Apr 26, 2023 20 min

It's called Futbol!

This episode explores the history of futbol and its relevance for immigrant communities, rituals, and families. This episode has an interactive and audiovisual study guide available at www.melthestorydoc.com. In them, I also share personal photos (archives.) Additionally, this episode has interactive and audiovisual study guides available at www.melthestorydoc.com. In them, I also share personal photos (archives.), I reconsidered my fieldwork during my dissertation in 2014 and shared some of my favorite futbol (soccer) memories...especially the 2022 World Cup finale.

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