Tony Piailug, the son of Master Navigator Mau Piailug, joins the podcast to shed some knowledge on an age old tradition of deep-sea voyaging. 

Meia Torres is a young, aspiring educator and has started the Sing for Saipan Challenge on social media to support the Saipan Relief Effort and to donate school supplies to the schools of Saipan. Check out her facebook and instagram pages @singforsaipan and @singforsaipanchallenge. And then DONATE!

Jojo Santo Tomas, longtime writer and journalist in Guam, chats it up with the podcast to discuss his long career as a writer. 

The John Dank Show!!! From grassroots beginnings in music to being one of Guam's premiere rock bands. Their album EP is ready to drop and we just can't wait! 

Welcome to the Jungle!! Everything you need to know from minds spanning 20 years of FD tradition. An all boys school on the island of Guam, every man who has graced the halls joins together every summer for the annual Alumni Tournament.  

Welcome backs all around!! For Peace Band, one of Guam's top Reggae bands, jumps on the podcast to tell us about their April tour in Hawaii and California and how it has changed them as a band. Big welcome back to the podcast, MR co-host, Bo Santos. 

This episode brings to the cultural side of things once again.  We discuss the Chuukese, Hawaiian, and Chamorro cultures and how they all tie together.  Coming to the realization that all people from the Pacific are all one people with similar histories.  Tune In!!

Dr. Michael Bevacqua, a professor at the University of Guam, shares some insight on his views of language, identity, culture, and more!

After a night of drinking with the boys, the podcast embarks on a discussion of local sports, local music, and some good ol' shit talk.  ENJOY!!!! 

Pale Eric blows away the podcast by dropping some knowledge and openning our eyes to the Chamorro identity. There definitely needs to be a followup episode!