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Pilipinx in WellnessLocal Food to Kamayan with Dr. Amber Heckelman, PhDIn season 5, episode 4, we talk with Social Ecology, Environmental Design & Food Systems Expert, Dr. Amber Heckelman, PhD. Dr. Heckelman (she/her) has two decades of experience mobilizing research to advance sustainability, health and wellbeing, food security/sovereignty, climate resilience, and food systems transformation.Follow Dr. Heckelman: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sa_loveandl... LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/amber-heck... Episode Resources: Grapes Of Wrath: The Forgotten Filipinos Who Led A Farmworker Revolution, By: Lisa Morehouse featured on Weekend Edition Saturday...2025-07-161h 29Pilipinx in WellnessRadical Visibility with Sky CubacubIn season 5, episode 3, for Pride Month, we talk with creator of Rebirth Garments, Sky Cubacub.Sky Cubacub (They/Them/Theirs/Xey/Xem/Xyrs) is a nonbinary disabled Filipinx neuroqueer from Chicago, IL. They are the creator of Rebirth Garments, a line of wearables for trans, queer and disabled people of all sizes and ages, which started in summer 2014. Xey are the author of “Radical Visibility: a Queercrip Dress Reform Movement Manifesto” and the editor of the Radical Visibility Zine, a full color cut and paste style zine that celebrates disabled queer life. They also are a fo...2025-06-111h 45Pilipinx in WellnessMastering Healthy Boundaries for Filipinos with Dr. Nette, PsyDIn Season 5, episode 2, for Mental Health Awareness Month, we talk with Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Marinette Asuncion-Uy, PsyD.Dr. Marinette Asuncion-Uy, PsyD (affectionately known as Dr. Nette) is a psychologist and first-gen Filipino immigrant. She uses social media to empower Filipinos through culturally informed therapy, teaching boundaries, and decolonizing mental health.Follow Dr. Nette:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.brown.psych/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebrownpsychYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBrownPsychWebsite: www.thebrownpsych.comEmail: drnette@thebrownpsych.com2025-05-141h 33Pilipinx in WellnessAllergies & Asthma with Dr. Gina Dapul-Hidalgo, M.D.For our Season 5 launch, we talk with Board Certified Adult & Pediatric Allergist and CEO of Family Center of Allergy and Asthma, Dr. Gina Dapul-Hidalgo.Dr. Gina Dapul-Hidalgo (affectionately known as Dr. Dapul or Dr. Gina) is a board-certified adult and pediatric allergist in the Washington DC metropolitan area. She is the founder and CEO of Family Center for Allergy and Asthma in Rockville, Maryland. Her mission is to provide the highest quality of personal allergy and asthma care delivered with compassion, empathy, and respect.Follow Dr. Gina: Instagram: @drdapul.allergy 2025-04-161h 14Pilipinx in WellnessKnow Your Immigrant Rights with Shekinah Deocares & Cheryl Deptowicz-DiazFor our final episode of Season 4, we talk with Senior Organizer at Pilipino Workers Center (PWC), Shekinah Deocares & attorney in family law & immigration law, Cheryl Deptowicz-Diaz.Shekinah (she/her) is a Filipina organizer born and raised in Los Angeles. Since 2019, she has been at Pilipino Workers Center fighting with and for community for immigrant and worker rights and climate justice.Cheryl Deptowicz-Diaz is an award-winning attorney and founder at Diaz Law Firm, a Southern California-based firm leading clients from the heart in the areas of family law, immigration, and litigation defense.2025-03-121h 51Pilipinx in WellnessFind Your Healing Frequency with Lisa GonsalvesFor our eleventh episode of Season 4, we talk with Lisa Gonsalves, Reiki Practitioner and Sound Bath Facilitator. I’m Lisa Gonsalves, a proud guardian of healing arts nestled in the vibrant heart of Los Angeles. As a Reiki and Sound Bath Practitioner, my journey is more than just a practice. It’s an exploration of my Filipino heritage, a bridge to connect with our wise elders and ancestors to our collective descendants. I am committed to better understand generational traumas and sharing my experiences. Let’s rediscover our inner strength together, one breath, one sound, one he...2025-02-121h 06Pilipinx in WellnessCritical Embodied Wellness for Educators with Dr. Stephanie Cariaga, Ph.D.For our tenth episode of Season 4, we talk with Dr. Stephanie Cariaga, Ph.D., Associate Professor in Teacher Education at California State University, Dominguez Hills. Stephanie Cariaga, PhD, has served the wider Los Angeles community for over eighteen years as a high school and middle school literacy teacher, founding member of the People’s Education Movement, and now an associate professor in teacher education at California State University, Dominguez Hills. Rooted in radical feminist epistemology that centers wholeness, healing, and intimacy, her teaching and research examines the intersections between healing justice, critical literacy, and critical te...2025-01-161h 13Pilipinx in WellnessHormonal Health 101 with Dr. Jaclyn Tolentino, DOFor our ninth episode of Season 4, we talk with Dr. Jaclyn Tolentino, DO, Lead Physician at Love.Life, Clinical Advisor, Speaker and Educator. Meet Dr. Jaclyn Tolentino, a Board-Certified Family Physician practicing holistic and whole-body medicine, with an emphasize on disease prevention, longevity, women’s health, and hormone optimization. She combines extensive training through the Institute for Functional Medicine with additional education in Ayurvedic healing, Quantum Biology, and integrative oncology & immune support. Her practice brings a comprehensive, root-cause based approach to the care of both Florida and California-based patients as the Lead Functional Medicine Physician at...2024-12-111h 40Pilipinx in WellnessDying with Dignity with Michelle Mondia & Minda SanchezFor our eighth episode of Season 4, we talk with Michelle Mondia, death midwife and Minda Sanchez, death doula.Michelle Mondia started her work as a death midwife 15 years ago. She specializes in home funerals, green burials, and culturally specific end-of-life practices. As an advocate for more equitable end-of-life practices, Michelle founded the Death Workers Alliance, a space dedicated to supporting BIPOC death doulas and serving marginalized communities. Michelle is not active on social media but can be reached via email at deathworkersalliance@gmail.com.Minda Sanchez is an end of life...2024-11-201h 50Pilipinx in WellnessCultural Perspectives on Wellness with Virgil Mayor Apostol (Part 2)For Part 2 of our seventh episode of Season 4, we talk with Virgil Mayor Apostol, B.MSc., HHP, author and cofounder of the Kaïlūkuän School of Indigenous Science. Virgil Mayor Apostol descends from a maternal and paternal bloodline of healers, and has dedicated himself to the research, development, and promotion of his ancestral traditions. His maternal bloodline is traced to Don Pedro Almazán who led the 1661 Ilocos Revolt against the despotism of Spanish authority. He is a cofounder of Kaïlūkuän School of Indigenous Science, author of "Way of the Ancient...2024-10-161h 05Pilipinx in WellnessCultural Perspectives on Wellness with Virgil Mayor Apostol (Part 1)For Part 1 of our seventh episode of Season 4, we talk with Virgil Mayor Apostol, B.MSc., HHP, author and cofounder of the Kaïlūkuän School of Indigenous Science. Virgil Mayor Apostol descends from a maternal and paternal bloodline of healers, and has dedicated himself to the research, development, and promotion of his ancestral traditions. His maternal bloodline is traced to Don Pedro Almazán who led the 1661 Ilocos Revolt against the despotism of Spanish authority. He is a cofounder of Kaïlūkuän School of Indigenous Science, author of "Way of the Ancient...2024-10-161h 14
Voices of EsalenMirrored Fatality: Non-Binary Kapampangan-Pilipinx and Pakistani-Muslim Duo on Healing Noise Punk✧༺mirrored fatality is the nonbinary Kapampangan-Pilipinx and Pakistani-Muslim performance art duo of Mango and Samar, artists in residence at Esalen during the summer of 2021. Together we discuss the difference between non-binary and trans, how they share their rituals, altars, and medicine through DIT (Do It Together) experimental and healing noise punk, why punk as a genre is their musical choice, how fashion can be weaponized, why farming is a huge part of their lives and creative practice, how capitalism functions as the backdrop for their world, what an anti-imperialist education would look like, what they love about one another, how to e...2024-10-141h 11Pilipinx in WellnessMental Health & Chronic Pain with Dr. Rona, PsyDFor our sixth episode of Season 4, we talk with Dr. Rona, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist, Certified Yoga Practitioner and the Greater Los Angeles Co-Chapter Lead of Therapin*y alongside LMFT, Ariel Landrum.Dr. Rona, PsyD (she/her/siya) is a mind-body psychologist and certified yoga practitioner based in California. Her work stems from feminist, decolonization, and embodiment practices. She is passionate about working with Filipinx and other AANHPI womxn, helping them dismantle imposter syndrome and perfectionism, and navigating being first/second generation children of immigrants. She also specializes in treating chronic pain and other chronic conditions...2024-09-111h 17Pilipinx in WellnessPsychedelic Assisted Therapy with Wilhelmina De Castro, LCSWFor our fifth episode of Season 4, we talk with Wilhelmina De Castro, LCSW, Founder of Integrate Psychedelic Wellness and Education and Interim Executive Director for the Psychedelic Research and Training Institute (PRATI). Honoring the entire person, Wilhelmina provides a safe space for you to explore the root of your pain, the situations that perpetuate your challenges and solutions that will help you achieve your ultimate goals. Wilhelmina has worked with hundreds of people all over the world in meeting their therapeutic goals. Her work specializes in the areas of anxiety, depression, trauma and life transitions...2024-08-141h 23Pilipinx in WellnessTrauma Bond with Leo Albea & Tessa AlbeaWe have a bonus episode for Season 4! Trauma Bond with Filipino media sibling duo, Leo Albea, CEO of One Down Media & Tessa Albea, VP at Kumu Philippines. Leo Albea is a Filipino American media executive with the mission of raising awareness and representation for key issues impacting underrepresented communities - especially Filipino. He is an expert on virality, with over 3 billion organic views under his belt as a filmmaker and created the most watched Facebook video in the world in 2020, which now has over 850+ million organic views. Leo is the Founder...2024-07-311h 15Pilipinx in WellnessArtistry in Life with MarKingFor our fourth episode of Season 4, we talk with MarKing, Life Coach, Artist and Activist. MarKing is a Community Leader, Culture Creator, a Student of Human Behavior, Life Practitioner, Guardian of the Human Spirit, and an Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Development Coach. His coaching practice, Artistry in Life, intentionally focuses on working with artists, creatives, and activists who are conscious about creating impact. With a focus on learning to lead Self. He helps people in our communities to become better Leaders. “Helping Leaders overcome their fears, get ov...2024-07-171h 25Pilipinx in WellnessKapwa @ Kubo LB - June 22, 2024On Saturday, June 22, 2024, Pilipinx in Wellness was invited by Intuitive Energy Healer, Reiki Master, Sound Healer, Spiritual Life Coach and Child Life Specialist, Anne Esperanzate in collaboration with the Kubo Organizing Project held at Kubo Long Beach from 11am-3pm. Kapwa was an event that featured Filipinx healers, readers, and wellness practitioners. It opened with a Sound Bath & Ancestral Meditation led by Anne Esperanzate, Iza Ballesteros and Corinne St. Claire. Amongst those who participated included: candles sold by @luyahealing , bodywork provided by @SoulutionTherapy, hilot and stretching through @Layuuhhh and oracle readings by @rockdovewellness. The purpose...2024-06-2618 minPilipinx in WellnessThe "X" in Pilipinx with Dr. Pau Abustan & Gia Sotero DacayananFor our third episode of Season 4, we talk with Dr. Pau Abustan, Ph.D. (they/siya), Assistant Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at California State University, Los Angeles and Gia Sotero Dacayanan (all pronouns/siya), Queer Nonbinary Filipinx Advocate.Dr. Pau Abustan, Ph.D. (they/siya) is an Assistant Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Cal State Los Angeles. Their research centers decolonial, queer, critical race feminist, and disability justice worldmaking in youth centered learning, animated storytelling, and activisms. They co-facilitated intersectional coalitional activisms in Southern California (Tongva/Chumash lands) an...2024-06-121h 27Pilipinx in WellnessSweet Mango Therapy Group, Inc. with Christine R. MelendresFor our second episode of Season 4, we talk with Founder & CEO of Sweet Mango Therapy Group, Inc., Brainspotting Therapist and Bay Area Chapter Lead of Therapin*y, Christine R. Melendres, LCSW. Christine R. Melendres is the Founder & CEO of Sweet Mango Therapy Group, Inc., a psychotherapy practice dedicated to serving the Filipina/x/o and AAPI community. Her roots trace back to Iba, Zambales—recognized as the home of the world’s sweetest mangoes, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. She is a descendant of the Kapampangan and Sambal people, and her ancestral ties...2024-05-1554 minPilipinx in WellnessHealing from Sexual Trauma with Emerald RubioFor our initial episode of Season 4, we talk with Rawthentic Therapist of Set Free Marriage and Family Therapy, Emerald Rubio.Before watching, a note on our content: This episode is created for mature audiences only. We advise our viewers and listeners to exercise discretion as we discuss trauma, sexual abuse and assault. It might be a lot to take in, so if you need a breather— take a break or pause the episode before continuing further in order to apply healthy boundaries. Please feel free to check the Time Frames on our YouTube channel's episode de...2024-04-171h 43Pilipinx in WellnessAbility Advocacy with Roque Alas BuctonFor our final episode of Season 3, we talk with Vice-Chair of the California State Independent Living Council, Peer Specialist & Disability Advocate for Painted Brain, Roque Alas Bucton. Roque Alas Bucton is Indo-Pacific Islander American, emanated on the land of the Tongva. Roque identifies as a person who lives with visual, hearing, and mobility impairment. Currently, Roque is a Peer Specialist and Disability Advocate for the peer run non-profit Painted Brain. He is a California governor appointee, serving as Vice-Chair on the Executive Committee of the State Independent Living Council, since 2022. Roque...2024-03-201h 21Pilipinx in WellnessHealing Racial Battle Fatigue with Janet StickmonIn our 11th episode of Season 3, we talk with Wellness Consultant, Author, and Professor, Janet Stickmon.Janet Stickmon is a professor, author, educator trainer, and wellness consultant who has been teaching for over 25 years. Stickmon has been a professor of Humanities and Ethnic Studies at Napa Valley College (NVC) since 2006. Throughout her career at NVC, Stickmon was the Program Coordinator of Humanities and Philosophy, expanded the Ethnic Studies curriculum, worked with the Associated Students of Napa Valley College (ASNVC) and created The Cultural Center, and in collaboration with a team of talented Humanities and Ethnic...2024-02-141h 31Pilipinx in WellnessSelf-Care Astrology with Marsha PacificarIn our 10th episode of Season 3, we talk with Astrologer and Self-Care Practitioner, Marsha Pacificar. Meet Marsha Pacificar, a co-visionary behind RESTPLAY.TODAY, where transformative experiences seamlessly blend warmth, refinement, and style. As a devoted Mindful Wellness Practitioner, Marsha collaborates with renowned brands such as Lululemon, Google, and Netflix, leaving her indelible mark on esteemed spaces like Hilton of Americas, Marriott, and The Peninsula. Marsha's expertise revolves around curating deeply personal self-care practices, from the soothing realms of Sound Meditation to the illuminating insights of self-care astrology, tailored for individuals, teams, and retreats. Beyond services...2024-01-171h 24Pilipinx in WellnessLife of an MS Warrior with Diane "DJ Danga Dang" PalaganasIn our 9th episode of Season 3, we talk with MS Warrior, Former Dancer, and Hopeful DJ, Diane "DJ Danga Dang" Palaganas.DJ Danga Dang is a DJ from Long Beach, California. Her love for hip hop and dance stem from years as a Dancer/Director on Culture Shock LA and Versa-Style Dance Company. She was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2016. In 2018, she decided to retire her dancing shoes and venture out into djing. In April 2019, she graduated from Scratch Dj Academy, Los Angeles. She currently represents a hip hop/breaking crew called Underground Flow. She loves all...2023-12-131h 09Pilipinx in WellnessSubstance Use Disorder & Recovery with Colleen Capistrano, Cheryl Cambay, & Russell RamirezIn our 8th episode of Season 3, we talk with Owner & Co-Founder of Psychiatric Supportive Living & Athena House, Colleen Capistrano, Business Development Liaison for Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, Cheryl Cambay and State OA PrEP Navigator for Tarzana Treatment Center's PrEP for the Future, Russell Ramirez.Colleen Capistrano is a Co-founder and Owner for Psychiatric Supportive Living and Athena House. She has an extensive background in the Behavioral Healthcare industry for over 20 years. Her experience includes working in treatment programs for substance use disorders, process addictions, complex trauma & PTSD, eating disorders, and chronic mental illness. She earned her bachelor’s de...2023-11-151h 43Pilipinx in WellnessEstate Planning & Financial Wellness with Marivel M. Zialcita in collaboration with the TFAL podcastIn our 7th episode of Season 3, a collaboration with the podcast @ThisFilipinoAmericanLife hosts, Elaine Dolalas & Joe Bernardo, we talk with Founder of MMZ Law, Marivel M. Zialcita.MARIVEL M. ZIALCITA, Attorney at Law has been an attorney for over 20 years. Since her appointment, Marivel has demonstrated a devotion to her clients. First, by becoming a Senior Advocacy Specialist while working for a reputable estate planning firm, where she prepared hundreds of Estate Planning Portfolios across Southern California. Then in 2009, after coming into a boutique firm she cultivated and expanded her Estate Planning practice and gained an extensive...2023-10-111h 09Pilipinx in WellnessThe WHY to Wellness with Kathleen Torio & Cheryl Samson RamirezIn our 6th episode of Season 3, your very own Pilipinx in Wellness team, Kathleen Torio & Cheryl Samson Ramirez share with you the purpose behind our podcast, our origin story, who we are, our inspirations and highlights.Kathleen Kristine Torio (she/her) is from Temecula, California. She is a grant writer for non-profit organizations, an active volunteer and organizer for Filipino/AAPI communities in the Inland Empire. She is an aspiring author and poet hoping to one day make it as a best-selling author.Cheryl Samson Ramirez, M.A.Ed., LCSW (she/her/siya) is a...2023-09-1348 minPilipinx in WellnessHouse Dance & Health with Jardy SantiagoIn our 5th episode of Season 3, we talk with House Dance Instructor, Jardy Santiago.Jardy Santiago has been teaching house dance since 2001 and has performed and taught in the U.S., Russia, France, Belgium, Czech Republic, Japan, Philippines, Indonesia, Nepal, India, Mexico, and Brazil.Our in-house designer is Ritchie (IG: @ritchramirezart). Our break track is the Jojo Flores edit of "The Depth of the Source (feat. Yuba)" by Boddhi Satva (IG/YouTube: @djjojoflores, @BoddhiSatva ).Host: Cheryl Samson Ramirez (IG: @angelspointyoga)Follow Us!-----------------2023-08-161h 39Pilipinx in WellnessTriathlons & Marathons with Dr. Gina Dapul-Hidalgo & Raniel HidalgoIn our 4th episode of Season 3, we talk with medical doctor, founder of Family Center for Allergy and Asthma, and runner, Dr. Gina Dapul-Hidalgo & her husband, electrical engineer and triathlete, Raniel Hidalgo. Dr. Gina Dapul-Hidalgo, MD is a board-certified pediatric and adult allergy, asthma, and immunology specialist and founder of Family Center for Allergy and Asthma in the Washington DC area. In her spare time, she enjoys yoga, running, and spending time with family and friends. Raniel Hidalgo is a Filipino-American family man, engineer, and former USAF officer. He currently leads a rapidly growing business...2023-07-121h 44Pilipinx in WellnessCycling & Wellness with Nelson Raboy & Jordan LaxamanaIn our 3rd episode of Season 3, we talk with owner of Bicycle Patrol Outfitters, Nelson Raboy & Service Manager of Cap's Bicycle Shop, Jordan Laxamana (IG: @jordofalltrades). Nelson Raboy is a 2nd generation Fil-Am with parents born/raised in Hawai'i. He took the training wheels off at age 5. He's been in the bike industry since 1998, holding various positions. He now owns Bicycle Patrol Outfitters, LLC, specializing in bicycle equipment virtual sales and mobile service for law enforcement and security. He does a couple of weekly rides ranging from Mountain, Cyclocross and Road. "If everyone rode a bike more...2023-06-141h 39Pilipinx in WellnessMental Health Awareness (East Coast Edition) with Pauline MontemayorIn our 2nd episode of Season 3, we talk with licensed psychotherapist and owner of H.O.P.E. Psychotherapy Services, LLC, Pauline Montemayor (IG: @thevoice4change).Pauline Montemayor, LCSW is a licensed psychotherapist and owner of H.O.P.E Psychotherapy Services, LLC, located in NJ. She has extensive experience working with children, adolescents and adults in various therapeutic settings and treating a variety of mental and behavioral health disorders. Pauline now focuses on working with adults and adolescents in her practice. She specializes in treating anxiety, depression, trauma, spiritual issues and challenges related to cultural identity...2023-05-161h 02Pilipinx in WellnessDentistry & Capoeira with Nes Marco MoralesIn our Season 3 opener, we talk with Dental Hygienist and Capoeira Instrutor, Nes Marco Morales (IG: @dentalcaredalycity, @capoeiradalycity).Nes Marco Morales, a.k.a. "Kuya Galo" was born a first generation Pilipino-American in San Francisco, California. His family has been in a family dental care practice for about 40 years, starting in the Philippines. His parents immigrated to the USA and opened their first family dental care clinic in June 1989. In 1999, Nes Marco began to take responsibilities at the business from ground up until eventually holding every position at the one point in his career. Before his commitment...2023-04-121h 15Pilipinx in WellnessIntegrative Natural Health with Dr. David RichardIn our Season 2 finale, we talk with Naturopathic Doctor, Licensed Acupuncturist and Founder of Integrative Natural Health, Dr. David Richard (IG: @integrativenaturalhealth).Dr. David Richard is a California licensed Naturopathic doctor and acupuncturist. He received his doctoral degree in Naturopathic Medicine and Master’s degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Bastyr University in Seattle, WA, the nation’s leading institution in research and education of science-based natural medicine. Dr. Richard participated in a China externship at Shanghai University’s Traditional Chinese Medicine teaching clinic, where he had additional training in internal medicine, gynecology, and the application of Chi...2023-03-151h 20Pilipinx in WellnessLeveraging Energy Healing & Intuition with Anna SalumbidesIn our 11th episode of Season 2, we talk with Energy Healing Practitioner, Anna Salumbides (IG: @annasalumbides).Anna Salumbides is an Energy Coach and Energy Healing Practitioner. She works remotely with clients from all over the globe to help them connect with their own inner wisdom. She believes that a deep connection to this inner guidance helps us to find the path we were meant to travel. She’s trained in various energy healing modalities such as the Emotion Code, Theta Healing, and the Akashic Records. Her energy tools help clients to let go of of energetic entanglements th...2023-02-081h 22
Audio Articles from The Stanford DailyKayumanggi revives a cappella group, preserves Pilipinx artsRead the article here: https://stanforddaily.com/2023/01/24/kayumanggi-revives-a-capella-group-preserves-pilipinx-arts2023-01-2500 minPilipinx in WellnessINA Botanicals & Tea with Bernadette AguirreIn our 10th episode of Season 2, first one for 2023, we talk with Clinical Herbalist, Bernadette Aguirre (IG: @bern.aguirre) and Founder of INA Botanicals & Tea (@ina.botanicals.tea).As a lifelong city-dweller, Bernadette grew up eating herbs and vegetables growing in a modest garden that was mainly tended by her mom. Both of her parents were raised on farms in the Philippines, amidst hovering mango trees, moringa bushes, and in between the moist air where rice paddies lay. It's no wonder that plants' nourishing powers have always found a home in her medicine cabinet or boiling on...2023-01-101h 02Pilipinx in WellnessPilipinx Identity in Children's Books with Paola DeocampoIn our 9th episode of Season 2, we talk with children's book author, Paola Deocampo (IG: @paoladeocampo).Paola Deocampo is a Filipino-American writer, crafter, actor, producer, and certified California naturalist. She is the author of BE, a lyrical tale for adolescents, teens, and the adult's inner child. As a multi-passionate creative, Paola has immersed herself in songwriting, memoir, fiber art, fitness training, plant-based nutrition, citizen science, and filmmaking. More recently, she helped produce and played a leading role in JANE DOE, an award-winning short film.She is currently working on her next manuscript as well as...2022-12-2343 minPilipinx in WellnessTransitions: Death + (Re)Birth with Trisha PerezIn our 8th episode of Season 2, we talk with Trisha Perez (IG: @paciaanne, @talayaguides).Trisha Perez is a healer, guide, coach, and doula for transitions such as death, loss, money, relationships, and other major life shifts. With sound, energy, and other tools, Trisha co-creates a container of safety, trust, and compassion to help facilitate transitions to peace, power, prosperity, and pleasure.Our in-house designer is Ritchie (IG: @ritchramirezart). Our break track is "Dreaming Awake" by Low Leaf off of her 2016 album "Palm Psalms: A Light to Resolve All Darkness" (IG: @lowleaf)....2022-12-2356 minPilipinx in WellnessSpiritual Healing & Wellness Follow-Up Question with Dr. Christine CatiponWe did a follow-up question with our previous guest, Dr. Christine Catipon after our Social Media Strategist, Kathleen Torio watched her episode and posed a question we thought you all might have also had: "What does 'spiritual healing' entail and what does that look like within your practice?"We hope this helps to fill our previous episode a bit more. Thank you always for your feedback. We will do our best to continue to answer your wellness questions =)2022-12-2309 minPilipinx in WellnessSpiritual Healing & Wellness with Dr. Christine CatiponIn our 7th episode of Season 2, we talk with Dr. Christine Catipon (IG: @dr.christinecatipon).Dr. Christine Catipon, who goes by she/they/siya, is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who has worked in university counseling centers in California for the past twelve years. She currently works full-time in Counseling and Psychological Services at Stanford University and has a part-time private teletherapy practice. She is the current Vice President for the Asian American Psychological Association (AAPA) and has held numerous leadership positions within the Filipinx American community. Dr. Catipon is a frequent speaker and panelist on Filipinx American...2022-12-231h 23Pilipinx in WellnessHair, Beauty & Self-Care with Sherry YoungeIn our 6th episode of Season 2, we talk with Sherry Younge (IG: @sherryyounge, @the_artform_studio).Sherry Younge is currently working as a hairstylist for over 24 years. She owns and operates The Artform Studio, a hair salon and record store in Highland Park, Los Angeles with her husband Adrian for 16 years.This episode also features our opening/closing track by our team designer, Ritchie. You can follow Ritchie via IG: @ritchramirezart. Our break track is the remix of "Stop & Look (And You Have Found Love)" by Adrian Younge presents "The Delfonics" (IG: @adr...2022-12-2359 minPilipinx in WellnessBreakdancing & Wellness with Ace & BeaIn our 5th episode of Season 2, we talk with Adrian "Ace" Harburda (IG: @ace1mmc) and Bea Lesaca (IG: @bealesaca). Adrian "Ace" Harburda is a Filipino American who works supporting students and families in the school district with academic, mental health, and housing support. He is a Los Angeles b-boy legend due to his accolades in the b-boy scene as a competitor, in the cyphers, and as a judge since 1991.Bea started as a b-girl in 2003 and has performed internationally as a competitor, guest & judge ever since. She was apart of Funk Roots b-boying crew...2022-12-231h 06Pilipinx in WellnessSpinal Health with Dr. G In our 4th episode of Season 2, we talk with Dr. Brian Gonzales (IG: @gonzaleschiropractic) Chiropractor, who has been in practice for 16 years in Norco, California, located in Riverside County. His passion is to help people of all ages attain health and wellness through using natural and holistic care through chiropractic. This episode also features our opening/closing track by our team designer, Ritchie. You can follow Ritchie via IG: @ritchramirezart. Our break track is "Block Rockin" by Aaron "Woes" Martin (IG: @woes, @theboombapkids), a mixtape track over Pete Rock's classic, "The Creator" and directed by: Vincent Ricafort. 2022-12-231h 04Pilipinx in WellnessWe Keep Us Safe: Solidarity As Mutual Protection with Kalaya'an MendozaIn our 3nd episode of Season 2, we talk with Kalaya'an Mendoza (IG: @kalamendoza), Director of US Programs for the Nonviolent Peaceforce about nonviolent strategies to keep our Pilipinx and LGBTQI+ communities safe. This episode is in alignment with Pride Month.Kalaya'an Mendoza [He or They/Them] is a Queer, Filipino and Hard of Hearing human rights defender, street medic and community safety & mutual protection trainer. He resides on Occupied Lenape lands, colonially known as New York City. And he currently serves as the Director of US Programs at Nonviolent Peaceforce. Nonviolent Peaceforce protects civilians in violent conflicts...2022-12-231h 03Pilipinx in WellnessMalaya Midwifery with Jhoanna GalvezIn our 2nd episode of Season 2, we talk with Jhoanna Galvez (FB/IG: @malayamidwifery) about her/their work with birthing people. This episode is in alignment with Mother's Day.Jhoanna Galvez is a Queer Pilipinx Licensed Midwife, IBCLC, educator, and creator. Malaya Midwifery (malayamidwifery.com) was founded in 2015. Jhoanna loves to weave birthing traditions with modern medicine.This episode also features our opening/closing track by our team designer, Ritchie. You can follow Ritchie via IG: @ritchramirezart. Our break track is "Make It Through" by Kiwi Illafonte (IG: @kiwizzo), featuring Montreal musicians, Harvey Drumz (IG...2022-12-211h 03Pilipinx in WellnessOccupational Therapy & Autism Acceptance with Dr. Arnel CalvarioFor our one year anniversary Season 2 opening episode, we talk with Dr. Arnel Calvario (IG: @arnelcalvario) about his work with neurodivergent students as an Occupational Therapist within LBUSD. This episode aligns with April's Occupational Therapy & Autism Acceptance month.Believing in using his talents & resources to promote community outreach, “respect for all people,” artistic expression, and education, Dr. Arnel Calvario has dedicated himself to the dance community since his college days. In 1992, he founded UC Irvine’s own Kaba Modern. He currently serves as the Board President of Culture Shock International and as an active member of the KINJAZ...2022-12-211h 20Pilipinx in WellnessVegan Pilipinx Cuisine with Chef Reina MontenegroIn this episode, we talk with Chef Reina (IG: @chef.reina) about her plant-based journey and the vegan Pilipinx cuisine that she cooks at her restaurant, "Chef Reina" in Brisbane, CA. This episode is in alignment with Women's History Month.Chef Reina Montenegro was born and raised in Dumaguete City on the Philippine island of Negros, and moved to the Bay Area in 1997. Montenegro prides herself as being self-taught in the kitchen, and started her restaurant career as a personal chef and caterer in 2012 when she decided, after 10 years at a corporate job, to follow her passion...2022-12-211h 23Pilipinx in WellnessDiscussing Developmental Disabilities with Rina Bautista & Claire Camaya (Part 2)In Part 2 of this episode, we continue to talk with Rina Bautista (FB/IG: @rinabeastista) and Claire Camaya (FB/IG: @clairecamaya/@doorsedcenter) about our personal experiences growing up with individuals with developmental disabilities, allyship, DOORS Educational Center and disability resources. This episode is in alignment with March's Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and Women's History Month.Rina Bautista is an Education Specialist for students with moderate/severe disabilities at a public high school in San Diego, CA. Her mission is to prepare students to transition from high school in areas such as employment, education, and living skills.2022-12-2152 minPilipinx in WellnessDiscussing Developmental Disabilities with Rina Bautista & Claire Camaya (Part 1)In Part 1 of this episode, we talk with Rina Bautista (FB/IG: @rinabeastista) and Claire Camaya (FB/IG: @clairecamaya/@doorsedcenter) about defining developmental disabilities, how they help individuals with disabilities professionally, why they chose this line of work and supporting students during the pandemic. This episode is in alignment with March's Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and Women's History Month.Rina Bautista is an Education Specialist for students with moderate/severe disabilities at a public high school in San Diego, CA. Her mission is to prepare students to transition from high school in areas such as employment, education...2022-12-2152 minPilipinx in WellnessDecolonizing Wellness with Sunshine ZerdaIn this episode, we talk with Sunshine Zerda (FB/IG: @sunshinezerda) about her wellness journey and what it means to "Decolonize Wellness". This episode also features "Paleta", a track created by Sunshine's husband and wellness partner-in-life, Quetzal "QVLN" Guerrero (www.qviolin.com) that you can purchase directly on Bandcamp. Our opening & closing track is "Balance" by Klassy on her Dirty Cortez EP. You can purchase this track directly from the Beatrock Music website: https://beatrockmusic.com/collections/klassy.Having spent over a decade in the corporate world of business marketing, Sunshine Zerda decided to pursue her passion...2022-12-211h 38Pilipinx in WellnessEast Asian Medicine with Melissa Roxas (Little Sage Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine) & Sapho Flor (Sapho Flor Integrative Wellness)Welcome to Pilipinx in Wellness' first Apple Podcast session! In alignment with the Lunar New Year, Year of the Tiger, this session features Melissa Roxas of Little Sage Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine (littlesage.com) and Sapho Flor of Sapho Flor Integrative Wellness (saphoflor.com).Melissa Roxas (she/her/siya) is an acupuncturist, herbalist and owner of Little Sage in Long Beach, CA. She's passionate about providing natural and holistic ways of healing the mind, body, and spirit. She specializes in treating women's health and pediatrics.Sapho (they/them) is a queer, non-binary East Asian Medicine practitioner...2022-12-211h 23
New Books in PoetryJason Bayani, "Locus" (Omnidawn Publishing, 2019)"Poetry gave me back a way to find my culture, my history,” says Jason Bayani while discussion his new book Locus (Omnidawn Publishing 2019), which blends memoir and poetry into a stunning exploration of fragmented identities and the Pilipinx-American experience. Drawing inspiration from hip-hop and delving into the knotted complexity of family history and relationships, Bayani is able to recover a migrant identity and experience that is often silenced and shape a confident declaration of selfhood in American culture.In my grandfather’s last daysHe wandered the rice fields alone.What was left of h...2022-09-2343 min
all that we areJason Bayani on Uninterrupted Imagination, Silence and Trust - E145How do we imagine and flourish a future in times of wild interruptions? In this episode entitled An Artist’s Way During Wild Times, Amisha talks with Jason Bayani, poet, author, educator and arts organiser. His poetry books ‘Amulet’ and ‘Locus’, the latter nominated for the Northern California Book Award, and his solo theater show ‘Locus of Control’ explore the experience of identity of Pilipinx-Americans. His poems are oral histories, tales of magic and myth, ‘creatures of excess’, as he describes them. Jason is the artistic director of ‘Kearny Street Workshop’ in San Francisco, the oldest multi-disciplinary Asian Pacific American...2022-03-301h 05
MeSearch: Featuring Filipino PerspectivesWho Can Help Make A Kick-Ass PCN? (Ft. Marlo Campos)Marlo Campos is a member of UBE ARTE, a Southern California-based collective of professional musicians, dancers, and academics with a shared mission to advance Philippine cultural research and education in the Pilipinx/Filipino American community. In this episode we discuss his perspectives on Kulintang music, PCN (Philippine Culture Night) productions at the college level, and how to learn more about the diverse cultures within the Philippines.
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Kyle and Dave vs The MachineVanishing Point (1971)A film about a guy who wants to drive fast and deliver cars. Kyle is just high on speed. Dave wants to pump the brakes. The Machine believes it's time for a lube job. You can follow us on Letterboxd to see the entire list of movies we've talked about: https://letterboxd.com/kdvstm/Watch the trailer for Vanishing Point here: https://youtu.be/0P2VCMT8vAwOur sponsors this week are: Pod Power - With Pod Power, our sponsors are making it possible for us to amplify the voices of Albertans a...2021-12-171h 25
Putting It TogetherBeing Alive – Sondheim Redux (with William C. White)William White returns and gives his alternate reading on the song Being Alive. Is it possible that there could be a better way to end the show?William's podcast The Classical Gabfest: https://cgf.buzzsprout.comWilliam's website: http://www.willcwhite.comWilliam's Twitter: https://twitter.com/willcwhiteWilliam's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/willcwhiteYou can purchase Stephen Sondheim's first book of lyrics, Finishing the Hat, by going here: https://amzn.to/2LB9ZJoWe are using three productions to frame our discussion of Company....2021-10-2046 minKyle and Dave vs The MachineGodzilla vs Hedorah (Godzilla vs The Smog Monster); with Ben Rowe!You can listen to Ben's podcast, Scream Scene, here: https://screamscenepodcast.tumblr.comAnd you can follow it on Twitter: https://twitter.com/_ScreamSceneYou can also follow Ben on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CineastBenRoweYou can follow us on Letterboxd to see the entire list of movies we've talked about: https://letterboxd.com/kdvstm/Watch the trailer for Godzilla vs Hedorah here: https://youtu.be/eLOyVEfi4-QOur sponsors this week are: Rümi - https://www.rumi.ca/ - Our guiding mission is to create homeowner happiness, on...2021-10-011h 56
Pilipinx-American Stories PodcastInclusivity in Storytelling w/ Kasamahan Co.Kasamahan Co, formerly know Reclaiming Filipinx Identity, is a media company based out of Hawaii, that started back in 2020. They use multiple platforms including their podcast, Instagram, and YouTube to hold space for Filipinx stories of those in Hawaii. I had the privilege of getting to talk with the CEO, Chachie, to talk about what Kasamahan Co. has been up. Fun fact, Chachie was actually on one of the first episodes of the Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast. This episode serves as point of reflection for the media company in terms of its growth and the future. Currently, they a...2021-09-1729 minPilipinx-American Stories PodcastLemonade & Asian-American Representation Beyond Hollywood (Featuring Kathy)When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. But what do you make when life gives you Lemonade? The answer is Asian-American representation. But what does representation look like?In today's episode of the Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast, I get down with Kathy to talk about the cultural phenomenon that is Jeremy Passion's Lemonade, and how it relates to representation beyond the scope of traditional Hollywood platforms. Thanks again to Kathy for making this episode happen! 2021-09-021h 40
U.B.E ChatsMaileen Mamaraldo, Public Health - Ep 2 | UBE ChatsWelcome to the first episode of U.B.E Chats! We wanted to get right in and introduce the minds behind the podcast and share the reasonings behind our capstone project/passion project. For those of you who may not know, both creators are affiliated with EPYC which stands for Empowering Pilipinx Youth for Collaboration and this is under NAFFAA, the National Federation of Filipino American Associations and for this organization we are both ambassadors for specific region of the world. This episode in particular now you will have the opportunity to hear the perspective of Maileen who is one...2021-08-1128 min
U.B.E ChatsChachie Abara, Psychology - Ep 1 | UBE ChatsWelcome to the first episode of U.B.E Chats! We wanted to get right in and introduce the minds behind the podcast and share the reasonings behind our capstone project/passion project. For those of you who may not know, both creators are affiliated with EPYC which stands for Empowering Pilipinx Youth for Collaboration and this is under NAFFAA, the National Federation of Filipino American Associations and for this organization we are both ambassadors for specific region of the world. This episode you will hear the perspective of Chachie who is an ambassador for the Pacific Island region and...2021-08-0422 min
Kasamahan CoSeason 6 Episode 6 Edwin CarlosFamily oriented, dreamer and scholar, Edwin Carlos (he/him/his) is a 2nd generation Filipino American currently residing on Duwamish land in Renton, WA. Born in FL and raised in HI for 12 years, Edwin began his Filipinx American journeys during undergrad, and is continuing that as he pursues a doctorate in school psychology at UC Berkeley by serving as a chairperson for the Northern California Pilipinx American Student Alliance and an intern at the Bulosan Center. Edwin does research on ethnic-racial identity attitudes in Filipinx American communities, participatory action research with Filipinx workers and caregivers, and Filipinx studies curriculum...2021-07-011h 02
Filipina on the RiseLet’s Talk about this Filipino Health Statistic & How to be a Health Activist in Your Family (Part 2 with Christine)Christine Bumatay is a storyteller, social media professional, and Pilipinx culture advocate born and raised between Mandaluyong City, Philippines and the San Francisco Bay Area. She graduated from USC’s Public Relations program and now holds her own platform, Sosyal Gal, where she builds a community of activism for the Filipina American community. She writes for […]2021-06-2245 minKyle and Dave vs The MachineSummer of '42A film where a teenaged boy falls in love with the wife of his next door neighbour. Kyle has nostalgia for his summer vacations. Dave continues to hate small town America. The Machine wonders why everyone is so weird about buying condoms.You can follow us on Letterboxd to see the entire list of movies we've talked about: https://letterboxd.com/kdvstm/Watch the trailer for Summer of '42 here: https://youtu.be/5c119LHL-pYOur sponsors this week are: Pod Power - With Pod Power, our sponsors are making it possible for us t...2021-06-181h 16Filipina on the Rise“We are the generation that can shift perspectives” Christine Bumatay of @sosyalgal, writer for HuffPost, social media professional (PART 1)Christine Bumatay is a storyteller, social media professional, and Pilipinx culture advocate born and raised between Mandaluyong City, Philippines and the San Francisco Bay Area. She graduated from USC’s Public Relations program and now holds her own platform, Sosyal Gal, where she builds a community of activism for the Filipina American community. She writes for […]2021-06-1733 min
Pilipinx-American Stories PodcastSeason 3: Episode 0.5: IntroWhat's up y'all?! We're officially back with season three of the Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast. For those that are just tuning in to this podcast, here's a little blurb about what it's about:We are here to better understand the different aspects of the Pilipinx-American diaspora. We cover topics such as, but are not limited to, history, community, and Pilipinx-American culture. And this podcast is hosted by none other than Alfredo Leano.For 2021, we will be concentrating history of the Pilipinx-American diaspora. When I think history, I think about where the points connect from person to...2021-06-0704 min
Podcasts OverSEAsSEA Leadership at UCIFor this week, join Ethan and Elaine for their most packed episode yet of Podcasts OverSEAs! Joined by multiple speakers from the various SEA organizations here on campus, get to know the person, their commitment, and passion for their community as we continue to meet screen to screen.Vedrik Xiong (he/him) is a 4th-year Electrical Engineer, serving as the Vice President of the Hmong Student Association at UC Irvine. He enjoys outdoor activities, movie nights, and critical dialogues!Nicole Pinto (she/they) is a 4th-year Political Science and Sociology student at UCI, and the...2021-05-081h 09
Speaking MunicipallyI'm ordering you to seed and desistHere are the relevant links for this episode:Team NamesEdmonton Football Team calls on fans to vote on 7 possible namesBoard of DirectorsCracked RailSouth Edmonton LRT rail cracks due to extreme cold as region reaches record low temperaturesInnovation ParkBeaumont takes first steps towards building innovation business parkGuest: Sarah HamiltonSarah's website@sjlhamiltonSocial Media PolicyCity administration to draft new rules to guide councillors on social media blockingEdmonton city council rejects proposed social media policySarah Hamilton's Twitter threadCease and Desist...2021-02-1231 min
Kasamahan CoSeason 5 - Episode 1: EllenRaeEllen-Rae Cachola is a granddaughter of immigrant Ilocanos who worked and settled on Maui. She has been mentored by Filipinas called the Urban Babaylan who taught her about Philippine spiritual traditions; Hawaiian and local demilitarization organizers who taught her about Hawaiian Independence; and Asian, Pacific, Caribbean and U.S. women who taught her about the importance of alliance building across different communities to build the relationships & communication necessary to free our societies from colonialism and militarism. She currently works at the William S. Richardson School of Law Library and lectures for the Department of Ethnic Studies. She wrote a chapter ca...2020-12-161h 03
What's the Tsismis?Did You Hear Season 2 Launches December 7?We've got a brand new season of What's the Tsismis coming to you December 7th! Tune in to hear our take on Pilipinx identity and culture in Edmonton. We have episodes on lending money to relatives, the clothing industry, arts and culture, and more.2020-11-3001 min
Kasamahan Co4.10 - K.G CastilloBorn in Guåhan, raised in Waipahu, Hawai’i, and currently living in San Francisco, California: Kiara Gail/Kiara/K.G. goes by a lot of different names. K.G. identifies as a Queer second-generation Filipinx American and Chamorru living on colonized Ohlone Land. Finishing their Undergraduate Degree double majoring in Cinema and Asian American Studies at San Francisco State University, they have taken part in being a part of the SF/Bay Area's Filipin@/x American community through the Pilipinx American Collegiate Endeavor, Kappa Psi Epsilon, and other Filipin@/x-interest organizations. With storytelling being one of their biggest passions, K.G...2020-11-241h 05
Second Generation Banana (SGB) PodcastIntent Coffee, LGBTQ2S+ Safe Spaces & Pilipinx History and Reclamation feat. Mavi & Reika (@intentcoffee.yeg)[Episode 14] Kuya Erik interviews Intent Coffee (@intentcoffee.yeg) co-founders Mavi and Reika in a very informational podcast episode that covers everything from the history of Pilipinx culture, reclaiming Pilipinx identity and the importance of inclusion and safe spaces for the LGBTQ2S+ community in Edmonton. Of course, we dive into discussions of delicious Philippine food and hot selling items from Intent Coffee.Also, please stay tuned to find out ways that you can help the victims in the Philippines of Typhone Ulysses.R.I.P. to the legendary Jeopardy game show host and a...2020-11-191h 23
Adamant EveDecolonizing CoffeeOn this episode, Wen Chan and Rose-Eva Forgues-Jenkins sit down with Mavi Az Atolentino and Reika Herradura, the owners of Intent Coffee, to discuss community support, colonial impacts in the Phillipines, and what decolonizing coffee might look (and taste) like! Intent Coffee is a new cafe in Edmonton located in Southgate mall. It is run by queer, Pilipinx youth with the vision of creating equitable, inclusive, and sustainable coffee. You can find them on Instagram @intentcoffee.yeg2020-10-2427 min
Birth Bruja PodcastEp.22 | Decolonizing Strategies: Consciousness Rooting Gatherings with We RiseThis is Part 1 of the We Rise Series- a series dedicated to showcasing soulful decolonizing strategies.
This episode is for all of those who are wanting to move from theory to action.
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Consciousness Rooting in the Heart of Autumn
Inspired by the legacy of Consciousness Raising circles from 1960s & 70s freedom movements, Consciousness Rooting is about: grounding & deepening ~ reflecting on our origins, our ancestors’ lineages & histories ~ storytelling & remembering as a form of resistance, to begin to heal and to help us navigate these tumultuous & transformational times…
This work aims to inspire deep reflections, help us c...2020-10-1336 min
Birth Bruja PodcastEp.22 | Decolonizing Strategies: Consciousness Rooting Gatherings with We RiseThis is Part 1 of the We Rise Series- a series dedicated to showcasing soulful decolonizing strategies.This episode is for all of those who are wanting to move from theory to action. TO SIGN UP FOR THE GATHERINGS:Consciousness Rooting in the Heart of AutumnInspired by the legacy of Consciousness Raising circles from 1960s & 70s freedom movements, Consciousness Rooting is about: grounding & deepening ~ reflecting on our origins, our ancestors’ lineages & histories ~ storytelling & remembering as a form of resistance, to begin to heal and to help us navigate these tumultuous & transformational times…2020-10-1336 minPilipinx-American Stories PodcastSEASON 2; EPISODE 0.5: Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast: Season Two RundownWhat's up, everyone! Season two of the Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast has officially launched, and I wanted to use this episode to give a rundown on what's to come for the whole season. As you all know, this is the season of the artists. We'll be focusing on the narratives of different artists in the diaspora. We'll be focusing on the "who, what, where, why, and how," of each our guest's crafts. Along with that, we also some big changes.Some of the biggest changes include a pre-pre-recorded intro where I reflect on the conversation, and give y'all p...2020-10-0504 min
Kultivating KapwaKultivating Kapwa: Episode 2.6Kultivating Kapwa: Conversations with Community, Episode 6
"The Pilipinx Radical Imagination in Activism, Academia, Education, and Life"
In this episode, we are joined by Professor Melissa-Ann Nievera-Lozano. We discuss the origins of The Pilipinx Radical Imagination Reader, what a Pilipino/a/x radical imagination can look like today, how her experiences help inform how she walks in her everyday life in academia, activism, and parenting, and more. Melissa currently resides on the ancestral lands of the Tamyen tribe of the Muwekma Ohlone people. Her paternal lineage is Cordilleran, culturally Kalinga, and her maternal lineage is Waray.2020-09-131h 01
Podcast ng Ina MoEpisode 4: First Day HaaayIn this episode, Jared and Jesu catch up on their highs and lows of the past two weeks. We scoured the internet yet again to discuss the latest trends and news on social media. We talk about what 9/11 meant for us growing up, the relevance of the newest buzzword, “Pilipinx”, and whether or not PLDT cares... selectively. With pretty much everyone heading back to school, we reminisce about our lives as teenagers and what it was like to be in high school. Cool kid ka ba talaga noon? Makikinig ba ang younger self mo sa current self mo? What is i...2020-09-111h 01Pilipinx-American Stories PodcastEPISODE 10: SEASON ONE FINALE; Conversations on Navigating the Community Organizing Space as Millennial and Gen Z Youth Feat. Natalie BagaporoWe've reached our season finale, everyone! First of all, thank you for supporting the Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast. I've been getting a lot of amazing feedback, and will be using it to improve season two. Make sure to keep an eye on updates on all Pilipinx-American Stories social media. Again, thank you so much for your support, and I'm looking forward to season two!For this episode, I'm joined by a good friend of the Pilipinx-American Stories Project. Natalie is a fellow community organizer based out of San Diego County, and has held multiple positions in SoCal organizations...2020-09-0748 minPilipinx-American Stories PodcastEPISODE 9: Community Work in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic; the Present and the FutureFor this week's episode, we have our final solo episode for the season. We are very close to wrapping up the first season of the Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast. First and foremost, I just wanted to say thank you for all the support thus far. The feedback has been amazing, and all comments and suggestions will be taken into account and will be applied for next season. That being said, there will be a new season coming out this October. Make sure to stay tuned for season two, and all other content to be dropped during the break. I...2020-08-3123 minPilipinx-American Stories PodcastEPISODE 8: How Does One Start Reclaiming Their Filipinx Identity? Feat. Chachie @reclaimingfilipinxidentityFor this week's episode, we have another content creator, who also has her own podcast, Chachie from Reclaiming Filipinx Identity. Her goal as a content creator is to listen and to share stories of the Pilipinx-American diaspora in Hawaii. We get down in this episode to hear how Reclaiming Filipinx Identity came to be. And we also go into some possible steps for people to help people reclaim their own identity. Shout out to Chachie for getting down with us this week!Make sure to give her a follow on Instagram:@reclaimingfilipinxidentity2020-08-2430 minPilipinx-American Stories PodcastEPISODE 6: Insight on the Process of Creating and Self-Publishing Two Books; Pilipinx-American Stories Written Series @pilipinxamericanstoriesWe're back with another solo, stream of consciousness, episode! For this episode, I wanted to focus on addressing a topic that I get asked a lot: "What was it like to put together a book?" In this episode, I give y'all insight on what it was like to put together "Representation Over Pure Visibility: Stories of Pilipinx-American in San Diego" and "Stories of Pilipinx-Americans: Understanding the Process," two written projects that had totally different journeys. I go in depth with some of the highs and lows of putting projects together, and why I chose to go with t...2020-08-1025 minPilipinx-American Stories PodcastEPISODE 5: Narrative Series: Stories from a Poet; Understanding Pinay Liminality; Feat. Barbara Jane Reyes @bjaneprHappy August, everyone! We have another addition to the Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast: Narrative SeriesFor this week's guest, we have writer and educator Barbara Jane Reyes, representing the Bay Area. In this episode, we talked about how Barbara got her start as a writer, and what it means, to her, to be original. We also discuss the concept of Pinay Liminality, and what it means in the context of her own writing. Barbara also has a new book entitled, "Letters to a Young Brown Girl" dropping September 2020, and we talk a bit about the process of putting...2020-08-0334 minPilipinx-American Stories PodcastEPISODE 4: Narrative Series: Stories From an Ethnomusicologist and Performer; Feat Bernard Ellorin @samahandance @pakaraguirn_kulintang_ensembleThe first episode of the Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast Personal Narrative Series! The Personal Narrative Series is a portion of the podcast where we interview guests on their personal history, in order to better understand their processes and motivation to do what they do.For this week's edition to the Personal Narrative Series, we have Bernard Ellorin, an ethnomusicologist, performer, and teacher of the Philippine arts. We get down and ask Bernard how he was brought up, and what led him to pursue the path that he is on. And also why he continues to do it to...2020-07-2730 minPilipinx-American Stories PodcastEPISODE 3: Differences and Similarities Between East and West Coast Pilipinx-Americans feat. Emilie Tumale @miss.emilieYou would be surprised to find out that not all Pilipinx-Americans think the same. In this week's episode, we have my friend, and guest Emilie Tumale break down some differences and similarities between East and West Coast Pilipinx-Americans. Being a transplant from the West Coast, Emilie has a unique perspective she was able to offer for her dissertation on said topic. We bring up such topics such history and migration patterns. Shout out to Emilie, once more, for getting down and sharing a good vibe for this week's episode! Make sure to give Emilie a fo...2020-07-2048 minPilipinx-American Stories PodcastEPISODE 2: Talking About Anti-Blackness in the Pilipinx/Pilipinx-American Community feat Rosanne Bangalan @astrologyheauxsAnti-Blackness is something that is prevalent in the Pilipinx/Pilipinx-American community, whether it be blatant or not. It can be seen in favoritism toward family members with lighter skin. Or it can be seen in the over promotion of skin whitening products. What's wrong with having darker skin? Our guest, Rosanne, and I touch upon what we've seen perpetuated from our personal experiences. And we also go about ways to speak about this with our family and friends. Shout out to Rosanne, from the Astrology Heauxs for getting down on this week's episodeDocuments brought up in...2020-07-1340 minPilipinx-American Stories PodcastEPISODE 1: Introduction to the Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast; Touching on AllyshipWelcome to the first episode of the Pilipinx-American Stories Podcast. In this first episode, I touch upon to format and the outlook for season one. The first topic that is touched on for the podcast is allyship. What does it look like for the Pilipinx-American community during these times? The piece of this advice for this episode: Continue to educate yourself on what's going on.Documents brought up in the episode include "Beyond Earth, Wind, and Fire: Elements of Filipinx Allyship" created by FLOW from Fordham Lincoln Center based out of Manhattan, and "A Guide to Allyship"...2020-07-0523 min
Foundher by EntrepinayshipEmpowering through Education and StorytellingOn this episode with Justine Ang Fonte, we discuss her journey to becoming a sought after speaker and consultant on sexual health and wellness to co-creating a storytelling platform, now in its 4th year, that centers on Pinay voices. A child of Pilipinx immigrants, Justine Ang Fonte is a sexuality educator and the Director of Health & Wellness at a K-12 private school in New York City. Justine is a consultant and speaker on intersectional health and sex education for teachers, parents, and students in both public and private schools across the United States. She is also the co...2020-06-1341 minPutting It TogetherWaiting For the Girls Upstairs – Follies (with Hugh Summers)Waiting For the Girls Upstairs is a song packed with plot. Kyle invites on Hugh Summers, a theatre producer in England, to explore both the upstairs and downstairs of this song.Hugh's Twitter: https://twitter.com/HughSummersKyle mentioned three performances at the beginning of the episode.Adrian Lester singing Being Alive: https://youtu.be/Nb03Ujxld_8Audra MacDonald singing There Won't Be Trumpets: https://youtu.be/urIoekUIUBgVanessa Williams singing Children Will Listen: https://youtu.be/Z8lSDBM9R2EYou can purchase Stephen Sondheim's first book of lyrics...2020-06-031h 01What's the Tsismis?Did You Hear Gina’s Not Really a Teacher?Pssst! Did you hear Gina’s not really a teacher? She actually went into theatre, and now she’s killing it as an artistic director! Listen to find out how it all started!This is What’s the Tsismis, a podcast on Pilipinx identity in the diaspora. Tsismis is the Tagalog word for gossip. Each week we’ll release a new episode that dives into a new topic, so be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss next week’s tsismis!Today’s episode host is me, Ryan Lacanilao. And the idea for this episode starte...2020-06-0131 minWhat's the Tsismis?Did You Hear Michelle Punched a Car?Pssst! Did you hear Michelle punched a car? Whose car did she punch and why? Listen to find out!This is What’s the Tsismis, a podcast on Pilipinx identity in the diaspora. Tsismis is the Tagalog word for gossip. Each week we’ll release a new episode that dives into a new topic, so be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss next week’s tsismis!Heads up: Today’s episode goes deep into the topic of mental health, including discussions about harm and suicide. It also includes some explicit language.Today’s ep...2020-05-2532 minWhat's the Tsismis?Did You Hear... What's the Tsismis Launches May 25?Launching May 25, a brand new podcast about Pilipinx identity in Edmonton.2020-05-1501 min
Kasamahan CoEpisode 13 - Mikaela Q.Today In Episode 13 I have featured is Mika who is a military kid who has not only has lived in Hawaii but has live in the different states currently is in Washington which has been a culture shock since it is predominantly white people in the area that she currently resides. In this episode, she will talk about her Fil-Am narrative about her journey as a Pinay.
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Some of the cool resources to stay rooted is check out this Pinay Lit of 'America is in the Heart" by Ca...2020-04-281h 06
POWER NOT PITY"Our Companion Animals, Our Selves feat. Kay Ulanday BarrettSeason 2 is finally here! This season I'll be discussing the meaning of survival and what significance that has to disabled people of color during this tumultuous time. What can a companion animal mean to a disabled person of color? Turns out a hell of a lot! Listen in as I have a lively talk with acclaimed Pilipinx, trans, disabled poet Kay Ulanday Barrett about their dog Biggie. This episode is so real, there were many tears had in the studio. Bring your tissues and your heart, you'll need them!Transcript can be found at www.p...2020-04-2000 min
Bruha BaddiesPausing with Pilipinx during the PandemicTune in on how the three co-hosts Jean Munson, Nicole Espinosa, and Daniel Nero reflect and adjust during this time indoors.
2020-04-1236 minKasamahan CoTalking with Aaron GeronimoToday's episode I am grateful enough to have one of a great of a friend here today......AAROOOON GERONIMO!
He is one who is very vocal and has a lot of words to say and most especially he is one that really evokes a lot when it comes to learning more about where his own cultural identity. There is so much in our Filipino culture that really brings out the best in him.
Have something to share? Direct message or Tag us on instagram @reclaimingfilipinoidentity Check out @alfredoleano recent book Representation over pure visibility stories of Pilipinx-Americans in San Diego whi...2020-04-0447 min
Growing Up PinoyGUP Season 2 - Episode 8: Interracial RelationshipsWhat is up everyone? Time to get a bit deep out in here. Have you ever been in an interracial relationship before? Join hosts Jamie, Kirk, and Ian as they discuss interracial relationships in pilipinx american culture, and through their own experiences.2020-02-1200 min
Gold & Great - The Kollaboration SF PodcastEpisode 10: "Jack & Agyu" w/ Justine VillanuevaWith the intention of diversifying the narratives in American children literature, Pilipinx -American author Justine Villanueva deepens connection to her story-telling with Philippine cultural themes and languages. Michelle speaks with her about her new book Jack and Agyu and the process of writing a contemporary book influenced by indigenous histories. Don’t miss Justine’s special reading of her new book! Up first: Long and Elsa talk about cultural preservation and their connections with their homelands.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gold-and-great/message2019-11-1551 min
New Books in Asian American StudiesJason Bayani, "Locus" (Omnidawn Publishing, 2019)"Poetry gave me back a way to find my culture, my history,” says Jason Bayani while discussion his new book Locus (Omnidawn Publishing 2019), which blends memoir and poetry into a stunning exploration of fragmented identities and the Pilipinx-American experience. Drawing inspiration from hip-hop and delving into the knotted complexity of family history and relationships, Bayani is able to recover a migrant identity and experience that is often silenced and shape a confident declaration of selfhood in American culture.In my grandfather’s last daysHe wandered the rice fields alone.What was left of h...2019-10-1543 min
Hole in the AirPilipinx in Los AngelesPilipino Workers Center's Executive Director Aquilina Soriano-Versoza and Community Organizer Ian Kamus discuss L.A.'s extraordinary Filipino community and its history, accomplishments and challenges being met, and highlight the Filipino Voter Empower Project. Hole in the Air's Renee Nahum and Paul Michael Neuman participate.2019-09-081h 09