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Week # Air Date, 8/24/2008

 File — Item: 803

Scope and Contents

Segment #1 2WAY VOTO LATINO

Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa speaks with Voto Latino Executive Director and co-founder Maria Teresa Petersen about the Latino voter interest in this year's presidential election. (Self-contained 0:00)

Segment #2 WAY MELISSA SEGURA

Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa speaks with Sports Illustrated writer Melissa Segura about how Latinos fared during the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. (Self-contained 0:00)

Segment #3: MH ESSAY

Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa shares her recent conversation she had with a congressman. (SELF-CONAINED 0:00)

Segment #4: STEVE JORDAN

Texas accordion legend Esteban 'Steve' Jordan has been a professional musician for 62 of his 69 years. A reclusive artist, Jordan is not well known outside of his Tejano roots. And yet many have long dubbed him the 'Jimmy Hendrix of the accordion.' But a recent bought with liver cancer almost killed this acclaimed musical genius. As part of his recovery, Jordan decided to lift the veil somewhat on his reclusive life. Latino USA's Alex Avila visited with Steve Jordan in his west San Antonio home, and brings us this profile. (0:00)

Dates

  • Creation: 8/24/2008

Repository Details

Part of the Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin Repository

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