

New exhibit showcases never-before-seen Freddy Fender artifacts
Sep 26, 2024
Freddy Fender, a legendary Tejano musician, is celebrated for his groundbreaking contributions to bilingual music. The podcast unveils a unique exhibit at the San Benito Cultural Heritage Museum, showcasing never-before-seen artifacts from Fender's life and career. Discussions highlight his struggles against industry discrimination and his influence on Latino artistry. Historians share personal stories that paint a richer picture of Fender's legacy, aiming to correct historical oversights and honor his multifaceted impact on music.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Censorship and Constitutional Rights
02:56 • 7min
Navigating Literature Access for Incarcerated Individuals in Texas
09:27 • 6min
From Music to Academia: Journey of Impact
15:19 • 6min
Legal Battles and Energy Innovations in Texas
21:14 • 10min
Celebrating Freddie Fender: A Musical Legacy
31:28 • 8min
Celebrating Freddie Fender and Texas Political Updates
39:40 • 5min
Political Dynamics and Censorship in Texas
44:59 • 2min
Upcoming Events and Local Culture in Texas
47:02 • 2min