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-Hugo was only latino/Mixteco at Harvard -Hugo and small group of Latinos shamed Harvard into allowing them to have two blocks on radio station Hugo opened up his radio block to other Latinos (Boriquas) at Harvard. -learned a lot about Boriquan culture -Hugo had a second radio block on Sunday that was primarily Tejano/Mexican -Radio Bilingue served as cultural bridge to the various Latino groups in CA -only news service in Spanish language radio -1984: Radio Bilingue was first medin to cover Republican National Convention in Spanish -Radio Bilingue (bilingual) is done in Spanish & English but also in languages of the various Latino oriented native groups such as Mixteco -Future for Radio Bilingue - Immigration issues, healthcare, drop out rate for student -programming for young people since vast majority of Latinos are under 25 -Radio Bilingue and changes of demographic communities -large increase of latinos in Deep South & Midwest -Working with local arts communities to develop radio partners