One Micronesia

For this week's One Micronesia Podcast, KUAM's Victorious Falan has an inspiring talk with Jasmine S. Weiss, a freelance Micronesian writer. They talk about recording history, honoring your heritage, and the honor/responsibility/privilege of regional storytelling.

For this week's episode of his One Micronesia Podcast, KUAM's Victorious Falan has a lively chat with Maymay Phillip, a former classmate of his at Xavier High School in Chuuk. She's now become a world traveler and blogger, and she shares her secret to success and adventures from the road with Vic...and you!

For this week's episode of the One Micronesia Podcast, KUAM's Victorious Falan interviews charcoal artist Lissette Yamase about what drives her, and how she creates beauty inspired by our Pacific culture.

For this week's One Micronesia Podcast, Victorious Falan chats with his good buddy Joel Setik, the project director for MRCOSS.

This week's episode of the One Micronesia Podcast is extraspecial - Victorious Falan reaches out to someone who's talent he's admired for years - the producer, director and talented voice behind Island City Media Group - Joey "Q" Quenga. They hang and talk about island style vibes, life, and universal respect.

Vic's guest for this week's One Micronesia Podcast is Carolann Carl, a Pohnpeian storyteller and activist who uses her heart and voice to make an impact – and a difference.

For this week's One Micronesia Podcast, KUAM's Victorious Falan peeks inside the creative mind of Jason J - someone who's been honing his craft as an independent artist for a long time. See how this dynamo uses the world around him to create, express and challenge.

KUAM's Victorious Falan has a special guest for this week's One Micronesia Podcast, talking with T'Nelta Nelson Mori, the legislative director for Guam's congressional office in Washington, DC.

One Micronesia Podcast: Vic chats with FSM Olympic swimmer Tasi Limtiaco

For this episode of the One Micronesia Podcast, Victorious Falan interviews FSM Olympian swimmer Taeyanna Adams, who is of Chuukese descent and lived in Pohnpei.