American vs. Latino TV

Hyphenated with Joanna Hausmann and Jenny Lorenzo

Pitaya Entertainment

Us Latinos, Education, Comedy, Hyphenated, Pitaya, Jenny Lorenzo, Latinx, Joanna Hausmann, Society & Culture

5 • 632 Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2021

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Joanna and Jenny talk about Spanish-language television, the shows they grew up watching, which ones inspired their comedy, the differences between programs produced in Latin America versus the United States, and the current trend they see in English-language TV that is purportedly made for Latinos.

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0:00.0	Hi everyone, I'm Joanna.
0:07.9	And I'm Jenny.
0:08.8	And this is hyphenated, the podcast about living in the hyphen.
0:12.0	Does that sound weird?
0:13.3	And this is hyphenated.
0:15.1	I don't know why saying that feels like I'm doing it wrong every single time.
0:20.1	Because you say it every time, and so it becomes like a weird alphabet soup.
0:25.0	I'm like, is that a word?
0:26.4	It isn't.
0:26.9	Did we make it up anyway?
0:28.3	Yeah, you're like, what the hell?
0:31.7	I have a question.
0:32.5	What TV shows are you watching right now?
0:34.9	Loki.
0:35.6	Everyone is watching Loki.
0:37.3	I thought people were saying Loki. I thought that they were trying to tell me like it. Loki. Everyone is watching Loki. I thought people were saying low key.
0:39.3	I thought that they were trying to tell me like it's low key something I don't want to say.
0:43.2	Oh my God.
0:46.1	No, everyone's talking about Loki and alligator Loki specifically.
0:50.6	Yes, everyone's talking about alligator Loki.
0:52.4	What a sick.
0:53.4	I just started Ted Laso. Oh, yeah, I still
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