FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — In recent years, the state has seen a surge in the Hispanic population, with Spanish becoming the most common non-English language spoken in households, inspiring three local Latinos to create a community-driven podcast with a purpose.

In 2025, podcasts have become a mainstream media platform with almost two hundred recognized by the Arkansas Podcast Collaborative Directory, a non-profit focused on supporting podcasts in the natural state.

In 2019, Irvin Camacho, Elena Ramirez, and Miguel Palacios began the "District 3 Podcast," highlighting Arkansans and opening the floor to important conversations within the community, while also making Arkansas history as the state's first bilingual podcast.

"The majority of our episodes are in English, but then we in

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