Milestone Due for Hispanic Radio Network
Next month, the Hispanic Radio Network will set a milestone. The Washington-based network will launch a call-in program broadcast to all Spanish-speaking countries in the Western Hemisphere, except Cuba. Mundo 2000 is a one-hour weekly program about science, technology, health care and the environment.
“What makes it unique is that the show will include a call-in number that can be accessed from any point with a telephone in the Western Hemisphere,” said Javier Sierra, the network’s managing editor.
The show will be carried by KDIF-AM (1440), which is based in Riverside County but can be heard in Santa Ana and other parts of Orange County. “The sampling I got was enough to convince me it’s good for our community,” said Gilberto Esquivel, the station’s general manager. “The Latino community has very few sources for information,” he said.
Listeners also can find more information at https://www.Mundo2000.com
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