Listen to more on foods and such in the culture!

Just wanted to keep you all in the loop!

Today is about children and birth in Pingelap. Listen in!

Today is a day where we talk more about marriages. This time in Ulithi. 

Thanks for joining for another episode for the month of May, Asian American Pacific Islander Month. Or as I am calling it: Micronesian Month! Today, the topic is farming in the Marshall Islands. Keep your ears open to learn more!

I read about Mokilese land today. Listen in to learn more!

Today we talk royalt in Micronesia! 

Loving the exploration of this book! The book is Some Things of Value: Micronesia Customs as Seen by Micronesians. It is written by students and former students of the Community College of Micronesia in Saipan, NMI in 1975. 

I am part Ngatukese and had to do a little something-something on it!

Let's talk about past and present religion in Pingelap!

Today's episodes goes over arranged marriages on Satawal. I give a bit of my own two cents and make a call for discussion. Listen in!

This episode has a snippet of info on Yapese culture! Listen in!

On today's episode, we discuss Kiribati- the island that is being swallowed by the ocean! Listen in!

Let me tell ya about the GAO Report. Listen in!

Welcome back all! Today is the beginning of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month and I am here to start this season like I did the first season-- daily episodes for the entire month! This one will be a bit different, however. Enjoy. 

To hear more about Delma and Delvin's personal story, you can listen to it 23 minutes into the newest episode of Self Evident. The episode is title Heartbeats. Listen to that here: Self Evident Podcast You can donate to get Delvin a new wheelchair here: Delma & Delvin Need a Wheelchair GoFundMe Thanks again, listeners!

Today, I have guest, Diliaur and we talk about fat-phobia and how it impacts Micronesians due to colonized thinking. Listen in for more! Once you listen feel free to follow Diliaur on Twitter: @diliaur Also, feel free to follow her recommended link on Twitter: @yrfatfriend She also recommended episodes of Maintenance Phase that can be heard here:  http://maintenancephase.com/  Episodes recommended were the episodes titled: - The Obesity Epidemic & - The Body Mass Index As I...

This week is an episode to discuss remembrance. Remembering all the missing persons and respecting them, but making it a point to mention those often forgotten!

This episode is short and sweet, but Manit Day should be honored and recognized because at the end of the day it makes a beautiful contribution to preserving our culture. Listen in!

I've never done Micronesian news. I just read some details out loud from the most recent stories that popped up on a web search. Enjoy!

Many listeners have requested for my brother to return and to also have my dad on. In light of them visiting, I've brought the episode your way! Enjoy. 

I wanted to put out an episode on anti-Micronesian hate. I say it in the pod and will again, I did NOT do the subject justice. I do not know that there is a right way to unload all that is hateful towards our people. Either way, I felt compelled to at least address it and start the discussion. 

Portia Jackson is a professional who has wore many hats in the housing sector. Portia identifies as a black woman and also identifies as a Person of the Global Majority. Portia lives in Minneapolis and shares her expertise, tips, and other offerings to the Micronesian people in hopes to encourage our community to buy houses! To watch the documentary on redlining that Portia shared, you can watch that at: Jim Crow of the North - Full-Length Documentary - YouTube To watch the NPR Code Switch...

This episode, I talked with Jasmine who is a Micronesian inspiration. She shared with listeners her journey of freelance writing and creating The Husk! Listen in!

Today, I talk in a second installment update on the Pacific Islands Forum and their current relationship and status with our Micronesian nations. Listen in!