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The intense flavors of tomato and chili sauces together bring out the best of the stir-fried Sri Lankan mud crab, yet these crab dishes also give us “warning signs of imminent environmental collapse.” In this episode, we discuss my recent overseas trip and review an anthology of essays about environmental perspectives in Singapore titled Eating Chilli Crab in the Anthropocene.
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Season ender? Season opener? It’s been a while since the last episode of this podcast. We’re doing this episode to update you about the future of this show concerning content and some minor changes. Also, a primer on the upcoming national elections in the Philippines.
In this episode, we review Tim Harper’s very exciting book titled, “Underground Asia: Global Revolutionaries and Assault on Empire.” While Underground Asia shares stark similarities to previous works in terms of scope and degree of attention to little-known Asian personalities, the book differs in terms of approach. Learn more on this new episode.
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Ang Fraile is a two-part satire comedy near the tail-end of the Spanish occupation of the Philippines, in the fictional town of San Edgardo. In this episode, I share my thoughts about this timely and brilliant tandem work by Erwin Romulo and by RA Rivera.
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The book Asian Place, Filipino Nation challenges traditional narratives about the Philippine revolution. In this episode of Shaken, Not Stirred podcast, I share a shorter version of my published review article related to this illuminating book authored by Nicole Cuunjieng Aboitiz of the University of Cambridge.
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Shaken, Not Stirred podcast is hosted by Zuriel Domingo. Let’s talk about books, films, and anything relevant and interesting in the Philippines and the rest of Southeast Asia. Make sure to follow or subscribe for new releases.
You can follow me on Twitter: @domingozuriel
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