Novy Bereber is a Filipino-Australian choreographer from Iloilo City who is now based in Sydney, Australia. He is the Philippines’ leading choreographer of his generation, the only one to have mounted his works to the major dance companies in the Philippines – Ballet Philippines, Ballet Manila, and Philippine Ballet Theatre and Airdance.
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This podcast is written and hosted by me, Miko Santos, Produced by Kangaroofern Media Lab, Australi’s Independent podcast management company. Research by Ivone Santos, Edited and mixed by Jaime Bada, Sound design by Ivan Santos, our Podcast producers Jaymie Lopez, and Renee Bernales. Voice over artist Kiko Malicdem. Music by audiohero.com. Filipinotastic logo by Sid Tabar
Thank you to our guest Novy Bereber, Sayaw PD, Sayaw technical director Will Laxa and Mica Bernas
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Behind Episode 2 - Glaiza De Leon | Mummy, I Can’t Find My Loud Voice
Glaiza was born in the Philippines, and moved to Australia when she was one. She grew up in Western Sydney where she completed her schooling years. Throughout school she enjoyed creative projects, in particular when it came to story writing.
A favourite pastime is sharing a bedtime story with her three young children who are mini bookworms. Reading together is always the highlight of their day.
‘Mummy, I Can’t Find My Loud Voice’ is Glaiza’s debut children’s picture book. It was written after a conversation she had with her eldest daughter (that pulled on her heartstrings)- who is the main character in the story. Glaiza hopes this story will encourage children who are naturally quiet and shy at school, to find bravery, one word at a time.
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This podcast is written and hosted by me, Miko Santos, Produced by Kangaroofern Media Lab, Australi’s Independent podcast management company. Research by Ivone Santos, Edited and mixed by Jaime Bada, Sound design by Ivan Santos, our Podcast producer Jaymie Lopez, Assistance Podcast producer Renee Bernales. Voice over artist Kiko Malicdem . Music by audiohero.com . Filipinotastic logo by Sid Tabar
Thank you to our guest Barry Duremdes
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Behind episode 1 - What is Destiny ?
Barry and Herbelle (knowns in social media as BarBelle EverAfter) are a young Filipino couple currently based in Sydney, Australia. They have moved to Australia 8 years ago after working as OFWs in Singapore and have since become Permanent Residents in 2015, acquired citizenship in 2018 and are now living in their own home with their 3-year-old daughter in southwest Sydney. They now own and run their cafe and burger restaurant in the Marrickville area in Inner West Sydney.
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CREDITS :
This podcast is written and hosted by me, Miko Santos, Produced by Kangaroofern Media Lab, Australi’s Independent podcast management company. Research by Ivone Santos, Edited and mixed by Jaime Bada, Sound design by Ivan Santos, our Podcast producer Jaymie Lopez, Assistance Podcast producer Renee Bernales. Voice over artist Kiko Malicdem . Music by audiohero.com . Filipinotastic logo by Sid Tabar
Thank you to our guest Barry Duremdes
Once again THANK YOU so much for carving out the time to hear what was shared on today’s podcast. Don’t forget there’s a free podcast course waiting for you over at www.podfiesta.org
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Did you know that in New Zealand, the dairy farming industry brings in about $19 billion a year to the national economy? Dairying is spread across 1.74 million hectares of land and plays an important role in every regional economy. It is also a fact that being a dairy farmer is one of the pathways for Filipinos to get work permits in NZ. In this episode we speak to one kababayan we can be proud of, for his achievements in the dairy industry. Meet Mr Christopher Vila, who used to be a Vet in the Philippines who traded his career to explore work opportunities as a dairy farmer in NZ. After more than 10 years in NZ, he now holds the most prestigious award given by the NZ Dairy Industry.
Chris is the --
• National Winner of 2021 New Zealand Dairy Manager of the Year
• First Filipino who won a National Award in the New Zealand Dairy Industry Award
• First Pinoy and Asian who won in Waikato Dairy Manager of Year Category
• Recipient of 2021 Kiwi-Pinoy Heroes Award
Let’s hear it from Chris himself who talks about his life and how he can use his position now to help uplift the Filipino dairy farmers in NZ.
We invited Fr Dennis Nacorda of Wellington New Zealand to another episode to update us on what the situation is like being a priest for a local community whose work is also affected by the pandemic. He will share with us his experience of "pivoting" worship services to go online and how he helps his parishioners during the pandemic.
Are you an online seller? Or do you know someone who is? Here is one that we interviewed in Samu't Sari: Conversations with Mimi who has the drive, the passion and the dream to succeed! Get to know Queenie and why she is determined to succeed as an online seller. Get to know what products she chose and how she is making money out of it.
In this episode, Mimi interviews Noelle Soto Maligaya who worked as a technical writer before she transitioned into a virtual freelancing career. Noelle has over the years appreciated the flexibility and the growth of her professional life as an online worker. Get to know how she did it, how she leveraged her technical writing skills to enjoy what she is doing now.
In this episode Mimi interviews Suzette Reyes who is from Wellington New Zealand. Suzette has a fulltime job as a manager in a big retail store in Wellington but still decided to venture into an online business training her team and passionate about clean and healthy homes through her product. Get to know how Suzette can combine online business and fulltime job.
Engaging with Ramon in this interview is a delight because Mimi sees a lot of vision and plans being formed in his young mind. A young man with many talents and pursuits, he also took up on a family food business with a business partner, who is also a family friend. Ramon talks about how they started and the challenges of introducing an online food delivery service in their town.
Young Mom Tried VA Work and Selling Online (Samu't Sari Podcast Season 2 Episode 3)
In this podcast, Mimi talks to Gayle Sisperez, a young mother who is determined to work hard both as a virtual assistant for a dropshipping company and well as being an online seller. Get to know Gayle and her story here.
For today’s episode, we will introduce to you Subclass 491. This subclass is also known as a
Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa. This temporary visa is for skilled people nominated by a
state or territory government to live and work in regional Australia.
This subclass is also known as a Temporary Skill Shortage visa. This temporary visa lets an employer sponsor a suitably skilled
worker to fill a position they can’t find a suitably skilled Australian to fill.
For today’s episode, we will introduce to you Subclass 494. This subclass is also known as a Skilled Employer-Sponsored Regional (Provisional) visa. This visa enables regional employers to address identified labour shortages within their region by sponsoring skilled workers where employers can’t source appropriately skilled Australian workers.
For today’s episode, we will introduce to you Subclass 485. This subclass is also known as a Temporary Graduate Visa. This visa allows international students to live, study and work here in Australia after their studies have finished.
For today’s episode, we will introduce to you Subclass 408. This subclass is also known as a Temporary Activity Visa. This visa allows people to come to Australia to do specific types of work on a short-term temporary basis. There are several types of work or categories you can choose from when applying for this visa. In this podcast, we will just focus on the most timely and relevant one considering our current situation with Covid19 pandemic.
This subclass is also known as a Working Holiday Visa. This visa is for young adults who want an extended holiday in Australia and to work here to fund their stay.
This visa is for young adults who want an extended holiday in Australia and to work here to fund their stay.
For today’s episode, in relation to our last episode about Subclass 500 which is the Student Visa ,We will now introduce to you Subclass 590. Subclass 590 is also known as a Student Guardian Visa. This visa is for people who want to visit Australia to support a child who holds a student visa
For today’s episode, in relation to our last episode about Subclass 500 which is the Student Visa ,We will now introduce to you Subclass 590. Subclass 590 is also known as a Student Guardian Visa. This visa is for people who want to visit Australia to support a child who holds a student visa
Subclass 500 - Student Visa - This visa is for people who want to visit Australia to participate in a course of study.
