Gina Campos, a realtor with RE/Max Diamon Realty Guam, joins JC for Kuentos Kuttura, discussing real property, probate, wills and trusts, inheritance, and planning.

Right on the heels of Mother's Day, we're tackling our list of the best 'mom' roles in movies. And you might be surprised to learn that the roles that are the most matriarchal often aren't by natural mothers – and sometimes aren't even women! See what we mean and let us know your faves!

Rlene Santos Steffy convinced three of her close friends - Laura Souder, Annabelle Cruz and Rosa Palomo - to sit with her and publicly discuss their relationships with their husbands in this episode of her podcast, and explain why they're all happily married to them.

Inside the world of Danica Branch

To make this Mother's Day extra-extra-extraspecial, we asked you to DM us on Instagram @unomagazineguam your best tracks for those special ladies in our lives who gave us life, gave us love, gave us shelter, and would do anything for us. We want to help honor these queens of our hearts, so here's what you picked! Great playlist, everyone!

And...Happy Mother's Day!

Dave Delgado interviews high school and national basketball coach Jimmy Yi.

Our panel of movie lovers swaps their favorite moments about the gone-too-soon director and storyteller, John Singleton. We cover whether there's ever been a better film than Boyz N Da Hood, if Higher Learning is brilliant or a bust, and if Four Brothers is the most-quotable movie of all time. Thanks for sharing your gift with the world, John!

Master Chef Peter Duenas has spent a decade pushing the boundaries of local cuisine at his popular Meskla CHamoru Fusion Bistro. Now, the bistro comes to Tumon, packing classic Chamoru fare and Duenas' signature dishes. Lacee Francisco and Jason Salas get a taste of the new location while Chef Peter talks traditional foods and why he's not afraid to cook outside the lines.

This is a two-part podcast. Part I is a partial interview that I conducted as host of my K57 Radio talk show, Rlene“Live”on April 9, 2002. My in-studio guest was Ana Lucia Hill. I am joined in studio by Psychologist Pamina Hofer who became one of my guest hosts.

Ana worked as a stripper on Guam five nights a week and pursued a master’s degree in Micronesian Studies at the University of Guam on her days off. She conducted a six-month census - a significant data collection based on field informant knowledge - of 10 strip clubs on Guam for her master’s thesis entitled, “Exotic Performances and Perceptions: The Position of the Strip Bar on Guam.” Ana defended her thesis on April 2, 2002.

Part II of this podcast is a catch-up telephone interview with Anaon March 30, 2019.After 17 years, she is working on her second master’s degree, this time in clinical mental health counseling.

Childhood frienda Joe Tuquero from the University of Guam and & Justin Santos from the Department of Agriculture talk about how their organizations are teaming-up on native plant projects. They also discuss opportunities at their organizations and how more and more Guamanians are taking responsibility for the lush natural environment we've been given.