Summary

Continued from R:16976. Tape three of three. One in this series of Spanish-language talk programs hosted by Carlos Martinez, focusing on a variety of problems relating to human sexuality. The first part of this tape continues the program's earlier focus on callers' menstrual and fertility problems such as post-abortion symptoms, irregular periods, and hormonal regulation. The host then moves on to an extensive discussion of the benefits offered by vitamins B1 and B2. The program offers a smattering of music and news reported by Jorge Roberto. Roberto discusses the rebounding of the U.S. stock market; Tropical Storm Isis, which has formed in southern California; the United Nations food program in Cuba, offering assistance in the draught brought by El Ni–o; the twenty-five-percent growth in the income of married couples, due to the increase in the number of working mothers; plus crime, sports, traffic, and weather news. Next, Martinez moves on to a discussion with his listeners of sexual problems between couples such as impotence and urological infections. He wraps up his program, which is followed by a news report from Radio Wado, again presented by Jorge Roberto. Stories covered include International Monetary Fund aid to Latin America, a tax-free period in New York City, and crimes in the New York area. Francisco Rivera concludes with sports news. The main topic is the scoring of the fifty-fifth home run by Sammy Sosa, who has thus tied the record of Mark McGwire. Includes commercials, promos, and public service announcements.

(This program is in Spanish.)

The acquisition and cataloging of this program were made possible by Marvin and Jacqueline Kosofsky.