Conexión Thalía brought the singer and actor’s conversational style to radio. Researching it today works best when you separate the program’s launch, later distribution announcements and individual recordings. A useful episode note identifies who published the audio, when the conversation occurred and how much of it survives.
Place the program in its documented history
In a May 4, 2007 Radio & Records interview (PDF, page 58), journalist Jackie Madrigal described ABC Radio’s March 17 launch of a two-hour weekly lifestyle program. Thalía discussed music, conversations with colleagues and a wish to address community concerns. The interview provides contemporary evidence of the show’s early format and the host’s own account of its purpose.
On December 18, 2013, Spanish Broadcasting System announced an AIRE Radio Networks syndication agreement for Conexión Thalía. That dated announcement documents a later distribution arrangement. It should be read with its publication date attached when reconstructing the program’s history.
A later example appears in chef Benny Rivera’s own podcast-appearance record, which labels a Conexión Thalía appearance as 2018 and describes a conversation about his career. That entry is useful evidence for a guest and year. It does not itself establish an exact episode date, a complete playable recording or that the item belongs to the 2007 broadcast run.
Identify the item you have found
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| Clue | What it can establish | Question still to resolve |
|---|---|---|
| Dated network announcement | A named distribution arrangement at that time | Which station carried a particular episode and when. |
| Host or guest appearance record | Participation and the topic or year stated by that person | Exact episode date and a matching audio source. |
| Station episode page or podcast entry | Publisher, listed title and displayed publication date | Whether that date is the conversation, original broadcast or later upload. |
| Playable clip with an introduction | Audible identity and the portion actually available | Whether the full program survives and who published this copy. |
Use the strongest claim the evidence supports. “Guest appearance documented in 2018” is a useful finding even when the exact day remains unknown. Preserve uncertainty in the note instead of filling a date from a search snippet or a similarly titled item.
Search with a person, date and publisher
- Start with a specific target. Write the guest, topic, approximate year and whether you want a full conversation or a brief clip.
- Use both spellings. Search for “Conexión Thalía” and “Conexion Thalia” with the guest’s name. Add a network or station when the historical evidence points to one.
- Follow the attribution. Prefer the host, network, broadcaster or guest’s own page. When a directory supplies a lead, follow its publisher link and compare the title, date and description there.
- Listen to the introduction where audio is available. Check names and topic against the page. Note whether you heard a complete conversation, an excerpt, an advertisement or a later discussion about the program.
- Save a descriptive reference. Record the publisher, page URL, access date, displayed date, guest, duration if known and the evidence for identifying the item.
A collection may mix radio broadcasts, later podcast material and promotional clips under similar branding. Keep each item’s publisher and date visible so those distinctions remain recoverable. This guide does not promise a complete or currently playable show archive.
Turn a lead into a careful reference
The recording attribution notes sheet (plain text) provides those fields and the same worked example. It helps a future reader understand how you reached an identification, even if a platform listing later disappears.
When sharing a find, link to the attributed publisher and describe what can be heard. Keep catalog evidence separate from permissions to reuse an audio recording. For general live-versus-replay discovery, continue with the internet talk-radio guide.