Jean Pierre Etcheverry is a Basque-American student at UCLA majoring in Political Science and minoring in History. He is a member of the Kern County Basque Club, where he plays in the klika and occasionally plays txistu for the...

William A. Douglass is one of the founders and former director of the Center for Basque Studies at the University of Nevada Reno. He is one of the foremost experts in Basque Studies in the United States. He retired from the university...

Michael McCay is an engineer who lives with his family in Southern California. He previously lived in the Basque Country for 15 years and he travels there frequently. He calls himself "a lifelong pintxo afficionado." Noting that...

Pedro J. Oiarzabal is the Director of Social Innovation Research at Arima Social Lab. He specializes in Basque Diaspora and Media Studies, and Oral History and Digital Humanities. Currently, he is the principal investigator with...

Zoe Bray is a portrait painter, illustrator and writer living in Reno, Nevada, who hails from the village of Izura in Baxe Nafarroa. She regularly contributes cartoons to the Basque weekly Herria and articles to the French Basque...

Robert Lopez is a veteran journalist, who has covered a variety of stories across the U.S. and Latin America. See Lopez' website, LAJourno.

Pierre is an artist, webmaster and filmmaker and one of the initial founders of Euskal Kazeta. He lives in Bakersfield. He also has a website on Etsy, Basque Roots, where he sells original posters and paintings....

I have been writing about the U.S. Basque community for many years. I retired from teaching English at Venice High School in Los Angeles in 2020, after 21 years. I now dedicate much of my free time to my work as editor of Euskal Kaz...