About Us

Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting

This is a bilingual cultural network that broadcast on-air and online, and its main mission is to showcase the world of Latinos and Hispanics (and people of this heritage).

The SHB was born from previous productions by the same editor/producer/host, and now brings the new generation of shows under “Atenea Americana” produced at KZSU Stanford Radio (hence the name), but is an independent project. It is recorded and aired on Stanford Radio, and then broadcasted on different platforms online and on-air around the world.”

Atenea Americana

Atenea in Spanish means “The House of Culture.” It is a name inspired by the goddess of war and culture “Athens” (in Spanish Atenea). In many Hispanic countries, there is a space called “Atenea” or “Ateneo.” This place is usually a hub for culture, where people meet to enjoy, get informed, and discuss matters of culture. This show represents that. The aim is to join people through culture. (please read about our mission statements)

The Founder/Director

AIJ-photoCVIsabel Jubes, A.K.A. Isabel or simply ISA 

Isabel Jubes is a Venezuelan-born architect, educator, public official, and bilingual media producer dedicated to elevating the voices and achievements of the Latino community in education, culture, and public life.

She is the host and executive producer of Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting, a cultural and public-affairs program created at Stanford University and broadcast on KZSU 90.1 FM since 2012, reaching audiences locally and internationally. Through this platform, she highlights academic excellence, leadership, and innovation across the global Hispanic and Latino community, helping to reshape narratives about minorities through high-quality bilingual media.

Professionally, Isabel is a multidisciplinary designer and green building consultant with decades of experience leading architectural projects from concept to construction in the San Francisco Bay Area and abroad. Her work integrates climate awareness, healthy environments, and social equity.

She currently serves as trustee at the Sunnyvale School District Board of Education, where she champions educational equity, sustainable facilities, and policies that expand opportunity for all students. She has successfully co-led major funding initiatives for public education and represents her district in regional and statewide advocacy for children and public schools. She also serves as President of the California Latino School Board Association.

Isabel holds a professional degree in Architecture from the Universidad Central de Venezuela and a Master’s in Architecture and Environmental Design from the University of California, Berkeley, along with additional studies in sustainability, technology, and social entrepreneurship. She has also taught architecture at the community college level, where she focused on empowering diverse and first-generation students.

Across all her work — design, education, public service, and broadcasting — her mission is to build bridges between communities and institutions, inspire higher educational achievement, and contribute to a more just, sustainable, and culturally vibrant society.

Regular Contributors and Columnists

Sometimes we have great contributors who bring guests, offer commentaries, co-host a program or build an original column about their topic of expertise. Here it is our “Radio-Family”:

Daniel Caselles
Daniel Caselles

Daniel Caselles,

He is originally from Mendocino, Argentina. He is the co-founder and CTO of Authenware Corporation. He is an entrepreneur, Professor, Researcher, and promoter of social causes. He had worked for more than 10 years as director of VALOS, a non-profit organization promoting social responsibilities for corporations. He is also a partner in the Latin American Foundation Avina.

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  2. Proyecto Siembra, software para el futuro de la juventud y de la economía. | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  3. In the search of the Latin American Genome, interview with Dr. Karla Sandoval Mendoza and Dr. Andres Moreno Bustamante | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  4. Behind the scenes of San Jose Opera and Madame Butterfly | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  5. Crisis in Venezuela and Human Rights Violations, Interview with Dr. Alfredo Romero | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  6. Crisis en Venezuela – Violaciones de los Derechos Humanos | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  7. Noche de Ópera – Entrevista con Cecilia Violeta López y Ópera San Jose | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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  9. The principles of “Common Good” and the “Rule of law” in Indigenous people of the Andinean Region – Interview with Eliane Karp-Toledo | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  10. Profesor Héctor Hoyos opens a window to the work of Jorge Luis Borges | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  11. Venezuela Decoded, Depurando Información Veraz en Medio del Ruido | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  12. Una ventana al mundo de las tribus Andinas – Entrevista con la Prof. Eliane Karp-Toledo | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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  14. Venezuela Decoded, Depurando Información Veraz en Medio del Ruido | La Ventana Americana
  15. Proyecto Siembra, software para el futuro de la juventud y de la economía (Show en Ingles) | La Ventana Americana
  16. The hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Silicon Valley – Interview with two of its board members Servando Sandoval and Miguel Ortiz | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  17. Interview with Herbert Klein: The Soccer World Cup, and the Rise of the Middle Class: Challenges for Brazil
  18. USA, ahora y en los anales de la historia del Futbol – Conversación del archivo con Santiago Bozano | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  19. Ayuda para los desalojados y mas necesitados- Entrevista con Isabella Karabed trabajadora social para “Down Town Street Teams” | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  20. Masters of Opera perpetuating their art by teaching the youngest – Interview with international legend of Opera Martina Arroyo | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  21. Social Media in your “private” and professional life, creating your online persona – Interview with Rob Garcia | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  22. Literatura Hispana en el Siglo XXI – Profesor Eduardo Becerra nos presenta una ventana a la literatura | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  23. “NO ERA PENAL”: la inconformidad de los mexicanos continua | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  24. Astrobiology, the search of life around the Universe and the Understanding of Life on Earth | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  25. En la Búsqueda del Genoma Latinoamericano – investigación y resultados | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  26. Mientras tanto en México | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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  28. Poetisa, escritora, productora, emprendedora y mucho mas – Adriana Serlik, su vida y su obra | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  29. Expresidente del Perú Alejandro Toledo habla sobre Democracia y Desarrollo en Latinoamérica
  30. Astrobiologia búsqueda de vida en el universo NASA SETI
  31. RIP ROBIN WILLIAMS 1951-2014 | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  32. RIP ROBIN WILLIAMS 1951-2014 | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  33. VIVIENDO MEXICO | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  34. Astronaut Jose Hernandez, a life of achievements | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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  36. Investigaciones en la cura para carencias auditivas – Entrevista con el Dr. Eduardo Corrales | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  37. Universidades con un Perfil Internacional – Entrevista con Lara Bersano | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  38. Cancer and Race, Cancer and Economy – The Importance of Cancer Screening | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  39. Gracias Totales! – RIP Gustavo Cerati | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  40. New International Airport for Mexico City | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  41. Presos Politicos en Venezuela – Reporte Después de Varios Meses de Seclusion | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  42. Independencia de Mexico, clima y mas – desde Michoacán | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  43. El nuevo Moto X es el mejor smartphone Android jamás creado!!! | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  44. Latest Findings on the Cure for Hearing Loss – Interview with Dr. Eduardo Corrales | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  45. Pablo Neruda, a Special Character to Remember | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  46. Cuestiona.me, A Start-Up That Lets People Get Answers to The Big Questions | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  47. Celia Cruz, La Guarachera de America, a Special Character to Remember | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  48. Living Your Best Life – Column with Judith Duval | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  49. “Vivir sin límites” una charla con Flor Rubio | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  50. Entrevista con Antonieta Mendoza de Lopez sobre Presos Políticos en Venezuela | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  51. Filantropia de Hispanos para Hispanos | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  52. Latinas Think Big – New Leaders in a New World | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  53. Quino, after 50 years of QuinoTeraphy, and a 50 year old girl called Mafalda | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  54. Caring for yourself, by Judith Duval | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  55. ¿Que esta pasando en México en materia de protección de datos personales? Platicando con el MDI. Omar Frutos Mendoza | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  56. Entre Cuentos a Patadas, Chupetes de Luna, el Chapulín, el Rover y Otros Heroes | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  57. El grupo Chileno “La Ley”, vuelve a juntarse, y esta en “ReTour” | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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  59. Museo Mexicano en San Francisco se Prepara Para Empezar las Construcciones de su Sede Permanente | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  60. Derecho de acceso a la información en México con el Prof. Leopoldo Romero | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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  65. Gabriela Mistral – Great Woman and Poet Who Helped to Shaped The Present | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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  68. A Secret Dialogue between Washington and Havana with Peter Kornbluh | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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  71. RIP Chespirito | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  72. Que Viva el Tequila! | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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  79. Living Your Best Life – Guilt and Knowing Yourself | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
  80. Alcalde Antonio Ledezma y su Opinion de la Crisis Venezolana | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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  82. Derecho Energético en México | Stanford Hispanic Broadcasting
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