Podcasts about bisaya

This episode wraps up season three! Marc Conaco is a Bisaya illustrator, designer, curator and producer of Asian in Aotearoa. Here, we dive into the six-month rollercoaster ride of podcast production, handling the guest lineup, schedule conflicts, and general chaos while also answering some questions sent in from past guests. Follow @marcconacoFill out the season three feedback survey, HERE. ⁠Asian in Aotearoa Instagram⁠⁠Asian in Aotearoa Substack⁠Hosted by Jenna Wee & Produced by Marc Conaco.Recorded at Big Fan in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland.This episode was made possible thanks to Foundation North and Creative New Zealand.⁠asianinaotearoa.com⁠

The show returns from break NEXT WEEK, so here is another bonus episode from the weekly Paranormal Pinays livestream that I do with Lyn Pacificar and Rannie Augogo, where we discuss the paranormal and supernatural from our perspectives as magickal Bisaya women.  This episode was filmed on National Love Your Pet Day, so we shared stories of our pets on the other side, and even how our pets help us magickally in this physical realm. We also touch on starseeds and aliens.  This episode is not censored, and we do talk about pet death, so listener discretion is advised. Lyn Pacificar https://www.herbalaria.com https://instagram.com/iamherbalaria Rannie AuGoGo https://www.magickaugogo.com https://instagram.com/rannieaugogo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The show is still on a break. In the meantime, here is another edition of Paranormal Pinays, the weekly livestream that I do with Lyn Pacificar and Rannie AuGoGo, where we casually discuss everything paranormal and supernatural from our perspectives as magickal Bisaya women. This livestream was recorded back in November of last year after the election, and we thought it would be a good idea to talk about spiritual protection.  We discuss protective amulets, our ancestral markings, the demons that wander throughout Las Vegas, and much more. For some reason the internet was really bad that day, so the audio is a bit choppy, so apologies for that. Lyn Pacificar https://www.herbalaria.com Rannie AuGoGo https://www.magickaugogo.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This episode is NOT censored, and brushes on topics like sexual abuse, so listener discretion is advised.  This week's bonus episode is from a weekly livestream that I do with my friends Lyn Pacificar and Rannie Augogo. We call ourselves Paranormal Pinays, and we casually discuss the paranormal and supernatural from our perspectives as magickal Bisaya women. This episode was recorded back on Halloween last year, and as usual we started with a topic, in this case sharing spooky stories, and then let the conversation evolve from there. We get into exorcisms, our gripes with the Catholic church, and much more. Lyn Pacificar https://www.herbalaria.com https://www.instagram.com/iamherbalaria Rannie AuGoGo https://www.magickaugogo.com https://www.instagram.com/rannieaugogo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this fun and informative Bisaya Podcast episode, Barok and Takya take on the serious topic of typhoons in the Philippines. They break down what a typhoon is and why it's important to be ready when one is coming. They share practical tips on how to prepare for a typhoon and what to do when a typhoon is on the way. Listen to Barok and Takya as they mix humor with helpful advice, making learning not just easy but also entertaining.   Join their conversation by sharing your own typhoon survival tips in the comments. Together, we can build a community that stays safe and ready!   Ready to learn more? Visit their website at www.barokandtakya.com to start listening to the episode today. Don't miss out on this chance to stay informed and prepared.   Together, let's stay safe and prepared, bayan!   USEFUL INFORMATION:   SUBSCRIBE to Bisaya Vloggers Barok and Takya Youtube Channel Bisaya Podcast – https://www.youtube.com/c/bisayapodcast   Check out our Filipino Society and Culture Podcasts and Blogs as well: https://barokandtakya.com/barok-and-takya-blog/   FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA:   FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/barokntakya INSTAGRAM – https://www.instagram.com/bisayapodcast/ PINTEREST – https://www.pinterest.com.au/bisayapodcast/ LINKEDIN – https://www.linkedin.com/in/bisayapodcast/ X — https://x.com/bisayapodcast

Australian-Filipino filmmaker Mark Smith shared that he learned some Bisaya words from his grandparents, who were originally from Camiguin and had lived with them in Adelaide. - Australian ang ama habang Filipino ang ina ng filmmaker na si Mark Smith pero ano ang naging impluwensiya ng kulturang Pinoy sa kanyang pagkatao.

Migawas sa 2021 Census sobra sa 10,000 ang mga Bisaya o Cebuano speakers nga namuyo sa bisan asang lugar sa Australia. Unsa ang mga kaagi ug mga pagkaon nga inyong gimingawan?

Episode Description Sign up to receive this Unreached of the Day podcast sent to you:  https://unreachedoftheday.org/resources/podcast/ People Group Summary: https://joshuaproject.net/people_groups/10876                                                                                                              #PrayforZERO is a podcast Sponsor.         https://prayforzero.com/ Take your place in history! We could be the generation to translate God's Word into every language. YOUR prayers can make this happen.  Take your first step and sign the Prayer Wall to receive the weekly Pray For Zero Journal:  https://prayforzero.com/prayer-wall/#join Pray for the largest Frontier People Groups (FPG): Visit JoshuaProject.net/frontier#podcast provides links to podcast recordings of the prayer guide for the 31 largest FPGs.  Go31.org/FREE provides the printed prayer guide for the largest 31 FPGs along with resources to support those wanting to enlist others in prayer for FPGs

Ang programa ay ipapalabas sa Tagalog at Bisaya. JICEKANSAI しごとのためのにほんご Japanese language for WORK Kung mayroo … 続きを読む August Agosto17 2024 「MASAYANGTAHANAN」しごとのためのにほんご →

This is a Cebuano slow talk episode suitable for the upper intermediate level. In this episode, I will talk about how to get around the Bisaya areas and what you need to keep in mind when taking a ride in the Philippines such as routes and fares. The transcript for the episode is here on my Patreon. _______________________________________________ ___________________________________________ You can support my podcast thru: Donations: ⁠⁠https://www.buymeacoffee.com/COJStuff⁠⁠ Free and Monthly Subscriptions: ⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/COJStuff⁠⁠ BOOK LESSON WITH ME HERE: ⁠https://calendar.app.google/satome5KMcR5uQad7⁠ Website: ⁠⁠⁠Cebuanolang.com⁠⁠⁠ Email: ⁠coj.stuff@gmail.com ⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠cebuanolang⁠ Book:⁠ ⁠https://www.patreon.com/COJStuff/shop/simplified-davao-cebuano-grammar-1-pdf-28726?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=productshare_creator&utm_content=join_link⁠ ⁠https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cojstuff/e/140164⁠ __________________________________________________ Credit Music title is "Cali" by Wataboi from Pixabay

Finally, we're back. Among gi-istoryahan kung emotionally matured na ba mi? Ang maturity? Sa edad o sa dagway? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

Ang programa ay ipapalabas sa Tagalog at Bisaya. Ang tag-araw sa Japan ay mainit. Mag-ingat sa heat stroke. Ku … 続きを読む August Agosto10 2024 「MASAYANG TAHANAN」Heatstroke →

Darrell Blatchley is a Bisaya-speaking American missionary's son with an unusual passion: he collects the bones of animals that humans have killed through pollution and displays them for education. The founder of the D'Bone Collector's Museum in Davao, Blatchley talks to Howie about bearing the stench of dead animals, cleaning the bones of whales and crocodiles, and how our plastic waste is causing the deaths of countless creatures. Producer: Eumer Yanga Researcher: Jenica Villanueva Editor: Jayr Magtoto Links: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/balitambayan/talakayan/905155/darrell-blatchley-ang-bone-collector-sa-davao-na-pinagdalhan-ng-bungo-ni-mali/story/https://youtube.com/@uncleddbonecollector?si=-EcMjfC_8ZBEE3vX

Darrell Blatchley is a Bisaya-speaking American missionary's son with an unusual passion: he collects the bones of animals that humans have killed through pollution and displays them for education. The founder of the D'Bone Collector's Museum in Davao, Blatchley talks to Howie about bearing the stench of dead animals, cleaning the bones of whales and crocodiles, and how our plastic waste is causing the deaths of countless creatures. Producer: Eumer Yanga Researcher: Jenica Villanueva Editor: Jayr Magtoto Links: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/balitambayan/talakayan/905155/darrell-blatchley-ang-bone-collector-sa-davao-na-pinagdalhan-ng-bungo-ni-mali/story/https://youtube.com/@uncleddbonecollector?si=-EcMjfC_8ZBEE3vX

This is another talk episode of the podcast where I speak Cebuano slowly to help my students (mainly) and also my listeners practice their Cebuano listening skills. In this episode, I will talk about rice and its importance to all Bisaya. The transcript for this episode and its English Translation is available on my Patreon page through the link below: Cebuano Transcript on Patreon ________________________________________________ You can support my podcast thru: ⁠https://www.buymeacoffee.com/COJStuff⁠ ⁠https://www.patreon.com/COJStuff⁠ BOOK LESSON WITH ME HERE: https://calendar.app.google/satome5KMcR5uQad7 Website: ⁠⁠Cebuanolang.com⁠⁠ Email: coj.stuff@gmail.com  Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠cebuanolang⁠ Book:⁠ Patreon Book Online Buymeacoffee Book Online PDF ________________________ Credit Music title is "Cali" by Wataboi from Pixabay --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cojstuff/message

This is a talk episode where I talk slowly in Binisaya to help my students and listeners have content to practice their listening skills. In this episode, I talked about my favorite Bisaya dish and how to make it. Quiz link: Podcast talk Espide: My Favorite Dish Quiz Transcript link: Patreon Post ________________________________________________ You can support my podcast thru: ⁠https://www.buymeacoffee.com/COJStuff⁠ ⁠https://www.patreon.com/COJStuff⁠ BOOK LESSON WITH ME HERE: https://calendar.app.google/satome5KMcR5uQad7 Website: ⁠⁠Cebuanolang.com⁠⁠ Email: coj.stuff@gmail.com  Instagram: @⁠⁠⁠cebuanolang⁠ Book:⁠ https://www.patreon.com/COJStuff/shop/simplified-davao-cebuano-grammar-1-pdf-28726?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=productshare_creator&utm_content=join_link https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cojstuff/e/140164 __________________________________________________ Credit Music title is "Cali" by Wataboi from Pixabay --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cojstuff/message

Lingaw nga episode kung asa among gibalikan among mga elementary, highschool and college days. Ania ang among advices sa among younger selves. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

Mga butang that makes us SAD right now! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

It's only me and Master Popi (former MOR DJ). We are both in our 40s now and yet we have different problems in life. Among gi istoryahan ang among mga naagian nga problema since in our 20's and up today. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

Daghan kaayo realizations in life nga karon pa nako nasabtan. As a person, as a dad and as a politician. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

Since it's women's month. We discussed the pros and cons of being a woman. Laughtrip episode again! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

"⁠An experimental and (non)fictional invitation to see myths and mythmaking as a form of queer storytelling. Home dwells in the languages we keep." Darren Lesaguis is of Bisaya and Tagalog descent, a former co-host of Race Matters, and community radio worker.

Ania among mga gibuhat gi unsa pagsukol sa mga nag bully namo! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

Among mga realizations, mga sayop nga pagtoo sa una! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

VHS, BETAMAX, CD BURNING, FLOPPY DISC, ETC.  Tungod sa China, mibarato na ang tanan. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

Among gibalikan ang mga butang nga lisod kaayo sa una buhaton. Isa na diri ang sa natad sa communication --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

He became a drug dependent at a very young age. He never believed in God. When was the turning point? Gi unsa sa Ginoo nga mausab ang kinabuhi ni P-Mike! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitokbitokpodcast/support

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This is the continuation of last week's conversation with the amazing, Paulie Durig from Switzerland. This is PART two of a three-part piece.~~~Paulie Durig is the founder of The Sacred Space Suisse (Est: 2019) where she provides holistic mental health coaching and guidance to individuals and organizations.  She is married and a stepmother to 3 kids. Two are 16-year-old twins and a boy at age 10. Prior to moving to Switzerland, Paulie worked in various BPO companies in leadership capacities in Training and Operations for Travel, Banking, Retail, and Shared Services. During their leisure time, Paulie enjoys cooking, hosting Lectures (book review) sessions, spending time in nature, and playing with their 1-year-old French bulldog named Max.At the moment, Paulie is hatching her personal anti-anxiety line of products (soap, body scrub, and body oil), called Sacré. These products are personally hand-made by her and will be made available in Asia by end-of-year.You can view Paulie's Professional full-length bio here:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulie-durig-chyp-169278269/ You can follow Paulie on the website and platforms below:The Sacred Space website: https://tinyurl.com/TheSacredSpaceCHFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/paulie.durig.1Instagram: @sacredspacesuisse Support the showBreakfast With Tiffany Show Official Facebook Page ~ https://www.facebook.com/breakfastwithtiffanyshow Tiffany's Instagram Account ~ https://www.instagram.com/tiffanyrossdaleofficial/ For coaching sessions & programs with Tiffany, check out her official page ~ https://www.tiffanyrossdale.com Breakfast With Tiffany Show Youtube Channel ~ https://bit.ly/3vIVzhE Breakfast With Tiffany Show Official Page ~ https://www.tiffanyrossdale.com/podcast For questions, requests, collaborations and comments, feel free to reach us via our e-mail ~ breakfastwithtiffanyshow@outlook.com

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In today's world, especially on social media, it is easy for anyone to say and comment on what they want, even if it hurts another person's feelings. We've all seen viral stories where someone has been bashed online for their choices or beliefs, but this recent story of Zoey and her Charles and Keith bag has struck a chord in many people. On their Filipino Bisaya podcast episode "Luxury Brands: Words Can Mean Differently to Everyone," Barok and Takya will explore what Luxury means to them.   What is a luxury to one person may not mean the same thing to another person. In Zoey's case, her parents gifted her the bag from Charles & Keith, which was precious and meaningful to her even though it wasn't as expensive or well-known as other luxury brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton or Dolce & Gabbana. Each person has a unique perspective on what Luxury means to them, and that's part of what makes life so interesting. We all come from different backgrounds, have experienced other things in life, and have different perspectives on what matters most—including our idea of Luxury.    Barok and Takya believe that Luxury isn't just about expensive brands; instead, its personal definition depends upon the individual. For some people, owning a Chanel or Ralph Lauren is considered luxurious—but that doesn't mean those items are inaccessible or unaffordable for others. Ultimately, Luxury should be celebrated from different perspectives—no one should be shamed for not having enough money to buy a particular brand or item.   In their topic discussions, Barok and Takya also talk about how these luxury brands are subjective—their meaning may change depending on your background, culture, experiences etc., which makes it so much more special than just being able to purchase something expensive. They want to emphasize that everyone can experience Luxury in different ways; you don't have to buy exclusive designer items or products in order to enjoy a luxurious lifestyle!   Conclusion:   Barok and Takya hope that after listening to their Filipino Bisaya podcast episode "Luxury Brands: Words Can Mean Differently To Everyone," people will better understand what Luxury means beyond expensive brands. They believe that everyone should be able to define Luxury as something special and unique based on their own individual perspective, like happiness, rather than relying solely on material possessions or financial wealth as criteria for measuring success or affluence. After all, true wealth lies in your mindset rather than your bank balance!     Thank you for listening to the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast. It means a lot that you took the time out of your day to listen to us babble on about whatever topic we decided to rant about today. We appreciate your support and hope our Filipino Pinoy podcast in the Bisaya language can be a source of entertainment, knowledge, or both when you need it. If you have suggestions for future topics or feedback in general, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via social media or our website. Have a great day, bayan!

From the moment we are born, traditions shape and define our lives. Every culture has unique rituals, celebrations, and beliefs that bring people together and create a sense of belonging and community. One such tradition is the Simbang Gabi—a popular Filipino Christmas tradition—which Barok and Takya explore in their Filipino Bisaya podcast episode. Barok and Takya explore what makes this traditional celebration so unique and how it brings joy to Filipinos all over the world.   What is Simbang Gabi? Simbang Gabi is a nine-day religious event in December leading up to Christmas day in the Philippines. Each morning from December 16th through December 24th, Filipino Catholics attend dawn masses (known as simbang gabi or Misa de Gallo) held at their local churches or chapels. The mass is usually followed by a Feast Day, where people gather for food, drinks, and Christmas carols. It's truly a joyful occasion!   Why is Simbang Gabi important? Simbang Gabi has been celebrated since the 16th century when Spanish friars introduced it to Filipinos—and it's still practiced today by millions of Filipinos around the world. It is an essential part of Filipino culture because it symbolizes hope and faith during difficult times. The nine days of Simbang Gabi remind Filipinos that they are never alone; they have family members who will be there for them no matter what life throws their way.   How do you live out this tradition? For Pinoy podcasters, Barok and Takya, living out this tradition mean attending their local Simbang Gabi ceremonies each year with family members and friends, praying together for peace and harmony throughout the world. They also talk about how they start each ceremony with a traditional song called "Ang Pasko Ay Kay Saya", followed by carols like "Christmas in Our Hearts", which fill them with warmth and happiness during this cold breeze of December.    Conclusion: Traditions can be your anchor when times get tough, no matter where you come from or how far you've traveled from home. For many Overseas Filipino Workers living abroad, celebrating Simbang Gabi is one way to stay connected to their roots while bringing joy into their lives during this particular time of year. So why not take some time out of your day to listen to the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast about this beautiful celebration? You might find yourself inspired by its timeless message of hope and faith!   We're so grateful you've taken the time to listen to our Filipino Pinoy podcast in the Bisaya language. We hope you'll continue to follow us as we explore more interesting topics. Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast is a labor of love, and it's only possible because of listeners like you. So if you enjoy our content, please subscribe to our YouTube channel – Bisaya Podcast and follow us on social media and our website - barokandtakya.com. We appreciate your support! Thanks for listening, bayan!

Have you ever stopped to think about the different types of friends in your group? Barok and Takya did, and they had a lot to say on the topic! In their latest Bisaya Podcast episode, these Bisaya vloggers discuss the different types of friends in the group and how they each add their unique flavor to the mix. So if you're looking for an entertaining and insightful conversation about friendship, this is the episode for you!   Barok and Takya explore the different types of friends in the group and how each one contributes something unique. They use the analogy of spices to explain how different types of friends can make the group more attractive. Barok says that, just like with herbs, too much of one kind can ruin the dish. He encourages listeners to find a balance of different types of friends (higala) so that everyone can enjoy their company.    Takya shares her insights on friendship and how she values her friends (higala), who is always there for her. She says these kinds of friends are like family to her, and she would do anything for them. She also talks about how important it is to have friends who challenge you and push you to be better. These friends help you grow as a person, and she is also grateful for them.    Barok and Takya's conversation about your group's different types of friends is both entertaining and enlightening. It's a great reminder that we all contribute something special to our groups of friends. So take a moment to appreciate all the different kinds of friends in your life - after all, they make life more interesting! Thanks for listening to us today, and we hope you tune in next time for more great conversations with Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast.

In their Bisaya Podcast episode, Barok and Takya discuss the struggle of Filipino students. Listen to their interviews of these two young Filipino students on the challenges of everyday life going to school. The stories of these young people are inspiring, and it is clear that they are determined to succeed. Despite their challenges, these Pinoy students remain dedicated to their education and strive to do their best. Their resilience is admirable, and their stories are a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of education. These Filipino students provide hope for their country's and family's future, and they remind us that anything is possible if we are willing to work hard and never give up. Thank you for sharing your stories, and keep up the excellent work! If you're not already a listener of the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, now is the time to start! This latest episode features Filipino students' stories, struggles, and triumphs. Through their Bisaya inspiring stories, you'll get a firsthand experience of what it's like to be a Filipino student in today's world. So please, take a few minutes to listen now at their website, barokandtakya.com and be moved by their stories. Thank you for your time!

In this TrikePatrol Podcast special, Mr. C teaches some common Tagalog words including Bisaya. Why Bisaya? Well, a huge percentage of workers in Angeles City do come from the Southern Philippines, so it's common for Mongers and AC visitors to learn these words. The most interesting part of the episode is bringing awareness to silly foreigners who come back home and can't detach themselves from the quick good times and memories they left back in the Philippines, this includes the bargirl they were with every night for the last month. Sadly, when we do fall in love with that hot spinner who just can't leave our minds, we end up sending all the money we can to her, most of the time asking her to quit her job. I hate to break the news, bud, but just the month before another dude was in your same exact shoes and while both of you are back home, your little darling is getting pounded by her Pinoy "JOWA". Things are spicing up and you don't want to miss this.

In their latest Bisaya Podcast episode, Barok and Takya talk about the Ber Months meaning in the Philippines. For Filipinos, the Ber Months—September, October, November, and December—are a time of celebration. This is the time of year when Christmas preparations begin and the excitement for the holiday season builds. But what about the Ber Months in the Philippines makes them so unique? Let's hear the Pinoy podcast in the Bisaya language - Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast.   A time of preparations   Barok and Takya talk that in the Philippines, the Ber Months are a time when Christmas preparations begin in earnest. Houses are cleaned from top to bottom; lights are hung, and trees are decorated. It's a time of excitement and anticipation as everyone looks forward to the holidays.   A time of family gatherings   For Barok, another particular element of the Ber Months is the planning time for family gatherings during the Christmas holidays. During this time of year, families from all various places will come together to celebrate the pre-planned Christmas parties and family reunions. This is also a time when families living apart have an opportunity to reunite and catch up with one another. The Ber Months provide a chance to plan for families to create new memories and strengthen their bonds with one another.   A time of reflection Finally, Takya also says that the Ber Months are also a time of reflection. As we reflect on the past year and all that has happened, we can't help but feel grateful for our blessings. We may also use this time to set goals for the upcoming year. The Ber Months offer us a chance to pause and reflect on our lives and what we want to achieve in the future.    Conclusion:    The Ber Months in the Philippines are a particular time of year for Filipinos. It's a time when families come together, preparations for Christmas begin, and reflections on the past year take place. What's not to love about that? So if you're lucky enough to be in the Philippines during the Ber Months, be sure to soak up all the magic! Listen now to the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, the Filipino podcast in the Cebuano language and hear what the fuzz is all about.   Please check out Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast Episodes at their Podcast  Slider Carousel for more content if you like their topic. You can find their Bisaya Podcast topics on Podbean, Google Podcasts, Podchaser, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Audacy. It would mean a lot to us if you could give us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or the Podcasts Apps of your choice so other Bisaya kababayan could find us easily on the Podcast Space, or you could refer us to your friends through word of mouth. Thank you, bayan, for your continued support of Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, the Pinoy Podcast in the Bisaya language. Let's return to our roots by listening to and learning the Bisaya podcast of Barok and Takya.     USEFUL INFORMATION:   SUBSCRIBE to Bisaya Vloggers Barok and Takya Youtube Channel Bisaya Podcast – https://www.youtube.com/c/bisayapodcast   Check out our Podcasts and Blogs as well:   FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA:   FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/barokntakya INSTAGRAM – https://www.instagram.com/bisayapodcast/ PINTEREST – https://www.pinterest.com.au/bisayapodcast/ TWITTER – https://twitter.com/bisayapodcast LINKEDIN – https://www.linkedin.com/in/bisayapodcast/  

In today's society, it seems like lying is becoming more and more commonplace. Whether it's to avoid getting in trouble or to make ourselves look better, we often lie without even thinking about it. But why do we do this? Is there a reason that compels us to hide the truth? This Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast episode: Why Not Tell the Truth? In the Surprising Reasons People Lie, we look closely at the surprising reasons people lie and what motivates them to do so. We also explore the effects of lying on both the individual and society as a whole.    In their Bisaya Podcast episode, the reasons given by Barok and Takya are surprising and may cause some to rethink their previous assumptions about why people lie. One reason for not telling the truth is that it can be used as a form of self-protection. This is especially true in cases where the truth could be used against someone or where it could lead to them being hurt in some way. In other cases, people may lie to avoid conflict or to make others feel better. However, lying can also have negative consequences, causing distrust and further deception. As Barok and Takya point out, sometimes the truth is more important than protecting ourselves or others from hurt feelings. When we choose to tell the truth, we show that we are capable of trust and integrity.   So if you're curious about why people lie, give this episode a listen! And if you enjoyed the episode, please consider sharing it on social media or with your friends. And don't forget to subscribe to the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, the Filipino podcast in the Cebuano language, so you never miss an episode.   Please check out Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast Episodes at their Podcast  Slider Carousel for more content if you like their topic. You can find their Bisaya Podcast topics on Podbean, Google Podcasts, Podchaser, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Audacy. It would mean a lot to us if you could give us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or the Podcasts Apps of your choice so other Bisaya kababayan could find us easily on the Podcast Space, or you could refer us to your friends through word of mouth. Thank you, bayan, for your continued support of Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, the Best Filipino Podcast in the Bisaya language. Let's return to our roots by listening to and learning the Bisaya podcast of Barok and Takya.     USEFUL INFORMATION:   SUBSCRIBE to Bisaya Vloggers Barok and Takya Youtube Channel Bisaya Podcast – https://www.youtube.com/c/bisayapodcast Check out our Podcasts and Blogs: FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/barokntakya INSTAGRAM – https://www.instagram.com/bisayapodcast/ PINTEREST – https://www.pinterest.com.au/bisayapodcast/ TWITTER – https://twitter.com/bisayapodcast LINKEDIN – https://www.linkedin.com/in/bisayapodcast/    

For the Tan family, music is one way to preserve and pass the knowledge of the Visayan dialect to the next generation. #Pamana - Para sa Pamilyang Tan, musika ang isa sa mga paraan upang maipasa nila sa susunod na henerasyon ang wikang Bisaya. #Pamana

[00:09:34 - 01:43:24] This week we're sharing an interview that we conducted with anarchists and abolitionists mostly in and around Manila, the capital of the Philippines. You'll hear from K, Honey, Adrienne, Castle, Magsalin and Raj. During the chat they share about their projects, discussions of abolitionism in the Philippines, decolonization discourse, informal organizing, accountability and challenging patriarchal dynamics in the traditional left and more. Collectives Participating: Abolisyon: @AbolisyonPH on twitter, facebook, Instagram and on youtubeemail: abolisyon@subvertising.org The Dinner Party: @DinnerPartyPH on twitter Paglaya: @PaglayaPUP on twitter or facebook Project Kapwa donations on payal: @terreynera Cavite Mutual Aid has a paypal at cavite.mutualaid@gmail.com  and is on facebook @cavite.mutualaid Other Links of note: An anarchist distro in English, Tagalog, and Bisaya: https://bandilangitim.xyz/ older site with more publcation: https://bandilangitim.noblogs.org/ https://sea.theanarchistlibrary.org/special/index Cempaka Collective. Malaysia https://www.patreon.com/cempaka_co Anti-Feminist Feminist Club (Indonesia) on twitter as @AnFemClub References relevant to what was discussed in the podcast On linking policing in the Philippines to the USA: McCoy, A. W. (2009). Policing America's Empire: The United States, the Philippines, and the Rise of the Surveillance State. Univ of Wisconsin Press. On linking policing in the Philippines to the USA: Vitale, A. S. (2021). The End of Policing. Verso Books. On Joyful Militancy and Rigid Radicalism: Bergman, C., & Montgomery, N. (2017). Joyful militancy: Building thriving resistance in toxic times. AK Press. On Rigid Radicalism: CrimethInc., (1997) "Your Politics is Boring as Fuck." https://crimethinc.com/1997/04/11/your-politics-are-boring-as-fuck The essay that got Castle and co interested: Magsalin, S. (2020) "Towards an Anarchism in the Philippine Archipelago." Bandilang Itim. https://sea.theanarchistlibrary.org/library/simoun-magsalin-towards-an-anarchism-in-the-philippine-archipelago-en On opposing carcerality on the left: Magsalin, S. (2022) "Against Carceral Communism, For Abolition Communism." Haters Magazine. https://haters.noblogs.org/post/2022/03/26/against-carceral-communism-for-abolition-communism-by-simoun-magsalin/ A book on the purges: Garcia, R. (2001) To Suffer Thy Comrades: How the Revolution Decimated Its Own. 2nd Edition. Anvil. https://libcom.org/article/suffer-thy-comrades-how-revolution-decimated-its-own-robert-francis-b-garcia Kevin Rashid Johnson Update [01:43:44 - end] You'll hear Kevin Rashid Johnson of the Revolutionary Intercommunal Black Panther Party talk about the continued denial of medical treatment at Nottoway CI in Virginia and thanking supporters who have been calling in. You can find details on how to continue the call-in campaign in the July 17th episode. Sean Swain on Mass Shootings [00:01:14 - 00:09:34] Sean talks about the uselessness of police in mass shootings, basically. . ... . .. Featured Track: Abolish Work by The (International) Noise Conspiracy from The First Conspiracy

OFWs often feel isolated and alone, especially when they're thousands of miles away from their families.    OFWs are the unsung heroes of the Philippines. They are some of the most hardworking and resilient people in the world. They face challenges and struggles that most of us can only imagine daily. But they don't give up. They keep fighting for their families and their dreams. They leave their families and homes to work in foreign countries, often in difficult and dangerous conditions, to provide a better life for their loved ones. Yet, they are often invisible - distant family members only hear about the good times, the remittances that help to pay for school fees and put food on the table. But Filipino OFW also face many challenges, as our guest, Juna Langgam explains in this Kwentong OFW episode of Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast. From homesickness, isolation, and missing out on important family events, OFWs sacrifice a lot for their families. But they also gain strength and resilience from their experiences, as Juna describes. Her story is an inspiration to OFWs everywhere. They are strong, determined, and passionate people who deserve our respect and admiration. Thank you, OFWs, for everything that you do!   Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast provides a powerful platform for OFW Pinoy to share their stories and experiences. This Kwentong OFW episode offers much-needed insight into the lives of OFWs and will hopefully inspire others to support them. Thank you for listening!   ----more----   Please check out Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast Episodes at their Podcast  Slider Carousel for more content if you like their topic. You can find their Bisaya Podcast topics on Podbean, Google Podcasts, Podchaser, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Audacy. It would mean a lot to us if you could give us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or the Podcasts Apps of your choice so other Bisaya kababayan could find us easily on the Podcast Space or you could refer us to your friends through word of mouth. Thank you, bayan, for your continued support of Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, the Best Filipino Podcast in the Cebuano language. Let's return to our roots by listening to and learning the Bisaya podcast of Barok and Takya.     USEFUL INFORMATION:   SUBSCRIBE to Bisaya Vloggers Barok and Takya Youtube Channel Bisaya Podcast – https://www.youtube.com/c/bisayapodcast   Check out our Podcasts and Blogs:   FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA:   FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/barokntakya INSTAGRAM – https://www.instagram.com/bisayapodcast/ PINTEREST – https://www.pinterest.com.au/bisayapodcast/ TWITTER – https://twitter.com/bisayapodcast LINKEDIN – https://www.linkedin.com/in/bisayapodcast/

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Barok and Takya of the Bisaya Podcast recently did an episode on the Unique and Colorful Culture of the Filipino Election. They discussed how the Philippine election is different from elections in other countries. For one, campaigning is a lot more personal in the Philippines. Politicians go door-to-door to meet voters and shake their hands. They also give gifts, like food and clothes, to people they meet. Barok and Takya also talked about how money plays a significant role in the Philippine election. Candidates spend a lot of money on advertising, and they often give gifts to voters in exchange for their votes. Finally, this Bisaya Podcast episode discussed how the Philippine election is unique because it is so colorful. There are parties and celebrations everywhere, and people are very passionate about their candidates. Barok and Takya's discussion of the Unique and Colorful Culture of the Filipino Election was very informative and gave listeners a better understanding of how the Philippine election works. ----more---- Please check out Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast Episodes at their Podcast  Slider Carousel for more content if you like their topic. You can find their Bisaya Podcast topics on Podbean, Google Podcasts, Podchaser, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Audacy. It would mean a lot to us if you could give us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or the Podcasts Apps of your choice so other Bisaya kababayan could find us easily on the Podcast Space, or you could refer us to your friends through word of mouth. Thank you, bayan, for your continued support of Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, the Filipino Podcast in the Bisaya language. Let's go back to our roots by listening to and learning the Bisaya podcast of Barok and Takya. ----more---- USEFUL INFORMATION: SUBSCRIBE to Bisaya Vloggers Barok and Takya Youtube Channel Bisaya Podcast – https://www.youtube.com/c/bisayapodcast FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/barokntakya INSTAGRAM – https://www.instagram.com/bisayapodcast/ PINTEREST – https://www.pinterest.com.au/bisayapodcast/ TWITTER – https://twitter.com/bisayapodcast LINKEDIN – https://www.linkedin.com/in/bisayapodcast/ ----more---- Support Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast to make more great content.

It's important to know how to negate nouns and adjectives so you can expound your Bisaya sentence repertoire. However, make sure you review your Noun and Adjectival sentences in our previous episodes so you can make your own negative sentences and answer the quiz that I will give in this podcast episode! ____________________________________________ You can support my podcast thru https://www.buymeacoffee.com/COJStuff https://www.patreon.com/COJStuff Email: coj.stuff@gmail.com Instagram: juanbinisaya Direct voice message: https://anchor.fm/cojstuff/message ________________________________________________________________________ Credit Music title is "Cali" by Wataboi from Pixabay --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cojstuff/message

The Observance of Holy Week in the Philippines is a time-honoured tradition passed down from generation to generation. Every year, Filipinos flock to their local churches to attend mass, participate in processions, and observe the traditional customs associated with this holy week. For many, the Observance of Holy Week is an essential part of their faith and identity. However, there were also several superstitions and activities that some people found controversial. In this Bisaya Podcast episode, Barok and Takya talk about the Observance of Holy Week in the Philippines, the superstitions surrounding it, and the activities during this time. As they discuss these things, it becomes clear that the Observance of Holy Week is a complex and multi-faceted tradition that means different things to different people. Whether you are a devout Catholic or simply someone interested in learning more about this unique aspect of Filipino culture, this episode will give you a better understanding of the Observance of Holy Week in the Philippines.   What do you think about the Observance of Holy Week in the Philippines? Do you have any traditions that you observe during this time? Let us know in the comments below!   Please check out Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast Episodes at their Podcast  Slider Carousel for more content if you like their topic. You can find their Bisaya Podcast topics on Podbean, Google Podcasts, Podchaser, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Audacy. It would mean a lot to us if you could give us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or the Podcasts Apps of your choice so other Bisaya kababayan could find us easily on the Podcast Space, or you could refer us to your friends through word of mouth. Thank you, bayan, for your continued support of Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, the Best Pinoy Podcast in the Bisaya language. Let's go back to our roots by listening to and learning the Bisaya podcast of Barok and Takya. USEFUL INFORMATION: SUBSCRIBE to Bisaya Vloggers Barok and Takya Youtube Channel Bisaya Podcast – https://www.youtube.com/c/bisayapodcast FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/barokntakya INSTAGRAM – https://www.instagram.com/bisayapodcast/ PINTEREST – https://www.pinterest.com.au/bisayapodcast/ TWITTER – https://twitter.com/bisayapodcast LINKEDIN – https://www.linkedin.com/in/bisayapodcast/   Support Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast to make more great content.   Internet token – CLAIM=78b536b2909dea61865a0a2033e8d85df0bcce5e=CLAIM

Are you bored and possibly looking for fun content to watch? Then follow SAMBOY and be entertained by the videos this handsome guy makes! Samuel Lafuente is a video creator / comedian who makes content, short funny skits, mockumentaries and more. He is well known for crafting content in his mockumentary series. In this series he breaks down and curates Filipino culture, lore and Subspecies such as Marites, Tiburcious, and Jempoys to name a few. He packages is it really well in a format that is distinct to his brand of production. His latest content "How to catch a Bisaya" is now available on Sam's Youtube

Welcome back to Filipino Fridays! It's been a minute since the last episode and we have some announcements! On this episode we are joined by Byron Cadano, a half-Filipino live-streamer who shares some wild stories on what is was like growing up "Filipino". He shares with us on: - Growing up with his Nanay and Tatay and how his dad became a major influence in learning about his Filipino identity - Visiting his Dad's hometown in Tacloban - waaaayy up in the "Bukid" (Mountain) - Immersing himself in the culture by living like one of the locals - plowing the rice fields, disrupting the "barangay" (village) and being treated like family despite being "the white kid" - We talk about how mixed Filipinos get treated differently when they visit the Philippines, the take on being "overcharged" and having compassion for your own people. - On being told to leverage his privilege as a white-passing half-Filipino and challenging that narrative - The misconception about him as a "white dude" but embracing the humble, simple and carefree way of life found on the islands of the Philippines. - Our struggle with Bisaya words getting lost in translation Follow Filipino Fridays Podcast on Instagram: @FilipinoFridaysPodcast / Email us at contact@filipinofridays.com / Music: Hot Coffee by Patrick Patrikios

Had a Bohol-eautiful conversation with ex-PBB Otso housemate, fellow podcaster, proud Bisaya, and the Daring Dalaga, Thea Rizaldo. Pinagmunihan namin ang buhay probinsya at city life sa Pilipinas-- malapit sa nature vs. concrete jungle, tunog ng dagat vs. ingay ng kalsada, fiesta vs. night life-- na tunay ngang magkakaiba pero parehong may taglay na ganda. We dare you to listen to this episode! BOOM! #TheLinyaLinyaShow #PoweredByGlobeStudios thelinyalinyashow@gmail.com http://twitter.com/@linyalinya http://instagram.com/@thelinyalinyashow

"Bisaya ka man, 'day?" "Bisaya at PROUD!" Nakakwentuhan natin ang actress, artist, singer at super proud Cebuana na si Chai Fonacier! Nagbahagi siya ng ilang #StoriesFromHome — pag-overcome sa ideyang "baduy" ang pagiging Bisaya, breaking barriers as a creative, ang journey niya bilang one of the stars ng Irish-Filipino film na Nocebo, ang ating "cultural IDs", at ang angking halaga at hiwaga ng wika. Paminaw, yo! #TheLinyaLinyaShow #PoweredByGlobeStudios thelinyalinyashow@gmail.com http://twitter.com/@linyalinya http://instagram.com/@thelinyalinyashow