Listen to anthropologist Arnold Molina Azurin read excerpts of Agayayos from Agam: Filipino Narratives on Uncertainty and Climate Change. Agayayos is Ilokano for flowing, as water down a river or blood in the veins. In this episode, Azurin speaks with us about history, landscape, and memory.

Mixing and title music by Ground Bravo, with the track "Lost Signals" by ZeroFox.

BONUS EPISODE! Listen to young voices and perspectives in five minisodes created by students of Far Eastern University. Each three-minute minisode is a capsule containing youthful views and conversations on how climate change is experienced by fisherfolk, persons with disabilities, and indigenous peoples in the Philippines.

Mixing and title music by Ground Bravo, with the track "Lost Signals" by ZeroFox.

In our first full episode, listen to Merlinda Bobis read Ten Fingers from Agam: Filipino Narratives on Uncertainty and Climate Change. She speaks with us about language, story-telling, river consciousness, and kapwa.

Mixing and title music by Ground Bravo, with the track "Lost Signals" by ZeroFox.

Welcome to the pre-episode of Agam the Climate Podcast! In this episode we sit down with Renato Redentor “Red” Constantino, Executive Director of the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC), and preview the first season. Co-hosted by Padmapani L. Perez and Joseph Santos-Lyons. Title music by Ground Bravo, featuring “Lost Signals” by ZeroFox.