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Peter Quiambao is one of the spearheads of the video game fighting community here in Guam.
The Mighty Island (Nico Serneo, Kyle Perron, Nia Serneo) is a film team that's changing the landscape of film here on the island. They have just released their film 'I Matai', it is about the death ceremony which was practiced in Guam over 2000 years ago. Super Dope!
Frankie McJohn is a singer, songwriter, teacher, and a member of The John Dank Show. Go buy their albums, it's super DOPE!!
Dr. Fred Schumann is an associate professor of Global Resources Management at the University of Guam, a marathon runner and highly decorated runner of Guam, and an expert in the tourism industry.
Dr. Mike Bevacqua is a professor at The University of Guam, columnist, and advocate for the revitalization of the Chamorro language and the decolonization effort.
Moneka De Oro is a Cultural Practicioner in the Healing Arts of using Traditional Chamorro Techniques to heal the body. She shares her view on Chamorro Identity and Chamorro Healing. Find out more about this aspect of the Chamorro Culture by listening to this episode of Master Random.
Joey Certeza is an artist, entrepreneur, and cultural practitioner. We explore the meaning of what it takes to be "Chamorro", what is indigenous art, and where do we draw the lines between ancient and modern indigenous art.
The podcast finds itself in the Big Apple, NYC, with long time friend, Kenneth Hunn. This episode is filled with a whole mouthful of awesome ideas and conversation that will leave you with some food for thought. American politics and American economy is discussed and boy, it's a wild ride. Grab your favorite beverage, plug in your headphones, and delve into another awesome episode of Master Random.
Master Random, in Boston, with local musician, and Boston' newest resident, Doug Chan. Find out about his latest journey to get himself through Graduate School, majoring in Music. What does it take to attain an advanced degree in Music? Find out on this episode of Master Random.
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