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On the latest episode of the PHLV Radio Podcast Series, the Las Vegas Filipino Resource Guide sat down with the founding officers of the University of Nevada Physical Therapy Filipino American Club.Hosted by Cirimille Paglinawan, the conversation spotlighted how these remarkable Fil-Am students proudly celebrate their heritage, embrace their cultural roots, and aspire to give back to the community through their future work in healthcare.

This episode took me a while to get to!  We actually recorded this in July of 2024, but it was a beast to edit, so it had been on my to-do list for a long long time.  I hope it is worth the wait! Elaine, Mandy, Ben, Alexa, and I drove around SF for 3 hours trying some of San Francisco's most famous Asian to-go foods.  And they did not disappoint! 1) We started in Chinatown at Golden Gate Bakery for their famous daan taats which were flakey and creamy.  2) Next we went to the Tenderloin for a Saigon Sandwich banh mi, which is the best value meal in San Francisco. 3) Our third stop was Dumpling Home in Hayes Valley, for some sheng jian baos, that had the perfect combination of crispy, pillowy, salty, fatty, and a little sweet, it's such a good bite of food! 4) From there we headed into the fog of the Inner Sunset, for some Rose Indian Cuisine vegetarian samosas.  The crunchy exterior and favorable soft interior was such a great afternoon snack. 5) We headed back towards my hometown and ended our journey at Fil-Am in Daly City for some perfect lumpia Shanghai and some lumpia turon (banana lumpia).  Talk about a strong finish!  I hope you enjoy our ASMR lumpia experience! All in all a fantastic day.  We kept it under $60 for this tasting adventure, and believe it or not, all 5 of us got pretty full off of that small expenditure!  Special thanks to Ben who dropped us off and picked us up at each location! There's no way we would have made it if we had to park each time.  Also special thanks to ALEXA!  Alexa did some fantastic research and presented her facts like an absolute pro!  Mandy did our photography, and Elaine did a lot of the ordering (and paying) for us!  It was truly a team effort!!! I hope you enjoy this episode.  Let me know if you want us to try any restaurants in the Bay Area, the team is definitely ready to head out again! As I always mention, you can write to us at: ⁠infatuasianpodcast@gmail.com⁠, and please follow us on Instagram and Facebook @infatuasianpodcast  Our Theme: “Super Happy J-Pop Fun-Time” by Prismic Studios was arranged and performed by All Arms Around  Cover Art and Logo designed by Justin Chuan @w.a.h.w (We Are Half the World) #sanfranciscofood #foodcrawl #asianpodcast #asian #asianamerican #infatuasian #infatuasianpodcast #aapi #veryasian  #asianamericanpodcaster #representationmatters

Hi Everyone, this is Nancy Miller for My Creative Life and today's guest is Lynnor Bontigao, children's book author and illustrator. Here is more about Lynnor: Lynnor Bontigao is a Philippine-born author-illustrator. She has a degree in Advertising but fell in love with children's books after joining Ang InK, a children's book illustrator group. In the US, she switched gears and became a Programmer in NYC, and after 15 years, Lynnor went back to her love of drawing. Her debut as an author-illustrator, SARI-SARI SUMMERS, is a nostalgic love letter to the Philippines and grandmothers with a bonus sweet recipe. She also illustrated one of Kirkus Reviews' Best Picture Books of 2023, THE WORLD'S BEST CLASS PLANT by award-winning authors Liz Garton Scanlon & Audrey Vernick, as well as YOU ARE REVOLUTIONARY by Cindy Wang Brandt of the popular podcast, Parenting Forward, and JACK & AGYU by Fil-Am author Justine Villanueva. Lynnor is the recipient of the 1st annual 2020 SCBWI Tomie dePaola Professional Development Award, the 2020 Kweli/SCBWI Emerging Voice Award, and the 2021 Kweli Sing the Truth! Mentorship. She loves stories where family relationships, culture, and food are intertwined. Lynnor Bontigao lives in NJ with her family and 1 tiny dog. You can find Lynnor on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lbontigao and her website:  http://www.lynnorbontigao.com

Special guest star Don Darryl Rivera joins us to talk about that time he originated the role of Iago on Disney's Aladdin on Broadway plus a conversation on his illustrious career including his SAG-nominated role in Only Murders in the Building, his advice for aspiring Fil-Am actors, the Wild Card theory in auditioning, and playing (competing in) DDR. Visit DDR on Instagram @dondarrylrivera ===================== Visit our official website: www.kwento-kwento.com Follow us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kwentokwentopod/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kwentokwento/message

In this conversation, Von interviews Justin, a breakdancer, registered nurse, and founder of Hi-Fi Kitchen. They discuss their past experiences in the open mic and music scene, as well as Justin's journey into breakdancing and nursing. They also touch on Von's fear of needles, their love for food, and the inspiration behind starting Hi-Fi Kitchen. Justin shares his journey from nursing to starting his own restaurant, Hi-Fi Kitchen, in Historic Filipinotown. He talks about his passion for food and creativity, and how he decided to take a leap and pursue his dream. Justin also discusses the LA spin on Filipino classics that Hi-Fi Kitchen offers, and the importance of celebrating the Filipino culture through food. He mentions two upcoming events: an art exhibit highlighting the Filipino Angelino diaspora and Historic Illipinos, an event celebrating the impact of Filipinos in Hip-Hop.Chapters(00:00) Introduction and Reconnecting(07:24) Balancing Nursing and Music(15:08) The Birth of Hi-Fi Kitchen(38:45) Upcoming Events: Art Exhibit and Historic IllipinosBuy Historic Illipino Tickets Here:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/historic-illipinos-iv-moving-the-needle-tickets-876812167797?aff=oddtdtcreator&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0BMQABpjE25BL5z2FjbdRPyPTLegDYBCZaL_lne-9jjp3LbpCgBqxYqN82zeN_4g_aem_AVVVLaaTbtx0NkxNJJhBRcMpN_2A9c8XXqlU3TEZbNceDGlF9-nmWnTwBbvTxx9R6hYHi-Fi Kitchen IG:https://www.instagram.com/hifikitchen/Historic Illipinos IG:https://www.instagram.com/historicillipinos?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==Follow Me on Social Media:https://www.instagram.com/thevoncastshow/https://www.instagram.com/shibavon/ https://www.tiktok.com/@wowshibavon

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Join us in welcoming Jake Deleon, the founder of Fila Manila!  Jake, a first-generation Filipino American born in the Philippines and raised in New Jersey, founded Fila Manila to spread the joy of Filipino family, culture, and cuisine. Discover award-winning Filipino flavors like Adobo Sauce, Banana Ketchup & Ube Purple Yam Spread, perfect for enjoying at home! This year, Jake secured a $250,000 investment from Daniel Lubetzky on Shark

Episode 371 - S15 E05 Sounds of Manila #OAGOT

When Estrella became a widow, she became the sole provider for her children.  While working to make both ends meet, she failed to do some maternal functions.  As a result one of her daughters got pregnant. That made her feel she was not a good mother. Desperate and in her desire for a helper, she married an 80-year-old Fil-Am.Support CBN Asia today!https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

TODAY WE HAVE AN AMAZING INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS ACHOLADES SUCH AS DOING BLACK EYE PEAS MUSIC VIDEOS , THE DEBUT WITH DANTE BASCO, AND THE CURRENT MOVIE LUMPIA MOVIE. THIS WAS A FUN AND INTRIGUING INTERVIEW YOU DONT WANNA MISS ESPECIALLY GETING  A BASTOS RAID FROM JOEY G!!!!!!!!!!!!!!INSTAGRAM.COM/PATRICIOINELSAINSTAGRAM.COM/KIDHEROESINSTAGRAM.COM/LUMPIAMOVIELUMPIAMOVIE.COMYOUTUBE.COM/BDUBEZTVTWITCH.TV/_CAMILIO_Support the show

Cinema Junkie speaks with Fil-Am filmmaker H. P. Mendoza about human flight, ghosts on the set, and 'grief release.'

Jessica Manalo on #MahaloHaloAndThenSome....with hosts Toni Rose and MC Lepaleps!Episode 4!See you at Mahalo-halo LV on Saturday, October 28th at Downtown Container Park in Las Vegas.

Carmina & Patch commemorate Filipino-American History Month by recapping the season and celebrating Fil-Am creative achievements. Topping the episode is a shoutout to the rom-com Asian Persuasion, which won the Audience Award at the Soho International Film Festival. They invite listeners to PH Time Is Now virtually or in-person on Oct. 28 to meet Fil-Am trailblazers. Finally, hear about Patch's Broadway debut and listen to their in-depth review of Here Lies Love! Asian Persuasion will be released in the Philippines on Nov. 29, 2023. Track @asianpersuasionfilm on Instagram for festival and theater drops.Register here for PH Time Is Now by Oct. 15 to join Pinoy trailblazers virtually or in person at the Harvard Club of New York on Oct. 28.Visit Here Lies Love's official website for show details and ticketing information. The complete Voltes V Blu Ray disc collection can be found here. To support FilTrip, go to the Patreon page here and PayPal page here.Visit https://filtrip.buzzsprout.com. Drop a note at thefiltrip@gmail.com.See https://www.buzzsprout.com/privacy for Privacy Policy. 

Happy Filipino History Month!!! I was born, raised, and work in San Francisco, but I actually currently live one mile south of SF in a heavily Filipino suburb called Daly City!  That said, I find it strange that I've never gone to a sit down Filipino restaurant before... until now! We also tried something else new this week!  We recorded on location inside a restaurant!  It was a bit noisy, but it was a good learning experience, and perhaps we'll have more "in situ" recordings in the future! Vlogger Anne, Glenn, and I tried Pampanguena Cuisine on Mission Street in San Francisco, recommended by Glenn, and it did not disappoint!  Anne loves Patio Filipino in Millbrae for their sisig and pretty much everything or Lechon Manila in Union City for the crispy roast pork.  I love Fil-Am for their quick and cheap meat skewers that will only cost you a few bucks, but will satisfy your sweet and savory cravings! For sweets, Anne recommends House of Silvanas in Daly City for their silvanas (frozen meringue cookies stuffed with buttercream) or Patio Filipino for the Halo Halo dessert served in a fresh coconut.   My daughters love Ling Nam Starbread in Daly City for buttery senorita bread. We will need to get together again and try more dishes since the waiter/owner wouldn't let us order more sensing that our eyes were bigger than our stomachs!  Does anyone want to come next time? Thanks again to Glenn for hanging out with us! And shout out to Anne, who posts her food videos @alwayshannegry on Instagram or TikTok! Thanks for listening!  Write to us at Infatuasianpodcast@gmail.com and follow us @theinfatuasianpodcast over at Instagram or Facebook  Listen to us at Spotify, Apple or Google Podcasts, etc #filipino #filipinofood #sisig #pampanguena #dalycity #filipinohistorymonth  #infatuasian #infatuasianpodcast #asianpodcast #asianamericanpodcast #asianpopculture #asianamerican #representationmatters #veryasian  

Check out my latest podcast episode with the Executive Producer of the movie 1521, FRANCIS B. LARA HO.Francis is born in the Philippines famous City of Love, Iloilo City. His father, Anotnio L. Ho was both a businessman and a statesman. His mother, Nenita L. Balaran was a teacher. Francis was raised and trained in a Filipino-Chinese family of entrepreneurs, military, educators, and politicians. He first ventured as an entrepreneur in the United States in 2011 and was honored as one of the top entrepreneurs in Forbes Magazine (Nov 2013) and in Fortune Magazine (July 2016).In 2018, Francis pioneered Inspire Studios in California, USA with the compelling vision of winning the first Oscars for the Philippines. His ultimate mission is to uplift and transform the international image of the Filipino by producing history-in-the-making Hollywood-Philippines global-audience, worldwide-release movies based on incredibly inspiring true to life stories of ordinary people who lived extraordinary lives. About 1521"1521,” a global feature film that showcases Filipino-American talent, is finally premiering across the United States on Oct. 2.Shot completely in the Philippines with a predominantly Filipino production team, “1521” brings the history and heritage of the Philippines to life on the big screen. The Philippines' Bea Alonzo stars as princess-seer Diwata alongside Hollywood legend Danny Trejo (Ferdinand Magellan), Filipino-American actor Michael Copon (who you may remember from “One Tree Hill” and “Power Rangers Time Force”), and Hector David Jr. (who also actually starred in a couple “Power Rangers” TV series).The film will premiere in nearly 700 theaters across the United States, making it the most distributed Fil-Am-produced film in the US. That said, it's not without its fair share of criticisms when its trailer dropped in June, prompting netizens to point out “historical inaccuracies” and concerns over “casting decisions.”

Have you ever wondered, “What if California became its own corporate nation?” Arthur Ebuen has, with his comic book, ©alifornia, Inc., which has an active Kickstarter campaign for issue #2 that ends on Friday, September 15, 2023. Arthur talks about his comic book, his start as an animator on Futurama and The Simpsons, working as a graphic designer and creative director and developing his love of writing, and so much more on episode 125 of the Hall H Show (with hosts, Aaron Nabus and Alex Benedicto)!

After settling the score that she did not imagine Mazinger Z's "pectorally-endowed" opponents from the last episode, Carmina and Patch discover Fil-Am animators making waves in the US before delving into the history of the Philippine animation industry.  They also discuss celebrated original Pinoy animations across the spectrum of drama, comedy, and romance. Drop in and learn why Pinoys deserve recognition in this growing and much-loved creative space!Congratulations to Iti Mapukpukaw (The Missing) for winning three major awards at the 19th Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival: Best Supporting Actress for Dolly de Leon, NETPAC (Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema) Award, and Best Film.Learn more: The case of the Philippines animation industry, The Philippine Film Animation Industry and Its History of Captivity, LIST: 5 Pinoy animated films and series to watch this Buwan ng Wika, Animation industry poised for transition from outsourcing to original content, Why the Time Is Ripe for Animation in Philippine Feature-Length Films, The Perforation in Philippine Animation Industry: Original Content Full Length Animated Films, 17th Animahenasyon Philippine Animation Festival – Call for Entry 2023, and Re-animating Philippine Cinema: For Filipinos by Filipinos.To support FilTrip, go to the Patreon page here and PayPal page here.Visit https://filtrip.buzzsprout.com. Drop a note at thefiltrip@gmail.com.Thanks to FilTrip's sponsor SOLEPACK. Visit thesolepack.com for more details.See https://www.buzzsprout.com/privacy for Privacy Policy.

Check out this latest podcast episode featuring FilAm actor, JULIAN BATACLAN.Julian is a jack of all trades who is just beginning to emerge in the Entertainment scene as an actor. Already equipped with an engineering degree from USC, he has most recently cultivated and developed his craft under the direction of renowned acting coach John Kirby in Hollywood. Among Julian's recent credits include: The Perfect Couple (lead), Good Filipino Kids (supporting) and #DONT on stage (supporting).Check out Julian's IG page @julbata

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Krystl is back from a trip to the Philippines! She goes over:her 4-week trip to the Philippineswhat she learned and realizedwhat is our relation & role here, from those who grew up abroad?reading your experiences about the PH tripInterested in the 25-day Filipino History & Heroines Learning Journey? Sign up hereBlog post: How a trip to the Philippines can feel beautiful, confronting, complicated, healing, heartbreaking, all at onceHad a recent Philippines experience and wanna share it? Join our discussion circle happening next week. DM Krystl on IG!Learn Philippine History in a fun, engaging way that makes you feel proud to be Pinay after! Join our 25-Day Learning Journey, open on July 26, kicking off August 10 (Instagram)

Please remember to rate and review our podcast on Itunes, CastBox or on our website! Please check out our Patreon and Youtube as well. CHISME DE LA SEMANA: Chisme about Sony's “El Muerto,” a superhero spinoff starring Bad Bunny.ON MY RADAR: Incredible Hulk (2023) #1 Writer: Phillip Kennedy JohnsonHORA DE LA CERVECITA: Signature Series: Volume 6 by Brewery X@brewery_xBOOK REVIEW: Four-Color Heroes written and illustrated by Aotearoa/New Zealand-born creator Richard Fairgray @fanbasepressEN LA LIBRERIA: Demons & Death Drops: A Queer Performance Horror Anthology-An Anthology of Queer Horror about performance, from the stage to the page.http://kck.st/3qJkdjEJUNTOS Y FUERTES: MiJa Books To find and showcase multicultural and diverse children's books. And to create a platform for indie and self-publishers to reach a greater audience.https://mijabooks.com/@mijabooksSALUDOS: Diwata Komiks - A diversity-focused indie comics company.  Diwata Komiks a #FilAm-founded, indie comics company feat. new myths for all of us just looking to belong.@diwatakomikswww.diwatakomiks.com@periodpodcastnetwork #art www.patreon.com/periodpodcastnetwork

In this episode Nico Blitz & Jackie Ramirez talk about how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is scary af, and they deep dive into a viral TikTok video from the past week that raises the question: Are Asians White Passing?

In this episode of the Family Mart Podcast, Merz brings resurrects his show “Talkin' Bout Practice,” the name Karen having a negative connotation in modern society, Jerm never showing up to jobs, giving Jansport J & Hit-Boy their flowers, Filipino stole valors, Chris urinating 1200x a day, Jay shooting mad bars, and Merz auditioning for TRANSformers. Get tickets to our show

Nico Blitz & Jackie Ramirez talk about the Mexipino Food Fest Los Angeles, plans for upcoming food fests, the toxic traits of both Filipino and Mexican families, and discuss the current backlash between Filipinos and Filipino-Americans.

We delve into the world of Creed Chameleon, a Fil-Am hip-hop artist originally from Hawaii and now based in Las Vegas. With a unique sound that combines realism and lyricism, Creed has made a name for himself in the music industry, earning accolades such as touring on the prestigious Vans Warped Tour and opening for big names like Tech N9ne, Wu-Tang Clan, and Nas. Recently, he has joined forces with DOTWAV, a super group of talented artists including Bxmbz, Alika Manuel, KennFrancis, Maddmatt, Jojo Flow, and Benny Digital, and their self-titled mixtape project "DOT WAV" has taken the music world by storm. Creed's story goes beyond his musical achievements. He opens up about his personal struggles with sobriety and mental health, the challenges and opportunities he has faced in the music industry, his definition of success, and how he has navigated his cultural identity while pursuing his passion. The episode culminates with an electrifying freestyle performance just for the show!  To hear his music: Spotify Apple Music YouTube Instagram New single dropping soon for Mental Health Awareness Month! ==========================================To get our FREE resource: 3 Ways to Reduce Burnout & Boost Well-being, visit colorofsuccesspodcast.com to sign up for our mailing list!   Ways you can support the show for FREE: Share our content Join our communities on streaming platforms and social media to give your suggestions on guests and reflection questions: Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Facebook Twitter  

Lyle Del Mundo of F.A.C.E. joins us in this episode as he shares how he gives back to the Fil-Am creative community. He shares his early hustles in nightlife and events that allowed him to grow his network across the US to become a great connector of people. Lyle also shares how FACE was created and how they plan to reach out to more talented Filipinos towards a wide array of creative fields.This episode is brought to you by Qapita, Limitless Connect, and GoTyme Bank.For show notes, go to hustleshare.comHustleshare is powered by Podmachine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For this episode we have MaryAnn Celis from the US, share with us her passion around Climate Change Education and Empowering the Youth. The conversation begins with the positive energies from group meditation, and learn of MaryAnn's international background as a Filipino-American, the lessons of appreciating nature from living in Japan and misconceptions of being a teacher. Moreover, she shares her honest thoughts about the COP19 and the dire reality of Climate Change. On the other hand, she shares the significant projects such as working on Human rights for the Youth at UNICEF, and the hope she has from the youth. She addresses Social Emotional Learning (SEL) that focuses on  developing the self-awareness, self-control, and interpersonal skills to achieve successes in school, work, and life, which could include meditation practices or healing circles and explains the benefits it has and the aspirations for it to be a global movement.  Finally, MaryAnn talks about her coming out story, her mentors, and sustainability practices. We are reminded by the inspiration MaryAnn is, that as communities we can work together and we do not need to “Fix” the beautiful masterpieces that children are, but empower them and work to change the structures that hinder the success they can achieve.  Articles mentioned in this episode: COP19: https://www.un.org/youthenvoy/2013/11/un-envoy-on-youth-in-warsaw-engages-with-youth-in-climate-change-discussions/ UNICEF Papers (The Challenges of Climate Change: Children on the front line  on page 75): https://www.unicef-irc.org/e-book/Climate-Ch-web-D215/files/assets/basic-html/index.html#page6 MaryAnn Celis recently joined the School of Education in 2022. Prior to joining, she worked for the Mellon Mays Graduate Initiatives Program at the Social Science Research Council, which aims to address the problem of underrepresentation in the professoriate. She began her career in education while teaching in Japan and has also worked in various nonprofits focused on international education, community outreach, and grassroots efforts. She holds a Master's degree in International Education Policy from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and a Bachelor's from Rutgers University. Earth Child Institute is an organization in UNICEF, where she did most of her UN-related work. MaryAnn's LinkedIn Profile ~  https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryann-celis-193a4334/  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

The one where the guys unpack all the reasons for negative reviews from the Fil-Am community for Jo Koy's recent movie Easter Sunday. where Jo Koy stars as a man returning home for an Easter celebration with his riotous, bickering, eating, drinking, laughing, loving family, in this love letter to his Filipino-American community.

In this episode, we interview Pastor Ralph Garay, SendNC International Church Planting Strategist with The Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. We discuss how he got into church planting, the value of ethnic churches, and how to transition into becoming a multiethnic church. Pastor Ralph also shares his thoughts about the Silent Exodus of the second generation from their home churches, how FilAm church leaders should think about it, and how important discipleship is in all of this! Pastor Ralph Garay joined the North Carolina Baptist Church Planting Team in September 2006. He works with church planters in North Carolina that represent 42 countries and 84 language groups. He also serves as the President of the Filipino International Mission Board (FIMB) USA. He is originally from the Philippines where he received his bachelor's degree in theology at Philippine Baptist Theological Seminary in Baguio City, Philippines, in 1987. He then immigrated with his wife, Anna Lyn, to the United States in June 1995. He pastored a Filipino-American church in San Diego for 11 years. Ralph and his wife have two boys, Paulo and Philippe. Ralph's mission in life is to: "Glorify God by Abiding in Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit to Complete the Great Commission by Fulfilling the Great Commandment!" 0:00 - Intro 0:53 - Pastor Ralph's story 4:29 - Pastor Ralph's church planting ministry 10:07 - Is it okay to be an ethnic church? How can an ethnic church become multiethnic? 12:50 - Should 1st generation churches keep their 2nd generation? 21:58 - How our understanding of our identity in Christ helps us minister to the 2nd generation 23:59 - If our identity in Christ is primary and ethnicity is secondary, why do we need ethnic churches? 30:07 - How can the 1st generation shift to prepare for the 2nd generation? 31:45 - Do you think the 1st generation should shift their focus from the 1st generation to focus on the 2nd generation? 34:45 - Opinion: The 2nd generation can be best discipled by the 1st generation 35:32 - Sometimes there is a discipleship problem in within the 1st generation 36:27 - The right focus in discipling the 2nd generation 37:02 - What are the common struggles in Asian/Filipino American churches? 40:30 - What is your encouragement to Filipino American church leaders? 43:46 - Where to find Pastor Ralph and other helpful ministry resources 46:24 - Who should be our next guest? 47:36 - Outro Terms

In this episode, we interview Bethel Bumanglag Webb, Soul Care Director at Graceland Church in New Albany, IN. We talk a great deal about emotional and spiritual health including burnout especially as it relates to Filipino and Filipino American church contexts. We also discuss a little bit about decolonization as it relates to Filipino theology. Bethel is a full time Soul Care Director at Graceland Church in New Albany, IN. She lives in Louisville, KY with her husband Kevin. When she's not working, Bethel reads books and records a podcast with two Filipino pastors that caters to YAs in the Philippines. IG: drbethelbwebb Email: bethel.anneb@gmail.com https://bethelbumanglag.wordpress.com/ Grow Deep Podcast: https://anchor.fm/growdeeppodcast 0:44 - Bethel's testimony and how she became a Christian/Biblical counselor 6:49 - How was your culture shock experience in America? 12:12 - How did you get into counseling and training? 15:44 - Do you identify as a Filipino American and how does your cultural identity influence your ministry? 26:26 - What is SoulCare? 29:44 - What mental health issues do Filipino American church leaders struggle with? 33:17 - How would you define emotional maturity? 40:46 - Why do FilAm church leaders experience burnout? 50:29 - Reflecting on our class with Fuller about Filipino American history and decolonization Terms

When we think of the ties that bind us, a nation of disparate people separated by seas and straits, spread out among 7,107 islands and speaking over 70 different languages and dialects, we tend to home in on food, religion and kinship. But perhaps the one thing we really all can relate to is good old Pinoy humor. Sometimes mababaw, often a clever play of words, our humor is side-splittingly punny and funny. It's just da bess!Flipping Pinoy humor with us is the legendary Rex Navarrete, one of the first Fil-Am comedians to become a mainstream international comedy sensation. He talks with surprising candor about how laughter heartens, heals, and humbles — not to mention unites — both audience and comic. Life is hard for many Filipinos. And whether you're an immigrant in the US, or a Pinoy at home trying to get through the daily grind, laughter becomes the balm that keeps us sane. Tawa nalang ng tawa!

Dr. Jeannie Celestial is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist (PhD) and Psychotherapist. This week, she joins Jay and Eleanor to speak about how therapy can speak specifically to FilAm communities. Dr. Celestial's new book Clinical Interventions for Internalized Oppression is out now! You can find her at sweetmangotherapy.com and @jeanniecelestial Dr. Celestial is offering consultation groups for Filipinx/a/o therapists. Please fill out this form, with a free values assessment, if you are interested: tinyurl.com/celestialcentering

We're pulling one out of the vault! Filmmaker and #Danhausen fan Justin Quizon talks to the Pencil Neck Geeks about "Fighting with My Family" - the Paige/Saraya biopic. Justin is an associate producer for the Fil-Am superhero film, "Lumpia with a Vengeance." Catch it in theaters around the country this fall!

This week, Jay and Eleanor are joined by Dr. Alan Dionson. Pastor Alan not only serves as Senior Pastor at Charisma Life Church, but has conducted extensive research into the cultural specifics of pastoring in Filipino American communities. Tune in for his insights on how to love the FilAm church!

This week on Centering, scholar and minister Dr. Willie Jennings joins Jay for a conversation about his contributions to liberation and contextual theology. They touch on the spaces where Black and Filipino American Theologies overlap, and the ways we find God's hand at work in our communities.

When youth kids graduate high school and "graduate" from the youth group, they may find themselves without a sense of belonging in their Filipino American church. In this episode, Aaron shares about how he started the young adult ministry at our church and we discuss the lessons we learned from our experience as leaders. Join us as we reflect on the joys and struggles of young adult ministry in a Filipino American context!

Discussing a new movie out today - NOPE! Make sure to check it out in theaters, and support Fil-Am actor Brandon Perea. In today's episode, we discuss how Filipinos are so quick to support anyone with one ounce of Filipino heritage, what to do when you can see impending fame coming for you, and how mixed Filipinos seem to keep getting the chance to propel Filipino representation in media. Listen to this episode wherever you get your podcasts, but watch on Spotify! DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed by the podcast creators, hosts, and guests do not necessarily reflect the official policy and position of Podcast Network Asia. Any content provided by the people on the podcast are of their own opinion, and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chismis-cancelled/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chismis-cancelled/support

Let's Talk Business with Sonny Vinuya: The World of Non-Profits featuring Lynda Tache, President/CEO at Collaboration Center Foundation.

Let's Talk Business with Sonny Vinuya featuring Fil-Am prosecutor turned judicial candidate Agnes Botelho.

A young filipino woman's account of faith, courage, and survival during and after World War II. In this multi-episode series, we'll hear the story of Marion Ghent (as told by her Daughter, Cindy Scott) In this episode, we learn about how Marion finds her father's American family, migrates to the USA and eventually graduates from College - and return to the Philippines. Get the book on amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Never-Forsaken-gripping-account-survival-ebook/dp/B08MQVZPD1

If I could describe this podcast in one word it would be POWERFUL. On this episode of the podcast I sit down with Rhy Ramirez. Rhy is a youth minister, inspirational speaker, leader within his community, and most importantly an overall GOOD DUDE. Hope you enjoy the podcast and don't forget to follow Rhy and I on social media :)Rhy Ramirez:IG: @brorhy_theinspirationguy @hyphy2holyWebsite: www.brorhy.comRj: IG: @rjohnskeeTikTok: @reesejohnnn

Emilio Aguinaldo has a complicated legacy to say the least. Hero? Villain? Maybe just human. We're excited to share this story from the "American History Tellers" podcast by Wondery. Their new series dives deep into the Filipino-American War with stories voiced by Fil-Am actors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carmina and Patch embark on a business trip to learn more about just a few of the many inspiring Filipino entrepreneurs making waves in the global market. Join their exploration of these individuals' journeys to success! You can now get JeepneyTrip merchandise by clicking here!Thanks to JeepneyTrip's sponsor, SOLEPACK. Go to thesolepack.com and enter JEEPNEYTRIP10 at checkout for a 10% discount. For additional reading:  Where in the world is Dado Banatao? | Philstar.com, Loida Nicolas Lewis, Loida Lewis, Fil-Am lawyer, business icon, philanthropist, human rights advocate, Furne One – Everything Cebu, Who Is Fashion Designer Michael Cinco, Josie Natori - Forbes, Monique Lhuillier | Fashion Designer Biography (famousfashiondesigners.org), Memories of Philippine Kitchens, 25 years after: Amy Besa & Romy Dorotan on the pains and glory of being New York restaurateurs, Dale Talde, Chef Alvin Cailan, and Auro Chocolate.View these to learn more: Dado Banatao: Success Story of Filipino inventor and tech innovator, A Farmer's Son, Sheila Lirio Marcelo, Founder & CEO of Care.com | MAKERS, and The Burger Show.  Visit https://jeepneytrip.buzzsprout.com or email at jeepneytrip@gmail.com. See https://www.buzzsprout.com/privacy for Privacy Policy. 

Jade + Dave, a young Fil-Am couple raising their kids in Connecticut, share their inspirational origin story - Jade talks about her experiences coming to the US on the 90 day Fiancé visa, Dave shares his secret to making long distance relationships work, what its like to plan a wedding in 90 days and what happened to them during the Sept 11 2001 attacks.

Dr. Racquel Zapanta LeGeros, professor + associate chair of the Department of Biomaterials and Biomimetics and the Linkow Professor of Implant Dentistry at NYU, Dr. LeGeros came to the US in the early sixties as the first of her 8 siblings to immigrate to the US. She became one of the leading pioneers in the field of calcium phosphate research in teeth and bones (Dental Implants + Prosthetics) A truly remarkable Fil-Am, who helped other Filipinos whenever she could. Her life story as told by her daughters Katherine LeGeros Bajuk and Alessandra LeGeros.

Andrew Zapanta, is a musician, artist and photographer from Brooklyn, NY. (https://www.zapmurals.com) Born to a Jewish-American mother from Brooklyn and a Filipino Father, thus began his life as he was destined to live it, going in several directions at once. This is a "choose your own adventure" story. Listen in as Andrew talks about his new found interest in cooking Filipino food and his pilgrimage to the Philippines to seek out what being Filipino was all about.

On this episode of the podcast the fellas sit down and catch up. Erico gives us more details on his dating life and Rj gets a CPAP!

"Made in the USA" is a unique origin story about Fil-Am, Neil Torrefiel. Born in California to undocumented parents, living in the Philippines during his formative years and returning to San Francisco to restart his life. In this episode, Neil shares experiences of how searching for his identity as a Filipino American in the East Bay and traveling the world helped him find his passion projects - founding a design agency who's mission is to further social equity and justice through digital experiences. (https://summerdesign.co) and taking on the role of Executive Dir at the non-profit media organization: Filipino Arts & Cinema Int'l (https://www.facine.org)

Part 2 of 3, Jojo chronicles the events following his father's terminal diagnosis. Leaving his successful career in Chicago, Jojo moves back to home to spend time with his dad, helps bring the social network "Multiply" to the Philippines as part of his long career as the VP of Global Marketing at ABS/CBN International (The Disney+ and Netflix of the Philippines) In this episode, Jojo shares many interesting insights and consumer research relating to Filipino-American behaviors.

"Just When Everything Was Going So Well" In part 1 of this 3 part story, Jojo Ines shares his experiences from the early days of his origin story, moving to the US in the early 90's, getting his MBA from Harvard Business School but struggling to find a job due to his immigration status, finding a once in a lifetime opportunity at a tech start-up in Chicago - and just when things are looking up for him, he gets the heartbreaking news that his father is diagnosed with late stage lung cancer and only has 6 months to live.