For Micronesians by Micronesians

For Micronesians by Micronesians

By Angela EdwardSociety & Culture
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For Micronesians by Micronesians episodes

  • Bill Yang

    Today, I talk with Bill Yang, the creator of Micronesia Daily. Bill is a breath of fresh air and you must follow Micronesia Daily on IG & Facebook.

    42 min
  • Karalahn Carl

    Today, I talked with Karalahn Carl who is a Pohnpeian storyteller and talking with her is so magical!

    50 min
  • Cede

    Today, I interviewed, Cede. Cede is a Pohnpeian inspiration and if you don't believe me, just listen!

    53 min
  • Trevy Augustin

    Today I invite you to listen to the great, Trevy Augustin! She is a dynamic Micronesian woman who shares her experiences and feelings on Micronesian culture. 

    30 min
  • Atlast Emwalu
    On today's episode, I have one of my favorite filmmakers and artists, Atlast Emwalu. Listen to him and follow him if you wish. 
    IG: @atlastemwalu
    You can also follow the podcast on IG: @formicronesiansbymicronesians or follow host (Angela) on the website: angelaedward.com
    39 min
  • Stephanie Takamaru

    This season, the goal is to go back to personal interviews talking with Micronesian community members. Some of the most valuable feedback that the podcast has received is that many children of the diaspora, adoptees, adoptive parents, and allies have utilized the podcast to learn about and feel connected to Micronesian heritage. Most of that was done through simply asking community members about the culture and their relationship to it. The space will be honored again by going back to this format for the new season. 


    On today's episode, I speak with the vivacious, Stephanie Takamaru. Stephanie is a Marshallese advocate who works in Northwest Arkansas educating, advocating, and providing resources with and to the Marshallese community.

    Listen in to learn more!

    20 min
  • Religion Talk with Micronesians featuring Nathan Samayo

    Today, I talk to Nathan Samayo who is receiving his Master of Divinity from Harvard. We touch on his testimony, his interests and a little extra too. Enjoy!


    Show notes: 

    You can follow Nathan on instagram at: @nksamayoo


    During this discussion, Nathan recommended: 

    -listening to Guahan ChaCha Music including

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RODp0ftQ6Io

    and

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOGtj4Z5GwU


    Nathan & Angela also discussed meddos (seafaring maps) and recommended books by Kanaka Maoli scholars & activists. 

    Another good read recommended was Our Sea of Islands by Epeli Hau'Ofa: https://savageminds.org/wp-content/image-upload/our-sea-of-islands-epeli-hauofa.pdf

    46 min
  • A Bonus Episode to Remind Everyone!!!

    To all of my Micronesian friends, family, and listeners in the Southwest Missouri/Northwest Arkansas area, come out to the 2nd Annual Pingelapese Tournament this weekend. So many exciting things will be occurring. Including, but not limited to: petitioning, Medicaid applications, college access information, military information, and so much more! Like, I said, come out and join us. The company is great, the food is great, and the resources are awesome. Not to mention, there will be so many beautiful Micronesian faces!!

    3 min
  • Support Micronesian Owned Businesses

    I'm giving you 10 dynamic Micronesian-Owned Businesses today that you can go and support if you see fit!

    Businesses highlighted today were: 

    1. Helgen’s Hogs

    2. Kaselel Counseling & Consultation

    3. The PwiPwi Box

    4. Sweet Stuff PDX

    5. One Micronesia Podcast

    6. Deep Pacific Podcast

    7. Green Banana Paper

    8. The Ark Barbershop

    9. 77 Lacquer

    10. The Husk

    All of these Micronesian businesses (and more) can be found listed at: 


    http://www.angelaedward.com/micronesian-businesses.html 

    12 min

About For Micronesians by Micronesians

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Welcome! For Micronesians by Micronesians is a platform that is all things Micronesian! The podcast was created for the month of May to highlight 30 Micronesians in 30 days in order to honor Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month.