The first time I heard of the puwek di kiling – the “typhoon of kiling” (puwek pronounced poo-poowǝk) – was from my grandmother. I was
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When Woke Backfires
I once thought being woke was like being chosen by a Jedi to bring balance to the galaxy. You know awareness, social justice, standing up
Arte Fino: A Journey Through Filipino Craftsmanship and Culture
Attending Arte Fino for the first time was nothing short of magical, especially for someone who appreciates great design and innovation. As a person deeply
Unveiling the Origins of “Igorots”: A Glimpse into the Work of Trinidad Pardo de Tavera and William Henry Scott
The term “Igorots” has long been associated with the indigenous people of the mountainous regions of the northern Philippines, specifically in the Cordillera region. But
Content Creation – The Desire to be heard
In the digital age, the rise of blogging, vlogging, and self-publication reflects a profound human desire: the need to be heard. These platforms have democratized
Panagbenga – the Tai-chi of Philippine Festivals
(Opinion piece) The Panagbenga Festival is the most anticipated event celebrated every February in the UNESCO Creative City of Baguio. Also known as the Baguio
