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What the press says
The diverse cast, great music, audio production, and adventure-based storytelling will draw kids in and teach a little history at the same time. — Anne Bensfield & Pamela Rogers, School Library Journal
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
Educational, fun, and real
"This show is entertaining. It's educational. And it's important. I really wish kids everywhere had this kind of show to teach them about their own cultures and histories, and those of the others around them."
— Richard KL
Love love love
"...it's got my kids asking about our family history and heritage, and also gaining an appreciation for another culture. Great storytelling and very well produced, a joy to listen to."
— OJKaus
Awesome podcast
"My daughters and I love this show! Fun and adventurous and connects you with Puerto Rican history!"
— @JVazquez_poetryAbout the Hosts
Dania Ramos
Series Creator / Head Writer / Showrunner
Dania Ramos is the creator and head writer of Timestorm, named one of the “Top Trendsetting Podcasts from 2020” by School Library Journal. Dania is also a playwright, educator, and author. DaniaRamos.com
Michael Aquino
Sound Designer / Audio Engineer / Composer
Michael Aquino is the sound designer and composer for Timestorm, named a 2020 Webby Awards honoree. Michael has released two solo albums, Giants Will Fall and City Stars. MichaelAquino.com
Start with these episodes
Timestorm Series Trailer
The Ventura twins travel through time to preserve Puerto Rico’s true history.
Trailer content written by Dania Ramos
Audio engineering, sound design, and original music by Michael …
Episode 1: The Storm
Alexa and Beni Ventura are yanked into a timestorm where they meet a distant cousin who gives them an extraordinary mission: travel through …
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