Luis Hernandez

Luis helms the morning lineup. He is a 20-year public radio veteran, having joined The Public’s Radio in 2022. That journey has taken him from the land of Gators at the University of Florida to WGCU in Fort Myers to KNPR in Las Vegas and then to WLRN in Miami.

Luis sees himself as a journalist and an entertainer, which is what drives him every morning—bringing more local news to the listeners and doing it in an interesting and sometimes fun way.

He also co-hosts Artscape and hosts The Weekly Catch. In his spare time, Luis is working on a couple of novels, a couple of podcasts and is getting back into painting.

Recently published
“When you think of Jim Crow, you might think of somewhere else in the country, but unfortunately, discrimination was alive and well in New England just as much throughout all those years”
Former historian laureate Dr. Patrick Conley has written 27 books on Rhode Island history. He says his successor should be a good speaker who has detailed knowledge of the state’s past
Providence economic development director Ted Carr says repurposing vacant office space as housing is key to creating a vibrant downtown core
State Senate Minority Leader Jessica de la Cruz of North Smithfield says Donald Trump is following through on his campaign promises in many areas, including domestic spending, foreign tariffs, and immigration policy
While avian influenza is extremely fatal to birds, Rhode Island health officials say the presence of the virus in the state doesn’t pose a significant public health risk