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What the press says
...audio fiction with a mission, a fun kids' sci-fi show that embeds its Latinx history message in young-adult appropriate adventures. - Eve Batey, Inside Podcasting
The representation here is strong in creators and cast, as well as in the message it sends about histories that have been erased by colonization and oppression. - Elena Fernandez Collins, Discover Pods
What fans say about the podcast
Wonderful — So Good!
"This podcast is amazing. The story really draws you in, and is really original. The sound design and production are incredible. Well worth the listen! Can’t wait to see where it goes."
— MoGiv86Family Friendly Fun!
"Such a fun start to an exciting time traveling adventure! I can't wait to see how the story progresses. Create a little quality family time in your day and listen with your kids."
— MyDogRocketWonderful!
"They have only just begun, but I love the focus of Timestorm. Family, sci-fi and shining a continued spotlight on Puerto Rico is what excites me most about this show!"
— Gabriel.ReAbout the Hosts
Dania Ramos
Series Creator / Head Writer / Showrunner
Dania Ramos is the series creator and head writer for Timestorm. She's also a playwright, teaching artist, and author of the children’s mystery series The 7th Grade Sleuths. DaniaRamos.com
Michael Aquino
Audio Engineer / Sound Designer / Composer
Michael Aquino is the audio engineer and composer for Timestorm. Michael has released two solo albums, Giants Will Fall (Cocotazo Music 2015) and City Stars (Cocotazo Music 2018). MichaelAquino.com
Start with these episodes
Season 1 Trailer
Twins from Newark, New Jersey, travel through time to preserve Puerto Rico’s true history.
Timestorm is produced by Cocotazo Media with support from PRX and the Google Podcasts …
Episode 1: The Storm
Twelve-year-old twins Alexa and Beni Ventura are yanked into a timestorm where they meet a distant cousin who gives them an extraordinary …
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