This is the last episode of Zerothreetwo Conversations.

Thank you for going on this journey with me.

Cheers!

Today on the podcast I have the pleasure of talking to Bernard Sia and Stephen Chian. For the past two years, I've been fortunate enough to be a part of the End Polio Now Ride. It's a charity ride to raise awareness and funds to End Polio Now.

Bernard Sia was in charge of the actual activity and putting it together.

Stephen Chian was on the fund raising side and where the aid goes.

Enjoy the podcast. 

Where can you find them?

http://rotarycebu.org/

https://www.facebook.com/rotarycebu

I have many things in common with my childhood friends. One of those things is that we are all parents! So I knew it was going to be fun to talk about that, compare notes, and just hang out.

So I talked to Jason Almendras and Blue Cuevas. Blue is a new parent so we wanted to catch up with him and see how he was doing.

Enjoy!

Snoogie Reynes-Mata is one of the most sought after wedding and events planner in Cebu, Philippines. Back when we were planning our wedding, many of our friends spoke very highly of her. Of course, she became our wedding organizer.

In this episode, we talked about having a 9-5 while doing a sideline, when that sideline starts taking more of your attention, the secret to getting good clients, and weddings in the new normal.

Enjoy!

Chai Fonacier is a Filipino theatre and film actress, as well as a singer/songwriter. She is also the songwriter and vocalist of the Cebuano trip hop band Womb. Her acting work for the short film Operation Prutas (2015) garnered her a Best Supporting Actress award in the 2015 Sinulog Film Festival. In November 2015, she won Best Supporting Actress for her role in the Cinema One Originals film Miss Bulalacao.

In 2016, we started a podcast called 3rd World Startup with Kahlil Corazo, Carlo Villarica, Robert Li and Kenn Costales.

This is the reunion show.

In this episode,we talk about what we've changed our mind about in the past few years, exercise, the E-Myth, strengths finder, knowing yourself, roam research and a lot more.

Enjoy!

Where can you find them?

https://www.instagram.com/iamthechumtographer/

https://www.instagram.com/kennyfrc/

https://twitter.com/kcorazo

Every month, I  have a Mastermind group session - it's a group of people who meet regularly to talk about our goals (business, personal, etc.), provide feedback with each other, and allows for accountability. It's been super helpful for me. This is a recording of one of our Mastermind sessions. 

In this session, it's Johnn Mendoza, Kahlil Corazo and Mark Cortes (catches up in the one hour mark). Below is the shownotes for this particular session.

Monica Villarica began dancing at the age of 2 under the direction of her grandmother, Fe Sala Villarica. In 2004, she joined her first CCP Summer Dance Workshop in Manila on partial scholarship.

Since then she has had plenty of experience in dance, notably a scholarship in CCP Dance School, an apprenticeship in Ballet Philippines, and studied in The Ailey School in New York,

https://www.instagram.com/vidacebu/

https://www.facebook.com/vidacebu

https://www.instagram.com/monvsushi/

Jullian Sibi is a software engineer who turned his passion of tech into his blog, utterlyrandomtechie.com, that makes sense of the techie life. His interactions with fellow creatives led him to start a podcast, The Creator Life, an interview/conversation podcast that finds out how different creators live.

Where can you find Jullian?

https://www.utterlyrandomtechie.com/

https://anchor.fm/thecreatorlife

Carlo Bien Clavano de Asis is one of the guys of Aframe Surf Company. I happen to have had the pleasure of joining Carlo Bien in a surf trip. One of the best trips of my life.

In this episode, we talk about running, the basics of stand up paddle (SUP), the sketchiest thing that happened to him on an SUP, the magic of Lanuza, cancelled trips and secret surf spots.

Enjoy!

https://www.instagram.com/aframesurfcompany/

https://www.facebook.com/aframesurfcompany