MS-13 and the Mexican Immigrant

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  1. AnonymousDecember 10, 2018 at 7:26 AM

    Hey Esteban, I only listened to a part of your podcast but I can say that I really liked the direction in which you went with this. I liked how you started out with an interview with many people in Fenton High School which allowed you to get an all around viewpoint about MS-13 through their various opinions. I also liked how yours had no music. Other podcasts I noticed had music over their voices and I could not hear anything over there's and having this clarity is huge in my eyes. I also like how your profile page has pictures of the U.S. Military. Knowing you a bit, I know that your dream is to become a member in the U.S. Military and I think that this is really cool sharing this with me and your viewers. Overall, Esteban, I expected nothing less, great job!

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