FOBcast

FOBcast is a podcast exploring Filipino American immigrant stories, produced by Bindlestiff Studio.Episode 2, From Monuments to MassesJune 15, 2021Monuments are being toppled all over the country as old and new ones alike face greater scrutiny amid the movement for racial justice. Meanwhile, communities have embraced public art to redefine the politics of space. In SOMA Pilipinas, examples of this abound.—Producers: Aureen Almario, Joe Cascasan, Jud Ferrer, Lian Ladia, Rachel Lastimosa & Oliver SariaFOBcast’s logo and Episode 2's artwork, "Just Dewey It" is created by England HidalgoTheme music by Ron Ramos aka MatellicaEdited by Rachel LastimosaEnding music: Ibilin & Oblivion O' Sanguine Heart | Ibilin & Oblivion FOBcast would like to thank Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center, SOMA Pilipinas, SF Arts Commission, SF Grants for the Arts, Cheyenne Concepcion, MC Canlas, Sami See, Ibilin & Oblivion, & Conrad Benedicto.SHOW NOTES:To learn more about the people and topics featured in this episode, please visit:Cheyenne ConcepcionMC CanlasMonuments and Markers: Uncovering the Philippine American War in San FranciscoSami See SOMA Pilipinas Advisory Group meeting on July 1, 5-6pm. For more info contact [email protected] Monuments And Memorials Advisory Committee (MMAC)

FOBcast is a podcast exploring Filipino American immigrant stories, produced by Bindlestiff Studio.Episode 1, On CovidAugust 26, 2020Now that we are in the midst of a pandemic, how is our beloved community theater coping? In this episode Bindlestiff's Managing Director Oliver Saria gets tested, Intergenerational community members share their inner thoughts through writing workshops. And NYC punk band NSI (Namatay Sa Ingay) drops a new song!—Producers: Aureen Almario, Joe Cascasan, Ed Mabasa, Lian Ladia, Julio Lara & Oliver SariaFOBcast’s logo is created by England HidalgoTheme music by Ron Ramos aka MatellicaFOBcast would like to thank DCYF, YBCA, YOHANA, Robynn Takayama, Ana Lisa Escobedo, Oscar Peñaranda, Lolita Kintanar & Conrad Benedicto.This podcast is part of the exhibition program "IF A TREE FALLS," curated by YBCA fellow and SOMA curator/organizer, Lian Ladia.