The Spark Project Radio

The Spark Project Radio

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The Spark Project Radio episodes

  • Spark Conversations with Keb Cuevas of Tagani.ph
    Did you know that the Philippines used to be called the rice bowl of the world? Our country has 9.7 million hectares of tillable land but yet our potential to be one of the dominant suppliers of food in the world remains a potential. To tell us more about the state of the agriculture sector and the realities being faced by our farmers in the Philippines, we sat down with Keb Cuevas, the founder and CEO of Tagani.ph an impact-driven, digital agriculture social startup — a community of farmers, entrepreneurs, agriculturists, and advocates collaborating to make a more inclusive and sustainable agriculture sector.
    Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? You'll be surprised to know Keb's answer to this question in this episode.
    38 min
  • Spark Conversations with Anya Lim of ANTHILL Fabric Gallery

    What's your earliest memory of Philippine weaves? We sat down and talked with our good friend Anya Lim, co-founder of ANTHILL Fabric Gallery, to tell us more about the weave wearing culture in the Philippines and how it's like running her business. ANTHILL is a social and cultural enterprise working on elevating Filipino culture through contemporary and circular design. It also supports cultural preservation and sustainable livelihood through community enterprise building among its partner artisan communities.

    51 min
  • Un-messing People's Lives with Maan Sicam of Happy Helpers

    How might we un-mess our mess? Our guest for this episode is Maan Sicam, co-founder of Happy Helpers, a professional home services social enterprise that is dedicated to helping un-mess people’s lives and delivering with happiness. Maan shares how she sparked Happy Helpers and why she has chosen the path of social entrepreneurship. She also updates us with the adjustments they have been doing during the pandemic. 

    58 min
  • Spark Bayanihan with Kylie Misa of WVN Home Textiles
    For this conversation, we have with us Kylie Misa the co-founder of WVN Home Textiles. She’s been a friend of The Spark Project since 2016 and also a Spark Project alumni. We ask her why she sparked WVN Home Textiles and how her journey was like turning this passion project into a business. Kylie shares not only the wins but also the hard challenges of running a conscious enterprise in the Philippines. We also talk about her #SparkBayanihan campaign at The Spark Project and why we should all be conscious consumers, now more than ever.
    51 min

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Welcome to The Spark Project radio. Celebrating the awesome and inspiring projects of social entrepreneurs, innovators, and creative conscious individuals in the Philippines.