Mareva Lindo
Host/Arts and Culture ProducerMareva joined Ocean State Media (formerly The Public’s Radio) in 2022.
In 2023, Mareva received two awards from the Public Media Journalists Association for her work with The Public’s Radio, including a first-place Multi-Media Presentation award for the 2022 Elections page, and a second-place Short Documentary award for editing and co-production of “The Secret of Chiqui Versace.”
A Chicago-made journalist and musician, Mareva strives to document and tell stories driven by community, curiosity, and listening. She is the creator of The Archives podcast at the Old Town School of Folk Music, where in 2017 she conducted an oral history of the school in partnership with StoryCorps. In the past Mareva has reported on public meetings as a City Bureau Documenter, led workshops on podcasting and audio storytelling, and crafted ethnography-based theater as a company member of the Albany Park Theater Project.
She holds a B.A. from Smith College in American Studies with a focus in popular culture. When not at Ocean State Media, she’s been known to sing sea shanties and play the fiddle. mlindo@oceanstatemedia.org
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It’s a stacked weekend in the Ocean State: there are two maritime festivals in Bristol, folk music in Warren, and plenty of guitar distortion in Providence -
The comedian brings her stand-up tour to The Vets Aug. 18 and talks with Mareva Lindo about gentle parenting, therapy and finding hope in a divided world -
This week’s picks also include Oscar Wilde in Wakefield, a Rhode Island-shot mob flick and prime viewing for the Perseid meteor shower -
Editor Jamie Coelho shares the magazine’s staff picks, the story behind its celebrity cover and a Portuguese-inspired East Providence cafe worth visiting -
The festival gives musical theater artists a chance to workshop new productions - and gives audiences a look at the creative process -
“America - Unfinished?!” has artists reacting to the nation’s 250th birthday and “Ascending” showcases the work of Indigenous artists from across the Northeast -
This weekend’s lineup includes stories of Providence’s Latino community, Gullah-inspired jazz, local artists and some very ambitious kites -
Summer reading, zine-making, a speculative horror book club and a chance to meet the Providence mayoral candidates – here’s what’s going on in July throughout the nine Community Libraries of Providence -
Get in touch with historic documents, see a free performance from Ballet RI and experience an evening of Cape Verdean song -
The Rhode Island string band is playing a pair of shows at Myrtle on Sunday, showcasing their many unique cover songs as well as originals spanning the swing, bluegrass and folk genres, with a few curveballs thrown in
