Hosted by Anna Manlulo, Razel Navarro · EN-AU · 37 episodes
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The podcast is about navigating the migrant life as Filipinos in Australia, discussing culture, food, experiences and adventures. "Adobo" represents the rich and layered nature of the human experience. Just like adobo can be adapted with different ingredients and methods, our lives are a blend of diverse influences made rich through the stories and culture that we bring and the new traditions that we create. "Yarn" symbolises the sharing of stories and experiences. We are weaving a narrative together, connecting with each other through the threads of our personal histories and perspectives.”
Anna Manlulo, Razel Navarro hosts Adobo Yarn, a society show with 37 episodes published.
We are taking a little winter break to cozy up, stir the pot, and tend to our own hearths. But while we're away from the microphones, we couldn't leave you empty-handed. This winter, we are revisiting some of our absolut
We are taking a little winter break to cozy up, stir the pot, and tend to our own hearths. But while we're away from the microphones, we couldn't leave you empty-handed. This winter, we are revisiting some of our absolut
What happens to our deepest cultural habits when we pack up our lives and cross the ocean? In this episode, Anna and Razel hold up a mirror to the Filipino diaspora in Australia to look at the traits we grew up with and
Imagine stepping off a plane into a new country right as the world is emerging from global lockdowns. You’re alone, you’re lost, and within your first 48 hours, things go completely off the rails—and you have absolutely
The crisp air has officially hit, and you know what that means—it’s time for the "Winter Pivot." In this episode, Anna and Razel settle in with hot mugs to discuss the inevitable shift from summer ease to winter survival
In continuation of Filipino Food Month , we sit down with the visionary behind Elizabeth Bay’s Greenknowe Cafe to explore a story of reinvention, resilience, and the undeniable pull of home. The journey began in 2015 wit
April is Filipino Food Month ( Buwan ng Kalutong Pilipino ), and this year, the celebration has reached a fever pitch! 🇵🇭🇦🇺 In this episode, Anna and Razel take a deep dive into the roots of the movement right here i
"Ikaw ang maghanap ng saya..." (Don't just wait for joy—create it.) In this special International Women's Day episode, Anna and Razel sit down with a true titan of the Filipino-Australian community: Marivic Ayap-Flores .
Ever felt like a secret agent trying to prove you actually exist? 🕵️♂️ Welcome to the ultimate "ID Culture Shock" guide! In this episode, Anna and Razel reminisce their experience navigating the confusing, sometimes hi
"Did I move across the world just to start from zero?" This is most migrants' story! We move across oceans for many different reasons, and starting from scratch is almost always, the default mode. Making the hard choices
"We're talking about Filipino migration to Australia , Gen Z trends on TikTok , and our lives as Filipino Australians in Sydney back in 2016." Is your feed looking a little… 2016 lately? If you’re seeing more Rio de Jane
Happy 2026, Adobo Yarn Fam! 🥂 We are kicking off the year with our very first episode of 2026, and we’re diving straight into the New Year headspace. Are you the type to write a list of resolutions on January 1st, or ar
We’re ending 2025 with a major milestone: pull up a chair and join us at Taguan Cafe in Sydney because Episode 25 is officially our very first video episode! Amidst the buzz of the brunch crowd and the aroma of ube latte
Before the busyness of December take over, get ready for a holiday episode that's as rich and complex as a slice of Queso de Bola paired with sweet and ripe Australian mangoes! Hosts Anna and Razel discuss the the beauti
Welcome back to the Adobo Yarn road trip! After cruising through NSW and ACT in Part 1 (Episode 20), Anna and Razel realised they only covered a fraction of this massive continent. In this episode, your titas are crossin
The food world is buzzing! Following the historic first Michelin Guide selection for the Philippines complete with two stars, one star, and multiple Bib Gourmand awards, we dive into what this massive international recog
What happens to treasured traditions when you move halfway across the world? Anna and Razel discuss the Filipino rituals of Undas —All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day—and share the heartfelt memories of visiting cemeterie
Hop in, mga bes! In this episode, Anna and Razel are trading their usual backyard chika for a road trip adventure across New South Wales (and a bit of ACT!). We're putting on our tour guide hats and taking you to the mus
In this episode, we're talking about health from a Filipino perspective. When you feel under the weather, who do you call first? Your doctor, or your Lola (Lolo, Tita or Nanay) with their trusted list of home remedies? J
Spring is here and it's time for a reset! Ready to tackle that overwhelming pile of clutter? In this episode, Anna and Razel get brutally honest and confess their personal hoarding habits. Anna admits to her never-ending
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