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Continue reading →: Good Morning, Buenos Dias, Buongiorno, Bom Dia, and Boker TovGood morning Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, I’m Luis Hernandez, and this is The Public’s Radio. I’ll say those words, or a wide variation of morning greetigs every day over and over. As the morning host I’m the first voice our listeners will hear. I’m responsible for getting them their…
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Continue reading →: Latin Connection!Public media has tried (it’s not the only media company to do so) and struggled to make strong gains within the Hispanic community. Long before people spoke the letters D.E.I., I have worked tirelessly to help shrink that gap between Public Media and the ethnicity of my birth. As a…
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Continue reading →: Storytelling with PodcastsI love podcasting because it’s simply another tool to sit down and talk to people. One of those podcasts is Planet Earth 2072, a climate science podcast about the potential threats to our future. The Planet Earth 2072 podcast is a series of conversations with scientists from many areas of…
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Continue reading →: Art Is Never Finished…I love talking with artists, writers, poets, actors, directors, just about anyone who works in the arts. For a few years I have been doing these interviews on our formerly weekly podcast Artscape. We still have regular conversations with artists, musicians, actors, and authors. Like the conversation I had with…
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Continue reading →: Host of The Weekly CatchThe Weekly Catch was a half-hour show I hosted, featuring the work of our local journalists and bringing you more depth on the most important stories of the week. Every week on The Weekly Catch I used to host a series of conversations with lawmakers, reporters, business owners, and a…
Hello,
I’m Luis
I’m the Morning Edition host for The Public’s Radio in Providence. I’m also a podcast host, blogger, writer, artist, and daydreamer.
I just waned to tell you that I love Luis Hernandez. He has a beautiful voice and his conversational style as a morning host is very engaging. Somehow he seems more relaxed and real than most radio hosts. I am very glad you found him. Good job!
Kristin
On this Thanksgiving Day, listening to your program, I am inspired to say “Thank you!” for your excellent broadcasting and reporting. As a teacher, I often share with my class, your interesting snippets of facts I hear as I prepare to leave my home for work; a fun and thought-provoking way to begin their day! My principal and I often comment on your reporting and carry with us, your work, throughout the day! You are doing a wonderful job! I hope you are enjoying our unique and beautiful state and feel welcome here!
Christine Bernardo
Luis Hernandez 