Podcasts about Siargao

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Send us a textOn this episode, L.A.-based singer/songwriter/musician Linying gets Al acquainted with Sufjan Stevens' 2015 album Carrie & Lowell. Linying talks about how the album has impacted her over the last 10 years and how she relates its themes of mortality and grief to her own life experiences. She also explains the ways in which both the music and lyrics of Carrie & Lowell tell a compelling story. Finally, Linying discusses the making of her new album Swim, Swim (to be released on April 4), and what she has learned from traveling between her native Singapore, Los Angeles and the island of Siargao in the Philippines. As Linying mentioned on the show, her main homes on the internet are Instagram and Substack. Be sure to follow both accounts!Instagram: @linying._Substack: https://linyingmusic.substack.com/Al is on Bluesky at @almelchior.bsky.social. This show has an account on Instagram at @youmealbum. Subscribe for free to You, Me and An Album: The Newsletter! https://youmealbum.substack.com/. You can also support the show on Buzzsprout at https://www.buzzsprout.com/1542814/episodes or at the link at the bottom of these show notes.1:29 Linying joins the show1:51 Linying hasn't listened to many podcasts3:51 Linying is not sure whether she considers herself to be a Sufjan Stevens fan5:51 Great storytelling isn't an essential part of music for Linying8:49 Linying talks about how Carrie & Lowell is “God music” for her11:46 Al and Linying discuss the album's narrative arc15:49 Linying and Al talk about their own ruminations on mortality22:07 “Fourth of July” and “Blue Bucket of Gold” bring up a complicated combination of emotions27:08 Linying talks about her life circumstances around the time when Carrie & Lowell was released31:23 Not many albums resonate with Linying, but Carrie & Lowell has been a notable exception33:07 Linying talks about the track from the album that has the most tenderness35:52 Neither Linying nor Al have explored Stevens' albums besides Illinois and Carrie & Lowell38:32 Linying talks about writing “Dial Tone” and the making of the song's video48:32 Linying explains why she made Swim, Swim partially in Siargao56:35 Linying discusses her plans and goals beyond the release of Swim, SwimOutro music is from “Blondie” by Linying.Support the show

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Diego Bello murió en la isla filipina de Siargao, a 12.000 kilómetros de su casa en Galicia. Fue abatido a tiros por varios policías que después dirían que Diego era un narcotraficante. Pero tanto la escena, como la historia, fueron manipuladas para hacer pasar por un delito lo que era una ejecución. Aquel día, Diego se despidió de sus socios, se subió a su moto y puso rumbo a casa, pero fue interceptado. Era la medianoche del 8 de enero de 2020. En 2025, la investigación sigue abierta y su familia sigue pidiendo Justicia para Diego. En este capítulo de Ganbara Negra Miriam Duque analiza el crimen de Diego con su hermano, Bruno Bello; su tío, Fran La Fuente y Eduardo Mendoza, director del documental  "Justicia para Diego". 

Diego Bello murió en la isla filipina de Siargao, a 12.000 kilómetros de su casa en Galicia. Fue abatido a tiros por varios policías que después dirían que Diego era un narcotraficante. Pero tanto la escena, como la historia, fueron manipuladas para hacer pasar por un delito lo que era una ejecución. Aquel día, Diego se despidió de sus socios, se subió a su moto y puso rumbo a casa, pero fue interceptado. Era la medianoche del 8 de enero de 2020. En 2025, la investigación sigue abierta y su familia sigue pidiendo Justicia para Diego. En este capítulo de Ganbara Negra Miriam Duque analiza el crimen de Diego con su hermano, Bruno Bello; su tío, Fran La Fuente y Eduardo Mendoza, director del documental  "Justicia para Diego". 

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October had its ups and downs. I missed an opportunity on the echo dots, but was able to get some more iPhones with a few more trips to the Apple store. I also experimented with Walmart and Target this month with some success.In the second half of the episode, I talk about our surfing trip to Siargao, flying on Philippine Airlines for the first time!Portland meetup reminder - 11/16 @ 4pm 

Poco podían sospechar los pescadores de estas islas tropicales que el carácter de su mar, esas duras olas que a menudo complican la faena a bordo de sus bangkas, acabarían colocándolos en el mapa de los mejores destinos del mundo para practicar surf. La isla de Siargao, el malecón Cloud 9 y el pueblo de General Luna se han transformado en una meca de la tabla encerada. Pero hay mucho más: los primeros turistas internacionales comenzaron a divulgar los encantos naturales de Caraga, una de las regiones más inexploradas de Filipinas. El coordinador cultural de su embajada, Joshua Miguel Hermosa Orille, nos invita a practicar island hopping; es decir, a navegar saltando entre islitas como Guyam, Dako o Naked Island. Contamos también con la compañía de Ane Corta, donostiarra residente desde hace varios años en Siargao y gran conocedora de la escena surfera de esta provincia al noreste de Mindanao. El guía Patrick June Ceniza, natural de Caraga, y la propietaria de la agencia de viajes Kara Tours, Jennifer Nanayakkara, nos permiten descubrir otras partes de la región como la ciudad de Surigao, la marisma de Agusan y los paisajes del archipiélago de Dinagat. Laura Pascual, directora de Woola Filipinas, nos muestra algunas de sus mejores playas blancas, lagos turquesas y montes tapizados de vegetación, incluido un bosque de bonsáis. La coautora de la web ViajarPorFilipinas.com, Claudia Rodríguez, completa nuestra ruta con estimulantes visitas: las cataratas Tinuy-An, el río Encantado o los pueblos costeros de Salvación y Lanuza. Recogemos también las impresiones de una viajera, Lola Sánchez-Infante.Histórico de emisiones:11/12/21Escuchar audio

This episode explores the resiliency of coastal communities in small island states like the Philippines and Honduras. The focus is on organizations like RARE and their projects, such as Fish Forever and Coastal 500, aimed at building capacity and resilience in these communities. Join host Andrew Lewin as he speaks to RARE's Rocky Sanchez Tirona and dive into initiatives working towards a better ocean future. RARE's website: https://rare.org/program/fish-forever/ Follow a career in conservation: https://www.conservation-careers.com/online-training/ Use the code SUFB to get 33% off courses and the careers program.   Do you want to join my Ocean Community? Sign Up for Updates on the process: www.speakupforblue.com/oceanapp   Sign up for our Newsletter: http://www.speakupforblue.com/newsletter   Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3NmYvsI Connect with Speak Up For Blue: Website: https://bit.ly/3fOF3Wf Instagram: https://bit.ly/3rIaJSG TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@speakupforblue Twitter: https://bit.ly/3rHZxpc YouTube: www.speakupforblue.com/youtube Building resilience in coastal communities is crucial for adapting to environmental changes and disasters. The podcast episode highlights the importance of building resilience in coastal communities, especially in small island states like the Philippines. The Fish Forever program by RARE focuses on working with local communities and governments to manage coastal waters sustainably. By empowering these communities to manage their resources effectively, they can adapt to changes in the environment and be better prepared for disasters like typhoons. One example mentioned in the episode is the case of a local government in the Tanyan Strait in the Philippines. The mayor of this region took proactive steps to protect the mangrove forests, which are crucial for coastal protection. By implementing policies to prevent deforestation and creating livelihood programs around the mangroves, the community was able to benefit from the protection provided by these habitats during a typhoon. This example showcases how investing in coastal habitats and involving local communities can enhance resilience to environmental changes and disasters. Additionally, the Coastal 500 program brings together mayors and government representatives from different countries to share experiences and solutions for coastal management. By creating a network of leaders who can collaborate and learn from each other, the program aims to strengthen the resilience of coastal communities globally. The exchange of knowledge and best practices among these leaders can help in developing effective strategies for managing coastal resources and preparing for environmental challenges. Overall, the episode emphasizes the need for building resilience in coastal communities by involving local governments, communities, and international partnerships. By focusing on sustainable management practices, creating livelihood opportunities, and fostering collaboration among leaders, coastal communities can better adapt to environmental changes and disasters, ensuring their long-term sustainability and well-being. In the podcast episode, Rocky Sanchez-Torona from Rare discusses the collaborative efforts among local governments and communities in the Philippines and other countries to successfully conserve and manage coastal resources. The Fish Forever program, initiated by Rare, focuses on working with local communities and governments to manage their coastal waters effectively. Through this program, communities are empowered to take ownership of their marine resources, leading to sustainable practices and livelihoods. One key aspect highlighted in the episode is the importance of building resilience within coastal communities. By involving local governments and communities in the decision-making process, there is a greater sense of ownership and commitment to conservation efforts. For example, the program in Siargao, Philippines, showcased how mangrove protection and sustainable practices were implemented with the support of the local government. This proactive approach not only protected the mangroves but also provided livelihood opportunities for the community. The Coastal 500 initiative further exemplifies the power of collaboration on a larger scale. By bringing together mayors and government representatives from different countries, the program facilitates knowledge sharing, mutual support, and collective action. The exchange of ideas and experiences among these leaders can lead to innovative solutions and best practices being implemented across various regions. Moreover, the episode emphasizes the role of partnerships and capacity-building in scaling conservation efforts. By training provincial governments, universities, and other organizations, Rare aims to expand the reach of their programs and empower more communities to take action. The goal is to create a network of empowered local leaders who can drive change and advocate for sustainable coastal management practices. Overall, the collaborative efforts among local governments and communities, as demonstrated in the Fish Forever and Coastal 500 programs, showcase the effectiveness of working together towards a common goal of conservation and sustainable resource management. By fostering partnerships, sharing knowledge, and empowering communities, these initiatives are paving the way for a more resilient and environmentally conscious future for coastal regions worldwide. The podcast episode featuring Rocky Sanchez-Torona from Rare sheds light on the impactful programs like Fish Forever and Coastal 500 that are making a positive impact by empowering communities and promoting sustainable practices. Here are some key points from the episode that highlight the significance of these programs: Fish Forever Program: The Fish Forever program works with local communities and governments to manage coastal waters sustainably. The program focuses on giving communities exclusive rights to fish in certain areas, leading to better management and protection of marine resources. By involving communities in decision-making and management, Fish Forever encourages sustainable practices and fosters a sense of ownership among the locals. Coastal 500 Initiative: The Coastal 500 initiative aims to bring together 500 communities and governments to share resources and build coastal resiliency. By creating a network of mayors and government representatives from different countries, Coastal 500 facilitates knowledge exchange and collaboration on marine conservation efforts. The initiative empowers local leaders to drive change, advocate for policies, and work together towards common goals for protecting coastal ecosystems. Community Resilience: The success stories shared by Rocky highlight how communities have embraced sustainable practices and conservation efforts. Examples like the protection of mangroves in Siargao and the establishment of savings clubs demonstrate how communities are becoming more resilient to environmental challenges. The emphasis on building capacity, promoting livelihood programs, and engaging in collaborative efforts showcases the positive impact of these programs on community empowerment. Global Collaboration: The episode underscores the importance of global collaboration and knowledge sharing among mayors and government officials from different countries. By learning from each other's experiences and solutions, communities can address common challenges and implement effective conservation strategies. The formation of alliances and partnerships at a global level enhances advocacy efforts, amplifies voices, and accelerates progress towards sustainable marine conservation. In conclusion, programs like Fish Forever and Coastal 500 by Rare are instrumental in empowering communities, fostering sustainable practices, and promoting resilience in the face of environmental changes. Through collaborative initiatives, capacity-building, and community engagement, these programs are driving positive change and creating a more sustainable future for coastal communities worldwide.  

Traumstrände, Surfer-Hochburg und Palmen, soweit das Auge reicht. Dazu Beach-Parties, Hippe Cafés und fancy Smoothie Bowls. Siargao ist zweifellos ein Ort, an dem man gut versacken kann. Auch ich bin länger geblieben als geplant. Warum? Welche Highlights hat die Insel zu bieten? Und: Kann Siargao wirklich als das nächste Bali bezeichnet werden? In dieser Folge gibt es die Antworten. Viel Spaß und gute Momentimpulse! __________________________________________ Tipps zu Siargao:  Highlights: Surfen an der Cloud 9 Sunset Bridge Coconut View Point Maasin River Swing Magpopongko Rock Pools Alegria Beach im Norden Pacifico Beach im Norden Island Hopping (Naked Island, Daku & Guyam) Sohoton Islands Frühstück:  Siargao Corner Cafe  Shaka Vedya Sana Bowls Spotted Pig Green Wave Lunch & Dinner: Goodies (Shabbat an Freitagen) Bravo (spanisch) Naga (Live-Musik) Cosmic (Vegan) Kermit (Pizza & Pasta) Kurvada & Derecho (Buffet) Parties: Montag - Mama Coco. 80s 90s house tunes Dienstag - Sidargo Mittwoch - Goodies (Techno) Donnerstag - Bed and Brew Freitag - Barbosa, Mama Coco Samstag - Harana Sonntag - Arka/Happiness (Techno). Jeden Tag – El Lobo __________________________________________ Über diesen Podcast:  Hey Leute, ich bin Leo, 30, Travel Content Creator und meine große Leidenschaft ist – Überraschung – das Reisen. Aktuell bin ich auf neunmonatiger Backpacking-Reise durch Südostasien

Hear about tourist spots in Mindanao, the southernmost island in the Philippines, as the Amateur Traveler talks to Lonely Planet guidebook author Michael Grosberg and co-founder of LikeLocal.io about his many trips to Mindanao. Why should you go to Mindanao? Michael says, "Most people that go to Mindanao these days go directly to the island of Siargao, which is one of the hottest, most happening places in all the Philippines for people to travel to. We'll get to that and it's deservedly popular. However, there's so much more to see in Mindanao. Mindanao has one of the largest cities in the Philippines the city of Davao. Davao is in the far south of Mindanao. It's got a cosmopolitan culture, amazing, wonderful food. The mountains and the islands around Davao are incredible. You can spend a month there. The highest peak in the Philippines, Mount Apo, which you can climb, and people do is only a couple hours or so from Davao." "There are endless coastlines to explore. There is indigenous culture. There are surfing spots. The city of Zamboanga, also has its own unique culture, a combination of Muslim influence, Malaysian, and Spanish cuisine. The whole coastline, the north, the east, really all over, are dotted with incredible beaches, and a lot of them are not really traveled to by foreigners, but Filipinos love to travel, and so Filipinos that go to Mindanao go to all these places." For a one-week itinerary, Michael recommends a visit to Cagayan de Oro, Camiguin, and Siargao. ... https://amateurtraveler.com/tourist-spots-in-mindanao/

Dans cet extrait, Lydie nous parle de leur première étape à Siargao.Pour écouter l'épisode en entier :Plonger en famille aux Philippines ------------

Lydie est plus qu'une globe-trotteuse c'est une avencurieuse dans l'âme ! Elle a la bougeotte depuis toujours et profite de chaque temps libre pour partir en voyage avec Eric, son mari et leurs ados, Nathan 16 ans et Clara 14 ans. Après un TDM en 2019, ils changent de rythme et privilégient depuis le temps passé ensemble à la course pour en voir toujours plus. L'été dernier, ils ont passé 5 semaines aux Philippines entre les plus beaux sites de plongée et visites terrestres : après Siargao & Camiguin à l'est du pays, ils ont rejoint l'archipel de Palawan où ils ont découvert El Nido et Coron, puis celui des Visayas avec les îles de Bohol, Siquijor, Negros et Cebu. Allez, c'est parti pour le carnet de voyage de Lydie aux Philippines !******************************************************************************************************************************Retrouvez Lydie instagram : @les4envoyage******************************************************************************************************************************✅ Mon blog Famille & Voyages https://familleetvoyages.com✅ Et si tu me taguais sur un de ces réseaux

Entracte dans notre séjour en Indonésie pour être en règle sans visa : on pose nos sacs à Siargao, une île des Philippines où il fait bon surfer !

On today's episode of All Out: Singaporean dream-pop artist Linying joins Rico on to talk about her latest release "Happiness", all the way for Siargao! -- All Out celebrity interviews are now on your favorite streaming platforms! Send us your greets and requests via the Monster text line on Viber or Telegram: +63 961 1367 931 Follow us on our socials: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠X/Twitter⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Subscribe to our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ channel for more content! Follow our All Out hosts: ⁠⁠⁠Rico⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠Kayla⁠⁠⁠ Follow our All Out guest: Linying

After living in New York, London, and Manila, the former TV producer and now LGBT advocate Queenmelo Esguerra has resettled in Siargao, which has evolved from remote provincial backwater to a trendy, cosmopolitan surfing hot spot. Queenmelo, or Melo for short, tells Howie Severino what makes Siargao magical: the combination of natural beauty and an egalitarian vibe where rich and poor, native and foreign can freely play and socialize together. "When surfers go to the water, everyone is equal. It's just you and your relationship with nature," she says while dressed in her typical flowing kaftan and flamboyant shades. "They carry that attitude when they're on the ground." Queenmelo asserts that Siargao is one of the most open places in the country for the LGBT community. But she says the Philippines still has a long way to go in gender equality, citing the sleeping status of the SOGIE bill. Shortly after she moved to Siargao in 2021, Typhoon Odette struck. Queenmelo and a friend survived by taking shelter in a fire station. The next day, she swung into action, mobilizing friends to set up a relief kitchen that prepared hot meals for beleaguered islanders. Queenmelo has also helped rebuild homes and start community food gardens. Siargao people's response to their plight demonstrated their community spirit and further deepened their roots in their adopted home. As they rebuild, they have a chance to create a model for the rest of the country — in sustainable tourism and in socially just ways of relating to each other.

After living in New York, London, and Manila, the former TV producer and now LGBT advocate Queenmelo Esguerra has resettled in Siargao, which has evolved from remote provincial backwater to a trendy, cosmopolitan surfing hot spot. Queenmelo, or Melo for short, tells Howie Severino what makes Siargao magical: the combination of natural beauty and an egalitarian vibe where rich and poor, native and foreign can freely play and socialize together. "When surfers go to the water, everyone is equal. It's just you and your relationship with nature," she says while dressed in her typical flowing kaftan and flamboyant shades. "They carry that attitude when they're on the ground." Queenmelo asserts that Siargao is one of the most open places in the country for the LGBT community. But she says the Philippines still has a long way to go in gender equality, citing the sleeping status of the SOGIE bill. Shortly after she moved to Siargao in 2021, Typhoon Odette struck. Queenmelo and a friend survived by taking shelter in a fire station. The next day, she swung into action, mobilizing friends to set up a relief kitchen that prepared hot meals for beleaguered islanders. Queenmelo has also helped rebuild homes and start community food gardens. Siargao people's response to their plight demonstrated their community spirit and further deepened their roots in their adopted home. As they rebuild, they have a chance to create a model for the rest of the country — in sustainable tourism and in socially just ways of relating to each other.

NEW SEASON, SAME GOODNESS!Where you bean?!: Rica talks about job hunting post-graduation (05:55) and competing in a triathalon (08:28) and JC talks about his trips to Siargao (18:40) and seeing live Sex Shows in Europe (28:28)TT's: This week we talk about a coordinated Smear Campaign against Maggie Wilson (41:48), a tragic Wedding Fire in Iraq (55:44) and the backlash surrounding the use of A.I. Sportscasters (01:03:38)Follow Rica & JC on IG:@ricaggg@itsmejayseeLeche-Fan Mail:thehalohaloshow@gmail.comRecorded using the ELGATO WAVE 1 Microphones, go get one! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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After living in New York, London, and Manila, the former TV producer and now LGBT advocate Queenmelo Esguerra has resettled in Siargao, which has evolved from remote provincial backwater to a trendy, cosmopolitan surfing hot spot.  Queenmelo, or Melo for short, tells Howie Severino what makes Siargao magical: the combination of natural beauty and an egalitarian vibe where rich and poor, native and foreign can freely play and socialize together.  “When surfers go to the water, everyone is equal. It's just you and your relationship with nature,” she says while dressed in her typical flowing kaftan and flamboyant shades. “They carry that attitude when they're on the ground.”  Queenmelo asserts that Siargao is one of the most open places in the country for the LGBT community. But she says the Philippines still has a long way to go in gender equality, citing the sleeping status of the SOGIE bill.  Shortly after she moved to Siargao in 2021, Typhoon Odette struck. Queenmelo and a friend survived by taking shelter in a fire station. The next day, she swung into action, mobilizing friends to set up a relief kitchen that prepared hot meals for beleaguered islanders. Queenmelo has also helped rebuild homes and start community food gardens.  Siargao people's response to their plight demonstrated their community spirit and further deepened their roots in their adopted home. As they rebuild, they have a chance to create a model for the rest of the country — in sustainable tourism and in socially just ways of relating to each other.  For more information: https://www.tatlerasia.com/power-purpose/philanthropy/after-the-storm-typhoon-odette-queenmelo-esguerra https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/lifestyle/content/815454/siargao-after-its-worst-hit-with-odette-from-the-eyes-of-a-typhoon-survivor/story/ https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topstories/regions/815052/almost-99-of-population-in-siargao-including-tourists-affected-by-odette-matugas/story/ -- Producer: Eumer Yanga Researcher: MJ Cerillo Editor: Jayr Magtoto

After living in New York, London, and Manila, the former TV producer and now LGBT advocate Queenmelo Esguerra has resettled in Siargao, which has evolved from remote provincial backwater to a trendy, cosmopolitan surfing hot spot.  Queenmelo, or Melo for short, tells Howie Severino what makes Siargao magical: the combination of natural beauty and an egalitarian vibe where rich and poor, native and foreign can freely play and socialize together.  “When surfers go to the water, everyone is equal. It's just you and your relationship with nature,” she says while dressed in her typical flowing kaftan and flamboyant shades. “They carry that attitude when they're on the ground.”  Queenmelo asserts that Siargao is one of the most open places in the country for the LGBT community. But she says the Philippines still has a long way to go in gender equality, citing the sleeping status of the SOGIE bill.  Shortly after she moved to Siargao in 2021, Typhoon Odette struck. Queenmelo and a friend survived by taking shelter in a fire station. The next day, she swung into action, mobilizing friends to set up a relief kitchen that prepared hot meals for beleaguered islanders. Queenmelo has also helped rebuild homes and start community food gardens.  Siargao people's response to their plight demonstrated their community spirit and further deepened their roots in their adopted home. As they rebuild, they have a chance to create a model for the rest of the country — in sustainable tourism and in socially just ways of relating to each other.  For more information: https://www.tatlerasia.com/power-purpose/philanthropy/after-the-storm-typhoon-odette-queenmelo-esguerra https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/lifestyle/content/815454/siargao-after-its-worst-hit-with-odette-from-the-eyes-of-a-typhoon-survivor/story/ https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topstories/regions/815052/almost-99-of-population-in-siargao-including-tourists-affected-by-odette-matugas/story/ -- Producer: Eumer Yanga Researcher: MJ Cerillo Editor: Jayr Magtoto

Israeli and Japanese couple Nomad Daniel

  Israeli and Japanese couple Nomad Daniel

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Todays guest on the podcast is Gina Harris @cactusandthewaveStoryteller, Mama, creator of Punta Punta surf retreat in Siargao, Philippines, @caitlincreeper had the pleasure to sit down with Gina recently and talk about what felt like… everything.Having babies overseas in the pandemicHow Gina met her partner and came to live in SiargaoHer reconnection with her roots and identity as a Filipina, raised in CaliforniaRaising her son in the PhilippinesBuilding a community and home in Siargao, and how her family weathered the devastation of a Category 5 TyphoonSetting up a life in a new country; and a few wild stories thrown in for good measure.Listen now!Find Gina:Instagram: @cactusandthewave // @puntapunta_siargao

Daniel Caltík odišiel pred pandémiou koronavírusu na Filipíny a zostal. Na ostrove Siargao zažil koncom roka 2021 aj tajfún, ktorý zničil celý ostrov. V podcaste Slováci v zahraničí hovorí o tom, ako sa skrýval počas tajfúnu, ale aj o tom, čo sa dialo potom. Daniel má vlastnú značku kožených tašiek Linden is Enough, ktoré sa vyrábajú v Maroku aj na Slovensku a predáva ich po celom svete. Ako sa manažuje medzinárodná firma z ostrova a ako si manažuje svoj pracovný čas so surfovaním? Mimochodom, vďaka Danimu som si prvýkrát v živote vyskúšala surfovanie priamo v raji surferov – na ostrove Siargao. Ďakujem!

Saša Tinková hovorí, že mala všetko materiálne a že dosiahla všetko, čo od nej spoločnosť očakávala, ale aj tak nebola šťastná. Saša študovala medzinárodný manažment, a potom pracovala v marketingovej oblasti. Keď dala výpoveď v práci v Londýne, odišla s kamarátmi surfovať na Filipíny a nakoniec zostala na ostrove Siargao. So Sašou sme sa rozprávali o vyhorení v práci a o tom, prečo sa rozhodla zostať práve na Filipínach, tiež o živote na ostrove počas pandémie, aj o tom, ako sa Filipínci vysporiadali s tajfúnom, ktorý koncom roka 2021 zničil celý ostrov.

Adam Hrapko uviazol počas pandémie koronavírusu na Filipínach a na ostrove Siargao si otvoril vlastný bar Manu. Koncom roka 2021 zasiahol ostrov tajfún, ktorý všetko zničil. Aj Adamov bar, ktorý ho postavil nanovo. Počas svojho polročného sabatikalu som bola na Filipínach, priamo na ostrove Siargao, kde sme sa s Adamom rozprávali o tajfúne, o živote na ostrove aj o histórii tiki barov. Adam Hrapko pochádza zo Sliača. Študoval na Strednej odbornej škole hotelových služieb a obchodu a je absolventom Vysokej školy obchodní v Praze. Adam odštartoval svoju kariéru v pražskom bare Black Angels, pokračoval v Dubaji, Abu Dhabi, New Yorku aj v Hong Kongu. Niekoľko rokov pracoval pre globálnu skupinu Zuma. V roku 2020 chcel Adam oddychovať na Filipínach, ale prišla pandémia koronavírusu a uviazol v Manile. Keď sa dalo, odcestoval na ostrov Siargao, dal výpoveď a na ostrove otvoril vlastný tiki bar Manu Siargao.

In this powerful retrospective we reflect on the interplay of expectation, privilege and empathy. They say you learn more from your losses in life than your wins. True to form, after a rocky start Philippines turned out to be the place where we had the most to gain from the poise and wisdom of the community we stumbled upon. Sorry in advance for the audio quality, it took a lot of tweaking to get it to where it is. Sometimes the greatest lessons are the hardest to hear ;) Salamat, Siargao.

Join us in the setting of 2017's Siargao, a love story about a hidden surfing paradise. We spill the tea on one of Southeast Asia's most storied surf spots with our lovely local guide Nina, before jetting off to (secret location redacted)!

DISCLAIMER: The views in this episode are those of our former selves and in no way represent the views of our current selves. Also, please forgive the sound quality, we recorded in a full coffee shop and if you put a seashell up to your ear you can hear a bit of glorious 90s rock. You're welcome. We kick off our month on the only island in the Philippines that's in wet season and tut tut, it sure does look like rain. But this is also the surf capital of the Philippines, a glorious island full of natural features and beauty, and we're here for it. Just as soon as we get over the massive typhoon that destroyed all civilization. Silly old bear.

Hoy tenemos en casa a otro Bicho Raro: Jaime Rodríguez de Santiago; también conocido como @jaime_rdes en el universo tuitero. Trabaja como Regional General Manager en FREENOW y es podcaster en Kaizen y Nada Que Ganar. Hablamos sobre: Nomadismo intelectual Elegir cosas (y a personas) que nos interesan Síndrome de Peter-Pan La búsqueda del equilibrio Gestión del tiempo Lidiar con el fracaso Este capítulo quedó grabado entre Pafos, Madrid y Siargao. ¡Buen mix, como siempre! Puedes seguirnos y comentarnos qué te ha parecido en twitter: @nomadito y @jaimepichardog Y, para conocer más sobre el trabajo sobre Jaime, puedes encontrarlo aquí: jaimerodriguezdesantiago.com

Hoy traemos otra conversación desenfadada entre Jaime y Nomadito y sus aventuras emprendiendo: Jaime habla de cómo consiguió inversión para una idea con un powerpoint mal hecho y una sola reunión... Nomadito cuenta el problema que tuvo con un bufete de abogados de una gran marca cuando las cosas le empezaban a ir bien... Altos y bajos en esta montaña rusa que es emprender cualquier proyecto. No sé si vas a sacar muchos aprendizajes, pero unas risas seguro que sí. Este capítulo quedó grabado entre Pafos y Siargao. ¡Buen mix! Como siempre, puedes seguirnos y comentarnos qué te ha parecido en twitter: @nomadito y @jaimepichardog ----------------------------- NOTAS DEL EPISODIO GAMEE Animoca Brand Odders lab Bridge for billions Utopicus Fashion Week Lab

Hoy traemos a otro Bicho Raro: Daniel Benitez; también conocido como @muchopixels en el ámbito profesional. Trabajó con Jaime hace unos años en un proyecto que este emprendió en el sector de los videojuegos, y desde entonces, ha llevado a cabo proyectos muy interesantes como: Crear una formación que genera ingresos pasivos después de dos años. Los stickers oficiales de la Casa de Papel para whatsapp. El juego del fantasma de la esclerosis múltiple junto a streamers muy conocidos como Mister Jagger o Wismichu. Y, como guinda, ha creado su propia 'man-cave'. Este capítulo quedó grabado entre Pafos, Sevilla y Siargao. ¡Buen mix! Como siempre, puedes seguirnos y comentarnos qué te ha parecido en twitter: @nomadito y @jaimepichardog

Let's take a journey of gettingyou know you more on a divine Heart Consciousness level! In this episode, we will dive deep in reflection of awareness of self + get ready to experience the gifts from Mother Earth in Bali and beyond!  I don't recommend driving while listening to this episode. Guest appearance -> 5D Money and she is coming in HOT!! Have fun and enjoy this powerful episode!! Free Collective Experience 11/4/2022 - Join Here Money Creatrix Collective - Monthly Money Membership -> Click Here to Join Light Language Retreat in Siargao 2023 -> Click Here to Join Life + Business Bundle -> Click Here to Join Unlock Your Money Frequency -> Click Here WORK WITH ME 1:1 VIP MENTORSHIP APPLICATION - Click Here 1:1 - 60 Min Channeled Money Blueprint Reading: Click here to book 1:1 70 minute - Channeled Spiritual Business Expansion Session: Click here to book Quantum Money Manifestation Masterclass: Click here to purchase $99 Website: www.melissabbates.com instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissabbates_ The Sophia Code: Book Link You Tube: Click here

Let's take the journey back to money loves...  In this episode, you will be able to connect to money in a whole new way and I use my life experience to help you anchor it in even more. Grab your favorite cup of tea or coffee and join me for this powerful and life changing episode about falling back in love with money again.  It's time and you're ready love!! Have fun and enjoy this powerful episode!! Money Creatrix Collective - Monthly Money Membership -> Click Here to Join Light Language Retreat in Siargao 2023 -> Click Here to Join Life + Business Bundle -> Click Here to Join Unlock Your Money Frequency -> Click Here WORK WITH ME 1:1 VIP MENTORSHIP APPLICATION - Click Here 1:1 - 60 Min Channeled Money Blueprint Reading: Click here to book 1:1 70 minute - Channeled Spiritual Business Expansion Session: Click here to book Quantum Money Manifestation Masterclass: Click here to purchase $99 Website: www.melissabbates.com instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissabbates_ The Sophia Code: Book Link You Tube: Click here

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Welcome to the Escape Society podcast with Lloyd and Mandy. In this week's episode, we talk about one of Mandy's long-lost relatives contacting her to join a pyramid scheme, we also talk bout the growing online presence of the cringeworthy Andrew Tate, as well as try to figure out the best accent for Lloyd to adopt. This episode was recorded live from Siargao, the Philippines in August 2022 We hope you find this podcast informative and remember please remember to like and subscribe. Check out the video version here https://youtu.be/8oVSJWfGlr4 Check out our Vlog Channel here https://www.youtube.com/c/LloydMandy Want to learn how to make money online like us? https://event.webinarjam.com/register/1/pg8p0ux Our website https://www.lloydandmandy.com Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lloydandmandy/ Intro song credit Eliezer, Alchemy – Find more of his music here https://open.spotify.com/artist/0IgKE9e29rcE4iFvjXog0Y?si=4GEqs5-xRn2IKNy0dLRnyA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/escape-society/message

Welcome to the Escape Society podcast with Lloyd and Mandy. In this week's episode of the podcast, we discuss some current events including the fart heard around the world, Pyramid schemes and Neil Young re-joining Spotify! This episode was recorded live from Siargao, the Philippines in July 2022 We hope you find this podcast informative and remember please remember to like and subscribe. Check out the video version here https://youtu.be/8oVSJWfGlr4 Check out our Vlog Channel here https://www.youtube.com/c/LloydMandy Want to learn how to make money online like us? https://event.webinarjam.com/register/1/pg8p0ux Our website https://www.lloydandmandy.com Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lloydandmandy/ Intro song credit Eliezer, Alchemy – Find more of his music here https://open.spotify.com/artist/0IgKE9e29rcE4iFvjXog0Y?si=4GEqs5-xRn2IKNy0dLRnyA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/escape-society/message

(Warning: Fans of Edgar Wright films may be offended by this episode. Don't listen to this if you identify as one.) Siargao. Meet Me At St. Gallen. Joker. Baby Driver. Blade Runner 2049. Scott Pilgrim Versus The World. These are six films that we hated so much that the hate manifested itself physically in our bodies. Join us as we discuss why these films made our blood boil. We also discuss the appeal of B-movies and fantaseryes amongst other sidebars. Not for the faint of heart, podpals. But in the end, it's just our opinions.***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. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One of the most influential multimedia icons of her generation and a good friend of mine, Nadine Lustre, joins me on the show to talk about the devastation she felt when Typhoon Odette hit Siargao, when her consciousness on mental health began, and how she eventually learned to show herself some kindness.Share your thoughts on this episode by using the hashtag #AnOpenMindWithLizaSoberano. Give the awesome guys at Mind You a follow on Twitter, Instagram, Kumu, and Facebook at @mindyoumhs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode I take you on a tour to the Philippines. I relive the Chasin Philippines tour, a three week conservation adventure where we visited Manila, El Nido, Bohol, Panglao and Siargao. The Philippines is home to more than 7000 islands depending on the tide. The land mass of all these islands is around 300,000km2. The main language spoken here is Tagalog, but there are over 100 different dialects spoken there. The beaches are fantastic, the jungles untouched, the waters crystal clear, the food tasty and the people incredible! The key to have a trip like no other? Connect with the locals and the people that have spent plenty of time there. They know the spots! Or join me on the next Chasin Philippines Tour. The amazing people and organisations that helped this tour be as successful as it was are listed below: Feeding Change Philippines: https://www.facebook.com/FeedingChangePhilippines El Nido Art Cafe: https://www.facebook.com/elnidoboutiqueandartcafe The Philippine Experience: https://www.facebook.com/ThePhilippineExperience Blue Revival Diving College: https://www.facebook.com/dive.bohol The Sun Crew: https://www.facebook.com/thesuncrew

This episode I take you on a tour to the Philippines. I relive the Chasin Philippines tour, a three week conservation adventure where we visited Manila, El Nido, Bohol, Panglao and Siargao. The Philippines is home to more than 7000 islands depending on the tide. The land mass of all these islands is around 300,000km2. The main language spoken here is Tagalog, but there are over 100 different dialects spoken there. The beaches are fantastic, the jungles untouched, the waters crystal clear, the food tasty and the people incredible! The key to have a trip like no other? Connect with the locals and the people that have spent plenty of time there. They know the spots! Or join me on the next Chasin Philippines Tour. The amazing people and organisations that helped this tour be as successful as it was are listed below: Feeding Change Philippines: https://www.facebook.com/FeedingChangePhilippines El Nido Art Cafe: https://www.facebook.com/elnidoboutiqueandartcafe The Philippine Experience: https://www.facebook.com/ThePhilippineExperience Blue Revival Diving College: https://www.facebook.com/dive.bohol The Sun Crew: https://www.facebook.com/thesuncrew

What is the essence of style? Sidney Yap has explored that very question over a long & storied fashion styling career that includes runway, editorial, TV/film, commercial, prenup, celebrity, and personal styling. Artistically inclined from a young age, Sid found his calling producing fashion shows for student orgs while completing his degree in business management at the Ateneo de Manila University. He went to on study at Parsons School of Design in New York, followed up by a stint in retail merchandising, before a quick styling gig had the industry knocking on his door to pursue styling full-time. The looks he created for celebrity and prenup clients are all over social media, but you've probably also seen his work in publications like Cosmo, FHM, Good Housekeeping, Lifestyle Asia, Manila Bulletin, Mega, Men's Health, Metro, People Asia, the Philippine Daily Inquirer, the Philippine Star, Preview, Seventeen, Star Studio (which awarded him Celebrity Stylist of the Year), the Star Magic Catalogue, and Yes! magazine. On this episode, Sid gives us a peek behind the scenes of a typical event or shoot. We also discuss finding one's personal style, Zoom dressing, the best-dressed member of BTS, his research into fashion history, and his zen approach to letting go of possessions. He also shares his optimistic outlook for what is ahead, after a rocky period for all. All in all, something cheery to kick off the New Year. This episode is dedicated to everyone who has had to start over from scratch this year. NOTE: We'd planned to release this episode in December, but put it on hold in light of the devastation caused by supertyphoon Odette / Rai in our hometown, Philippines. Our featured non-profit Lokal Lab is focusing on relief efforts in Siargao as well as longer-term plans to rebuild a stronger and more climate resilient island. If you're in Metro Manila and have clothing and other resources to spare, you may send in-kind donations till the end of January. They are also accepting cash and crypto donations from all over the world. Visit @lokallab on IG or https://linktr.ee/lokal.lab for more. --- Follow Sid on IG (@sidney_yap) or check out his interviews here: https://weddingessentials.ph/2019/02/26/what-you-can-expect-when-you-get-a-stylist-for-your-prenup/ https://lifestyle.inquirer.net/94173/hand-it-to-the-likes-of-liz-uy-the-new-it-career-is-fashion-styling/ --- Deeper dives on sustainability in the fashion industry: Fashion: No Filter Podcast (Camille Charrière and Monica Ainley de La Villardière) - Arizona Muse Interview https://tinyurl.com/ArizonMuseFNF - Eco Warriors https://tinyurl.com/EcoWarriorsFNF Business of Fashion Podcast (Imran Ahmed) - Sustainability Index https://tinyurl.com/SustainabilityIndexBoF - Slowing Global Warming https://tinyurl.com/GlobalWarmingBoF - Circularity https://tinyurl.com/CircularityBoF - Transparent Data https://tinyurl.com/TransparencyBoF --- Music: “Neon Laser Horizon” by Kevin MacLeod (imcompetech.com) licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License Sound Editing by franticsong Like what you heard? Do rate, review, share, and subscribe so others can find the episodes too. Follow instagram.com/occupationalhazards.podcast for more updates! xoxo Jo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/occupationalhazards/message

In case you missed it, Atty. Lucille Sering talks about the migration problems faced by one of the most beautiful places known and the Surfing capital of the Philippines, Siargao Island.

In case you missed it, Atty. Lucille Sering talks about the migration problems faced by one of the most beautiful places known and the Surfing capital of the Philippines, Siargao Island.

PCOO has set up a Laging Handa Communication Center to help typhoon victims locate their loved ones who went missing or cannot be reached in areas that were severely affected by Typhoon Rai.

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In this special episode, Howie chats with Atty. Lucille Sering, former Vice Chair of the country's Climate Change Commission and a native of Siargao Island. She flew to the island 2 days after Typhoon Odette made landfall and saw firsthand the devastation that was left behind. They talked about the desperate situation of the island, the dwindling supply of drinking water, and ways that we can prevent such calamities in the future.

In this special episode, Howie chats with Atty. Lucille Sering, former Vice Chair of the country's Climate Change Commission and a native of Siargao Island. She flew to the island 2 days after Typhoon Odette made landfall and saw firsthand the devastation that was left behind. They talked about the desperate situation of the island, the dwindling supply of drinking water, and ways that we can prevent such calamities in the future.

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Starting up a business in the middle of this pandemic almost sounds so impossible for many, but the truth is with passion, nothing can ever stop it from reaching heights and dreams. Are you an aspiring entrepreneur who has been wanting to launch a product but is terribly afraid of failing at this time? It is true that it wouldn't be easy. It's also true that there would be ups and downs. It is as well true that launching in the midst of this pandemic is a terrifying move. But if not now, then when? It will take time, but it's definitely possible! Go grab your things and join us in this episode as we talk with Sophia, a lady who was just dreaming but is now living the life of her dreams. Sophia Apacible is a very passionate person about fashion and the beach. This led her to be one of the three founders of Tré Swim, a bikini line business inspired by the tropical vibe of beaches here in the Philippines. Launched with two of her life-long friends, Tré narrates their travels, adventures, and memories through sophisticated designs combined with a summer feel which are meant to exude seaside daydreams. In this episode, Sophia talks about the beauty of enjoying life at the beach while sharing her journey with Tré Swim. Here, she mentions the journey she's been sharing with her friends, and how it went well even in the midst of a pandemic. What you will learn from this episode: Understand how powerful passion can be in terms of starting up a business; Learn from a circle of friends' story on how friendship can lead to managing a successful business; and Find out more about Tré Swim and how they sell not only bikinis but also the experience associated to it. Ways to Connect with Sophia Apacible / Tré Swim: Website: https://shoptreswim.com/ (https://shoptreswim.com/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/treswim/ (https://www.instagram.com/treswim/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/treswim/ (https://www.facebook.com/treswim/) Ways to Connect with Coach Aiet: Website: https://www.coachaiet.com.ph/ (https://www.coachaiet.com.ph/) Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/coachaiet/ (https://www.facebook.com/coachaiet/) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamcoachaiet/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamcoachaiet/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iam_coach_aiet/ (https://www.instagram.com/iam_coach_aiet/)

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Shoutout to Ms. Vera Shaina Placides for reaching out to us through Instagram and our Facebook Group, PH Murder Stories: The Verdict. Thank you for suggesting this case and supporting our podcast! On January 7, 2020, an alleged high-value drug dealer from Spain, and a surfer residing on the island of Siargao, was killed by authorities at his home amid an illegal drugs operation. The police claimed that they acted in self-defense after the suspect fired gunshots against the agents that were apprehending him. However, his family and friends from Spain suggest that a powerful politician was behind the killing. Diego Bello Lafuente was only 32-years-old when the police took away his life. He was a soccer player and a surfing enthusiast. WEBSITE ▸ https://phmurderstories.com PODCAST ▸ Spotify — https://spoti.fi/3iz2YI3 ▸ Apple — https://apple.co/2GmarNN YOUTUBE ▸ PH Murder Stories — https://bit.ly/3sm11n4 SOCIALS ▸ Facebook — https://bit.ly/33xXEAm ▸ Instagram — https://bit.ly/33BL03r ▸ Tiktok — https://bit.ly/2F4a8pY ▸ Twitter — https://bit.ly/3no4jFq SUPPORT US ON PATREON ▸ https://bit.ly/3iNyiD0 FB DISCUSSION GROUP ▸ https://bit.ly/3lbKGOS For inquiries, email us: phmurderstories@gmail.com

Siargao is known as the Surfing Capital of the Philippines and is also the headquarters of Lokal Lab, an NGO supporting sustainable livelihood for local communities. Kara Rosas has her eyes on the troubles in paradise as she works on keeping the community self-sustaining, especially during a pandemic that stunted the tourism industry. With her background in Economics, Kara is out to fix our local economy straight from the source, one community at a time. Tune in to hear how this NGO by the beach is making a wave of change in the Philippines! TIMESTAMPS: (01:27) - What has impacted Kara this week? (02:00) - What is Lokal Lab? (06:30) - How are the locals receptive to tourism in Siargao? (10:45) - How did Kara's career shift from Corporate to NGO? (16:16) - What is the long-term goal for Lokal? (17:15) - What are other like-minded NGOs like Lokal? (18:15) - Can some of these solutions from the island be implemented in cities? (21:26) - What are key results areas for Lokal Lab to determine growth in the community? (24:40) - How can we turn this world around?

Adam Hrapko pochádza zo Sliača. Študoval na Strednej odbornej škole hotelových služieb a obchodu a je absolventom Vysokej školy obchodní v Praze. Adam odštartoval svoju kariéru v pražskom bare Black Angels, pokračoval v Dubaji, Abu Dhabi, New Yorku aj v Hong Kongu... Celý článok: https://www.expres.sk/250391/slovak-adam-hrapko-uviazol-pocas-pandemie-koronavirusu-na-filipinach-na-ostrove-siargao-si-otvoril-tiki-bar/

Going to Siargao was quite the adventure! We had no idea where we were going to go or what we were going to do. So we asked around for some recommendations! Have you been to this beautiful island before? ❤️ #BehindRelationshipGoals​ Check out our vlogs: http://youtube.com/mrmikaeldaez​ For more content check out: http://facebook.com/mikaelmegan​ Facebook http://facebook.com/mrmikaeldaez​ http://facebook.com/meganyoungpage​ Instagram http://instagram.com/mikaeldaez​ http://instagram.com/meganbata​ Podcast http://youtube.com/meganmikaelpodcast​ Our vlogs http://youtube.com/mrmikaeldaez --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindrelationshipgoals/support

Hi everybody, and thank you for listening to episode 40 of the Learn With Lels podcast.This episode is definitely one of my favourites. This week, I spoke with Desiree Gamotin, a Filipina Canadian who ditched her corporate life in New York City and Toronto to be a remote-working surfer girl in Siargao, Philippines—legit, her life is basically my vision board and I was fangirling a little too hard when I was talking to her.In our conversation we talked about:- why Des decided to make this drastic life change;- what her day-to-day is like as a surfer/remote-worker (think, work hours based on the tide);- surf culture in the Philippines and what it's like surfing amongst people who look like her (something I'm dying to experience); and- how we have the power to create our own rules.This conversation weirded me out because of how similar Des and I are (we're both Filipinas, Western University journalism alums, and travel-obsessed surfers with a love for Toronto). It also made me so excited for my future because Des helped me to see that you really can build a life that's totally authentic to who you are. I hope you enjoy this conversation, and be sure to check out Des' podcast, Siargao Love Stories.If you like this podcast, please subscribe wherever you listen, and follow me on social for more content (@LearnWithLels on Instagram and @KaitlinJingco on LinkedIn and Twitter).

Standout destinations have used ecotourism to protect wildlife, conserve landscapes and contribute to a greener future. In these places ecotourism is not just a buzzword, it's a way to improve the planet. Host Stephen Bailey introduces the brilliant approaches of Costa Rica, New Zealand, Kenya, Botswana and the Philippine island of Siargao. These standout destinations have used ecotourism as a vehicle for positive change, for communities, landscapes and travellers. Listen to find out more!

What started as a strategy to combat a growing number of local crimes, has become an unlikely lifeline for the small Philippine surfing island of Siargao as the country struggles to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.

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We have a chat with the guys behind Harana Surf on the inspiring story of how they built their sustainable resort in Siargao from the ground up, their community-centered business practices, voluntourism, going between the city and island life, and the principles they live by such as catching the waves that come by in life.

Positive mindset coach and owner of Siargao wellness and surf resort Punta Punta, Gina Harris talks to us about the power of mindset, staying resilient, and shifting perspective to finding positivity in different situations in life. Gina takes us back to her sailing adventure that led to her blog moniker, Cactus and the Wave, and shares some grounding tips she practices to reduce anxiety in different situations.

Come fly with me! Welcome to another episode of GTWM as we take you on this trip of ups and downs and a few twists in between. It's Episode 80 of this Season 7 and we kick off this Friday night with a lot of interesting talk on the show. Let's check out the group we have in store. Caller #1 is Harper who is 37yrs old from Manila. Harper is a "career lesbian" and she has had at least 20 girlfriends during her time. But on a few instances wherein she breaks up with a GF, she then looks for a little something with men. She refuses to label herself as bi-sexual though. It's a nice look at what might be a pansexual girl. Caller #2 is James who is 27yrs old from Valenzuela. James is a hot guy who lives in Siargao. That means, he gets a tonne of sex. But of the 4 girls he sleeps with per week, most often than not his penis doesn't get hard. He wants to ask Mo if it's a sign his lifestyle isnt in sync with whats going on in his head. Caller #3 is Melissa who is 50yrs old from Marikina. Melissa's son Ryan is a DJ on Magic 89.9 and he recently felt bad about Mo saying the new Magic DJ's suck. Like the good mom she is, she calls Mo to tell him about it. Uh oh. Caller #4 is Mark who is 38yrs old from Tokyo. Mark's call was mistakenly edited out of Episode 77 and some listeners from Reddit pointed it out, so Mo added it to this episode as Mark from Japan wanted Mo's take about the Covid situation going on there. GTWM The Podcast Season 7 is brought to you by the great people at Sharp Philippines! Get yourself an Ultra-High Definition TV from Sharp, you certainly deserve it! Powered by Anchor.fm , we will see you on another episode of GTWM tomorrow. Thanks for the download and please support the podcast by donating as little as $0.99 cents via Anchor at: anchor.fm/gtwmpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gtwmpodcast/support

Andrew's STILL in Siargao, Philippines, and considers making it his permanent residence. Just kidding, but really, he is still in the Philippines and riding out the pandemic safe on an island with very weak internet connections. Andrew shares how he optimizes his content based on the platform he'll be posting on. Sam introduces the risks that insurance brokers themselves face when they begin to write commercial insurance business. Thanks for tuning in!

This is Part 3 of our series of fabulous conversations with people who have found themselves “stranded” on three different islands – Siargao in the Philippines, Gili Trawangan in Indonesia and the little red dot of Singapore. In this final one of these conversations, Carolyn and Marc speak with artist Yen Phang. We talk about going a little claustrophobic after weeks of having our freedom short-circuited, of various government campaigns that infantilise the population and the ignominy of living on an island that doesn’t want to be an island, whose inhabitants are growing increasingly overweight and suffering from a shortage of Vitamin D.

We explore the answers to this question over three conversations with three fabulous people who have found themselves “stranded” on three different islands – Siargao in the Philippines, Gili Trawangan in Indonesia and the little red dot of Singapore. This is Part 2 and we’re speaking with Ashleigh Sanderson who went to Gili Trawangan to scuba dive and to volunteer at the island’s horse and cat clinic, thinking that it would be a short holiday. Fast forward eight weeks (and counting) and Sanderson is still there. It’s fair to say that Sanderson might have gone stark raving mad if it hadn’t been for Batty, the little rescue kitten.

How are things on YOUR island? We explore the answers to this question over three conversations with three fabulous people who have found themselves “stranded” on three different islands – Siargao in the Philippines, Gili Trawangan in Indonesia and the little red dot of Singapore. We start with Michelle Villarosa on Siargao in the Philippines, who tells us more about the importance of looking inward to find stability, lush coconuts and Filipino dramatics. Background sound effects courtesy of the island. Enjoy!

This is an intro to a series of three conversations that focuses on being on an island. In a situation such as this global pandemic that we’re in, what could be more perfect than being on an island? Cut off from covidiots and with plenty of sunshine and sand between your toes and beautiful sunsets to see you though the madness. Well. It depends on which island you’re on. We speak with people coping with the coronavirus lockdown on Siargao (the Philippines), Gili Trawangan (Indonesia) and Singapore. The first of these conversations will air on Wednesday 03 June 2020.

T'es t'il déjà arrivé de te laisser porter par tes rêves? Tu sais, ces rêves un peu fous qui traversent ton esprit et qui te mettent des étoiles plein les yeux.  Puis, on les laisse s'échapper, en pensant qu'ils sont de toute façon irréalisables ou que ce n'est pas le bon moment pour se lancer.  Ce premier épisode est dédié à Anaïs qui a su donner vie à un projet qui semblait mission impossible. Construire la maison de ses rêves, dans un endroit paradisiaque, à des milliers de kilomètres de chez elle. From Genève to Siargao, elle nous raconte les étapes de l'évolution de ce projet et comment il a changé le cours de sa vie…

For this episode, D.J. converses with guest Kate Quebrar who is a creative freelancer with an Advertising background. They covered life in Advertising (agency and freelance), how to do well as a Creative regardless of the specialization, and life in Siargao. A few of Kate's notable works as an artist were discussed, as well as notable ads she encountered as an industry insider. Take a look at Kate's work on IG: katequebrar_

Greetings from the island of Siargao, Philippines! On today’s episode of Humans in Love, I’m joined once again by my good friend Jordan Luke Collier. Jordan is Head Coach at Ars Amorata, and one of my favourite people to talk to about life, love, and long-term relationships. In today’s conversation, Jordan and I tackle the […] The post #38 – Defining Our Legacy and Discovering Our Purpose with Jordan Luke Collier appeared first on Zachary Stockill.

Camille Robiou du Pont nous raconte son parcours et comment elle vit aujourd'hui de la photographie de surf. Basée sur l'île de Siargao aux Philippines, elle cherche à mettre en valeur la beauté des femmes locales mais aussi de nature environnante. Découvrez son travail sur Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/camillerdp) et son site internet (http://www.camillerdp.com). La sélection de photo dont nous parlons dans le podcast : 1 - https://www.instagram.com/p/BEI9xVDmhjN 2 - https://www.instagram.com/p/BoHCO9sHC8S 3 - https://www.instagram.com/p/BrbjyB3HKoZ

Kilala ang Siargao bilang The Surfing Capital of the Philippines. Pero ano nga ba noon ang Siargao bago pa ito sumikat? Ibabahagi ko ang ilan sa mga naaalala ko nung nabibisita ko ito noong kabataan ko pa. Maging ang naging experience namin ngayong isa na syang tourist destination. Gusto mo din ba i-try ang surfing? Ano pa nga ba ang pwedeng i-expect sa malaking isla na ito? Let's find out.. (FB: Coffee Na Lang Dear) (Blog: shadesofwanderer.com) (Credits: Vodovoz Music Productions) #PinoyPodcast #PodcastPH #CoffeeNaLangDear #CNLD

45 episodes in and we are going as strong as ever! So much of that credit goes you to Good Timers who download the show every weekend and call to share so much of your lives! We have a very good episode to close out this weekends GTWM trilogy -- here are the calls to check out! Caller #1 is Kat who is 33yrs old from Siargao. A few years ago, Kat decided to leave her corporate Manila job to move away to the paradise location of Siargao. Along with leaving the city, she decided to leave the old Kat behind too. What was left was a sexually empowered Filipina who hooked up with a ton of gorgeous tourists! She's wondering though if at 33, she should head back to the "normal" life. Caller #2 is Sophia 29yrs old from Quezon City. Sophia is having a hard time trying to satisfy herself sexually thru masturbation. She has a dildo and vibrator but none of it are effective to get her to orgasm. Caller #3 is Karen who is 29yrs old from Laguna. Karen has been victim to 2 rapes and a recent physically abusive relationship, allegedly, at the hands of actor Baron Geisler. Karen is dealing with PTSD from that incident and she wants to know if she could ever trust men again. Caller #4 is Kei who is 29 from Manila. Kei wants to know if it's necessary to unfollow her ex-bf in order to move on because she's slightly stalking his movements in these few months after the breakup. GTWM The Podcast Season 6 is brought to you by the great people at Sharp Philippines! Get yourself an Ultra-High Definition TV from Sharp, you certainly deserve it! From the Kumu Podcast Studio, we will see you on another episode of GTWM tomorrow. Thanks for the download and please support the podcast by donating as little as $0.99 cents via Anchor at: anchor.fm/gtwmpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Couple Things with Shawn and Andrew: Former Olympic Gymnast Shawn Johnson and NFL player Andrew East sit down to share their most vulnerable sides and open up like they never have before. https://open.spotify.com/show/7aGLm9HYn9mEyVr1FDzrpa?si=bgb4jh_nTyGiIabdk8BD8g Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gtwmpodcast/support

Stress will always be a part of our lives. It may be uncomfortable, but it paves the way for growth and strength. But too much of it can burn you out and cause harm in the long run. For our first ever episode, we talked about this topic and explored some ways on how we can best deal with our issues—all the while sipping on some wine and relaxing in our small villa in Siargao. | FB: What's The 411 Podcast

Les Philippines sont, après l'Indonésie, l'autre grand archipel de l'Asie. Avec plus de 7000 îles, les possibilités d'aventures y sont presque infinies. Mais cette fois-ci, nous avons choisi de proposer un autre type de voyage et d'aventure. En compagnie de Christine Amour-Levar, qui est née et a vécu de nombreuses années dans la capitale Manille, nous découvrons d'abord l'île de Siargao, véritable petit paradis tropical et haut lieu du surf dans le pays. Siargao est encore peu connue, mais cela pourrait rapidement changer et des projets de développement du tourisme sont déjà à l'étude. Nous mettons ensuite le cap sur les îles de Palawan, beaucoup plus connues mais où l'exploration prend encore tout son sens. Mais plus que la découverte à proprement parler de ces îles, c'est l'angle du voyage responsable et solidaire de Christine qui intéresse. Elle a en effet fondé l'association "HER Planet Earth" qui vient en aide aux femmes victimes du changement climatique dans le monde. Avec son groupe de femmes volontaires, elle organise régulièrement des expéditions à différents endroits du globe, avec une approche solidaire puisque des fonds sont levés pour soutenir différents projets en lien avec leur cause. C'était le cas avec l'association SEA Movement à Siargao et la fondation Tao Kalahi à Palawan par exemple. Alors laissons-nous voguer entre ces îles magnifiques, au rythme de ces actions responsables qui méritent que l'on en parle !

Из этого выпуска вы узнаете, понимают ли друг друга филиппинцы из разных частей страны, каков на вкус шоколадный холм, где лучше всего на Филиппинах заняться серфингом, а также — какие странные блюда едят в этой стране, как правильно задобрить филиппинских лесных духов и какие английские слова не поймут в Британии и США. СОДЕРЖАНИЕ: 00:00:00 — Introduction. 00:02:21 — Filipino names, Philip the second, colonization, the Tagalog language (a). 00:08:24 — Status of English in the Philippines. 00:12:31 — Local languages, Gaelic (b) in Northern Ireland. 00:15:20 — Words to describe Filipinos, religion, traditions. 00:20:25 — Unusual places in the Philippines: Boracay (c), Chocolate hills (d), Puerto Princessa (e), Siargao (f) and surfing. 00:26:38 — Weather in the Philippines, floods. 00:31:38 — Chopsticks, first names, European heritage, Filipino dishes (g). 00:36:20 — Fairies and spirits in the Philippines. 00:37:25 — The English language in the Philippines. 00:39:55 — Outro. ПОЛЕЗНЫЕ ССЫЛКИ: a. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tagalog_language b. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_languages c. lonelyplanet.com/philippines/the-visayas/boracay d. bohol-philippines.com/chocolate-hills.html e. wikitravel.org/en/Puerto_Princesa f. theculturetrip.com/asia/philippines/articles/how-to-spend-48-hours-in-siargao-philippines g. buzzfeed.com/melissaharrison/delicious-filipino-foods

Délkelet-Ázsia tengerpartjait és a Maldív-szigetek lakott sziget turizmusát mutatja be nekünk Vörös Borisz, aki az előbbi régió összes országában járt már, beleértve Kelet-Timort és Brunei-t is.//Show notes//Borisz blogjaKöszönjük az Ingame-nek, hogy biztosították az interjú helyszínét.Helyszínek és time code-ok, ha csak egy országra vagy kíváncsi, akkor tekerj oda:Maldív-szigetek (20. percig): Thoddoo, Maafushi, MaleKelet-Timor (20-30p): JacoIndonézia (30-32p): BaliVietnám (30-32p): Nha Trang, HanoiFülöp-szigetek (32-44p): Boracay, Palawan, Corón, Manila, Busuanga, Caramoan, Calaguas, Bohol, Siargao, El NidoThaiföld (45-54p) : Koh Chang, Koh Lanta, Phuket, Koh Phi Phi, Koh Samui, Ko Tao, Koh Phangan, Maya Bay, BangkokBrunei (54-58p)Étterem: Dang Muoi, Hai Nam Pho Bistro, Hanoi XuaApp: Grab, Booking, Agoda, AirasiaYoutube, film, blog: Lakwatsero blog, Anthony Bourdain, Best ever food review, A partHa tetszett ez az adás, akkor iratkozz fel a csatornánkra. Két hét múlva kedden jön az újabb rész!Ha kérdésed, javaslatod van, akkor írj nekünk a Facebook/Instagramon oldalunkon.

This week we talk about Rica's Siargao trip, Oscar Nominations, and bad celebrities. Also we sing Salbakuta. Game, blouses If you wanna cop the MICKLE Microphones we use on this podcast, use this link: https://tinyurl.com/HaloHaloShowxMICKLEMicrophoneFollow us on IG:https://www.instagram.com/halohaloshowTweet us @thehalohaloshow#TheHaloHaloShow@ricaggg@itsmejayseeLeche-Fan Mail:thehalohaloshow@gmail.com

We interview Ruth who's been travelling around Asia for the last six months living primarily in Canggu, Bali and Siargao, an island in the Philippines. Ep01: Ruth, from city to surf Tnfld.com | That #nofilter life dream

This episode brings you stories and information from Siargao, a beautiful island in the Philippines. First I update you on the events from Cebu, including eatings pigs' brains, the Jollibee experience, and late night Balut from roadside coolers. From Siargao, you'll hear about the action/adventure available, but also the amazing people and towns that I spent my time in. I'll take you through morning runs with local kids, bat-filled caves, surfing in Pacifico, and a whole lot more. In this episode you will briefly hear from three residents of Pacifico. They can be found here: 1. Jolina Uriarte - https://www.facebook.com/jolina.uriarte.3 Jolina is a pro-surfer at just 18. 2. Junrix Alaba - https://www.facebook.com/junrix.alaba.3 Surf instructor and all-around great guy. 3. Melgine "Jane" Genoves - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000272574360 Owner of the restaurant "Lebron James and Dwayne Wade". You can support the TVTV podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thevoyagesoftimvetter

We asked, and you delivered! We got "Siargao" and "English Only, Please" screenwriter Anj Pessumal to help us answer your relationship questions about your wrestling fandom for our post-post-Valentine's special (26:45)! How do you deal when your SO hates you watching wrestling? Is a wrestling show a good first date? WHAT IF SHE'S A ROMAN REIGNS FAN? We answered all that and more! Plus, we're breaking down the Elimination Chamber, John Cena's story arc, and Johnny Gargano's departure from NXT! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wrestling-wrestling/message

Learning how to trust is something only you can teach yourself how to do. It can be one of the most important things that you will encounter during travel, but encounter it you must. Who do you trust in this world, though? Can you trust someone you’ve only known for a matter of seconds? How can you trust that you’re going to make the right decision? Hayden introduces Nate Buchanan of Kara and Nate to help him answer these questions and more. Nate Buchanan is famously from the travel vlog Kara and Nate, being one half of the titular pair - the other half being his wife, Kara. The two of them are looking to travel to 100 countries by 2019. In addition to this, Nate is also an expert in travel hacking. In this episode, Hayden and Nate discuss to plan or not to plan, as well as the importance of being a bucket list maker. They also talk about how Nate became a travel vlogger, and how important accountability and documentation are to his lifestyle and to travel. Nate’s story is based in the Philippines, and which he has titled, spectacularly and simply titled: ‘The Cave.’ In it, he features the island of Siargao, the concept of motorbikes, an adventure under the sea, and, of course, the titular cave itself. Adventure is lurking around every corner; as Nate proves, you just have to be willing to trust yourself, those around you, and the adventure itself in order to access the deepest reaches of it. Much like Nate and Kara accessed the deepest reaches of the cave. Hayden, of course, takes advantage of the motorbike portion of the story to weave a tale or two of his own, from his journeys on motorbikes to his adventures in Saigon. Hayden brings up trust in travel, too, and how to know you can trust your own decisions, which Nate relates to his own gut feelings. Nate also shares some travel hacks, as well as what travel hacking is and how even the simplest and least informed of travelers can travel hack. Trusting in yourself and others is a leap, not a baby step. It takes time to reach the point of being able to trust yourself to trust others and to trust your own gut. A long road though it may be, Kara, Nate, and Hayden are all living proof that it is a doable and, when achieved, worthwhile task. Trust in them. Trust in yourself. Trust in travel. 0:57 - Hayden introduces Nate Buchanan, one half of the travel-blogging duo Kara and Nate, a husband-and-wife team looking to travel to 100 countries by 2019. Nate is also an expert in travel hacking. 3:58 - Hayden and Nate discuss what works for them - planning, or not planning, as well as what plans to stick to while you travel and which plans you can ditch. They also talk about why bucket lists are so important to Nate. 9:47 - Hayden asks Nate to discuss his and Kara’s vlog and their travel goals. Nate explains how they came to this point, why they wanted to do it, and... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backpackdigital/message

This episode is a special one, because today I’m taking you to our beach villa on Siargao island in the Philippines! And today we are on the topic of FREEDOM… What does Freedom mean to you? We can look at freedom from different perspectives. From a business/career perspective… You might want a job or business … WWRF 009: Steps to Freedom Read More »

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