After a 26-year campaign, Congress passes a bill for the Smithsonian to add a National Museum of the American Latino.

Episode 10 - For over a quarter-century the Friends of the American Latino Museum has been the only organization dedicated to advocating for a National Latino Museum.

In this episode, we have conversation with Danny Vargas, who was Chairman of the Friends of the American Latino Museum when Congress passed the bill and was signed into law. “The passage of this bill caps off a decades-long effort to create an institution that would celebrate and commemorate the over 500 years of Latino contributions to the building, shaping and defending of America; enlighten all visitors to the fascinating complexity of Latino culture and today’s Latino community; and serve to inspire future generations.” said Vargas “The time has come to tell the stories that have been excluded from our history book and missing from our museums.”

As a Professional Golfer Omar Uresti Works to Play and Plays to Work

Episode 9 - Omar Uresti discovered his love for the game of golf at age 4. Determined to pursue his passion Uresti became a professional golfer when there were very few Latino playing the game. This interview gives listeners a glimpse of what it takes to be a professional golfer.

Chickens Don’t Have Fajitas - An Interview with the Fajita King Sonny Falcon

Many people think that if you put grilled meat in a tortilla add cheese, guacamole, sour cream, and Pico de Gallo that you have a fajita. No, you have a taco. A fajita is a specific cut a meat that comes from a cow. Therefore, there is no such thing as a chicken fajita.

This episode - Chickens Don't Have Fajitas, interviews Sonny Falcon, the Fajita King. Sonny Falcon whose name became synonymous with fajitas passed December 19, 2019 at the age of 81.

This audio recording of J.R. Gonzales and Evelina Solis hosting 501 News Latino originally aired in 2011 on KDRP 103.1 FM and streamed worldwide at KDRP.org. Affiliate of the Sun Radio Network. Warning:

This episode may not be suitable for vegetarians

Marketing and Revenue Growth Tips from Hamid Yaz, Entrepreneur Extraordinaire (Part 1)

Episode 7 - Business owners and entrepreneurs all want their operations to grow. However, many owners focus on the wrong things that have no direct or immediate effect on generating revenue, securing long-term customers, or many other business goals and objectives. This episode speaker Hamid simplifies the growth process into proven and amazingly easy to understand methods that entrepreneurs around the world constantly overlook. If you ready to get your business growing, grab a note pad and listen to this podcast. You will be glad you did.

Marketing and Revenue Growth Tips from Hamid Yaz, Entrepreneur Extraordinaire (Part 2)

Episode 6 - Business owners and entrepreneurs all want their operations to grow. However, many owners focus on the wrong things that have no direct or immediate effect on generating revenue, securing long-term customers, or many other business goals and objectives. This episode speaker Hamid simplifies the growth process into proven and amazingly easy to understand methods that entrepreneurs around the world constantly overlook. If you ready to get your business growing, grab a note pad and listen to this podcast. You will be glad you did.

TAMACC Presents Dr. Anthony Fauci: COVID-19 in Hispanic and Minority Communities

Episode 5 - Due to the high and disproportionate infections and mortality rate of COVID-19 among Hispanics, African Americans and other minorities, the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC) hosted a webinar with Dr. Anthony Fauci to address these concerns.

The TAMACC webinar exceeded capacity. Over 1,000 Hispanic business owners, community leaders and elected officials from across Texas and from around the county registered to watch the webinar. Fauci's presentation was informative and succinct.

Dr. Fauci serves as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the U.S. National Institutes of Health and has been an advisor to every U.S. President since Ronald Reagan.

The Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC) is a nonprofit 501 (c)(6) organization created to promote business leadership, create economic opportunities, and provide legislative advocacy for the Hispanic business community in Texas. TAMACC was founded in 1975 to encourage opportunities in commerce and to organize local programs to improve the economic condition of the Hispanic population. TAMACC is an association with more than 15,000 members and advocates for over 700,000 Hispanic businesses in Texas.

U.S. and Mexico Issues from a Mexican Perspective

Episode 4 – In this episode Latino Business Report host J.R. Gonzales has a candid uninterrupted conversation with Ing. Francisco M. Galvan Garza, a representative of the Governor of Tamaulipas Francisco Javier García Cabeza de Vaca.

The Immigration Plight (Part Two)

Episode 3- Immigration attorneys Alejandro Martinez with the Immigration Institute and Raymundo Valdez with the law firm of Valdez and Monarrez have a candid conversation with Latino Business Report host J.R. Gonzales about immigration laws and new White House policies. Part 2 of 2 ( Recorded March 2017)

The Immigration Plight (Part One)

Episode 2 - Immigration attorneys Alejandro Martinez with the Immigration Institute and Raymundo Valdez with the law firm of Valdez and Monarrez have a candid conversation with Latino Business Report host J.R. Gonzales about immigration laws and new White House policies. Part 1 of 2 (Recorded March 2017) 

Pilot Episode of Latino Business Report

Episode 1 - This episode interviews TAMACC leadership current and past about the organs of the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce