In celebration of Latino & Hispanic Heritage Month, our editors had the privilege of sitting down with the esteemed journalist, author, and professor Héctor Tobar, whose work often explores dynamics between Latin America, Latino immigrants, and the United States. Here, he discusses his influences, identity, love of audio, and his new book, Our Migrant Souls.
Talking Latino & Hispanic heritage and culture with Héctor Tobar
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Deep Down Dark" and "Our Migrant Souls" explores the complex development and identity of what it means to be "Latino" in the US today.

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