Journalist Alicia Fernandez, who conducted the interviews for The Red Note podcast, recently spoke with the Women's Media Center's publication, The F-Bomb, about the podcast.

In the interview, Alicia discusses her role in the making of The Red Note podcast and the continuing problem of femicide in Ciudad Juarez and across Mexico.

​Read the complete interview with Alicia Fernandez about The Red Note podcast.

The ninth and penultimate episode of The Red Note podcast, "The Imaginary War", is now available in both English and Spanish on Apple, Spotify, and other major podcasting platforms.

You can listen and subscribe to all nine available episodes of the podcast in English through this link, or in Spanish by clicking on the following link.

​Episode 9 of The Red Note podcast examines the years between 2008 and 2012, when conflicts between gangs, cartels, and federal troops transformed Juarez into "the most dangerous city in the world". In edition to exploring the cause of this violence, the episode examines the emotional toll that these years had on the lives of women living in the city during this period. 

"Ni Una Menos, Ni Una Más", the eighth episode of The Red Note podcast, is now available to listen and download in both English and Spanish on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcasting platforms.

Click on this link to listen in English on your favorite podcast platform, or click on the following link to hear the first eight episodes of the podcast in Spanish.

Episode 8 of The Red Note podcast begins in 2003, 10 years after the first recorded femicide in Juarez. With authorities still no closer to ending these murders, it would take the efforts of investigators from the United Nations and Amnesty International, protesters like Eve Ensler and Jane Fonda, and parents like Norma Andrade and Marisela Escobedo to make sure the voices of victims of femicide along the border in Juarez would finally be heard.

The Red Note podcast and film producer Estefania Bonilla Hernandez and writer/director Craig Whitney joined the women of the collective Desvergonzadas for an interview to discuss the making of the podcast, their forthcoming feature film, and the problem of femicide in Mexico.

Desvergonzadas is a collective based in Mexico City whose goal is to raise awareness and spread information about the problem of femicide in Mexico and its victims. The interview was a part of the collective's "Virtual Offering" to commemorate the lives of victims of femicide and state violence in honor of the Day of the Dead.

Click on the video below to watch the interview.

Today's edition of the Mexican business journal El Economista features an interview with the producer of The Red Note podcast, Estefania Bonilla Hernandez.

A complete translation of the El Economista article in English is available below.

In the interview, Estefania discusses the forthcoming documentary, Flowers of the Desert: Stories from The Red Note, which will be comprised of interviews and other footage filmed during the making of The Red Note podcast.

Read the original article in Spanish at El Economista: ​Documentan en cine tres décadas de feminicidios y desaparecidas en Ciudad Juárez.

Episode 7 of The Red Note podcast, "The Cotton Field Case Part 2", is now available to stream and download on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.

You can listen and subscribe to episode 7 and the six previous episodes of the podcast in English at this link, or in Spanish through the following link.

Episode 7 of The Red Note podcast follows the years after the cotton field murders, when authorities in Juarez insisted that the case has been solved. In the wake of the eight murders, Chihuahua's forensics chief would resign, a lawyer for one of the suspects would be murdered, the  FBI's El Paso bureau chief would resign in disgrace, and two bus drivers accused of the murders would be wrongfully convicted.

Today's edition of the Mexican business journal El Economista featured an interview with the producer of The Red Note podcast, Estefania Bonilla Hernandez. A complete translation of the El Economista article in English is available below.

In the interview, Estefania discusses the making of the podcast and the problem of femicide, both in Ciudad Juarez and throughout Mexico.

The first six episodes of The Red Note podcast are available now in English at the following link, and in Spanish as "La Nota Roja" through this link.

Read the original article in Spanish at El Economista: ​Podcast "La Nota roja" denuncia los feminicidios y las desaparecidas en Ciudad Juárez

Episode 6 of The Red Note podcast, The Cotton Field Case, is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcasting platforms.

You can listen to all six available episodes of the podcast in English at this link, or in Spanish by clicking on the following link.

The sixth episode of The Red Note examine the story of the eight victims whose bodies were found at a cotton field in Juarez in 2001. The episode also examines the story of Lilia Alejandra Garcia, who was murdered earlier that year, and the efforts of her mother, Norma Andrade, to find justice for her daughter.

Episode 5 of The Red Note podcast, entitled The Usual Suspects, is now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you download your podcasts.

You can listen to the podcast in English through the following link, or in Spanish by clicking on this link.

The fifth episode of The Red Note covers the time period between 1999 and 2001, when authorities in Juarez accused multiple suspects of committing these crimes. But a close look at the charges revealed that investigators had failed to bring the true perpetrators of these serial murders to justice.

Episode 4 of The Red Note podcast, entitled Hunting Monsters, is now available to listen and download on all podcast platforms. The episode is also available in Spanish under the title Cacería de Monstruos.

The podcast's fourth episode covers the years 1997-1999, including visits to Juarez by FBI profiling legend Robert Ressler, and a look at the connection between human trafficking and the femicides.

Listen and subscribe to The Red Note podcast in English on your favorite podcast platform, or listen and subscribe to the Spanish version of the podcast, entitled La Nota Roja.