Hosted by Vivien and Keziah · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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Two Bisaya girlies in Aotearoa exploring Filipino identity in the diaspora. Our podcast is a safe, judge-free space for young Filipinos to process and celebrate their heritage. Expect deep cultural dives, personal stories, community voices, and plenty of Bisaya humor!🎧 New episodes fortnightly on Mondays.📲 Stay updated by following us on Instagram and tag us #BisayaBanter. 🗣️ Tell us what you think on Spotify's Q&A and polls!We love hearing from our listeners, so don't hesitate to reach out and share your stories!
Vivien and Keziah hosts Bisaya Banter, a society show with 15 episodes published.
What would you do if your film, made for your own people, was banned in your own country? In this special episode of Bisaya Banter, Vivien sat down with award-winning Filipino filmmaker Baby Ruth Villarama, best known fo
In this episode, we’re unpacking all the things we really wish we knew before moving to New Zealand — the funny, the awkward, and the downright emotional. Culture shocks: Why are people barefoot in the streets?! “Bring a
Today (November 2) is All Souls Day, a Philippine public holiday when we remember our loved ones who have passed away. We eat, pray, and play together with our extended families at the cemetery, and we sometimes camp the
Content warning: This episode discusses mental health issues and themes of assault. In this deeply personal episode, Vivien and Keziah open up about their own experiences of being fetishised as Asian women in the dating
This is a special video episode with the bubbly Marc Conaco, a queer Bisaya artist whose journey in the creative industry is deeply influenced by his supportive Bisaya parents and the rich cultural tapestry of Māori trad
In this episode, we explore the work of Jas Sabrine, a Filipino artist in New Zealand. They were inspired by Māori culture in their journey to reconnect with their Filipino heritage. Jas discusses how indigenous practice
**TRIGGER WARNING: MENTION OF RAPE** We explore the stark differences between the education systems of New Zealand and the Philippines. We talk about how the Māori community preserving their culture and language is an in
In this special episode, we commemorate Philippine Independence Day by delving into our complex colonial history. Join us as we reflect on a poignant quote by national hero Jose Rizal about losing our culture during Span
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Chachie Abara, founder of KasamahanCo community, talks about her journey of decolonization. We also talk more about toxic Filipino culture, setting boundaries and rest.
I had such a great conversation with my friend, Hera Nalam. She is an interdisciplinary artist based in Canada. This means she writes music, sings and dance, and acts in theatre in film. We talk about her own journey of
Esther is Ilokano on her father's side and Igorot on her mother's side. Her family moved to Aotearoa (New Zealand) when she was only 11 years old. She talks about her first racist memory in Year (Grade) 7. That moment st
Marc shares his story about growing up in the apartheid regime in South Africa, his own experience in racism and his thoughts on how we can all move forward.
Marc shares his story about growing up in the apartheid regime in South Africa, his own experience in racism and his thoughts on how we can all move forward.
How Chats with Project came to be and what it's all about. I'll be sharing a glimpse of my heart behind this passion project. Disclaimer: When I say it seems simple in New Zealand, I only specifically meant that for acce
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