All Abroad Podcast

We are very open-minded and respectful of different lifestyles and although we do not know it all, we are always open to learning more!

MEG is our in-house LGBTQ representative and subject matter expert and in this episode, we share with you some childhood memories and opinions of the Gay community. Back in the 80's and 90's, the term LGBTQ wasn't a "term" yet.

We still have a lot to learn and if you want to join in the conversation, please comment below. We would love to hear from you.

We filmed this in October in honor of LGBTQ HISTORY MONTH.

From https://lgbthistorymonth.com/:​ 
In 1994, Rodney Wilson, a Missouri high school teacher, believed a month should be dedicated to the celebration and teaching of gay and lesbian history, and gathered other teachers and community leaders. They selected October because public schools are in session and existing traditions, such as Coming Out Day (October 11), occur that month.

Gay and Lesbian History Month was endorsed by GLAAD, the Human Rights Campaign, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, the National Education Association and other national organizations. In 2006 Equality Forum assumed responsibility for providing content, promotion, and resources for LGBT History Month.

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Every culture has a different tradition and in the Philippines, Halloween is celebrated differently. We have All Saints Day and All Souls Day. We even have monsters that look different from the American Culture. 

Do you have any good ghost stories? Tell us in the comments below!

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Masskara Festival is unique to Bacolod City, Philippines. Watch this episode as our favorite Filipina Friends share their wild memories during Masskara Festival. The ladies talk about the drinking age limits, food they missed, and a little history on why the Masskara Festival got started! 

Comment below and tell us your memories... maybe we forgot to mention a few things about the festival or maybe you have wilder memories you want to share... don't be shy! We want to read it all! 

Special shoutout to the Long Beach Bacolod Association here in Long Beach California!

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FAHM, otherwise known as Filipino American Heritage Month is widely celebrated in California and perhaps other states in the US as well.

Filipino Americans are the second largest Asian American group in the nation and the third-largest ethnic group in California, after Latinas/os and African Americans. ~ http://fanhs-national.org/​

There are many ways to celebrate or honor FAHM but due to COVID, so many celebrations and festivals have been canceled, postponed, or transitioned virtually. 

Tune into this episode as Sweeney, Meg, Joy, and Pauline discuss what makes them proud be Filipinas! We are missing Kat as she had a conflict during our recording schedule but don't worry, she will be back soon!

Please comment below and tell us what makes YOU proud to be a Filipino?

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All Abroad is about five loyal Filipina friends with over 30 years of friendship, who decided to host a Podcast/talk show to talk about our lifestyle back in the Philippines to share their culture and upbringing so others who can relate can enjoy the content and those who are curious about our culture can learn more from our stories! 

Having nannies (or we call them as Yaya) were typical for mid to high-class families - tune in and learn more about what our personal experiences were with our yayas when we were growing up in the Philippines!

Did you have a nanny when you were growing up? What was your experience like? Leave your ode to your nanny below!

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All Abrood Podcast is about five loyal Filipina friends with over 30+ years of friendship sharing their humble beginnings from the Philippines to their transition to their lives in the US.

In this episode, we share with you our experiences of various disciplinary actions when we were children. Our goal is to give you a great insight into who we are. 

Some of us were spanked and some of us weren't... we know spanking can be a very controversial topic to some cultures but we are only sharing our stories and points of view from our upbringing. 

This episode is not meant to offend anyone and I hope you watch or listen to this with an open mind. 

Tell us about your childhood below. Were you spanked? Were you not spanked? Was it effective? 

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Join the 5 loyal childhood Filipina/Filipinx Friends as they introduce themselves and talk a little about their background and how this podcast came about.  

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