Podcasts about Pinay

Our Resistance in Residence Artist this week is multi-hyphenated artist Robyn DeGuzman. Robyn DeGuzman is an international solo performance artist who creates collective liberation through drama, movement, and song. Her solo work, Enough Free, transforms generational trauma into radical healing through this visceral blend of drama, movement, and song. Selected for the 2024 Asian American Psychological Association Convention, Enough Free takes audiences on a journey from Spanish colonization of the Philippines to modern displacement, channeling everyone from pre-colonial ancestors to Pinay girls torn between MTV and immigrant mothers' expectations. These stories will make you laugh, cry, roll your eyes, and sigh. Learn more at RobynDeGuzmanOfficial.com. Enough Free Presented as part of In Front of Your Eyes Festival at The Marsh Berkeley August 28 at 7:30 pm & August 30 at 4:00 pm —- Subscribe to our podcast: https://plinkhq.com/i/1637968343?to=page Get in touch: lawanddisorder@kpfa.org Follow us on socials @LawAndDis: https://twitter.com/LawAndDis; https://www.instagram.com/lawanddis/ 1929 Martin Luther King Jr Way, Berkeley CA 94704 The post Resistance in Residence Artist Robyn DeGuzman appeared first on KPFA.

“I didn't have a permanent address back then, but I was travelling the world aboard superyachts, doing what I loved and discovering new places.” From restaurant kitchens in the Philippines and Australia to superyachts across the globe, Filipino-Australian chef Ginger Mendoza turned her culinary career into an extraordinary journey of opportunity, adventure and discovery. - “I didn't have a permanent address back then. I was travelling the world aboard different superyachts, doing what I loved while discovering new places.” Mula sa mga kusina ng restaurant sa Pilipinas at Australia hanggang sa mga superyacht sa iba't ibang panig ng mundo, naging puno ng oportunidad at pambihirang adventure ang culinary journey ng Filipino-Australian chef na si Ginger Mendoza—isang karerang nagdala sa kanya sa iba't ibang bansa.

Melbourne-based Janeca Carranza Gross shares memories from every jeepney ride while growing up in the Philippines. Writing the story in Filipino and English, she hopes that every child gets a glimpse of how the iconic public transport made every ride extra special. - Sinulat ng taga-Melbourne na si Janeca Gross ang mga alaala sa pagsakay sa jeepney habang lumalaki siya sa Pilipinas. Nais niyang maibahagi sa mga anak ang masayang karanasan sa natatanging Pinoy na pampublikong transportasyon.

After nearly 50 years in Australia, Gold Coast-based marriage celebrant Josie Dare is longing to return to the Philippines—the country she left as a child. - Matapos ang halos 50 taon sa Australia, sabik nang makauwi sa Pilipinas si Josie Dare—isang pagbabalik sa bayang iniwan niya noong bata pa siya. Sa bawat pagkaing Pinoy at alaala ng kanyang ina, muling nabubuhay ang kanyang ugnayan sa kulturang matagal niyang pinanghawakan.

A Filipino resident from Nhulunbuy was among thousands of attendees who joined the annual Garma Festival in northeast Arnhem Land to celebrate First Nations culture and policy. - Kabilang ang isang Pinay mula sa Nhulunbuy sa libu-libong dumalo sa taunang Garma Festival sa Arnhem Land upang ipagdiwang ang kultura at tradisyon ng First Nations.

Mabel Mercado's priority as a marriage celebrant is to make every couple's wedding day intimate and personal. - Bilang wedding celebrant, sinisiguro ni Mabel Mercado na gawin personal para sa magkabiyak ang kanilang araw ng pag-iisang dibdib.

For many Filipinos living in Australia, staying connected to home can start with something simple—listening to familiar voices on the radio. A long-time Filipino resident in Australia, who has been living in the country since 1987, says tuning in to SBS Filipino has been a source of connection and comfort over the years. - Ayon sa isang matagal nang residenteng Pilipino sa Australia, na naninirahan doon mula pa noong 1987, ang pagsubaybay sa SBS Filipino ay naging pinagmulan ng ugnayan at ginhawa sa paglipas ng mga taon.

What began as a joke among five friends applying to migrate to Australia turned into a life-changing opportunity for Josephine Carreon. Of the group, she was the only one granted a visa—a stroke of luck that would shape the rest of her life. - Nagsimula lamang sa biruan ang pag-a-apply sa Australia ng noo'y dalaga na si Josephine Carreon kasama ang apat niyang kaibigan. Ngunit sa kanilang lima, siya lamang ang pinalad na mabigyan ng visa, isang pagkakataong tuluyang nagpabago sa direksiyon ng kanyang buhay at 50 taon na siyang naninirahan sa Australia.

In Bakit Australia series, Filipina migrant Angelie Taylor shares her journey of rebuilding her healthcare career in Australia, transitioning from a registered midwife to a head nurse and business owner. - Sa Bakit Australia series, ibinahagi ng migranteng si Angelie Taylor ang kaniyang tatlumpung taong paglalakbay mula sa pagiging midwife sa Pilipinas tungo sa pagiging kilalang lead nurse at negosyante sa Australia.

In Trabaho, Visa, atbp. (Jobs, Visas, etc.), we feature the virtual assistant profession in the Philippines, where several companies or individuals in Australia become clients. - Sa Trabaho, Visa, atbp., tampok ang propesyo ng pagiging isang virtual assistant sa Pilipinas kung saan nagiging kliyente ang ilang kumpanya o indibidwal sa Australia.

Yza Santos pays tribute to her grandfather's legacy by singing kundiman, Filipino love songs. Her grandfather is 'Ama ng Balarila ng Pilipinas (Father of Filipino Grammar), Lope K. Santos. - Binibigyang-pugay ni Yza Santos ang pamana ng kanyang lolo, si Lope K. Santos—ang “Ama ng Balarilang Pilipino”—sa pamamagitan ng pag-awit ng kundiman.

Alex Eala Wimbledon 2026: Historic! Punto por punto, aral ng pananampalataya mula sa kanyang tagumpay. Bilang Catholic Faith Defender, ito ang matututunan ng bawat Pilipino.

 Chelly and Kacelyn are an emerging Filipina R&B duo carving out their own lane in the growing landscape of modern OPM and Asian R&B. While detailed public profiles are still limited — a sign of how early they are in their rise — their presence reflects a new wave of young Filipina artists blending soulful vocals, contemporary R&B production, and a distinctly Pinay sensibility. Their sound fits into the broader movement of Filipino R&B, a genre that has been gaining global attention thanks to artists who merge Western R&B influences with Filipino storytelling and emotional depth Support the show

Alex Eala, ang Wimbledon superstar — Katoliko pala? Punto por punto, Catholic Faith Defender ang magpapatunay: THESE VIDEOS are proof ng kanyang pananampalataya!As always, kapag gumagawa tayo ng video about current events and faith, hindi ito atake sa ibang relihiyon. Bagkus ay defense of the Catholic faith.Alam niyo bang si Alex Eala — ang 21-year-old Pinay na gumulantang sa Wimbledon 2026 — ay isang debotong Katoliko? Hindi lang siya magaling sa tennis court; may secret Catholic ritual siya at may nakatago pa sa kanyang bag na very Catholic--- Rosaryo!Join Filipino podcaster and vlogger, Jay Aruga host of The Jay Aruga Show, the first conservative podcast and vlog in the Philippines.Jay Aruga's Book "Conservative Ka Ba? A 3-Step Approach to Protecting the Family from Woke Ideology" is NOW Available in Shopee:https://shopee.ph/product/274489164/25685460706/Hallow - Try Hallow's Premium contents for FREE: https://www.hallow.com/jayarugaSubscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JayAruga?sub_confirmation=1

Dax Carnay-Hanrahan‘s ‘Mr BIG aka Tatay, A Transwoman and That Tiring Tune!' came about when she learned of her father's passing. However, Dax says, ‘it is more than a trans play, it is about the life of a Filipino migrant.' - Ang Mr BIG aka Tatay, A Transwoman and That Tiring Tune! ay nabuo ni Dax Carnay-Hanrahan noong nabalitaan niyang pumanaw ang ama. Ngunit, para Dax ang kwento ay ‘higit sa sa pagiging isang transplay kung di sa buhay ng Pilipinong migrante'

Filipina Australian veteran actress Lena Cruz shares her Canneseries experience - Ibinahagi ni Lena Cruz batikang Pinay-Aussie na aktres ang naging karanasan ng cast at crew ng Ina sa screening nito sa Canneseries

Who's that one person where you think: if only I were them, I could finally be who I'm meant to be?In this letter, Mari grows up in the Philippines as “the white girl,” the only fair-skinned mestiza in her Filipino family. When her dad moves them to America, she's excited to finally belong. But she finds herself sitting in an ESL class, staring into a mirror she doesn't recognize herself in, and taking part in a years-long project of blending in.Then, in college, a Filipino woman shows up in her social media feed — proud, loud, and unapologetically Pinay. And Mari cannot stand her. But every time this woman appears in her feed, something in her ignites. So she does what any reasonable person does: she goes deeper into her feed.If you have ever followed someone online and felt a rage you couldn't explain, this letter was written for you.Letter 188 is part of The Filipino American Woman Project's letters series, inspired by real conversations. This is our AAPI Heritage Month edition.Question: I have a paid membership. Where's my bonus content?Right now, bonus content will be provided in the off-season, starting June 5th.In the meantime, if you have any burning questions about any of our published letters, you can always ping Jen in our Family Potluck Group Chat or reply to any of our newsletters. Messages are typically checked on Fridays.

Born in Ilocos Sur, Shirley Nield has dedicated more than three decades to nursing, guided by a lifelong commitment to caring for others with compassion and kindness. She began her career in the Philippines before moving to the United Kingdom in 1999, where she worked for 10 years. In 2009, she and her family relocated to Australia, where she has continued to serve with the same dedication to the profession. - Mahigit tatlong dekada nang naglilingkod bilang nurse si Shirley Nield, na ang puso ay nakatuon sa pagbibigay ng kalinga at malasakit sa kapwa. Nagsimula ang kanyang propesyon sa Pilipinas, bago lumipat sa United Kingdom noong 1999, kung saan naglingkod ng 10 taon. Noong 2009, kasama ng kanyang pamilya, lumipat siya sa Australia at dito ipinagpatuloy ang kanyang dedikasyon sa propesyon.

More than ten years ago, Filipina nurse Leslyn May Tuclaud Lian tried her luck and traveled to Melbourne in the hope of finding career opportunities as a nurse. - Mahigit isang dekada na ang nakalipas noong nagbakasakali ang nurse na si Leslyn May Tuclaud Lian at nagtungo sa Melbourne upang makipagsapalaran.

Send us Fan Mail*Warning, this episode contains a conversation about suicide.*In honor of Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Month, we're sharing some interviews from a really special event that we participated in back in November, the fifth annual Pinayista Summit hosted by Make it Mariko. Pinayista is a vibrant community of Filipino women entrepreneurs and creative solopreneurs with a mission to build sisterhood in the hustle, and we were invited to be part of a panel called "Turn Up the Volume: Pinays in Music & Media". It was a day full of inspiration, connection, and Filipino love.First we sit down with Gina Mariko Rosales (Founder and Event Producer for Pinayista and Make it Mariko) and her mother Lillian Rosales for a beautiful discussion about intergenerational healing, and then you'll hear from Lisa Angulo Reid (CEO & Co-Founder of Dear Flor) on the importance of owning our own businesses, followed by Chef Charleen Caabay (CEO & Co-Founder, Culinary Creative Entrepreneur, and first Filipino-American female chef to win Food Network's Chopped) on the beauty of Filipino food and grief as a part of growth, and we cap it off with LadyRAY (former radio personality for 106.1 KMEL and Community Engagement Director) on community and women in media.Follow Make it Mariko on IGFollow Gina Mariko Rosales on IGFollow Lisa Angulo Reid on IGFollow Chef Charleen Caabay on IGFollow LadyRAY on IGSupport the showThanks for listening and for your support! We couldn't have won Best of the Bay Best Podcast in 2022 , 2023 , and 2024 without you!--Fight fascism. Shop small. Use cash. Fuck ice.--Support Bitch Talk here!Subscribe to our channel on YouTube for behind the scenes footage!Rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts!Visit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.comFollow us on Instagram, Threads, and SubstackListen every Monday at 7 am on BFF.FM

Erlinda Esguerra proves that age is no barrier to service. At 82, she continues to work and serve others, staying active in her role and dedicated to helping her community. - Hindi naging hadlang ang edad ni Erlinda Esguerra para patuloy na gampanan ang kanyang trabaho para makapaglingkod sa kapwa sa edad na 82.

She was only twelve when her family migrated to Australia. Jennifer Dizon's talent for singing led to new friendships and participation in school events, which led to being elected as a student leader in her high school and eventually a successful career in law. - Kasama ang mga magulang, tween pa lamang noong unang nakarating siya sa Australia. Sa bagong paaralan, ginamit ang talino sa pag-awit na siyang naging daan sa unti-unting pagkilala kay Jennifer Dizon.

durée : 02:00:09 - Le 5/7 - A 5h45 : Carole Chamboredon, vétérinaire, bénévole au secours populaire pour des cours d'alphabétisation et membre de l'association des bibliothèques sonores. A 6h20 : Franck Pinay-Rabaroust, rédacteur en chef du média Bouillantes. Spécialiste du guide Michelin. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les autres épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

durée : 00:06:43 - L'invité de 6h20 - par : Mathilde MUNOS - Franck Pinay-Rabaroust, rédacteur en chef du média Bouillantes, ancien rédacteur du guide Michelin, dénonce une forme de "copinage" dans l'attribution des étoiles et un manque de moyen humain pour explorer toutes les régions. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les autres épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

Chef Diosa Marie Acol started cooking at just 18 in the Philippines. Little did she know that a Facebook ad after the pandemic would lead her all the way to Australia - Sa edad na 18 nagsimula si Chef Diosa Marie Acol bilang cook sa Pilipinas. Hindi niya inakala na ang isang Facebook ad matapos ang pandemya ang magdadala sa kanya sa Australia.

Si Leoncia Guevarra ay negosyante at may-ari ng Leonci's Filipino Dessert na sumikat dahil sa kanyang masarap na pagkain at nakaka-inspire na personalidad at buhay.

Ahna del Rosario Perez and her family are set to watch the Philippine Women's National Football Team live as they take on South Korea at Gold Coast Stadium this March 5. - Manonood ang Pinay na si Ahna del Rosario Perez kasama ang buong pamilya sa laban ng Philippine Women's National Football Team kontra South Korea sa Gold Coast Stadium ngayong March 5.

Kianna Oricci is a Filipino-Australian making a name for herself in the world of vogue and queer dance. She helps trans and POC artists develop their talent and is part of this year's Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras as a producer. But what challenges did she face to get here? - Si Kianna Oricci ay isang Filipino-Australian na gumagawa ng pangalan sa mundo ng vogue at queer dance. Tinutulungan niya ang mga trans at POC artists sa paghubog ng kanilang talento. Bahagi siya ng Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras ngayong taon bilang producer. Bago makamit ang mga ito, ano ang kanyang mga pinagdaanan?

After seventeen years of navigating Australia's complex immigration system, Allysha Locke faces the heartbreaking possibility of deportation to the Philippines, a country she hasn't lived in since she was an infant, due to legal technicalities surrounding her private adoption. - Matapos ang labimpitong taon ng pakikipagbuno sa sistema ng imigrasyon sa Australia, nahaharap si Allysha Locke sa masakit na posibilidad ng deportasyon dahil sa mga teknikalidad sa batas kaugnay ng kanyang private adoption.

Despite their eight-year-old child being born and raised in the country, restaurant owners Reyna Nangan and Karin Yechoku are still facing possible deportation, a situation that has drawn strong support from the local community and leaders. - Sa kabila ng ipinanganak at lumaki sa bansa ang kanilang walong taong gulang na anak, nahaharap pa rin sa deportation ang mag-asawang Pinay na si Reyna Nangan at Thai na si Karin Yechoku.

“Tribo”, a dance showcasing the lives of ancient Filipinos, will be performed by Michelle “Choya” Ang together with the students of the Filipino Language School of Canberra at the 28th National Multicultural Festival in Canberra from 6 to 8 February 2026. - Ang “Tribo”, isang sayaw na nagpapakita ng buhay ng mga sinaunang Pilipino, ay sasayawin nina Michelle “Choya” Ang kasama ang mga estudyante ng Filipino Language School of Canberra sa ika-28 National Multicultural Festival sa Canberra mula 6 hanggang 8 Pebrero 2026.

On Usap Tayo, get to know Filipino tennis star Alex Eala and why she is considered the new face of world-class tennis in the Philippines. - Sa Usap Tayo, kilalanin ang Filipino tennis star na si Alex Eala at bakit siya itinuturing na bagong mukha ng world-class tennis ng Pilipinas.

Napansin ng buong Pilipinas ang isang batang Pinay na tahimik pero matindi ang dating sa world stage ng tennis.

Not everyone is joyful this Christmas. Some are struggling with daily expenses and the cost of preparing a festive holiday feast. Others are heartbroken, like Rachelle Festin, a mother from Perth, who will face her first Christmas without her dad after he tragically passed away from a heart attack in mid-2025. - Hindi lahat ay nagsasaya ngayong Pasko. May ilan na nahihirapan sa pang-araw-araw na gastusin at sa paghahanda ng magarbong handa para sa Kapaskuhan. Ang iba naman ay durog ang puso, tulad ni Rachelle Festin, isang ina mula sa Perth, na haharap sa kanyang unang Pasko na wala ang kanyang ama matapos itong pumanaw dahil sa atake sa puso sa kalagitnaan ng 2025.

Ayon kay phlebotomist mula Perth na si Maricres Felipe-Mabuyo dumaan sila sa tulay kung saan pumwesto ang mag-amang suspek ilang minuto lang bago ang pamamaril.

In this episode we welcome Pinay Grigio. Pinay tells about her early years in dance and how Burlesque always caught her eye. She talks about what caused her to finally give it a shot and how taking that class launched her onto a journey that has taken her all over the place. She discusses the balance between being a burlesque performer and a mom and how she keeps her kids busy while she is working on her costumes. A great conversation with a fantastic performer.

Perth-based government contractor Dona Taguinod founded a scholarship program in 2021 championing indigent high-achieving students in Cagayan Valley, Philippines as a way to give back and make a tangible impact. - Isang scholarship program ang inumpisahan ni Dona Taguinod noong 2021, para matulungang makapag-tapos sa Australia ang mga matatalino at nangangailangaan na kabataan mula sa Cagayan Valley, bagay na gusto niyang gawin bilang balik-biyaya.

Just a week after Typhoon Tino, Typhoon Uwan hit the Philippines, reigniting fear among Filipinos in Australia for their families back home. - Isang linggo lamang matapos ang Bagyong Tino, tumama ang Bagyong Uwan sa Pilipinas, muling nagdudulot ng takot sa mga Pilipino sa Australia para sa kanilang mga pamilya sa bayan.

Ang bayan ng Catanduanes ang isa sa mga lalawigang matinding sinalanta ng Super Typhoon Uwan (Fung-wong) nitong weekend. Labis na nag-aalala ang mga kaanak sa Australia ng mga nasa apektadong lugar, isa na dito si Nancy Rubia Simmons matapos mawalan ng komunikasyon sa kanyang pamilya.

A month after fearing for her family's safety during a powerful earthquake in Cebu, Sydney resident Mariza Sollano faces 'new anxiety' as Typhoon Tino devastates the province, leaving at least 46 dead across the Philippines. - Isang buwan matapos ang kanyang pangamba sa kaligtasan ng pamilya sa Cebu dahil sa 6.9 magnitude na lindol, muling nabalot ng takot si Mariza Sollano, isang Pilipina sa Sydney, matapos manalasa ang Bagyong Tino na kumitil ng hindi bababa sa 46 na buhay sa bansa.

In this inspiring episode of Develop This!, host Joi Cuartero Austin sits down with her sister, Christine Cuartero, Co-Director of the Filipino School of Chicago, to explore how cultural heritage can shape stronger communities and local economies.  October marks Filipino American History Month, a time to honor the resilience, creativity, and contributions of Filipino Americans across generations. Joi and Christine discuss how celebrating heritage is more than preserving tradition; it's an act of community-building, identity, and empowerment.  From the diverse neighborhood of Albany Park in Chicago, Christine shares the story of how a group of Pinay mothers in education came together to found a school rooted in bayanihan (collective spirit), kapwa (shared humanity), and cultural pride.  Together, they discuss how cultural education fosters belonging, how immigrant stories shape the economic and social fabric of neighborhoods, and how investing in heritage is a powerful strategy for local revitalization.  In this episode:  The significance of Filipino American History Month and why representation matters.  The story behind the Filipino School of Chicago, founded by a group of Pinay educators to preserve culture, language, and pride for the next generation.  How Albany Park's diversity is both a cultural and economic asset.  How cultural spaces foster belonging and retention, key factors in economic development.  The role of heritage-based entrepreneurship and cultural businesses in driving local vitality.  Why bayanihan, the Filipino spirit of collective effort, mirrors the principles of successful community and economic development.  Practical ways economic developers can partner with immigrant-led and cultural organizations to strengthen inclusivity and representation in local economies. Daughter of immigrants from Orani, Bataan and Quezon City, Christine C is an educator and community organizer with over a decade of service across public school settings and neighborhoods in Chicago and New York City. Committed to equity and civic engagement, she's worked with organizations like El Puente (NYC) and the National Center for Urban Education of Illinois State University (Chicago) to connect community based organizations with schools, lead service-learning initiatives, and mentor future educators. Christine is a Chicago Public Schools leader and parent, and co-founder of the Filipino School of Chicago. She currently works as a case manager at a CPS elementary school.          

Filipino Australian Alexa Roder lalahok sa nalalapit na 25th Miss Earth Pageant na gaganapin sa Manila sa ika- lima ng Nobyembre.

Filipino-Australian Alexa Roder is set to compete in this year's 25th Miss Earth Pageant, scheduled for November 5.

Isang Pinay nurse mula Melbourne ang nagbahagi ng kanyang karanasan sa takot nang yanigin ng magnitude 7.4 na lindol ang Mindanao habang siya ay nasa Davao del Norte.

Melbourne-based Czarina began her musical career immediately after high school. - Nagsimula ang musical career ng taga-Melbourne na si Czarina noong natapos niya ang pag-aaral sa high school.

THIS EPISODE I FELT LIKE TANYA WAS MY PERSONAL FRAGRENCE STYLIST LOL. SHE GAVE ME THE FRAGRENCE 101 ON HOW TO WEAR STYLE AND BUILD YOUR OWN COLOGNE/PARFUM COLLECTION.  I LEARNED SOO MUCH FROM THIS WE RAN OUT OF TIME IM HOPING WE GET TO DO A PART TWO BECAUSE THERES STILL SO MUCH TO TALK ABOUT THIS IS SOMETHING FOR ALL THE PARFUM ADDICTS AND CONTENT CREATORS.INSTAGRAM.COM/THETANYASWAYINCITIVEFRAGRENCES.COMSupport the show

WE HAD TO GET BASTOS PER LYLE MUNDOS REQUEST JK LOVE YOU BRO I HAD TO BRING BACK THAT AFTERDARK XXX BUT THEN AGAIN THE LADY HSAS HUSTLED HER WAY THROUGH THE INDUCTRY AND CREATED THE TERM FINDOM THAT ALLOWED HER TO PROVIDE FOR HER DAUGHTER AND HER FAMILY. NOT MANY CAN SAY THAT NOWADAYS. ONYX MUSE IS AN AMAZING PERSON INSIDE AND OUT AND SHE CAN SING LIKE WHITENY HOUSTON ALLEGEDLY INSTAGRAM.COM/ONYXMUSESupport the show

Pinay to the 60th PowerOn this episode of #OnTheDot with Dot and Mia, we spotlight the unstoppable Ethel G. Rubio—a marathoner, mentor, and movement-maker. As she races toward her bold goal of earning 60 marathon medals before turning 60, Ethel shares the grit, grace, and Pinay pride that fuel her journey.From breaking barriers as the first Filipina-American President of the Association for Women in Architecture, to leading a climate-conscious consulting firm, Ethel's story is one of exponential impact. We dive into how her heritage shaped her leadership, the challenges she's overcome, and the legacy she's building—one mile, one medal, one moment at a time.This episode is a celebration of identity, resilience, and the power of living with purpose. Whether you're chasing your own finish line or just need a dose of inspiration, Ethel's story will move you.#PinayToThe60thPower #60MedalsBefore60 #EthelGRubio #OnTheDot #FilipinaAmerican #PinayPower #WomenWhoRun #MarathonMindset #WomenInArchitecture #ClimateConscious #SustainableLeadership #BuiltEnvironment #MentorshipMatters #LegacyInMotion #PodcastSpotlight #DiasporaVoices #TatakPinay #FilipinaArchitect #RunningForLegacy #StorytellingWithPurpose

FROM NC TO NYC THIS GIRL HAS MADE THE NY DREAM POSSIBLE AND WANTS TO SHARE THE SAME LOVE AND ADVICE TO ANYONE WHO IS TRYING TO MAKE IT OUT IN THE BIG APPLE. THIS FILIPINA BEAUTY SHARES HER JOURNEY THROUGH THE CONCRETE JUNGLE AND WHAT IT TOOK TO BE THE AMAZING PERSONINSTAGRAM.COM/MALXDITA INSTAGRAM.COM/BRIMS_BRIGANTEKICK.COM/BDUBEZTVTWITCH.TV/CAMILIO_INSTAGRAM.COM/_CAMILLIO_Support the show

WE FOUND OUT TEN MINS BEFORE THE POD THAT SHE WAS A GAMER AND WE HAD TO CHANGE ALL OUR QUESTGIONS JK YANMAYRI IS AN AMAZING CHICAGO BORN CONTENT CREATOR THAT LOVES TO LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST. WE GET TO SEE THROUGH HER EYES HOW FILIPINOS GREW UP AND LIVED IN CHI TOWN. IT WAS AN HONOR TO INTERVIEW OUR NEW FRIENDINSTAGRAM.COM/YANMAYRIINSTAGRAM.COM/BRIMS_BRIGANTEINSTAGRAM.COM/_CAMILlIO_Support the show