Hey, it's Glenn Washington, the host of the Snap Judgment podcast.

At Snap, we tell cinematic stories that let you feel what it's like inside someone else's skin,

stories that let you walk in someone else's footsteps, storytelling like you've never heard.

The highs, the lows, the joys, the pain, the twist, the turns, the laugh, the life.

Snap judgment drops each and every week. Listen, wherever you get your podcast.

Hey, I'm Jorge Andreas Olivares and I'm hosting a new show, hyphenation. I'm like many other

hyphenated Latinos in the U.S., our cultures and our communities,

and form our choices, like with money.

We had that pressure to be the breadwinner.

Religion.

I just think Jesus was what we would now define as queer.

And family.

We're not physically close and we're not like that emotionally close either.

So join me and some amigas as we have easy conversations about hard things.

Catch hyphenation from KQEDD studios wherever you get your podcasts and on YouTube.

From KQED. Post-World War to America was a time of economic opportunity, and people wanted cars.

Mustang, the original, America's favorite sports car, with three new models.

390 cubic inch V8.

Imagine the open road, cruising with the windows down, radio blaring, the epitome of freedom.

That's the image Ford was selling.

Falcon has a low, lean, long-hooded look.

At the start of the 1960s, Ford had cornered nearly a third of the U.S. car market.

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