social media apps that inform urban data.
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In his final Pachanga session, Host Guillermo Hamlin talks to Malden’s Ward 4 City Councilor, Ryan O’Malley. They discuss greener urban space, ranked choice voting, urban exploration, the history of Malden, and the state of civil liberties.
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Host Guillermo Hamlin interviews the second in his Thanksgiving Pachanga series with Jorge Campos. They delve into surviving poverty through creative finances, financial literacy, and dealing with the wealth of privilege at Harvard University.
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Host Guillermo Hamlin interviews Luke O’Neil, Esquire Writer-at-Large & Freelance Journalist. They discuss his work “I’ll Read Your Texts When You’re Gone” & the future of digital mourning, State Rep. Mike Connolly being a great guy, & Emo Night Boston.
http://theweek.com/articles/801418/ill-read-texts-when-youre-gone
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Here’s an update on my Patreon’s regarding my day job’s Haunted Studio.
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Host Guillermo Hamlin interviews Scott Mellinger (Guitarist of Zao) for its Halloween episode. They delve into some horror content (Netflix, Stephen King, etc), the history of Zao, & why Guillermo wanted to be like Steve Albini growing up.
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Hello blog fam, we’re 10 episodes in and we’re hoping to keep our experiment going. We’re expanding and asking for more support. Stay tuned for potential live sets.
We’re going to be airing our episodes on Activate Radio Fridays at 8pm.
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Host Guillermo Hamlin interviews Sam Tracy: Portland, ME Democratic Chair & cannabis business consultant. They discuss the intersection of gun & cannabis laws in Maine, civil liberties under Obama & Trump, & whether drug legalization should be treated as a public health necessity.
Host Guillermo Hamlin interviews the first in his Thanksgiving Pachanga series with Carlos Castellon & Stephanie Suarez. They delve into educational access as Latino students & entering the Harvard Graduate School of Education as M.Ed candidates. Guillermo also thanks stations that play the Guowcast, as well as others.