Bannuar Voices

Bannuar Voices

By Chachie AbaraSociety & CulturePersonal Journals
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Bannuar Voices episodes

  • 3.3 - Brandon L.
    Brandon L. (he/him) is a second-generation Filipinx born and raised in Hawaii. He is a recent graduate of Hawaii Pacific University and has four years of experience working with families and organizations as a financial educator. Brandon also shares more in his latest blog post narrative that he shares with us: https://reclaimingfilipinx.wixsite.com/mysite-1/post/financial-dream
    Edited by Jethro Macaraeg https://www.instagram.com/jet.mac
    | ABOUT |
    Reclaiming Filipinx Identity exists to capture the narratives of Filipino Americans in Hawaii and a platform to bring solidarity to our fellow Filipino Americans and Filipinos from around the globe. Ultimately, we aim to provide a platform that will allow others to freely talk about topics within the Filipino diaspora and community.
    | CONNECT WITH US |
    If you are interesting in participating you may do so through our blog post, and you may write a topic within the Filipino diaspora, community and any topic you desire. Requirements has to be 500-1000 word limit and it must be sent on a PDF or Word Doc on our email : [email protected]
    ●  SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClu4FK-nMg1-PkYD9S64L7A
    ● INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/reclaimingfilipinxidentity/
    ● OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://reclaimingfilipinx.wixsite.com/mysite-1
    ● SUPPORT us on AnchorFm by donating to help keep the platform from creating content for you!
    56 min
  • 3.2 - Lyndsie L.
    Lyndsie (she/her) is a third-year undergraduate student at the University of Hawaii at Manoa studying Educational Psychology. In this podcast, Lyndsie shares a piece of her life as a second-generation Filipina with roots in Oahu, Hawaii. Chachie explores with her the dynamics of beauty, education, and family as ways in which she connects to and reclaims her Filipinx identity.
    Edited by Jethro Macaraeg https://www.instagram.com/jet.mac/
    | ABOUT |
    Reclaiming Filipinx Identity exists to capture the narratives of Filipino Americans in Hawaii and a platform to bring solidarity to our fellow Filipino Americans and Filipinos from around the globe.   Ultimately, we aim to provide a platform that will allow others to freely talk about topics within the Filipino diaspora and community.
    | CONNECT WITH US |
    If you are interesting in participating you may do so through our blog post, and you may write a topic within the Filipino diaspora, community and any topic you desire. Requirements has to be 500-1000 word limit and it must be sent on a PDF or Word Doc on our email : [email protected]
    ●  SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClu4...
    ● INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/reclaimingfilipi...
    ● OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://reclaimingfilipinx.wixsite.co...
    ● SUPPORT us on AnchorFm by donating to help keep the platform from creating content for you!
    36 min
  • RFI SEASON DEBUT 3.0
    The start of a new Season and Slate for the rest of you, fellow kababayans! Here is an official introduction to Season 3
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    Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reclaiminfilipinxidentity/message
    Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reclaiminfilipinxidentity/support
    5 min
  • 2.10 Chris B.
    Born in Seattle, Washington, but shortly was raised and grew up mostly in the Big Island where he attended college on Oahu. Chris is a family guy that values being connected with family and cultural roots. His advice to the next generation is, "Dont be afraid to express who you are where you came from and never stop learning. Only then you can fully grow and share and aspire in the world." 
    To stay connected:
    Follow him on instagram @pherpher_  & for those future HPU Sharks, dont forget to join HPU Filipino Club!
    C O N N E C T with US: 
    Follow @reclaimingfilipinoidentity on instagram 
    If you have any messages you would like for us to hear leave us a voice message on Anchor Fm (https://anchor.fm/filipinxidentity/message)
    34 min
  • 2.9 - Alvin S.
    1.5 Filipinx American, born in Manila and migrated to Hawaii at a young age. Alvin is quantitative economics Major with an aspiring Math Minor. His advice to the next generation is,"It’s important to keep in touch with the media in the Philippines. A huge part to understanding and assimilating to a culture is to understand not only the history of the place, but the pop culture media that the Philippine locality is exposed to. An example would be when I watched Derry Girls on Netflix. I only stayed in Dublin for 2 months but knowing the history and a general knowledge of the geography and its pop culture helped me appreciate the jokes and the show more." 
    Reference Mentioned: 
    Your Grief, Our Gossip": Overseas Filipinos and Other Spectral Presences by Vicente L. Rafael. 
    http://www.formationofafilipinxamerican.com/
    Keywords: 
    Filipinicity, Filipinx, Filipino-American, 
    Stay connected!
    Follow Alvin on instagram @alvininfinite
    &
    Instagram - @reclaimingfilipinxidentity
    Podcast can be found on: 
    Spotify, Apple Podcast and Anchor Fm at  Reclaiming Filipinx Identity 
    If you want to be featured on the next podcast, feel free to leave a voice message on AnchorFm! or email me for business inquiries at [email protected]
    52 min
  • Episode 7 - Athena Abadilla
    From growing up in Kauai to moving in New York, there has been so much culture awareness that has open her eyes through being part with so many different organization especially attending a private liberal female university. She is one of a good friends of mine and she is one who really embodies the idea of being a changemaker and reclaiming our filipinx identity...
    If you want to reach out to her and connect with Athena she is on instagram: 
    @athenasilog
    35 min
  • 2.8 - Lainail

    "Learn where your from so you know where you're going. Probably hypocritical of me to quote Rizal but in tagalog “Ang hindi marunong lumingon a pinaggalingan ay hindi makakarating sa paroroonan.”

    It's fitting especially for 1st to however many generations of Filipinos in the US. Most of the time, values and norms get lost in translation so we don't necessarily tend to drill the importance of the simplicity of language or values that is of our own Filipino identity. So just ask your grandparents, parents and those that came before you stories that made them who they are as Filipinos. It's shocking to know that they used to be this completely different person and if ever more, rewarding to get to know how youre built as a Filipino.

    But don't stop there, dig deeper.

    14 min
  • 2.7 -- Jethro M.
    Who are you?
    Born and raised on Hawaiian land (Oahu)
    Family origins in Cagayan and Pangasinan, Philippines of the Ilokano people
    Earned a B.S. Psychology with a secondary major in Healthy Lifestyle Management from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska
    Will be moving back to Oahu this Fall 2020 to pursue a Master’s Degree in Social Work at UH Manoa
    Passionate about mental health, identity development, spirituality, food, and music
    Advice for the Next Generation:
    Learn more about your family history, especially if you have grandparents around who can speak of your ancestors. Who you are is a culmination of all who have come before you.
    This work - decolonization - is not easy. White supremacy pervades in every facet of our lives and it can feel hopeless sometimes. Be gentle with yourself as you embark on the journey towards your higher self. You don’t have to go through this alone!
    48 min
  • 2.6 - Emily C.
    First generation Filipina American who grew up in Mililani, Hawaii. Emily is an aspiring journalist who wants to continue to share the stories of pre colonial history of our ancestors and also help paved the way for the next generation to come after her.
    Some of Emily’s work:
    https://youtu.be/WB19lDGShko
    Filipinos in America: Misidentity & Mental
    https://emilylcristobal.wixsite.com/kapamilya/post/the-filipino-american-experience
    The Filipino-American Experience: Immigrating and Growing up in America
    And you can find more of her work provided in the website below
    https://emilylcristobal.wixsite.com/kapamilya
    Also you can reach out to her @kapamilya.capstone
    1 hr 7 min
  • 2.5 -- Elarie
    Her advice to the next generation to our Filipinx diaspora is to always to Keep learning the language-- a lot of young people are forgetting their native language and our language is such an important part of our culture. There are a lot of resources available so don't be scared to seek out help. And what my teacher had told me “Never forget your roots, but don’t let it hold you back.”
    you can follow her @triviaselarie if you want! Podcast art was drawn by my god anak: @akcabs
    22 min

About Bannuar Voices

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Bannuar Voices (formerly Kasamahan Co) is a community-driven podcast dedicated to amplifying the stories, histories, and lived experiences of Ilokano and broader Filipinx Diaspora changemakers.