This month on Global Flow, we explore an AI radio host connecting with Latino listeners, a Colombian startup bringing AI to small businesses, and what both mean for our community’s future. Plus, Mexican horror film Don’t Follow Me takes influencer culture somewhere dark, and we unpack shifting Latino voter attitudes ahead of the midterms. In our recurring Latin Artists You Need to Know segment: Stef Cabrera, Sana Sana Musica, Jantonomi, and NSQK.

This month on Global Flow, we explore an AI radio host connecting with Latino listeners, a Colombian startup bringing AI to small businesses, and what both mean for our community&rsquo;s future. Plus, Mexican horror film Don&rsquo;t Follow Me takes influencer culture somewhere dark, and we unpack shifting Latino voter attitudes ahead of the midterms. In our recurring Latin Artists You Need to Know segment: Stef Cabrera, Sana Sana Musica, Jantonomi, and NSQK.

Global Flow is where culture, conversation, and change collide. Hosted by Z100’s Dramos, the show dives into the stories of the disruptors shaping what’s next—across music, entertainment, business, and beyond. From the underground to the global stage, each episode unpacks the forces redefining culture through a Latin and cross-cultural lens.

Rooted in the diaspora. Focused on what’s next.

Global Flow&nbsp;is where culture, conversation, and change collide. Hosted by Z100&rsquo;s Dramos, the show dives into the stories of the disruptors shaping what&rsquo;s next&mdash;across music, entertainment, business, and beyond. From the underground to the global stage, each episode unpacks the forces redefining culture through a Latin and cross-cultural lens.
Rooted in the diaspora. Focused on what&rsquo;s next.

Global Flow

Monthly Roundup October 2026: AI Radio Hosts, Latino Horror, Midterm Elections & New Music

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What if the next big Hollywood filmmaker isn't discovered at a studio, but on YouTube?

In this episode of Global Flow, Dramos breaks down how Curry Barker went from making YouTube sketches and working at Starbucks to creating Obsession, a horror film reportedly made for just $750,000 that became a massive box-office success.

But this story is bigger than one movie. From Kane Parsons turning The Backrooms into a major Hollywood production to Issa Rae building her career independently, we're exploring how technology, social media, and new distribution platforms are transforming the entertainment industry.

Plus, we dive into the rise of micro-dramas, the changing economics of Hollywood, and why the next generation of creatives may have more opportunities than ever before.

The takeaway? Hollywood isn't disappearing. It's evolving. And the people willing to create, adapt, and bet on themselves have an opportunity to shape what comes next.

What if the next big Hollywood filmmaker isn't discovered at a studio, but on YouTube?
In this episode of Global Flow, Dramos breaks down how Curry Barker went from making YouTube sketches and working at Starbucks to creating Obsession, a horror film reportedly made for just $750,000 that became a massive box-office success.
But this story is bigger than one movie. From Kane Parsons turning The Backrooms into a major Hollywood production to Issa Rae building her career independently, we're exploring how technology, social media, and new distribution platforms are transforming the entertainment industry.
Plus, we dive into the rise of micro-dramas, the changing economics of Hollywood, and why the next generation of creatives may have more opportunities than ever before.
The takeaway? Hollywood isn't disappearing. It's evolving. And the people willing to create, adapt, and bet on themselves have an opportunity to shape what comes next.

Obsessed with Obsession: How a Low-Budget Horror Movie Signals Hollywood's Next Evolution

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How did Bad Bunny turn global superstardom into a platform for Puerto Rican resistance? Dramos sits down with Dr. Vanessa Diaz and Dr. Petra Rivera-Rideau, creators of the Bad Bunny Syllabus and authors of P FKN R, to unpack the history, identity, and politics behind his music. From Hurricane Maria and the 2019 protests to challenging machismo and the backlash surrounding his Super Bowl halftime show, they explore how Benito is changing the conversation around Puerto Rico and helping a generation reconnect with its roots.

How did Bad Bunny turn global superstardom into a platform for Puerto Rican resistance? Dramos sits down with Dr. Vanessa Diaz and Dr. Petra Rivera-Rideau, creators of the Bad Bunny Syllabus and authors of P FKN R, to unpack the history, identity, and politics behind his music. From Hurricane Maria and the 2019 protests to challenging machismo and the backlash surrounding his Super Bowl halftime show, they explore how Benito is changing the conversation around Puerto Rico and helping a generation reconnect with its roots.

Vanessa Diaz & Petra Rivera-Rideau: Bad Bunny, Puerto Rico, and the Power of Being Yourself

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What happens when the internet rallies behind your business—but the bills, self-doubt, and pressure keep coming? Dramos sits down with Rachel, co-founder of Buddies Coffee, to unpack her journey from selling cars to building one of New York City’s most talked-about coffee shops. The Puerto Rican entrepreneur opens up about teaching herself to roast coffee, navigating industry gatekeeping, and the landlord conversation that sparked her viral breakdown. They discuss the reality behind internet success, rebuilding in the East Village, and creating a business rooted in culture and community. Plus, in “Put You On,” Dramos shares lessons from Seth Godin’s The Dip on knowing when to persevere and when to pivot.

What happens when the internet rallies behind your business&mdash;but the bills, self-doubt, and pressure keep coming? Dramos sits down with Rachel, co-founder of Buddies Coffee, to unpack her journey from selling cars to building one of New York City&rsquo;s most talked-about coffee shops. The Puerto Rican entrepreneur opens up about teaching herself to roast coffee, navigating industry gatekeeping, and the landlord conversation that sparked her viral breakdown. They discuss the reality behind internet success, rebuilding in the East Village, and creating a business rooted in culture and community. Plus, in &ldquo;Put You On,&rdquo; Dramos shares lessons from Seth Godin&rsquo;s The Dip on knowing when to persevere and when to pivot.

Rachel of Buddies Coffee: Betting on Yourself When Nothing Comes Easy

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Monthly Roundup October 2026: AI Radio Hosts, Latino Horror, Midterm Elections & New Music

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