Results for “Filipino”

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Ancient Korean Wise Tales w/ Howie Mandel | Ep 267 | Bad Friends

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Howie Mandel joins the Bad Friends podcast to discuss Filipino superstitions, share stories from his career including AGT and Sketchers, and engage in comedic banter with hosts Andrew Schulz and Alex Cooper.summaryFilipino superstitions include avoiding sweeping at night (sweeps away good fortune), not sleeping with wet hair (causes blindness), and jumping at midnight on New Year's Eve (to grow taller).takeaway

Jada Kai on Her First Time Being N*ked Online, Loving Girls & Her First An*l Experience

PLUG TALK PODCAST55 views
She emphasizes the importance of authentic, natural content creation with friends and addresses the mixed reactions from her Filipino community regarding sex work.summaryCultural Context: The Filipino community has a divided view on sex work, ranging from religiously-based shame ('the devil is going to come back and get you') to supportive empowerment ('you're a CEO, you're an entreprenetakeaway“you're shamed to the culture but there's a lot of people that want me to be be like I want to be able to express my sexuality so you are actually um setting a very good example for Filipino people”quote

How The US Stole The Philippines

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The video details how the US acquired the Philippines through a fabricated military narrative in 1898, collaborating with Spain to exclude Filipino revolutionaries from the victory.summaryThe US and Spain staged a fake battle in Manila; Spain intentionally surrendered to the US rather than Filipino revolutionaries to preserve face, allowing the US to claim sovereignty while excluding Filipinos from the vitakeaway“The Spanish Commander literally said that he would, quote, be willing to surrender to white people but not to the Filipinos.”quote

How Eric Bauza Became Bugs Bunny – Space Jam 2 & the Golden Era of 90s Culture

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Eric Bowser, an Emmy-winning Filipino-American voice actor, discusses his journey from Toronto to becoming the voice of Bugs Bunny and other Looney Tunes characters.summaryBowser advocates for authentic casting in animation, arguing that while he is proud to represent Filipino heritage, talent and performance ability should be the primary criteria for roles like Bugs Bunny, though he suppotakeaway“When you do look at that history book, you're going to see uh five old white dudes and then uh and then the the kid from Up, you know, Russell in the history books. And honestly, if that inspires you, even if you're notquote

Marshawn Gets HEATED Over Expensive Burgers + Chef Alvin Reveals CRAZY BTS Of LA Food

Get Got Pod with Marshawn Lynch & Mike Robinson54 views
Cultural Respect: In Filipino culture, success validates culinary choices; family members may criticize dishes unless the chef has established credibility through awards and success.takeaway“Filipinos love supporting success. So if you haven't made that successful part of your life, everything you do doesn't taste good. But the moment someone else says it tastes good, it's all good.”quote

Shortkut: Bay Area DJ History, Turntablism Invisibl Skratch Piklz & Beat Junkies, LL Cool J

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Shortcut details his evolution from a DIY Bay Area DJ in Daly City to a member of the Invisible Scratch Pickles, highlighting the pivotal role of Filipino-American communities in shaping hip-hop culture through early mobsummaryFilipino-American communities in the Bay Area, particularly Daly City, were foundational to early hip-hop and DJ culture, with early crews like Electric Sounds pioneering mobile sound systems using DIY methods like cementakeaway

Rudy & Her Sister Are Bullies | Ep 276 | Bad Friends

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This episode features a comedic exploration of cultural differences between the US and the Philippines, specifically regarding minimum wage and household chores, alongside a deep dive into Filipino folklore regarding thesummaryFilipino Folklore: The 'Kapre' (or Capri/Coperes) is described as a tall, dark, hairy humanoid figure (up to 10 feet) that lives in large trees (mango, bamboo), smokes cigars, and plays pranks like making people lose thetakeaway