Jennifer L. Lambe

Jennifer L. Lambe is an Associate Professor of History at Brown University, focusing on the intersection of political and popular culture in Cuba. She discusses how the 1959 Cuban Revolution influenced everyday life and shaped worldviews. Lambe examines the role of media like television and radio in molding public perception during the Revolution, as well as the impact of U.S. travel bans on cultural exchange. She also connects past cultural dynamics to contemporary challenges, including recent protests and the role of digital media in Cuba.