Podcast appearances and mentions of jose rizal

Greg and Ryan discuss the story chapters of Honkai Star Rail, Fate Grand Order and other games they're playing. They also discuss a future Star Wars Trilogy, the "CORRECT" Kingdom Hearts play order and Jose Rizal being playable in Civilizations

Kapag nabanggit ang salitang “matapang,” sino ang naiisip natin? Malamang na maiisip natin ang isa sa ating mga bayani tulad ni Jose Rizal, Andres Bonifacio, Gregorio del Pilar, o di kaya ay si Heneral Antonio Luna kasi napanood natin yung pelikula niya.All Rights Reserved, CBN Asia Inc.https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Filipinos in Australia commemorate the 128th anniversary of the death of the Philippines' National Hero, Dr Jose Rizal. - Ilang Pinoy sa Australia ang gumunita sa ika-128 anibersaryo ng pagkamatay ng Pambansang Bayani ng Pilipinas na si Dr Jose Rizal.

Discover the poignant scenes in this historical fiction depicting the final chapter of Dr. Jose Rizal's life before his execution in Bagumbayan. - Tuklasin ang madamdaming tagpo sa historical fiction tungkol sa huling yugto ng buhay ni Dr Jose Rizal bago siya barilin sa Bagumbayan.

Danes latinsko besedno zvezo Noli me tangere razumemo predvsem v pomenu »Ne dotikaj se me!«, kar lahko sklepamo tudi iz dejstva, da z noli-tangere poimenujemo rastlino nedotiko, ki ima nenavaden način plojenja. Takoj, ko se namreč dotaknemo njenega zrelega plodu, se razpoči in iz njega se usujejo številna semena. Omenjena fraza se je v pomenu nečesa nedotakljivega uporabljala tudi v starem Rimu, saj rimski gramatik Solina, ki je živel približno 300 let po Cezarjevi smrti, omenja belega jelena, ki naj bi na ovratnicah nosil napis: »Ne dotikaj se me, Cezarjev sem!« To naj bi bil znak, da Cezarjeva dobronamerna, čista, bela duša živi dalje. A v krščanski tradiciji ima latinski rek Noli me tangere tudi druge pomene. V Evangeliju po Janezu (20, 17) je opisan prizor, v katerem se je vstali Jezus prikazal Mariji Magdaleni ob praznem grobu. Ker so evangeliji zapisani v grškem jeziku, se njegove besede v originalni različici zapisa glasijo: »Me mou haptou!«, kar bi dobesedno pomenilo: »Ne grabi me!« oziroma »Ne obešaj se name!« Vsekakor pa svetopisemskega razumevanja Jezusovega vzklika ne smemo razumeti v današnjem pomenu tiste rastline ali človeka, ki se ga zaradi preobčutljivosti ne smemo niti dotakniti. Ne nazadnje je Jezus sam pozval nejevernega Tomaža, naj položi prste na njegove rane. Jezusov poziv Mariji Magdaleni je predvsem sporočilo, naj spozna in prizna njegovo vstajenje, zaradi česar ga zemeljske sile ne obtežujejo več. Ker pa se je v medicini izraz rabil za zelo hudo, bolečo obliko raka, ki razžira kosti, ni presenetljivo, da je filipinski zdravnik, pisatelj in upornik Jose Rizal z Noli me tangere naslovil svoj roman, v katerem je kritiziral špansko kolonizacijo Filipinov. S svojo literarno besedo je vsem bodočim rodovom v spomin in opomin zapustil spoznanje o tem, da je družba hudo, neozdravljivo bolna, če ne zmore uvideti in obsoditi zločinov vladajočih elit.

Jose Rizal is one of the most recognizable faces in the Philippines, but we might not all know about his life as a doctor and scientist in Dapitan. Journalist and Rizal enthusiast Howie Severino introduces us to the Jose Rizal that many don't get to meet in history class. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Knights of Rizal and Kababaihang Rizalista Inc. are groups based in the Philippines and various parts of the world including Australia. Find out how they continue to uphold the teachings left by the national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal.

The Knights of Rizal and Kababaihang Rizalista Inc. are groups based in the Philippines and various parts of the world including Australia. Find out how they continue to uphold the teachings left by the national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. - Ang grupong Knights of Rizal at Kababaihang Rizalista Inc. ay mga grupo nakabase sa Pilipinas at iba't ibang bahagi ng mundo. Kanilang ipinagpapatuloy ang pagtaguyod sa mga naiwang aral ng pambansang bayani Dr Jose Rizal.

Ngayong araw ay inalala ng Filipino community sa Australia ang kaarawan o 163rd birthday ng pambansang bayani na si Jose Rizal. Kasabay nito ay ang paglunsad ng mas pinagandang Rizal Park sa Invermay Park, Ballarat.

Damn, who's that guy over there in the corner?  Oh man, you say he's a doctor?  And a writer?  And in trouble with the Spanish government?  And he bangs all the high-class ladies?  And he-- oh.  Oh, he says the alcohol wasn't free.  Oh, he's making me pay for his meal.  Ah.  Well then, this could only be the conclusion to the most illustrious Jose Rizal!

4pm - Is +1500 on the Mariners to Win the World Series a good bet? // Everett PD to participate in controversial Cops like reality show “On Patrol Live” // Steve Irwin, the homeless man who tried to build a log cabin in a Jose Rizal park, is arrested yet again // Anti-Israel mob takes over NYC Subway // Kevin Spacey’s awkward Piers Morgan interview where he cries over finances and tries, and fails, to distance himself from Jeffery Epstein // Joey Chestnut BANNED from competing in the Nathan’s Famous 4th of July Hotdog Eating Contest

In this episode, Carmina and Patch discuss why they bestowed the “Wooga” title on the ilustrados, an esteemed squad of Spanish-colonial-era Filipinos whose aspirations for their country transcended physical, intellectual, and societal borders. Learn how each of their important contributions, alongside fellow ilustrado Jose Rizal's, became the foundation of Filipino national consciousness.Learn more: Orientalists, Propagandists, and Ilustrados: Filipino Scholarship and the End of Spanish Colonialism, Philippines' Resistance: The Last Allied Stronghold in the Pacific, Ilustrado, Revolutionaries or Accomplices of the Spanish Empire: The Contested Influence of Filipino Ilustrados on Philippine National Independence (1872-1898), Rizal and the Ilustrados in Spain, El Pacto de Sangre, and A Glimpse Into the Illustrious Life of Pedro Paterno | Tatler Asia.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.

This poor dude might've actually done less damage had he just been left the hell alone.  Sure they say the pen is mightier than the sword, but Jose Rizal seemed content to let sleeping Spaniards lie once he found out how much trouble he was in.  Unfortunately, the people around him would force his environments to change, and his life to be forever altered.  Join us as we delve into the further life of Jose Rizal, author of "El Filibusterismo", and how he almost certainly did not bang Hitler's mom or kill all those prostitutes.

Sometimes you gotta be the change you wanna see in the world.  And sometimes, you gotta piss off a whole lot of people to do it.  Join us as we talk about the early life of the Philippines' foremost national hero, Jose Rizal, as well as his terrible finances, his bad housemate manners, and which side of his pants he hung his hog.  Salamat!

3pm - The Gold Mining Cabin Builder in Jose Rizal Park has been arrested… again // The Counter Service VS Sit Down Restaurants debate is heating up in Seattle // Tyler Perry puts $800m studio expansion on hold after AI demonstration // AI Hunter Biden deep fake gives glimpse into the rapidly approaching new normal

6pm - Proposed 10% Short Term Rental Tax Appears Close to Becoming State Law - MATT MARCOVICH WILL JOIN US WITH MORE // Why Leap Day is a thing // Homeless man who was once arrested for using an excavator to dig in Jose Rizal park has returned to “build a cabin and dig for gold” // Downtown corridor residents are at their wits end with the Ross store blaring music 24 hours a day // GUEST - MATT MARCOVICH ON THE SHORT TERM RENTAL TAX // ALSO - The rent control bill is “officially dead” according to Matt M. // John’s Affinity for The Boys & Girls Club

3pm - Proposed 10% Short Term Rental Tax Appears Close to Becoming State Law - MATT MARCOVICH JOINS US WITH MORE AT 3:33 // Why Leap Day is a thing // Homeless man who was once arrested for using an excavator to dig in Jose Rizal park has returned to “build a cabin and dig for gold” // Downtown corridor residents are at their wits end with the Ross store blaring music 24 hours a day // GUEST - MATT MARCOVICH ON THE SHORT TERM RENTAL TAX // ALSO - The rent control bill is “officially dead” according to Matt M. // John’s Affinity for The Boys & Girls Club

Danes latinsko besedno zvezo Noli me tangere razumemo predvsem v pomenu »Ne dotikaj se me!«, to lahko sklepamo tudi iz dejstva, da z noli-tangere poimenujemo rastlino nedotiko, ki ima nenavaden način plojenja. Takoj, ko se namreč dotaknemo njenega zrelega plodu, se razpoči in iz njega se usujejo številna semena. Omenjena fraza se je v pomenu nečesa nedotakljivega uporabljala tudi v starem Rimu, saj rimski gramatik Solina, ki je živel približno 300 let po Cezarjevi smrti, omenja belega jelena, ki naj bi na ovratnicah nosil napis: »Ne dotikaj se me, Cezarjev sem!« To naj bi bil znak, da Cezarjeva dobronamerna, čista bela duša živi dalje. A v krščanski tradiciji ima latinski rek Noli me tangere tudi druge pomene. V Evangeliju po Janezu (20, 17) je opisan prizor, v katerem se je vstali Jezus prikazal Mariji Magdaleni ob praznem grobu. Ker so evangeliji zapisani v grškem jeziku, se njegove besede v originalni različici zapisa glasijo: »Me mou haptou!«, to bi dobesedno pomenilo: »Ne grabi me!« oziroma »Ne obešaj se name!« Vsekakor pa svetopisemskega razumevanja Jezusovega vzklika ne smemo razumeti v današnjem pomenu tiste rastline ali človeka, ki se ga zaradi preobčutljivosti ne smemo niti dotakniti. Ne nazadnje je Jezus sam pozval nejevernega Tomaža, naj položi prste na njegove rane. Jezusov poziv Mariji Magdaleni je predvsem sporočilo, naj spozna in prizna njegovo vstajenje, zato ga zemeljske sile ne obtežujejo več. Ker pa se je v medicini izraz rabil za zelo hudo, bolečo obliko raka, ki razžira kosti, ni presenetljivo, da je filipinski zdravnik, pisatelj in upornik Jose Rizal z Noli me tangere naslovil svoj roman, v katerem je kritiziral špansko kolonizacijo Filipinov. S svojo literarno besedo je vsem bodočim rodovom v spomin in opomin zapustil spoznanje o tem, da je družba hudo, neozdravljivo bolna, če ne zmore uvideti in obsoditi zločinov vladajočih elit.

Metro Manila Film Festival Best Director awardee for the film “Gomburza,” Pepe Diokno, shares his surprise at how a serious movie about history has drawn mainstream audiences. He talks to Howie about researching how the idea of a Filipino nation was born and how faithfully his movie tries to portray history. They discuss the challenge of dramatizing historical events without battlefield heroes and the need to set the record straight about what happened in the 1872 Cavite Mutiny which led to the martyrdom of the three priests Gomes, Burgos and Zamora. The executions inspired Jose Rizal's life work. Pepe addresses the Majoha reality-show brouhaha sympathetically and what it says about the way history is taught. Howie asks him how coming from the illustrious Diokno family influences his choice of subject. “Gomburza” is the 36-year-old Pepe's first film in eight years, after a period of self-doubt about his career. Audience response in recent weeks seems to have restored his faith.

Metro Manila Film Festival Best Director awardee for the film “Gomburza,” Pepe Diokno, shares his surprise at how a serious movie about history has drawn mainstream audiences. He talks to Howie about researching how the idea of a Filipino nation was born and how faithfully his movie tries to portray history. They discuss the challenge of dramatizing historical events without battlefield heroes and the need to set the record straight about what happened in the 1872 Cavite Mutiny which led to the martyrdom of the three priests Gomes, Burgos and Zamora. The executions inspired Jose Rizal's life work. Pepe addresses the Majoha reality-show brouhaha sympathetically and what it says about the way history is taught. Howie asks him how coming from the illustrious Diokno family influences his choice of subject. “Gomburza” is the 36-year-old Pepe's first film in eight years, after a period of self-doubt about his career. Audience response in recent weeks seems to have restored his faith.

Metro Manila Film Festival Best Director awardee for the film “Gomburza,” Pepe Diokno, shares his surprise at how a serious movie about history has drawn mainstream audiences. He talks to Howie about researching how the idea of a Filipino nation was born and how faithfully his movie tries to portray history. They discuss the challenge of dramatizing historical events without battlefield heroes and the need to set the record straight about what happened in the 1872 Cavite Mutiny which led to the martyrdom of the three priests Gomes, Burgos and Zamora. The executions inspired Jose Rizal's life work. Pepe addresses the Majoha reality-show brouhaha sympathetically and what it says about the way history is taught. Howie asks him how coming from the illustrious Diokno family influences his choice of subject. “Gomburza” is the 36-year-old Pepe's first film in eight years, after a period of self-doubt about his career. Audience response in recent weeks seems to have restored his faith.

Metro Manila Film Festival Best Director awardee for the film “Gomburza,” Pepe Diokno, shares his surprise at how a serious movie about history has drawn mainstream audiences. He talks to Howie about researching how the idea of a Filipino nation was born and how faithfully his movie tries to portray history. They discuss the challenge of dramatizing historical events without battlefield heroes and the need to set the record straight about what happened in the 1872 Cavite Mutiny which led to the martyrdom of the three priests Gomes, Burgos and Zamora. The executions inspired Jose Rizal's life work. Pepe addresses the Majoha reality-show brouhaha sympathetically and what it says about the way history is taught. Howie asks him how coming from the illustrious Diokno family influences his choice of subject. “Gomburza” is the 36-year-old Pepe's first film in eight years, after a period of self-doubt about his career. Audience response in recent weeks seems to have restored his faith.

The clearing of the BLM garden at Cal Anderson park // An excavator driver wipes out trees at Jose Rizal park on Beacon Hill // A mole in the White House? // Maine decides to misuse justice and removes Trump from primary ballot // Who is really doing all this insurrection stuff? // The story of the woman with the Hot Pink Kitten 

In case you missed ti, curator Marian Pastor reveals the stunning story behind Rizal's last signature before he was to be executed. Listen to the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6csUGLWqT6rQqQKIbLn2Qi?si=27cd5499ab1a4652&nd=1&dlsi=e8bd47e4cebe4c57

In case you missed ti, curator Marian Pastor reveals the stunning story behind Rizal's last signature before he was to be executed. Listen to the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6csUGLWqT6rQqQKIbLn2Qi?si=27cd5499ab1a4652&nd=1&dlsi=e8bd47e4cebe4c57

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This episode Don and Garcia discuss their trip to Germany and share stories of the experience. They also talk about the year 2000, Jose Rizal and a whole lot more!Follow our patreon for our latest "Un-Tuli" Episode : https://patreon.com/thecheatcodersCheck out our merch, previous episodes and more on our website: https://thecheatcoders.comFollow us on all social media: @thecheatcoders

Matapos ang selebrasyon ng 125th Philippine Independence Day at 162nd na kaarawan ni Dr Jose Rizal, ang pambansang bayani ng Pilipinas, abala na muli ang Embahada ng Pilipinas sa Canberra para sa dalawang consular mobile missions sa Perth at Brisbane sa darating na Hulyo at Agosto.

In case you missed it, historian Xiao Chua explains the role of trivia in history, citing our national hero Dr. Jose Rizal and the many tidbits about his life as an example.

In case you missed it, historian Xiao Chua explains the role of trivia in history, citing our national hero Dr. Jose Rizal and the many tidbits about his life as an example.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 19. Memorial Day is a U.S. holiday that is celebrated on the last Monday of May. It is focused on honoring the service members who have fallen in combat. So today we're talking about the USS Rizal, the first U.S. Naval vessel to bear the name of a Filipino hero. Who was Jose Rizal and why was he selected for the ship name? We discuss the far reaching impact of Filipinos in the navy as well as why having a USS Telesforo Trinidad will be so exciting. We also take a moment to bring back our segment on Obscure Asian Comic Book Characters and talk about a more well-known one, the New Mutants leader Karma. For previous episodes and information, please visit our site at https://asianamericanhistory101.libsyn.com or social media links at http://castpie.com/AAHistory101. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, email us at info@aahistory101.com. Segments 00:25 Memorial Day 01:33 The History of the USS Rizal 20:35 Obscure Asian Comic Book Characters, Karma

This week, co-host Devina Divecha sits down with food historian Ambeth Ocampo, who has been exploring Filipino art, culture, and food going back to the 19th century. This is one for the history & culture lovers, as Ambeth shares nuggets from his extensive research, including about a national hero of the Philippines, Jose Rizal, and his work that spans 35 books and an on-going bi-weekly editorial column in the Philippine Daily Inquirer.

In case you missed it, Suzette Doctolero talks about her motivations in incorporating the Gen Z lens in Jose Rizal's novels for television.

In case you missed it, Suzette Doctolero talks about her motivations in incorporating the Gen Z lens in Jose Rizal's novels for television.

We all know him as the national hero of the Philippines. But what exactly are some of the urban legends that cling to his namesake, even over a century after his death. Let's find out the urban legends about Dr. Jose Rizal! Listen for free via: sptfy.com/PhilippineCampfireStories Kung gusto ninyong ring maging tagapag-bahagi sa podcast na ito, ay mag submit lamang ng inyong true horror stories sa mga sumusunod:Email Address: campfirestoriesph@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/campfirestoriesph Twitter: https://twitter.com/campfirestoryph Instagram: Philippine Campfire Stories (@campfirestoriesph) Support Philippine Campfire Storiesvia Kofi ko-fi.com/philippinecampfirestories via Patreon patreon.com/campfirestoriesph via GCash 09477784678 via Paypal earlm.work@gmail.com Episode Written by: Earl Matito Episode Audio Edit: Podmachine Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/philippine-campfire-stories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kilala natin siyang lahat bilang ang pambansang bayani ng Pilipinas. Ngunit ano nga ba ang ilan sa mga urban legends na kumapit sa kanyang kasikatan? Alamin natin ang urban legends tungkol kay Dr Jose Rizal!Listen for free via: sptfy.com/PhilippineCampfireStoriesLike, Follow and Join us in our social media channels!Email Address: campfirestoriesph@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/campfirestoriesph Twitter: https://twitter.com/campfirestoryph Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/campfirestoriesph/ You can send over your support thru the following platforms:via Kofi ko-fi.com/philippinecampfirestoriesvia Patreon patreon.com/campfirestoriesphvia GCash 09477784678via Paypal earlm.work@gmail.comEpisode Written by Earl MatitoAudio Production by Podmachine #podcastph #philippinecampfirestories #truehorrorstory #pinoyhorror #tagaloghorror #santelmosocietyAng kuwentong ito sa Philippine Campfire Stories ay may mga usaping maaring sensitibo sa ilang makikinig. Hinihikayat ang lahat ng makinig ng may bukas na pag-iisip lalo na ang mga mas bata sa gulang na labing tatlo (13 y.o). Ang Santelmo Society ay koleksyon ng mga kwento mula sa mga taga-pakinig at piling kakilala ng may lathala. Hindi maaring i-reproduce ang mga kwento sa episode na ito, sa kahit anong paraan ng walang pahintulot ng may lathala. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/philippine-campfire-stories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The polymath warrior.

Dr Jose Rizal valued the role women played in our everyday lives. The KRI or Kababaihan Rizalista Incorporated was established by members of The Knights of Rizal to reflect how the national hero valued their contribution to society. - Pinahalagahan ni Dr Jose Rizal ang ginagampanang papel ng mga kababaihan sa lipunan. Ang KRI o Kababaihan Rizalista Inc ay binuo ng Knights of Rizal bilang pagsasalamin sa nasabing pagpapahalaga ng bayani.

Rizal was often referred to as "The First Filipino" and in this episode, Carmina and Patch begin to understand why. They discuss his immense love for the Philippines and his tireless efforts to assert its identity amidst colonial oppression. But that's not all - listen to them talk about his early life, his many loves, and his BFF. Learn, too, about how he was the most productive exile who ever lived. To learn more: The First Filipino: The Award-Winning Biography of Jose Rizal, Whatever happened to Josephine Bracken? , Dr. Jose Rizal Execution, Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho: Dr. Jose Rizal memorabilia, milyon-milyon na ang halaga ngayon? , Interesting facts about Jose Rizal and Blumentritt, Jose Rizal's contribution to the development of Philippine agriculture, Salcedo Public Auctions,  and Jose Rizal Myths: The Most Outlandish Rumors About RizalTo 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. 

This chapter is all about receipts! What was the parchment curtain and what does it have to do with pre-hispanic history? We also talk about our revolutionary crush Jose Rizal and decolonization as soul retrieval. Take a listen and join in on the conversation. Follow us on Instagram: Podcast - @babaylanbruhabookclub Stephanie - @st3ph.inrising Imee - @themayarimoon Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJpjbGCP5WwlB2vPmaQUWjA End music by Dayana Capulong. (C) Dayana Capulong, 2022 _______________________________________________________________________ Time Stamps: 1. Grounding Prayer & Opening @ 1:00 2. Bruha Tings! @ 3:14 3. BROWN GIRL CLIFF NOTES / Chapter Overview @ 15:00 4. Vocabulary Words @ 17:18 5. Quotes @ 34:04 6. Closing Prayer @ 50:36

Rizal's impact was so enormous that he became a popular cultural product himself. In this episode, we talk about one particular media where Rizal has become the usual focus: movies. The centenary of the Philippine Revolution in 1996 led to some of the most popular Rizal movies in recent memory: Jose Rizal: Ang Buhay ng Isang Bayani (1996), Rizal sa Dapitan (1997), Jose Rizal (1998), and Bayaning Third World (1999). We talk about these and more in this episode of #RizalOnAir. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podkas/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podkas/support

Chances are, the stuff you know about the boy Jose Rizal is mostly invented. He isn't exactly a boy genius of immeasurable talent and a kind heart. He's just… normal. But many events of his young life set the stage for who he became later on. Find out about it and more in this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podkas/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podkas/support

To know Rizal, we must first understand the context of his life and heroism. We do that by looking at the developments of the Philippines as Spain's colony in the nineteenth century, and the conditions that brought about the ideas and experiences of Jose Rizal. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podkas/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podkas/support

Our guest tonight is our incoming Philippine Nurses Association of America President, Dr. Gloria Lamela Beriones. Gloria Lamela Beriones is a transformational nurse leader with over forty years of exemplary contributions to nursing practice, leadership, education, and research. She is President-Elect of the Philippine Nurses Association of America (PNAA) and will assume the presidency in July 2022.She is passionate in her role as a leader, change agent, educator, consultant, facilitator, and researcher. Dr. Beriones is a Coldiron Senior Nurse Executive Leadership Fellow, Case Western Reserve University.Dr. Beriones participated in the AARP Foundation / Robert Wood Foundation Future of Nursing 2020-2030 Campaign for Action Virtual Summit that developed action plans and measurable outcomes.Dr. Beriones is the PNAA Foundation / PNAA Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Lead Champion for the CDC Project Firstline. Together with two PNAAF /PNAA IPC Champions, they conducted and coordinated three Infection Prevention and Control Education and Training Series.Dr. Beriones was a Nursing Director at Houston Methodist Hospital (HMH) for 14 years in the General Surgery, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Units; The recipient of Houston Methodist Hospital Nursing Leadership Award for her exemplary Nursing Leadership; was a Top 20 Outstanding Nurses by Texas Nurses Association District 9 for excellence in nursing leadership, education, and community outreach services.Dr. Beriones was the recipient of Dr. Jose Rizal's Excellence Award for Nursing Leadership and Service by Knights of Rizal, Houston, TX. As a Manager of Education, Research, and Professional Excellence at Saint Francis Hospital Bartlett, Tennessee, she contributibuted to the building and strengthening of the shared governance councils, staff professional development, and creating the hospital RN Residency Program.Dr. Beriones is a speaker at local, state, national, and international levels. She has presented numerous topics on leadership, clinical practice, education, and research; has written articles and publications. Her greatest passion in life as a leader is mentoring and making a difference in people's lives, particularly fellow nurses.Hosts: Manny Ramos and Mindy OfianaDirected and Produced by: Rodney CajudoExecutive Producers: Mary Joy Garcia-Dia and Carmina Bautista

Why legislate a mandatory subject on the life and works of Jose Rizal? To answer this, we look back at the 1950s, when the Rizal Bill was proposed in the Philippine Congress, and the trials it went through before it became a law. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podkas/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podkas/support

Filipinos in Canberra celebrated Harmony Day by commemorating the life and works of Dr Jose Rizal. - Mga PIlipino sa Canberra ginunita ang Harmony Day sa pagbabalik tanaw sa mga gawain at buhay ni Dr Jose Rizal. 

This chapter was juicy! We were truly guided by Michael Gonzalez' words and 8 years of thesis research investigating the said debatable, 2 existing and paradoxical stories of the legendary Jose Rizal. Jose Rizal is formally known as a native reformist, physician, author of books-- a “renaissance man”, that was falsely implicated in an anti-colonial revolutionary plot and executed by the colonial Spanish authorities on December 30, 1896. Gonzalez' work included understanding the national “official”, sometimes imaginary Jose Rizal; versus the perhaps “unofficial”/folklore (said to be told my peasants, laborers, and middle class Filipinos) version of Jose Rizal, deemed by the “Rizalistas”. Rizalistas, a conglomeration of various groups (or sects) scattered all over the Philippines that see Rizal and the events surrounding his life as distinctly spiritual, sacred, and personal. Among some of these associations are the Sagrada Familiar, Watawat ng Lahi, Tres Persona Solo Dios, and the Kataastaasang Kapatiran Ng Litaw Na Katalinuhan. These groups have inconspicuous small churches and sanctuaries that dot the rural landscape along the Laguna and Quezon (Aurora) Provinces. In addition, this chapter was rife with information on the transformation of the Philippine national anthem with colonization within the Philippines, which we discuss briefly. Another potential theory to consider through Gonzalez' writing, was the idea to consider if Jose Rizal was actually the pre-colonial Philippines interpretation of Jesus!?! Gonzalez felt like this concept along with his other works, lit a way for our Filipina/o/x cultural memory to keep unfolding, waiting to be retrieved and revealed for more research, theories, and perhaps action, to come. --------------------- 1. Grounding Prayer & @ 2min, 36sec 2. "90 second DECOLONIZING" Heart Check-in @ 4min, 51sec 3. Chapter Overview @ 13min, 56sec 4. Vocabulary Words 17min, 19sec 5. Quotes @ 26min, 51sec 6. Closing Prayer @ 46min, 14sec

In case you missed it, Ambeth Ocampo talks about the impact of Jose Rizal in the lives of Filipinos today.

“No history, no self. Know history, know self.” - Jose Rizal, Filipino national hero. This week we seek to understand our roots and find connections between many of our cultural traditions. Celebrate Filipino American History Month with renowned historian and YouTuber, Kirby Pábalan-Táyag Aráullo.---Extra Credit from Kirby's InterviewWatch Kirby's YouTube Channel (over 50,000 subscribers!)Visit Kirby's website, kirbyaraullo.comRead about Kirby's hometown, Angeles City, PhilippinesLearn about the health benefits of moringa leaves (malunggay)Read about the indigenous Aeta people of the PhilippinesLearn about Ferdinand Emmanuel Edralin Marcos Sr., one more the most controversial leaders of the 20th centuryRead about the Mount Pinatubo volcano eruption that Kirby and Ally lived throughLearn about Pilipino Cultural Night (PCN)Learn about Balikbayan boxes via the Los Angeles Times: These boxes are a billion-dollar industry of homesickness for Filipinos overseasListen to Otso-Otso, a popular Filipino novelty songReview theories on why Filipinos start celebrating Christmas in SeptemberLearn more about Mindanao and the Moro Rebellion, an armed conflict between the Moro people and the United States military during the Philippine–American WarLearn about Pampanga, the half-buried church from by the historic Mt. Pinatubo volcanic eruptionWatch the Disney short film, From Our Family to Yours and learn about the infamous Christmas parol lanternsRead about the First Asian American Settlement in the US on History.com by Kirby Pábalan-Táyag AráulloLearn about the Filipino Farm Worker Movement from the National Parks Conservation Association and the New York TimesRead Black Lives & Brown Freedom: Untold Histories of War, Solidarity, & Genocide by Kirby Pábalan-Táyag AráulloSign up for our newsletter: feelanthrope.org/subscribeSpecial thanks to Kirby Pábalan-Táyag Aráullo. Feelanthrope is produced by Ally Celones Senturk. Our audio engineer and composer is Kory Hilpmann, with original music by Danny Nguyen. Our designer is Kait Kolsky.