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  • LAY BARE WAXING SALON: Overcoming very hairy situations and winning (Part 1)

    Our guest for today is what I would consider a Wonder Woman.

    She is a dynamic, risk-taker, highly motivated, and proud mother of Noelle Hilario. She co-founded and continues to be an integral part of one of the most successful Philippine Franchise in the country. I was amazed when I read that the company has over 100 salons in the Philippines and 2 maybe 3? Salons in the United States.

    She is the founder of Lay Bare International Supply LLC, Managing Member of Lay Bare Franchising, LLC, and President & CEO of Lay Bare Waxing of California. And Chairperson of Lay Bare Waxing Philippines. With all that she finds time to be a part of the Fil-Am Chamber of Commerce of Hollywood.  Amazing accomplishments so far.  Let’s bring her into this conversation. Welcome to our humble podcast, Fiona Noelle Hilario. Fiona, You don’t realize how appreciative I am for you to be in our podcast today.

    I originally met her at the Asian Journal Travel & Trade Show in August of 2018 in Carson, Ca She had a booth there promoting her company. Please welcome Fiona Hilario.


    31 min
  • PAPO J'S: Inspired & Empowered (Part 2)
    Traditional Philippine liquor product made in the Philippines. It’s now available in the US market. Listen to the owners David Osmena and Michael Borja tell their story of how Papo J’s came to be.
    41 min
  • PAPO J'S: Inspired & Empowered in bringing a world-class brand to the global market. (Part 1)
    PART 1 OF 2 EPISODES (PAPO J'S LAMBANOG VODKA)
    Are you looking for an insightful conversation on how to increase Philippine product awareness in the U.S. market? You found it!
    Wherever you are, whatever you’re doing at this very moment we appreciate you taking the time to check out our podcast.  Welcome to the PHILIPPINE PRODUCTS REDEFINED BY pLANET63 podcast...hosted by Ferdinand Soriano of Planet63 and Craig Obligacion Wilson .
    In this episode, we introduce you to 2 of the owners of Papo J’s. An award-winning traditional alcoholic drink made from the Philippines and is now available in the U.S. market.  The title of this episode is " Inspired & Empowered Bringing a world-class brand to the global market".
    Let’s now listen to the first part of a two-part interview of Papo J’s David Osmena and Michael Borja.
    GREETINGS FROM PLANET63!!!!
    This podcast and all upcoming podcasts will always begin by asking the following question. This question defines what this podcast is about and here it is.
    What needs to be done to redefine  Philippine products to become more successful in the U.S. market and beyond?
    Before we dive into that…… I want to say that there is so much content out there right now and you chose us right at this moment to listen to us……..thank you very much. 
    I am your grateful host FERDINAND SORIANO and joining me today is my co-host CRAIG OBLIGACION WILSON. Welcome to this episode of  PHILIPPINE PRODUCTS REDEFINED by Planet63 PODCAST.
    Ferdinand: This podcast is moving up in the world. With us today, we have 2 of the owners of an award-winning product, a celebrity musical artist and possible relative of a former president of the Philippines. Let’s see if he is. Great job, Craig in setting up this interview. How did you do it?
    Craig responds.
    Ferdinand: When I think about what this podcast is about, this company and the mindset of its owners is a great representation of it.  Today’s show will surely be an educational, inspirational, and fun conversation. They will surely give us their insight and help answer that question WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE TO HELP REDEFINE PHILIPPINE PRODUCTS TO BECOME MORE SUCCESSFUL IN THE US MARKET. I can’t wait.  Let’s get this started, Craig. I will let you do the honors of introducing our guests.
    I want our listeners to know your journey. With this podcast, we want to educate and help the Philippine manufacturers navigate the U.S. market.
    Let’s talk a little bit about you, Dave. What was life like before Papo J’s?
    What’ is Lambanog and describe what makes your product different from similar brands?
    What were your inspirations about producing and marketing a traditional Philippine alcohol/spirits in the US market?
    What do you wish you had known when you started out?”
    (MAKE SURE TO LISTEN TO PART 2 OF THIS 2 PART EPISODE)
    32 min
  • CRAIG O. WILSON: Philippine products in movies, short films and tv shows?
    Are you looking for an insightful conversation on how to increase Philippine product awareness in the U.S. market? You found it! Wherever you are, whatever you’re doing at this very moment we appreciate you taking the time to check out our podcast.  Welcome to the PHILIPPINE PRODUCTS REDEFINED BY pLANET63 podcast...hosted by Ferdinand Soriano of Planet63. The title of today’s episode is; PHILIPPINE PRODUCTS IN MOVIES, SHORT FILMS, AND TV SHOWS?…….Let’s listen. 
    GREETINGS FROM PLANET63!!!! Wow, this has been a crazy week,  to say the least. This podcast is produced in the Southern California area. We’ve seen things. We could just take the whole show and talk about it. So many issues to deal with. But no one is alone. We are all dealing with this in different ways but we are all going through it together. Let’s all focus on productive things but not overlook what’s happening and try to resolve and continue to work towards a better future. Let’s all continue to pray and try to move forward with faith that this too shall pass with an outcome that will be about progress. and equality 
    Let’s get back to the question I asked at the beginning. What needs to be done to redefine  Philippine products to become successful in the U.S. market and beyond? To help me answer that question- let me introduce you to my guest. He is a community leader and founding board member of the Fil-Am Chamber of Commerce in Hollywood, Ca He is an independent filmmaker and is currently in development for an upcoming tv show called Concepcion He is an aspiring entrepreneur who has possibly found an amazing way to promote Philippine products in the U.S. To give us his perspective… please welcome the man who will help me answer our question on this episode.  CRAIG OBLIGACION WILSON. 
    By the way, I would like everyone to google Craig.  He has a certain look about him. Go ahead and Goole him.
    39 min
  • ORIGIN STORY: Why was the PHILIPPINE PRODUCTS REDEFINED by Planet63 podcast created?

    Are you looking for an insightful conversation on how to increase Philippine product awareness in the U.S. market? You found it! No matter where you are, no matter what you’re doing at the moment we appreciate you taking the time to check out our podcast. Welcome to the PHILIPPINE PRODUCTS REDEFINED podcast...hosted by Ferdinand Soriano of Planet63 and Craig Obligacion Wilson. Each episode will have Interviews with brand owners, influencers, and entrepreneurs on how to successfully market Philippine products in the U.S. market and beyond. News & update of Philippine-made and influenced products currently marketed and sold in the U.S. market Lastly, share thoughts, ideas, and opinions with Philippine manufacturers on how to create opportunities in the U.S. market The title of today’s episode is; Why was the Philippine Products Redefined podcast created?

    Hosts: Ferdinand B. Soriano   https://www.linkedin.com/in/ferdinandbsoriano/ and 

    Co-Host: Craig Obligacion Wilson  https://www.linkedin.com/in/craigobligacionwilson/

    Planet63 - https://planet63.com/     https://www.facebook.com/planet63/          

    THIS PODCAST WILL EDUCATE. THIS PODCAST WILL ENTERTAIN. THIS PODCAST WILL GET OPINIONATED (IN A CONSTRUCTIVE WAY OF COURSE…..right Craig?) Why was this podcast created? To help Philippine manufacturers understand how to make Philippine products more appealing to the U.S. market.  Help U.S. consumers discover something truly amazing products (food, fashion, arts& craft and ingredients, and so forth Our hope is to truly make this podcast interactive. We want constructive feedback that the Philippine manufacturers can use. We want our listeners to freely give us their feedback on how we can do that? What do you think, Craig? What do you want our listeners to get out of it? We’’ pack all of this great information in one-hour episodes...starting with our next podcast. Today is just an introductory episode. We hope that you tune in and we look forward to you giving us your feedback. Without your feedback, this show will just be about two opinionated guys who will just ramble on. You guys are the stars. (Let Craig talk) With that being said, thank you again for tuning into this introductory podcast episode of PHILIPPINE PRODUCTS REDEFINED. I am your grateful host (crying) Ferdinand Soriano and (Craig talks)..........Let’s talk again soon….. very soon everyone. Outro That pretty much wraps it up for this episode of PHILIPPINE PRODUCTS REDEFINED. This podcast was produced by Planet63. Please visit us on Facebook, LInkedIn, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram. Thank you again for listening.

    18 min
  • Audio article: MORE Philippine government support for Philippine exporters

    It's the first of hopefully the many podcast that will help redefine Philippine products in the U.S. market. In this episode, Ferdinand B. Soriano, founder of Planet63, reads and summarizes an uplifting article by Manila Bulletin. The article is about the very much needed support being provided by the Philippine government to the Philippine businesses who want to export their products globally. According to the article, year over year, the Philippine government increases its support for the Philippine businesses. What kind of support? Consistent support in education and making the process of exporting a little bit easier. 

    Please subscribe to our podcast and enjoy this episode. 

    9 min

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