By Barangay
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The podcast currently has 45 episodes available.
What's good everybody! It's ya boy Dom finally back on the podcast. Long time no see! For today's episode we have a quick one, featuring my brilliant brother Hubey Razon who designed everything for our first book. We talked about how he made it, what the processes were like, what he learned along the way, and his favorite parts of the book. Check it out!
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Hosted & Produced by Dominick Alcantara @alcantaradominick
Music by Ruiijikun @ruiijikun
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On this episode of BPN, we have a new friend on the podcast! Jono Pisano is here talking about his life as a painter, from art school in NYC to his travels through Australia, America, and the Philippines. We also got to chat politics, anime, and more.
Follow Jono! @jonopisano on Instagram.
Hosted by Dominick Alcantara @alcantaradominick
Music by @ruiijikun
On this episode of BPN, Mhar Udarbe, Tofu, and John Crawford join Dom at Red Bull Studios to catch up about 2020, and what they're working on right now. The guys are currently selling homemade chicken burgers, directing and producing music videos for local artists, and playing a lot of 2K at John's house. For the first time, this episode is also available on YouTube!
Follow @mharugaming @joshsubeldia @jhncrwfrd
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Hosted & Produced by Dominick Alcantara
Music by @ruiijikun
On this episode of BPN, one of Manila's finest producers is on the show - RuiijiKun. He's been producing the music here on the podcast since last year, he works heavily with Kartell'em, and he produced six tracks on Waiian's Good Problems album, ranking in the top 5 on iTunes right now. RuiijiKun and Dom talked about his career as an artist, understanding Manila's hip-hop culture, and his favorite instruments, albums, and artists. He also gave some details into Kartell'em three month staycation at the start of lockdown.
Check out Ruiijikun's solo projects on Spotify, Bandcamp, iTunes - Follow him on Instagram & Twitter @ruiijikun
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Hosted by Dominick Alcantara @alcantaradominick
Music by RuiijiKun
Produced by Scott Cooper @iamthescooper
On this episode of BPN, Dom and Paolo are joined by chef Joey Malim. Joey has worked in a bunch of restaurants in California and NYC. We got to chatting about the restaurant industry and what's like to work in a kitchen. We also talked about how COVID has affected NYC's food culture, outdoor dining, and shared our favorite recipes we've cooked at home this year.
We're available for streaming on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Anchor, and more - so wherever you're listening please give us a follow and a positive review. Thanks for checking us out.
Follow Joey! @crispy_yamaguchi
Hosted by Dominick Alcantara and Paolo Del Castillo
@alcantaradominick @paolodelcastillo
Music by Ruiijikun @ruiijikun
Produced by Scott Cooper
On this episode of BPN, we're joined by Nothing_Neue & K.Solar. Nothing_Neue is a Brooklyn-based producer, while K.Solar is an L.A.-based producer/rapper. Nothing_Neue is the founder of In Plain Sight, an NYC-based monthly party, and K.Solar has been involved with BANANAS! in LA and NYC. They're both extremely talented and experienced in community building and organizing, which I greatly admire.
Check them out on Spotify & Bandcamp and cop their latest releases! AMANI from Nothing_Neue, Behold a Pink Lamb from K.Solar.
Follow them both on Instagram - @nothing_neue @ksolar_
Hosted by Dominick Alcantara @alcantaradominick
Music by K.Solar
Produced by @iamthescooper
Today on the podcast we have our homie Isné Bobo Nuyent! Bobo is a photographer and videographer who works primarily in the music industry on tours for Eric Nam, Nick Jonas, and more. He shares a ton of stories about his travels, and gives insight to what it's like to work in his position. He gave great advice on how to elevate through your career as a creative, especially if you want to work in the music industry.
We're also joined by Bobo's very close friend and one of our own, Paolo Del Castillo who is making his third appearance on the show.
Hosted by Paolo Del Castillo and Dominick Alcantara @paolodelcastillo @alcantaradominick
Produced by Scott Cooper
Music by Ruiijikun @ruiijikun
On this episode of BPN, we have AP talking shit! Just kidding - we talked about glizzy gladiators, his moves around America and settling in NY, his photo/video career, his infamous half-court shot at Madison Square Garden, and so much more.
Follow AP! @aptheangel
Hosted by Dominick Alcantara & Josh Castillon @alcantaradominick @castillonaire
Produced by Scott Cooper @iamthescooper
Music by @ruiijikun
On this episode of BPN, Martin Nuñez-Bonilla comes on the show. Martin is a creative and marketing specialist who works for Phipps Neighborhoods, a non-profit based in the Bronx helping Black & Brown students through the educational system. We talked about #BLM, his work, LGBTQIA+, and his "MEN CRY" project.
Follow Martin! @mnbnyc
Hosted by Dominick Alcantara @alcantaradominick
Produced by Scott Cooper @iamthescooper
Music by Ruiijikun @ruiijikun
On this episode of BPN we have Ken Yamaguchi, film and video director, owner of Threedown, and of Manila's finest working in skate culture. Resident Barangay homie Mhar Udarbe joins the show as well to share some memories he has with Ken. We got to talking about Ken's new video he produced for DC - the first time an international skate company has collaborated with Manila's skate scene.
Sorry for the technical difficulties in the audio, we did our best to fix it! Enjoy.
Follow Ken! @ky_td Follow Mhar! @mharugaming
Hosted by Dominick Alcantara @alcantaradominick
Produced by Scott Cooper @iamthescooper
Music by Ruiijikun @ruiijikun
The podcast currently has 45 episodes available.