“It Didn’t Kill Me, But It Almost Did. Almost.”
“It Didn’t Kill Me, But It Almost Did. Almost.” A digital story by Shamma Jade Francisco, Digital Storytelling Workshop with Aurelia L
EDSA39
I grew up hearing and learning about the EDSA People Power Revolution in 1986. I was only nine years old then. But
Radio
I’ve just read that today is WORLD RADIO DAY. So, let me flex my radio – my morning companion while I have
Why Tell Stories?
“…to create readiness, to nudge the people toward a welcome awakening.” I chatted with a colleague this morning about the importance of
Japan
“Wherever you go becomes a part of you somehow.” A ten-day trip to Nagoya, Takayama, Nagano, and Kyoto. A few times I
The Making of Kock Seng’s Videos
“I’m fortunate that we had Au. She was with us almost 24/7. She went to all of our friends gatherings, she would
Saving Stories
In 2019 I documented a number of legacy stories of Kock Seng who had Multiple System Atrophy – a chronic degeneration of
Angels On The Road
One night a couple of weeks ago, we waited for our overnight bus to Kyoto from Nagano. Our bus stop was located
Sanbon Sugi
Togakushi – the “most mysterious place in Japan”. Before hiking all the way up to the Togakushi Shrine and seeing the avenue