Que Pasa

05/11/2026

04/30/2026

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11/11/2025

Take a look back at Yotuel’s recognition with the José Martí Award, a true testament to his impact as an artist and advocate for freedom and cultural pride.

Don’t miss the chance to meet him at the screening of Patria y Vida, an inspirational documentary celebrating freedom, identity, and cultural pride — showcasing how art can spark dialogue, ignite change, and preserve history.

Wednesday, November 12, from 6 PM to 10 PM EST at the Barrymore Film Center, 153 Main Street, Fort Lee, NJ 07024.

🎟️ Get your tickets by clicking the link here! https://tinyurl.com/y94ke6b8

10/21/2025

Celia Cruz’s 100th Birthday: A Global Tribute to the Queen of Salsa

Born in Havana in 1925, Celia Cruz became a powerhouse of Latin music and a symbol of Afro-Cuban pride. Her voice, banned in Cuba, still reached hearts worldwide. This year has been her centennial celebration with concerts, exhibits and a memorial mass in Havana—despite decades of censorship. Her iconic “¡Azúcar!” lives on as a shout of joy, resistance, and cultural pride.

10/14/2025

We’re celebrating Latino excellence!

On October 10, our very own Que Pasa TV host, Carlos Medina, received an El Award from El Diario Nueva York. He wasn’t alone—Tony Award-winning choreographer Sergio Trujillo was also honored that evening.

Carlos and Sergio reconnected and shared exciting updates about Sergio’s latest work: the upcoming film Kiss of the Spider Woman, choreographed by him and starring Jennifer Lopez, Diego Luna, and Tonatiuh.

We’re proud to share these moments with our community and highlight the achievements of Latinos making history in arts, culture, and entertainment.

10/07/2025

What happens when Latinas redefine leadership in law and media?

In this episode of Qué Pasa with Carlos Medina:

Melinda Colón Cox, General Counsel at New Jersey Community Capital, recognized leader and advocate for underserved communities.

Marisol González, an award-winning filmmaker, whose latest project highlights the life of golf legend Chi Chi Rodríguez.

Two leaders. Two powerful segments. One conversation on representation and impact.

Watch the full episode this Saturday, October 11 at 9:00 AM on NJ PBS: https://www.pbs.org/show/que-pasa-nj-with-carlos-medina/

09/09/2025

We are back, so Set Your Calendars—Saturday at 9 a.m. ET on PBS and PBS.org!

Episode 7: Power in the Numbers brings together leadership, culture and data. NJCU president Andy Acebo shares what’s ahead for the university and its partnerships. Chef Derick Lopez of The Freakin Rican talks turning family recipes into a restaurant, catering company and national brand. Ana Valdez, president and CEO of the Latino Donor Collaborative, breaks down the numbers behind Latino contributions to the U.S. economy—and why they matter.


Watch on PBS.org Saturday at 9 a.m. ET. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for full episodes and clips. ¡Nos vemos!

08/27/2025

When Bob Medina Met Rubén Blades (and Marilyn Monroe Showed Up)

Did you know?

Carlos Medina’s father, Modesto “Bob” Medina, started as a clerk at The New York Times and rose to manage the “news morgue” and photo library. Along the way, he entertained legendary figures—including Rubén Blades, Marilyn Monroe, and Arthur Miller.

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08/26/2025

Honoring Bob Medina’s Career at The New York Times

Modesto “Bob” Medina dedicated nearly four decades to The New York Times. His leadership helped transition its archives and photos to the New York Public Library, a multimillion-dollar milestone. The publishers themselves sent letters of gratitude—a testament to the legacy he left behind.

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08/22/2025

Modesto “Bob” Medina left his mark at The New York Times. He helped filmmaker Bill Miles bring Men of Bronze to life. He guided a young Rev. Al Sharpton in the archives.

This tribute celebrates his generosity and service.

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