Guam may be just 212 square miles, but its reach extends far beyond the Pacific. In this episode, we explore why Guam matters on the global scale — from its strategic location to its cultural influence, and the way island voices contribute to conversations that shape the world.

Join us as we reflect on how Guam’s story connects to larger currents in history, politics, and identity — and why understanding our island means understanding more about the world we live in.

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Journalism taught us how to ask tough questions — and sometimes face tough truths about ourselves.
 Our new podcast episode takes you inside the newsroom: the lessons we learned, the stories that stayed with us, and the confessions we’ve never shared until now.

Rindraty Limtiaco, Therese Padua Howe, and Steve Limtiaco share what it feels to like to come from an island, specifically Guam. They discuss the island's diversity, culture and lifestyle.

In our debut episode, meet your hosts — Rindraty Limtiaco, Therese, and Steve Limtiaco — and hear the story behind My Jungle Voices. We talk about our roots in Guam, the moments that shaped our journalism, and why we’re creating a space for real voices and raw stories from the island and beyond.