“Wolf, Woman, Man”, tells the story of a couple that moves into a desolate mountain region and ultimately faces challenges from the elements, each other and a lone, injured wolf. Our live performances enhance the story by including visual elements created by local artists Liz Holland and Alvino Salcedo and set designers Katie Webster and Justin Hicks. 

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Combining traditional and contemporary Latin ska, Roka Hueka is a 6-piece band with members originating from Mexico, El Salvador, and the US. Singer Andres Gonzalez brought his love for energetic ska from Chihuahua, Mexico to Colorado. Finding time from his job as a construction worker, he formed one of Denver’s only Latin Ska groups in the fall of 2013.

Denver-based journalist and author of two books about immigrants in the area, Helen Thorpe, spoke with me about her work and her thoughts about America's immigration discourse.

This conversation was edited from a previous recording that appears in a more in-depth project, which discusses how words influence public policy, attitudes and media. To read and hear more, visit: https://asutt99.wixsite.com/palabrasinmigracion