Fanachu! Podcast

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Dispensa yu' para i sound quality! We had a large, awesome group this evening. But we are working on upgrading our audio quality.Biba!- Manny

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After weeks of oppressive federal actions, we take to the mics to unpack the discussion over the recent Davis rulings against the Native people of Guam and their human rights to sovereignty and land stewardship. Join us at the Respect the CHamoru Rally on April 7 @ Adelup from 4-6 p.m.!

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Joe Bradley is an economist with Bank of Guam. In 2010 he published a paper outlining economic potentials for Guam under each political status.He also has a great sense of humor.

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Widely recognized Pacific scholar Vince Diaz took some time after his presentation at the Guam Museum to talk to us about the trauma of cultural misrepresentations in Western media. Very cool to meet a man whose texts are widely used across Native studies programs at numerous universities!

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On this special day, we fumbled our way through an entire podcast in CHamoru. Enjoy! Na'lå'la i fino ta'!

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Fanachu! veterans reflect on on spirituality at arguably Guåhan's most sacred site. Unscripted, practically unedited--everything here is from the heart.****If you're planning to visit Fouha, be mindful of the ancient history and cultural importance of the area and the Native people of Guam.Go with someone who knows and understands the area well; and most importantly, go with love and appreciation, not to conquer.

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We talk with Joni Kerr and Sabina Perez about the renewed effort to save Litekyan (Ritidian) from becoming a Surface Danger Zone (SDZ) for the military's proposed firing range.Also on the table are Native rights and our role in protecting our natural resources.

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Tony Babauta is the former assistant secretary to the Department of Interior for Insular Affairs. In this episode, he talks about his experience working in D.C. for Guam and the other territories.

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UOG Agriculture program graduate PJ San Nicholas talks about the insane potential for Guam's water industry under independence.Don't forget to join the Fanachu! forum on Facebook to talk about the issues we discuss on the show.SYM!

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#009 - Decolonization through Education w/ Albert Toves by Independent Guahan Task Force

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