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John Vick, Director of the Office of Primary Prevention at the Tennessee Department of Health, discusses how important partnerships are since many industries affect public health; Esther Muna, Chief Executive Officer of the CNMI Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation, discusses CNMI's main priorities; an ASTHO blog article teaches you more about trauma-responsive leadership skills; and Dr. Saipale Fuimaono is ASTHO's newest member. ASTHO Webinar: State and Local Partnerships to Promote Community Health ASTHO Blog Article: Supporting the Public Health Workforce with Trauma-Responsive Leadership Skills ASTHO Member Directory  

Join us as we explore climate action, coastal resilience, and… eels! This week, Dr. Malcolm Johnson shares his passion for climate adaptation, coastal resource management, and unique research on the fascinating freshwater eels of Tasmania. From working in the Huon Valley to community projects in the Philippines and CNMI, Malcolm's journey highlights the power of local action in tackling global issues. Dive into the science of resilience and conservation—plus, discover why eels deserve a closer look! Show theme music: Kevin MacLeod Host: Olly Dove (@olly_dove)Co-Host: Emma HamasakiProduction: Hannah Moore (@HannahCMoore)Media & Promotion: Emma Hamasaki (@EmmaHamasaki)

In Pacific Waves today: Number of buildings in Vanuatu CBD to be demolished; New law in CNMI regulates lime or 'afok' usage; PNG leader puts last year's adversary in his cabinet; Pacific teams look ahead to 2027 Rugby World Cup. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

In Pacific Waves today: Long-serving CNMI congressman retires; Unlocking the healing powers of Samoa's plants; Fiji 7s look to rebuild momentum in Dubai. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Sono sette le proposte per il settore presentate dalla Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana in vista della legge di bilancio 2025. L'associazione di categoria del settore moda ha fatto richiesta di audizione alla Commissione Bilancio della Camera dei deputati per presentare le proprie proposte inerenti la legge di bilancio in fase di stesura. Le tematiche sulle quali si soffermano le proposte non suonano nuove, ma ripropongono le più urgenti necessità del comparto concentrandosi in particolare sottolinea il presidente di Cnmi Carlo Capasa sul tema della supply chain.In sintesi, la proposta di Cnmi si concretizzarebbe in "un'autoregolamentazione che coinvolge tutto il settore e che potrebbe rappresentare per la filiera produttiva una svolta normativa radicale".È intervenuto ai microfoni di Sebastiano Barisoni Carlo Capasa, presidente della Camera nazionale della Moda italiana.Usa, hanno già votato in 77 milioni su 244 aventi dirittoRush finale della campagna elettorale per le presidenziali Usa, in una manciata di Stati alla vigilia del giorno delle elezioni. Kamala Harris trascorrerà tutto il lunedì in Pennsylvania, i cui 19 voti elettorali offrono il premio più grande tra gli stati che dovrebbero determinare l esito del collegio elettorale. Donald Trump fa quattro tappe in tre stati, North Carolina, Pennsylvania e Michigan. Finirà a Grand Rapids, dove ha completato le sue prime due campagne. Circa 77 milioni di americani hanno già votato in anticipo su 244 milioni di aventi diritto, ma Harris e Trump stanno spingendo per ottenere molti milioni di sostenitori in più. L affluenza alle elezioni presidenziali è storicamente in crescita: nel 2020 ha raggiunto il 62,8 per cento, il valore più alto da un secolo. Tira aria da record anche stavolta, potrebbero votare più di 160 milioni di persone.Secondo l'ultimo sondaggio del Nyt Trump ha raggiunto Harris in Pennsylvania, dove entrambi sono al 47% dei consensi. il voto femminile potrebbe ribaltare le aspettative in Iowa, Stato in cui Trump aveva vinto facilmente nel 2016 e nel 2020 e dove ora Harris sarebbe al 47-44% (Reuters). L'attuale vicepresidente ha un vantaggio marginale in Nevada, North Carolina e Wisconsin, mentre il tycoon è in vantaggio in Arizona. I due candidati sarebbero testa a testa in Georgia, Pennsylvania e Michigan.L'intervento di Alessandro Plateroti, Direttore di NewsMondo.it a Focus Economia.PNRR con poca trasparenza e a rischio rimodulazione, l'ennesimaIl governo, scrive oggi Repubblica, smonta e rimonta il Pnrr. Per la terza volta in due anni. E deve ammettere, di nuovo, che una parte dei progetti e delle riforme del Piano nazionale di ripresa e resilienza non vedrà mai la luce. Ritardi, troppi. Tempo, poco. Ecco perché Raffaele Fitto sta mettendo a punto il piano d emergenza. Una revisione tecnica che sposterà tra 3 e 6 miliardi, dalle misure che non vanno a quelle che sono in grado di assorbire più risorse. Il saldo totale non cambierà: l Italia si impegna a spendere tutti i 194,4 miliardi del suo Piano, è la rassicurazione data alla Commissione europea dal ministro che a dicembre lascerà incarico e deleghe per entrare nella squadra di Ursula von der Leyen.Per questo il fedelissimo di Giorgia Meloni punta a chiudere la revisione tecnica entro la fine dell anno. E per questo, la settimana scorsa, a valle della visita dei funzionari della Commissione a Roma, ha deciso l accelerazione. La task force della sua Struttura di missione, a Palazzo Chigi, dovrà trovare la quadra sulle modifiche con i tecnici dei ministeri. Tutti, nessuno escluso. La ricomposizione del Piano sarà trasversale, anche se alcuni pagheranno il conto più di altri. Come è avvenuto con la prima revisione, che ha mosso 11 miliardi per finanziare RepowerEU, il nuovo capitolo del Pnrr. È anche in questo pacchetto che andrà a insistere il nuovo rimescolamento degli investimenti.Sotto osservazione sono finiti i fondi di Transizione 5.0, gestiti dal ministero delle Imprese di Adolfo Urso. I crediti d imposta per le imprese sono legati alla transizione energetica. Il problema nasce proprio qui: da una prima analisi, il tiraggio è basso, tra il 60% e il 70%.Inoltre, come denuncia Openpolis, del Pnrr si sa poco. Non è chiarissima la catena di comando con l uscita del ministro Raffaele Fitto. Né è chiaro quanto si sia speso dei 194 miliardi di euro, a meno di due anni dal traguardo. Ufficialmente solo il 26%, per metà in incentivi automatici come il Superbonus. Ma quando la Fondazione Openpolis si è appellata al Freedom of Information Act (Foia) per avere i dati dei 263 mila progetti, Palazzo Chigi malgrado la legge non ha risposto: "l esecutivo continua a negare il rilascio di dati importanti, in un momento in cui il piano dovrebbe entrare in una fase decisiva".Il commento di Luca Dal Poggetto, Analista di Openpolis esperto di Pnrr.

The slump in the Japanese tourism market is seen as the key reason for one of the two main hotels on the Northern Mariana's island of Saipan shutting its doors.

This episode of Fanachu featured updates from solidarity work being done across the Marianas by the group Marianas for Palestine. The group discussed the passage of a resolution supporting a ceasefire in Gaza last year by the CNMI legislature, protests and demonstrations for peace and demilitarization both in Guam and the CNMI and the importance of linking liberations and decolonization movements from the Pacific to the Middle East.This episode was hosted by Monaeka Flores from both Prutehi Litekyan and Independent Guåhan and featured as guests Salam Castro Younis and Ji Hye Choi. It premiered on April 10, 2024 on Facebook and YouTube. Support the show

The Northern Marianas is part of the United States but exists in a strategic environment unlike anywhere else in America. Sharing a maritime boundary with Japan, the Northern Marianas hosted a strategic air base for America's operations in World War II. Today, as the same base in Tinian is under redevelopment for use by the U.S. Air Force, a Chinese-linked casino recently opened nearby. Unlike anywhere else in America, tourists from China can enter the Northern Mariana Islands through the CNMI-only visa waiver program that has made the U.S. more vulnerable to malicious, CCP-led activities. This is in addition to the large investments that have flowed through the islands' financial system with little national security oversight. The frontline between the People's Republic of China's influence operations and America's strategic positioning are at a significant crossroads. The ongoing bipartisan Congressional failure to approve the renewal of key components of the Compacts of Free Association leaves the future of U.S. defense architecture in the Central Pacific hanging in the balance and risks further isolating the Northern Marianas and neighboring Guam.Join FDD for a conversation with Northern Marianas Governor Arnold Palacios; the Hon. Randall G. Schriver, former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs and current Chairman of the Board at The Project 2049 Institute; and FDD Senior Fellow Cleo Paskal. The conversation will be moderated by Craig Singleton, FDD China Program Director and Senior Fellow.

Quần đảo Bắc Mariana, một lãnh thổ hải ngoại của Hoa Kỳ trên biển Thái Bình Dương, là nơi duy nhất ở Hoa Kỳ mà công dân Trung Quốc có thể nhập cảnh mà không cần thị thực trong tối đa 14 ngày. Giờ đây, một số thành viên Quốc hội muốn đóng cửa chương trình này.

Dana Okano from Hawai'i Community Foundation joins us today to talk about the needs of her home state Hawai'i, and the importance of giving back to the land that rejuvenates you. She dives into the ongoing challenge of supporting environmental and community needs. Dana and Sybil dig deeply into her freshwater initiative and many of the important priorities in Hawai'i in order to donate and support local organizations in a place that many people visit for rejuvenation.Episode Highlights:Tips and strategies for effective giving Leveraging local resources in a place that rejuvenates youFavorite grants and initiativesDana Okano Bio:Dana Okano, PhD, AICP, (she/her) is Director of the Natural Environment sector at Hawai‘i Community Foundation, and is responsible for programs such as the Hawai‘i Fresh Water Initiative, Holomua Marine Initiative, and co-chairs the Hawai‘i Environmental Funders Group. She is also Director of the EPA-funded Hawaiian Islands Environmental Finance Center, providing Technical Assistance to communities across Hawai‘i for their water needs.Prior to joining the Foundation, Dr. Okano worked for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Coral Reef Conservation Program and Coastal Zone Management Program in Saipan, CNMI. Dr. Okano also previously worked as a Planner at County of Hawai‘i Planning Department, and she began her career as a Peace Corps Volunteer serving in Benin, West Africa. Links:Holomua Marine Initiative: https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/holomua/ Hawai'i Makai Watch: http://pupukeawaimea.org/programs/makai-watch Hawai‘i Community Foundation https://www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org If you enjoyed this episode, listen to these as well:https://www.doyourgood.com/blog/150-pooled-funds-that-protects-sharkshttps://www.doyourgood.com/blog/129-jim-enotehttps://www.doyourgood.com/blog/leveraging-public-dollarsCrack the Code: Sybil's Successful Guide to PhilanthropyBecome even better at what you do as Sybil teaches you the strategies and tools you'll need to avoid mistakes and make a career out of philanthropy.Sybil offers resources including free mini-course videos, templates, checklists, and words of advice summarized in easy to review pdfs. Check out Sybil's website with all the latest opportunities to learn from Sybil at https://www.doyourgood.com Connect with Do Your Goodhttps://www.facebook.com/doyourgoodhttps://www.instagram.com/doyourgoodWould you like to talk with Sybil directly?Send in your inquiries through her website https://www.doyourgood.com/ or you can email her directly at sybil@doyourgood.com

Typhoon Bolaven passes CNMI leaving minimal damage, Fiji celebrates 53 years of independence, Researcher warns high cost of living will affect Pasifika children's learning, Freedom of religion in Fiji sparks public debate, Award winning theatre show celebrates Pasifika poets and writers, Museum exhibition in Sydney explores Australia's ties with the Pacific.

Typhoon Bolaven passes CNMI leaving minimal damage; Rufugees 'abandoned' by Aust in Port Moresby are feeling distressed; Freedom of religion in Fiji sparks public debate; Award winning theatre show celebrates Pasifika poets and writers

Typhoon Bolaven passes CNMI leaving minimal damage

answering YOUR questions on today's episode!a parent requested for me to share about the services that are provided through my private practice. and since this is often a common question, I decided to dedicate a Q+A episode to it! I dive into my concierge model, explain how pricing works, and describe the high level of care your child (and your family given The Whole Family Approachᵀᴹ) would receive. we review the three current services offered: diagnostic evaluation, 1:1 therapy, and group therapy.⚡️if you want to learn more, schedule a free consult call here or email admin@drtaylorday.com if you have questions. you can also visit drtaylorday.com.NOTE: at the time of recording (July 2023), I am currently able to practice in the following states: AL, AZ, AR, CO, CNMI, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, ME, MD, MI, MN, MO, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NC, OH, OK, PA, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY. additionally, SC and ND are expected to be added in the coming month! international families will be considered on a case-by-case basis depending on your country's regulations.ADDITIONAL RESOURCES⚡️ don't forget to subscribe to this podcast so you don't miss any of the free content I share! currently episodes are being published three times per week.⚡️ join the Evolve Facebook community to participate in the episode Q+As >> facebook.com/groups/evolveautism⚡️ learn from me and submit your questions [could be featured on a future episode] >>Instagram @the.dr.tayTikTok @the.dr.tayLinkedIn @the-dr-tayDISCLAIMER >> anything shared on this podcast should not be considered clinical advice, and you should consult with your team of medical, mental health, and developmental providers if you need support.

FCC issues MO&O on 10 of the 20 outstanding NCE-FM MX groups, reverses tentative selections.  House Subcommittee to meet Tuesday about AM radio.  DIRS deactivated in CNMI (still active in Guam). 

Taking an L is not a loss the L stands for lessons. Today, join Bernard Villagomez (@bernardvillagomez) and Sabyu Smooth (@sabyu.smooth) as they discuss what Sabyu learned from America's Song Contest understanding that you can do things that you didn't think you could do. His experience meeting the other artists in the same cohort. Understanding that they are all respecting their home stage just like him. Representing the Chamorro culture and the people of the CNMI on a platform with millions of people. His experience meeting Snoop Dog and Kelly Clarkson in person. He discusses the gift he gave Snoop Dog and Kelly Clarkson when he met them. He shared how Snoop Dog showed loved and took a photo with Sabyu. Sabyu shared his pre-show ritual for the show and how he handled his nervousness. Next, Sabyu shared his experience right before stepping onto the main stage where millions of people were watching him perform. The feeling of all the nerves hitting when the countdown started knowing what he was about to do on the main stage. Doing his best to put on a show for the Marianas. He shared his experience meeting Alan Stone and what they discussed and what he learned from him. Next, we discuss, the advice he has for people wanting to pursue the music industry. Remembering the “WHY” you're pursuing music. Be serious about why you are wanting to pursue music. Surrounding yourself with people that are better than you. The importance of staying humble and grounded. Remember that your goals will evolve and change as time goes on. Being open to exploring other avenues of music. His advice for people that are afraid of failure to pursue their dreams. Trying is better than not trying. As you grow you live, and you learn. Lastly, we discuss where Sabyu Smooth sees himself in the next five years.How to find Sabyu Smooth:Instagram (@sabyu.smooth)Website (@Sabyu.com)Welcome to the Pacific Islanders Podcast, where we explore the diverse culture, histories, and experiences of Pacific Islander communities around the world. We discuss and share knowledge and insight on various topics, ranging from traditional customs and practices to issues and challenges facing Pacific Islander communities. Whether you're a member of the Pacific Islander community or simply want to learn about these rich and variant cultures, we hope you'll join us on this journey of discovery. Tune in and get to know the diverse voices and stories of the Pacific Islands.Pacific Islanders Podcast Social Media Bernard Villagomez (@bernardvillagomez)Youtube (@pacificislanderspodcast)Instagram (@pacificislanderspodcast)Tik-Tok (@pacificislanderspodcast)Facebook (@pacificislanderspodcast)Twitter(@islanderpodcast)

Lean into the adventure. (Part 2/3) Today, join Bernard Villagomez (@bernardvillagomez) and Sabyu Smooth (@sabyu.smooth) as they discuss the importance of believing in yourself. Manifesting your dreams and turning them into reality. Mentors and how they have helped him with creating music and being a musician. Dealing with imposter syndrome.  Handling the self-doubt and pressure you place on yourself to perform and represent the CNMI. How Sabyu handles the pre-performance jitters. Next, we discuss the principles and rules that he follows for his craft. Pondering the idea of quitting music. Getting perspective and reflecting to make the best decision for your future. Things that Sabyu wants to improve on in 2023. Health is wealth, avoiding social media addictions, and being mindful of his actions daily. Sabyu's favorite part of being a musician and producer. And the least favorite part of being a musician. The experience of being on a large platform and the over-exposure that you experience. Changes Sabyu would make if he could travel back in time. How he books appointments and clients for performances. Lastly, we discuss how he discovered the American Song Contest.How to find Sabyu Smooth:Instagram (@sabyu.smooth)Website (sabyu.com)Welcome to the Pacific Islanders Podcast, where we explore the diverse culture, histories, and experiences of Pacific Islander communities around the world. We discuss and share knowledge and insight on various topics, ranging from traditional customs and practices to issues and challenges facing Pacific Islander communities. Whether you're a member of the Pacific Islander community or simply want to learn about these rich and variant cultures, we hope you'll join us on this journey of discovery. Tune in and get to know the diverse voices and stories of the Pacific Islands.Pacific Islanders Podcast Social Media Bernard Villagomez (@bernardvillagomez)Youtube (@pacificislanderspodcast)Instagram (@pacificislanderspodcast)Tik-Tok (@pacificislanderspodcast)Facebook (@pacificislanderspodcast)Twitter(@islanderpodcast)

Transitions are a time of change-especially in government. For the four US Pacific jurisdictions, these times will shape the political and social landscape for in American Samoa, Guam, the CNMI and Hawaii. What can these unique American communities expect in the transition process? Take a listen.  

"Data is everything and everywhere," and to prove it this installment of A Date with Data travels to the middle of the Pacific Ocean and the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI). Join island-hopping host Amy Bitterman as she sits down with the CNMI public school system's Donna Flores and Nora Fujihira to talk about their journey to improve data quality; support students, teachers, and families; and work with their SEA to develop ever improving data governance policies. Pack your bags; you've got a date tonight.

S2/E6 - Show 26 The man, the myth, the legend — Bob "The Gator" Coldeen joins the TIS boys in-studio for a special edition of the show. The gang talks the bang-bang-coconut gang stuff, plus the ol' Gator shares a bit of his backstory on how be came a part of CNMI sports history. So grab a cold one, have a seat and enjoy the nonsense known throughout the world as ... THIS - IS - SPORTS! Ummmmbeee! Studio Notes: Originally recorded November 9, 2022 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mint-talks/support

Date set for CNMI runoff election between incumbent governor Torres and his former deputy Palacios.

Date set for CNMI runoff election between incumbent governor Torres and his former deputy Palacios.

Pacific island nations disappointed in Australia's level of climate committment at COP27; Date set for CNMI runoff election between incumbent governor Torres and his former deputy Palacios; In New Caledonia the pro-independence Caledonian Union has reconfirmed its stance that it will negotiate only about full sovereignty with France; Samoa breaks the mould at the Rugby League World Cup defeating hosts England in a nailbiter of a semifinal to become the first tier two nation ever to make it to the finals.

In this episode, da bois sit down with our very very special first guest Mr. Ben jones. We answer some questions from the fans for Mr. Jones, talk a bit of CNMI and Micronesian baseball legends and experiences, unku Ben's experience working as a principal for Kagman High School, and the typical off topic nonsense  that our fans cherish. As always, we end the show with our tradition and a new champ rises from the dust!!!-

Love your work. Part (2/3) Today, join Bernard (@bernardvillagomez) and Leah (@kadukalay) as they discuss how to navigate, market, and avoid pitfalls as an OnlyFans creator and content creator. Accepting who you are as a person. Appreciating your accomplishments and being proud of yourself. Figuring out who belongs in your life and who doesn't. Dealing with the traumas that come with living in the CNMI. Lastly, we discuss all forms of abuse that arise in the CNMI. Leah's Social Links: Go follow and subscribe!OnlyFans (@angelkari)YouTube (@Kadukalay)Instagram (@kadukalay)Twitter (@kadukalay)Welcome to the Pacific Islanders Podcast where we talk with residents of the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands (CNMI) about their journey of living on a tropical island thousands of miles away from the United States. Everything ties into the Northern Marianas Islands and Pacific Islander cultures.

Surround yourself with people that support you.  Part (1/3) Today, join Bernard (@bernardvillagomez) and Leah (@Kadukalay) as they discuss growing up in the CNMI. Living in the CNMI. Appreciating Saipan's nature. Her relationship with her siblings and family. The importance of having friends that support your journey. Meeting her husband. Her experience being married. Cheaters in relationships. Her OnlyFans experience. Dealing with people's opinions. Lastly, her advice for OnlyFans creators.Leah's Social Links:OnlyFans (@angelkari)YouTube (@Kadukalay)Instagram (@kadukalay)Twitter (@kadukalay)Welcome to the Pacific Islanders Podcast where we talk with residents of the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands (CNMI) about their journey of living on a tropical island thousands of miles away from the United States. Everything ties into the Northern Marianas Islands and Pacific Islander cultures.

Good news for the CNMI tourism industry which is showing some signs of recovery.

Tok stori wetem Kessy Sawang one of PNG's two women MPs; Global donor partners urged to invest directly in the Pacific; CNMI tourism industry showing signs of recovery.

The CNMI is still struggling with a Covid-19 outbreak that started after it reopened its borders in June.

Get out of your comfort zone and do it. Today, join Bernard (@bernardvillagomez) and Shannon (@shannonrts) as they discuss Shannon's dream of becoming a fashion designer. Watching her grandma sewing when she was a child and her picking it up and trying it out for herself. Young entrepreneurs in the CNMI. Lastly, Shannon's experiences with non-profit organizations contributing to the CNMI community.Welcome to the Pacific Islanders Podcast where we talk with residents of the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands (CNMI) about their journey of living on a tropical island thousands of miles away from the United States. Everything ties into the Northern Marianas Islands and Pacific Islander cultures.Follow Shannon Sasamoto on Instagram: @shannonrts

This is the last episode of the Rich Salas series. I had such a great interview with Rich Salas. We discuss his role as Director of Coastal Resource Management. How the CNMI residents can support the department's mission. Foreseeable environmental issues in the CNMI. Advice for people wanting to pursue a career in conservation and environmental sustainability. Ghost experiences and superstitions in the CNMI. Thank you so much for tuning in. 

In this episode, we discuss Rich Salas's paddling experience and how team chemistry is needed to be successful in the sport. We talk about one of my favorite subjects to cover, fitness, and Rich's mentality toward fitness and his approach to nutrition. In the CNMI, nutrition is so difficult because everything is imported from all over the world. It is really important that we support local farmers that grow crops here in the CNMI. It is a win-win for the farmer and the buyer's health. 

In this episode, I had the chance to learn more about Rich Salas on his journey. He answered questions I'm curious about like the expectation vs the reality of becoming a father and the lessons learned through the journey. Finding the right partner, and his college experience out in Boise, Idaho. 

PNG tops the 2022 Mini Games medal tally in the CNMI.

Niue reopens its border to tourists; Pacific LGBT peoples say they are charting their own course to emancipation; And PNG tops the 2022 Mini Games medal tally in the CNMI.

The last part (3 out of 3) of my interview with Victoria Deleon Guerrero. We discuss her role models and how they have changed her journey and her perspective on this crazy journey of life. Next, we discuss her ghost experience here in the CNMI. Listening to her story gave me goosebumps and I am sure that other CNMI residents have experienced something similar (hopefully not). Lastly, we have a little fun trivia questionnaire to finish off the interview. Thank you!

We catch up with our correspondent in Saipan where the Pacific Mini Games are about to start

CNMI prepares to welcome athletes for the 2022 Pacific Mini Games.

PNG minister attacked by his own supporters amid sporadic incidents of election-campaign-related violence across the country; CNMI prepares to welcome athletes for the 2022 Pacific Mini Games; And we continue our talanoa series on the US Compacts of Free Association with a unique perspective from Guam.

I interview Victoria Deleon Guerrero on her journey growing up in the CNMI (Saipan). Her experience attending Seattle University,  giving back to the CNMI community, and becoming Director of Institutional Development at Mount Carmel school here in Saipan. We covered entrepreneurship in the CNMI,  health and fitness, the Keto diet, and the younger generations in the CNMI. Her paranormal experience here in Saipan and her favorite Chamorro food dishes. This is part one of a three-part series involving Victoria's journey. 

The CNMI Senate has acquitted Governor Ralph Torres of all six articles of impeachment against him.

Interviewing residents of the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands (CNMI) on their journey of living on a tropical island thousands of miles away from the mainland. We discuss professional careers, relationships, family, lifestyle, health, fitness, mental health, culture, food, entrepreneurship, society, traditions, life experiences, environmental topics, opportunities, history, crimes, the current state of the CNMI, and the future of the CNMI.

Chinese company fined for environmental damages in Fiji; CNMI governor Ralph Torres' impeachment stirring political rivalries in CNMI; And we talk with the people working to make a Vanuatu island the focus of the crypto currency world.

CNMI governor Ralph Torres' impeachment stirring political rivalries in CNMI

This is the final episode of Season 1, so we decided to make it a bit different than the others by highlighting portions of interviews from past episodes that didn't make the final cut, but that we still want to share with you. Sometimes these clips provide more context or a cool anecdote for a topic we delved into in a prior episode. Or, in other cases, they offer greater insight into the personal development of the interviewee, or their emotional state at the time of the events in question. And sometimes they speak at length about a different historical event or topic altogether than what the interview was officially about, but it still covers something we think our audience – you! — might find interesting. Our anchor for this episode is Tony Azios, the producer / director of Memoirs Pasifika, but you'll still hear questions being asked by several of our previous anchors who conducted most of those interviews. Tony is also a reporter, documentary filmmaker, and instructor at the University of Guam's College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences.  Subscribe to the podcast and follow us on social media. Visit our website (MemoirsPasifika.com) to explore archival materials related to each episode. Interviewees: Sen. Mary Camacho Torres Dr. Laura Marie Torres Souder  Vicky Ritter Gordon Ritter Lt. Governor Pedro Agulto Tenorio Lt. Governor Joshua Tenorio Pwo Larry Raigetal Music: Memoirs Pasifika intro/outro song - Ryan Shook Team: Producer / Host - Tony Azios Audio Engineer - Ryan Shook Intern - Annie Fay Camacho

Trouble in politics in the Northern Marianas where the House of Representatives is seeking to impeach the governor Ralph DLG Torres.

The CNMI is undergoing 14 days of heightened restrictions to try and stymie a surge in covid cases.

Fiji health authorities confident they have contained Omicron variant cases; The CNMI is undergoing 14 days of heightened restrictions to try and stymie a surge in covid cases; We check in on the Marshalls and FSM where there have been three days of ocean flooding.

On this episode, join CODEPINK and the China Is Not Our Enemy campaign to hear from Indigenous CHamoru scholars and activists Dr. Kenneth Kuper and Dr. Isa Arriola about how the native peoples, land, and environment of Guam & the CNMI are being impacted and harmed by the US's military buildup in its escalating war on China. Then, in the 2nd half of the show, hear from Prabir Purkayastha, editor, writer, and activist who founded Newsclick.in about the role of India in the US's war on China as it shores up alliances.

The Northern Mariana Islands is not letting a global pandemic affect their preparations for hosting the Pacific Mini Games in 2022.

The chair of the Pacific Islands Forum opens leaders summit with an apology to Micronesian leaders in absentia; A survivor of faith-based institution abuse is calling for the Catholic church to take better care of survivors who come forward; Tourism authorities in the Northern Marianas are pleased with the return of visitors to Saipan.

In our fourth episode, Congressman LJ Castro of Saipan discusses several key moments and debates from the Northern Mariana Islands' self-determination process of the 1960s and ‘70s, including the Marianas Political Status Commission's negotiations with the United States government to end the NMI's status as a US-administered Trust Territory. Through the so-called “Covenant Agreement,” the Northern Marianas were ultimately able to establish the islands as a commonwealth of the United States with greater rights, autonomy, and citizenship. LJ Castro is a former congressman in the Northern Mariana Islands' House of Representatives, and is currently coordinator for the NMI's Youth Congress. Mr. Castro also serves as creative director of Guma' Simiyan Manaina-ta, a dance troupe showcasing Chamorro culture through the performing arts. In 2017, he was granted the Governor's Humanities Award for Preservation of Traditional Cultural Practices, in recognition of his work in promoting culture through song, chant, and dance. Subscribe / follow us on social media, and from wherever you stream podcasts. Visit our website (MemoirsPasifika.com) to explore archival materials related to each episode.   Interviewees: Vicente Naputi Santos Manuel Atalig Sablan Pedro Agulto Tenorio Music: Memoirs Pasifika intro/outro song - Ryan Shook Team: Producer / Host - Tony Azios Audio Engineer - Ryan Shook Sound Recordist (Saipan) - Brad Ruszala Intern - Annie Fay Camacho

Have you heard of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands before? Well, now you have! We're delighted to talk to: Janelle Pangilinan (National player, board member and student) Nathan Guerrero (National team captain and player, facility administrator) Merlie Tolentino (Northern Marianas Badminton Association president, executive director) Christy Villaflor (Northern Marianas Badminton Association secretary general, accountant and coach) Contact them on Facebook: @https://www.facebook.com/nmba670/ - Find us on Instagram: @thebadmintonpodcast SUPPORT THE PODCAST HERE: www.patreon.com/thebadmintonpodcast Contact us via email: tbp.volant@gmail.com -- This episode was brought to you by VOLANT. Check them out: www.volantbadminton.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VolantBadminton Instagram: @volant.badminton Facebook: VolantBadminton Email: team@volantbadminton.com

Stakeholders across the entire United States travel and tourism industry are preparing for the measured re-opening of America to the rest of the world following a year of widespread closures due to the coronavirus pandemic. The smaller tourist-reliant markets of the US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, CNMI and Guam are in lock step with their American counterparts in the 50 States to do their part to jumpstart this important part of the US economy. In this episode, the podcast explores what is being done to welcome international visitors back to our collective shores while protecting local communities.

In this episode, Dr. Evyn Lê Espiritu Gandhi discusses Guam's role as the primary way station for South Vietnamese refugees in the chaotic months immediately following the end of the Vietnam War. April 2021 marks the 46th anniversary of the Fall of Saigon — and the beginning of the massive evacuation and resettlement effort known as Operation New Life. Dr. Gandhi is an assistant professor of Asian American Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles (Tovaangar). Her book, Archipelago of Resettlement: Vietnamese Refugee Settlers in Guam and Israel-Palestine, is forthcoming with UC Press in spring 2022. Evyn's grandmother and mother were Vietnamese refugees who were processed on Guam during Operation New Life. Subscribe / follow us on social media, and from wherever you stream podcasts. Visit our website (MemoirsPasifika.com) to explore archival materials related to each episode. Interviewees: Congresswoman Madeleine Bordallo Hồ Ngọc Hoa Joaquin "Kin" Perez Gordon Ritter Vicky Ritter Bianca Nguyen Music: Memoirs Pasifika intro/outro song - Ryan Shook One - www.anthonykozar.net Septieme - www.anthonykozar.net Drifting 2 - Audionautix NavajoNight - Audionautix Desaprendere (Treatment) - Fourstones Tremelo1-gtr - Fourstones Team: Producer / Host - Tony Azios Audio Engineer - Ryan Shook Intern - Annie Fay Camacho

This week, Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham are back with another great two-part show. Leading off are Kathleen Riely and Ken Willson to talk about the North Carolina Beach, Inlet & Waterway Association (NCBIWA) upcoming Spring “Local Governments” Meeting. Kathleen is the Executive Director of NCBIWA and Ken serves on the organization’s board. Come along and learn all about the Spring Meeting, which will be held on Monday and Tuesday April 26-27 at The Islander Hotel in Emerald Isle, N.C. as well as virtually though NCBIWA.org. Then, Peter and Tyler welcome Megan Blaskovich of Woolpert to the show to learn about her work with NOAA, USGS, and FEMA to map significant parts of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) and surrounding seafloor. Specifically, Megan is the project manager for this work and in the second half of the show she takes us through the dirty details associated with running a sophisticated GIS mapping project half way across the world, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Join us as we nerd out on all things Lidar (which stands for Light Detection and Ranging, in case you didn’t know), only on ASPN!

The cannabis industry won at the ballot box in the recent election, with four states passing laws to make cannabis legal for adults and two approving cannabis for medical purposes. These results moved the National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA) closer to its goal of building a robust cannabis industry while supporting state laws and advocating for federal policy reforms.    On November 3, 2020, voters in five states made a definitive statement about cannabis use. Arizona, Montana, New Jersey, and South Dakota approved adult use of cannabis. South Dakota also approved a medical initiative, along with Mississippi, which approved comprehensive cannabis medical options.   The National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA) has been working toward outcomes such as these since 2010. With 2,000 members nationwide, the organization is supporting the industry as cannabis becomes a thriving business and a real economic force. In recent years, NCIA has been a vocal advocate for social equity, working to promote expungement of criminal records of many people—largely from minority communities—who were unfairly incarcerated as part of the ill-conceived War on Drugs. The results of the initiatives in these five states illustrate how far the industry has come. The people have spoken, and their voice was definitive. “The margins were higher than we expected,” says Morgan Fox, spokesperson for NCIA. “In Arizona, there was a 60% margin, while the margin in New Jersey was 66%, 10 points higher than it was in California when it passed an adult use initiative in 2016. These results are not just political victories; they will likely have widespread ramifications. Importantly, it will be much more difficult for law enforcement to use cannabis as a weapon against minority populations. Instead, we will likely see more economic opportunities in the industry and fewer arrests overall.” Although there were differences among the measures passed, those that supported legalization all set 21 as the legal age for use. In New Jersey, the law requires that the state set a regulatory structure, along with limits for possession and homegrown cannabis plants. Arizona established the number of plants allowed at six, while South Dakota limited cultivation to three. The law in Arizona also stated that the Department of Health Services must promote business ownership and industry participation among people from communities who have been harmed by former cannabis policies. Furthermore, a portion of cannabis tax revenue will be set aside for the newly created Justice Reinvestment Fund.     To date, almost 34% of Americans live in states with laws establishing cannabis as legal and regulated for adults. Four of the five states that recently passed laws legalizing cannabis have been responsible for roughly 60,000 cannabis arrests each year, mostly for simple possession. On the economic side, researchers estimate that the combined value of the cannabis markets in these five states will climb to more than $3.1 billion by 2025. In states where cannabis is now legal, Congressional representation will increase by 29 representatives and eight senators. In sum, cannabis is now legal for adults in 15 states, as well as the District of Columbia and the territories of CNMI and Guam. What's more, 36 states and several territories have comprehensive medical cannabis laws. Cannabis is now legal in some form in 47 states in the United States. Guests:  David L. Nathan, MD, DFAPA President, Board of Directors Doctors for Cannabis Regulation Abby Stoddard, PharmD, MBA  The Client Centered Network www.clientcn.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The cannabis industry won at the ballot box in the recent election, with four states passing laws to make cannabis legal for adults and two approving cannabis for medical purposes. These results moved the National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA) closer to its goal of building a robust cannabis industry while supporting state laws and advocating for federal policy reforms.    On November 3, 2020, voters in five states made a definitive statement about cannabis use. Arizona, Montana, New Jersey, and South Dakota approved adult use of cannabis. South Dakota also approved a medical initiative, along with Mississippi, which approved comprehensive cannabis medical options.   The National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA) has been working toward outcomes such as these since 2010. With 2,000 members nationwide, the organization is supporting the industry as cannabis becomes a thriving business and a real economic force. In recent years, NCIA has been a vocal advocate for social equity, working to promote expungement of criminal records of many people—largely from minority communities—who were unfairly incarcerated as part of the ill-conceived War on Drugs. The results of the initiatives in these five states illustrate how far the industry has come. The people have spoken, and their voice was definitive. “The margins were higher than we expected,” says Morgan Fox, spokesperson for NCIA. “In Arizona, there was a 60% margin, while the margin in New Jersey was 66%, 10 points higher than it was in California when it passed an adult use initiative in 2016. These results are not just political victories; they will likely have widespread ramifications. Importantly, it will be much more difficult for law enforcement to use cannabis as a weapon against minority populations. Instead, we will likely see more economic opportunities in the industry and fewer arrests overall.” Although there were differences among the measures passed, those that supported legalization all set 21 as the legal age for use. In New Jersey, the law requires that the state set a regulatory structure, along with limits for possession and homegrown cannabis plants. Arizona established the number of plants allowed at six, while South Dakota limited cultivation to three. The law in Arizona also stated that the Department of Health Services must promote business ownership and industry participation among people from communities who have been harmed by former cannabis policies. Furthermore, a portion of cannabis tax revenue will be set aside for the newly created Justice Reinvestment Fund.     To date, almost 34% of Americans live in states with laws establishing cannabis as legal and regulated for adults. Four of the five states that recently passed laws legalizing cannabis have been responsible for roughly 60,000 cannabis arrests each year, mostly for simple possession. On the economic side, researchers estimate that the combined value of the cannabis markets in these five states will climb to more than $3.1 billion by 2025. In states where cannabis is now legal, Congressional representation will increase by 29 representatives and eight senators. In sum, cannabis is now legal for adults in 15 states, as well as the District of Columbia and the territories of CNMI and Guam. What’s more, 36 states and several territories have comprehensive medical cannabis laws. Cannabis is now legal in some form in 47 states in the United States. Guests:  David L. Nathan, MD, DFAPA President, Board of Directors Doctors for Cannabis Regulation Abby Stoddard, PharmD, MBA  The Client Centered Network www.clientcn.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Organisers of the 2022 Pacific Mini Games in the Northern Marianas remain confident the event will go ahead

Welcome to Episode 7. In this episode, co-hosts Gen & Ted Lai dive deeper into the American Territories. This is part 2 of 2, covering the histories of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands. They also discuss the Jones Act and its impact on the economies of the U.S. territories. In the last segment, Gen & Ted bring back the What Are We Watching segment and discuss two movies: The Yellow Rose and The Personal History of David Copperfield. For more information and show notes, visit our Libsyn homepage at https://asianamericanhistory101.libsyn.com or check out our Linktree at https://linktr.ee/AAHistory101 for our social media. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, email us at info@1882media.com.

Covid-19 vaccine roll out begins in CNMI this weekend but other Pacific countries still lack the ultra-cold storage facilities.

If you ask most Americans what makes up the United States, they would tell you the 50 states plus the District of Columbia.  They would be right. Mostly.  Ever since the founding of the country, the United States has also had territories. Territories have often been training wheels for regions before they became full-blown states.  The United States still has territories today.  Learn more about the territories of the United States on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily. Sign up for the Travel Photography Academy: http://TravelPhotographyAcademy.com   -------------------------------- Executive Producer James Makkyla   Become a supporter on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/everythingeverywhere   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everythingeverywhere/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/everywheretrip Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/EEDailyPodcast/ Website: https://everything-everywhere.com/everything-everywhere-daily-podcast/  

Miss traveling? So do we. I invited Chris Concepcion, former MVA Managing Director aka, CNMI's travel guru to join me in the Minty Fresh studio to talk about his favorite places to go. The man has traveled to over 35 countries and counting, not to mention the hundreds of airports visited. Chris talks about his current gig with the office of the CNMI Governor, tourism, travel hacks and more. So join us in first class, as we take off to places unknown. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mint-talks/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mint-talks/support

Originally we booked this session and recorded it back in May 2020 during the peak of COVID-19 hysteria. Most of our early episodes minted were during the same period of time and I felt delaying the broadcast of this recording would be more beneficial to our listeners. I wanted to give them a break from all things COVID... I can truly say the session with Kevin has aged very well (we are now in August). The interview with Kevin Bautista, the press secretary of the office of the CNMI Governor is an open and informal conversation about the situation affecting the CNMI and how they are coping with the new norm. We talk life, politics, race issues and death to the cape cod. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mint-talks/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mint-talks/support

Season 2 of Plum Radio is here! Rachel Ramirez (@rachelreports), an environmental justice reporter and Saipan native, joins us to talk about her home, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), its history of colonization, and how the U.S. military is making COVID-19 worse on the islands while opening new live-fire training bases on indigenous burial grounds. The U.S. Department of Defense is the biggest greenhouse gas emitter of any government agency on the planet, and Guam and CNMI, as faux colonies that are largely used as U.S. military bases, suffer from both health and climate issues as a result of their presence. As we more openly question the militarization of U.S. police, we must ask ourselves: how has the U.S. military impacted our Asian communities, especially the Pacific Islands? -- We pride ourselves on being independent media at Plum Radio. Follow us on Instagram (@listentoplumradio), and support us on Patreon (patreon.com/plumradio) if you’re here for the culture and want to be part of the vision.

[Bonus EP#1] How does RIMPAC affect the Kingdom of Hawai’i? Kawena, a kanaka maoli activist with the Cancel RIMPAC Coalition shares his view on RIMPAC and militarization of the Pacific. Kalani then discusses militarization in the CNMI, specifically regarding the bombing of Farallon de Medinilla, and mentions some of the steps she takes to support kanaka maoli in their fight to cancel RIMPAC. Link to most of the full text of episode: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Saj6KXDa3qQpg0iFhCqQnNPDTfi-Dj5lDprbeZo50bA/ Citations: Stephen H. Smith, Donald E. Marx. “De-facto marine protection from a Navy bombing range: Farallon De Medinilla, Mariana Archipelago, 1997 to 2012.” Marine Pollution Bulletin, 102:1 (2015), p 187-198, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpolbul.2015.07.023. (http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0025326X15004439) DeLoughrey, Elizabeth. “Towards a Critical Ocean Studies for the Anthropocene.” Hydro-power: Charting the Global South. Regents of the University of Colorado. 57-1 (April 2019) DOI IO.1215/00138282-7309655 https://english.ucla.edu/wp-content/uploads/DeLoughrey-Towards-a-Critical-Ocean-Studies-for-the-Anthropocene-ELN-2019.pdf Links to Resources: Cancel RIMPAC Coalition Youtube Channel: “A Collective Poem” : https://youtu.be/UGmMOiLXBoI Sign Cancel RIMPAC Change.org Petition: https://www.change.org/p/for-people-land-air-sea-stop-rimpac-military-exercises Kawena’s Twitter page: https://twitter.com/Kue_Kawena D. Keali’i Mackenzie’s Twitter page: https://twitter.com/DMKealii Craig Santos-Perez’s Website: http://craigsantosperez.com/ & his books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Craig-Santos-Perez/e/B003F538QU%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share Honolulu Civil Beat’s OFFSHORE Podcast: https://www.offshorepodcast.org/ Support Deep Pacific Podcast by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/deeppacific Find out more at http://deeppacific.org This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-340386 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Deep Pacific Podcast.

This third easy step to improving your gambling performance is all about you. Every slots enthusiast has wants, needs, and desires. What do you want from your assessed casino and chosen slot machines? How can you master casino slots and win your way to success without focused gambling goals? Plus, CNMI slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode95/. 

Many teachers talk about the isolation of teaching. But what if you really were truly isolated? Today’s guest, Garrett Jackson, is a special education teacher in Saipan, the largest of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), a U.S. commonwealth about 130 miles from Guam—geographically isolated in the western Pacific. And in October 2018 the islands were hit by Typhoon Yutu, which devastated their community.Before moving to Saipan with his wife and son, Garrett taught high school history and government in Lawton, Oklahoma. He recently received his Master’s in Autism and Developmental Disabilities from the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. In his spare time, Garrett enjoys playing with his son, traveling, hunting, fishing, and amateur radio. The HMH Learning Moments: Teachers in America series profiles K–12 teachers across the country. Hear firsthand from the people who are shaping young lives in the classroom every day. This episode was originally recorded at the 2019 Model Schools Conference.Read more: https://www.hmhco.com/blog/hmh-learning-moments-teachers-in-america-garrett-jackson-saipan-cnmi

Episode Notes Sophia interviews CNMI-raised Hollins University students about the trials and tribulations of pursuing higher education in the states. Find out more at https://around-the-islands.pinecast.co

Episode Notes In this episode, Sophia talks to Dr. John Doyle about the legalization of marijuana in the CNMI, the rationale behind regulations, and the history of the drug's legal status.

Episode Notes Sophia Perez interviews Congresswomen Janet Maratita, Tina Sablan, and Sheila Babauta about roadblocks they've encountered as female legislatures and the strengths they believe female leaders have to offer.

In this episode of Leading from the Classroom, 2018 CNMI Teacher of the Year Antenille Santos tells us what happened when she chose to ignore one class’s reputation and focused on believing in them instead.

Join me as I do a tour de horizon of news stories and give take on the seemingly important or popular news items across Micronesia.

The damage that's been done to the CNMI caused by Super Typhoon Yutu has been horrendous, but the recovery efforts have been nothing short of heartwarming and has shown how the community bonds through tough times like these. If you would like to donate to relieve the victims, here is a link: http://yuturelief.com/donate/ I have personally donated to the Marianas Youth Professionals link, but any of the recommended charities will do. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erronious1/support

Today, we review the book Edge of Paradise. This book was written by a ex-Peace Corps volunteer who had a front seat to the birth of the FSM, RMI, ROP and CNMI.

It's almost been a YEAR since ParBar was at the annual Chamorro Cultural Festival in San Marcos and we are prepping are stuff again. Back at the Parbar we have Danny Blas and David Atalig recapping CCF 2017 and the biggest weekend for State Side Chamorro's CCF 2018 coming soon. March 23rd weekend Chamorro's start off with a bang at the Guam's Club with the 2nd annual concert brought to you by Lom'mok Radio, followed by the biggest festival in the United States for Chamorro's in San Marcos.. CCF2018, and closing out the weekend with the CNMI's annual picnic.... It's a big weekend folks.. Listen in.. Shootz https://www.lommokradio.com/ http://www.chelusd.org/

And the ParBar is back. This week at the ParBar we did our episode the night before our weekly Wednesday release and got a chance to discuss the things happening with North Korea and Guam. We try our best to not allow politics to be a huge part of our show because it can cause so much RUCKUS.. Yet, ignoring it doesn’t help anyone either. This week returning we brought Mark Fuentes who helped us with our ParBar round table and also discussed some of his time as an Army Ranger. *Side note* We crack jokes but it’s to make light of the situation as much as possible. We are not trying to offend or down play the urgency. We also introduced our boy from @CitySide Koa’s latest track “Fallin in love” to switch up the subject and lighten the mood a bit. Koa will be joining us on the ParBar to talk about the back story soon. Check out his track on Itunes. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/fallin-in-love-single/id1261599288 Once again Prayers to all the families back on Guam and the CNMI. Shootz

UOG Social Work student Ray Lujan talks about applying abuse dynamics to colonialism. Miguet talks about the recent court ruling in the CNMI. War Reparations Teach-in @ Jan. 5th, 2017 // 6 p.m. // HSS

Here we go again with episode 7 guest David Atalig, a man of many hats in the Chamorro community. We talk with David on educating the people about the CNMI and how he is making footprints here in San Diego for the Chamorro people. David is involved in many things and he continues to find new ways to promote the culture whether it be with the House of Chamorros, CNMI, Radio or CHE'LU. This is a very funny and informative show!

Hafa Adai Ta'lu,Special two-for-one release tonight guys! I just feel really bad for having such sparse releases, so I figured I'd throw in a second podcast to give you a little bit of extra music. This special release is dedicated to the Hurao Academy of Guam for all of their awesome work with Guam's youth and adults! Please visit them and help out if you can! Also, become a facebook fan! The last song is also a throw back for those of you who remember back when KC was in his prime..In This Episode:Prutehi I Tano'ta - JJ ConcepcionHumatak - Daniel DeLeon GuerreroGuam Bomb - KC DeLeon GuerreroFor More Info:Hurao Academy Contact InfoFounder: Anna Marie Arceohurao05@gmail.com(671) 472-5858Saina Ma'ase.~Si Jay Che'le

Buenas,It's been a few months since the last episode, and in that time there's been much controversy in the Marianas due to the upcoming military buildup. To learn more about the DEIS, visit www.guambuildupeis.com. For some opinions and thoughts countering the DEIS, see www.weareguahan.com; and to see what a local leader has to say about the matter, visit Senator Ben Pangelinan's website at www.SenBenP.com. There is also some information online at the KUAM, PDN, and Marianas Variety websites. Also, Isla-63 now has a live webcast that you can listen to on the KUAM website. I hope you all enjoy the music, and thank you for the continued support!!In This Episode:Bunitu Na Lugat - Jeff TyquengcoKao Magahet - U'se CruzFor More Info:Isla 63 - http://www.kuam.com/Global/category.asp?C=168038&nav=menu1679_4Saina Ma'ase.~Si Jay Che'le

Hafa Adai,After 6 months, here comes the start of my continued Chamorro Music Podcast. This video contains 3 songs and is the continuation of the podcasts which are currently on YouTube and iTunes. I've included a video of an up-and-coming Chamorro musician, a special request from a viewer, and a dedication to the late Chamorro Statesman Carlos Taitano.In This Episode:Apu Magi - Joshua "GitalaBoi" AguonI Pution - Flora BazaLalahin Chamoru - KC DeLeon GuerreroFor More Info:Josh Aguon - youtube.com/gitalaboiCNMI Descent - youtube.com/watch?v=Kb7XaD7Pc0cCarlos Taitano - http://www.guampedia.com/category/50-5-post-war-era/entry/351To all of you 17000+ views on YouTubeand 60+ subscribers on iTunes and elsewhere:Un Dangkulu Na Si Yu'us Ma'ase!~Si Jay Che'le

Hafa Adai Everyone,I'm sorry for the delay on getting this video out, though I hope you all enjoy it just the same. Last year, I saw a video on YouTube with a man who sang "Malak Na Pution Tasi" and "I Pution". I'm unable to find the video now, as hit has been removed from youtube, and would very much like to hear it again. If you or someone you know has/made this video, please let me know...Also, this coming Saturday (again, sorry for the short notice) there is a rally in Skinner's Plaza at 2pm. It's called Reclaim Guahan: Chule' Tatte Guahan, and is a call for action among our people in the face of our changing island. I truly wish I could be there, but for those of you who can, please go and show your support.For more information: http://www.guamology.com/2009/05/reclaim-guahan-chule-tatte-guahan-youth-rally/In This Episode:I Fundamentun Lina'lahu : the Castro BoyzEkungok I Ichan : Vince ParedoTo all of you 8500+ views on YouTubeand 40+ subscribers on iTunes and elsewhere:Un Dangkulu Na Si Yu'us Ma'ase!~Si Jay Che'le

This episode is dedicated to those of us (myself included) that are away from home, either relocated to the states, serving in the military, or anywhere else your lives may have taken you. Let these songs remind all of you that no matter where you are in the world, the blood that runs through your veins is the blood of a Chamorro, and we will always have our Culture, Traditions, Language, and Values to carry with us. Being away from home should not and does not take away from our identity as Chamorros, and we must come together to assure that this holds true in the future.In This EpisodeGurupun Minagof - Mike DuenasChamorun Norhtern California - John "JQ" QuintanillaA special thank you to all the viewers on YouTube; over 6500 views and counting!Un Dangkulu Na Si Yu'us Ma'ase! ~Si Jay Che'le

This episode is dedicated to the Chamorro Language Blog & their efforts. You can find them at chamorrolanguage.blogspot.com The site has A LOT of information regarding the language and culture, so be sure to go out and support them, and thank them for the work that they do! In This EpisodeGuinaifen Manglo - JD CrutchSi Sirena - Jesse BiasI hope you enjoy the songs, I look forward to hearing from you all on YouTube & iTunes! Si Yu'us Ma'ase! ~Jay Che'le

Please forgive my voice, as I mentioned I'm quite sick for the time being. There isn't much new news to announce in this podcast, just please keep in mind my request for help last time; my email address again is jaychele@gmail.com. Other than that, please enjoy this very funny song as well as a trip down memory lane with a traditional song.In This EpisodeMa Hiki - Ankie Boy QuituguaLuseru - Ed TaimangloI hope you enjoy the songs, I look forward to hearing from you all on YouTube & iTunes!Si Yu'us Ma'ase!~Jay Che'le

After two months, here's episode 5 of the my Chamorro Music Podcast.I'm considering starting a Chamorro Language Podcast, and would greatly appreciate anyone who would like to help. Please email me at jaychele@gmail.com if you're interested.In This EpisodeI Hale'ta - JJ ConcepcionKantan Natibu - Natibu Sons of GuamIt's great to be back podcasting, I look forward to hearing from you all on YouTube & iTunes!Si Yu'us Ma'ase!~Jay Che'le

Buenas Yan Hafa Adai!Episode #4 is the beginning of my holiday-season podcasts; from now until January, I'm only going to have Chamorro Christmas music on the show...I hope you all enjoy it!In this episode:Fanmattu Manhenggi - Frank BokonggoNa Guinaiyayon - Charlene SantosSaina Ma'ase!~Si Jay Che'le

Here's the thrid release of my new Chamorro music podcast, I hope you all enjoy this two song episode!In This Episode:I Tano Mami - RichieInalahan Gi Kanton Tasi - Gurupun I ManeluSi Yu'us Ma'ase!~Jay Che'lep.s.: Don't forget to check out www.chelestickers.com for Guam & CNMI Stickers!

Here's the second edition of my new Chamorro music podcast, I hope you all enjoy this post-election release!In This Episode:Hagu Yahu - Lief PangelinanHu Faisen Hao - Pacific CoolSi Yu'us Ma'ase!~Jay Che'leListen To The Podcast Herep.s.: Don't forget to check out www.chelestickers.com for Guam & CNMI Stickers!

This is the first installment of what I hope will become a very popular Chamorro music podcast.Thank you for your support! &I hope that you enjoy the music.In This Episode:Memorias TaoTao Isla - Alfred SuaresAcho Natibu - Daniel DeLeon GuerrerroAmerkanu Pao Asu - Candy TamanSi Yu'us Ma'ase!~Jay Che'leListen To The Podcast Herep.s.: Don't forget to check out www.chelestickers.com for Guam & CNMI Stickers!