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Tanum Tuesdays Tanum Tuesdays is a podcast where we talk to folks around the Philippines about their gardens, farms,

Hallooooh, Katanumers!!! We're so happy to be back! We hope all of you are doing well. For our first episode this year (...
08/02/2022

Hallooooh, Katanumers!!! We're so happy to be back! We hope all of you are doing well. For our first episode this year (although we recorded this last year), we have Monica Luna (.and.sage), a permaculture homesteader, homeschooling mom, among other things. She tells us all about homesteading life, living simply, and treading gently on earth. We're also cooking up new segments for the podcast, so do listen till the end for details. Let us know how you found this episode and if you have homesteading dreams, too!🌱💚

Registration is still open! (Special thanks to Mavic Conde for the notice)
08/12/2021

Registration is still open!

(Special thanks to Mavic Conde for the notice)

Inviting everyone to “Turning Climate Stories Into Action Multi-Stakeholder Forum” happening this coming Friday, December 10, 2021, 9:30 am to 12:00 nn!

Organized by the OML Center in partnership with the Climate Reality Project Philippines and Asia Society Philippines, this event aims to engage stakeholders in a discussion on various approaches to climate storytelling and reporting, and how these can be utilized to enable action.

The two-part forum will feature a roundtable discussion, where climate communicators who were accepted as Umalohokan Fellows of the OML Center’s Balangay Media Project will present the different strategies employed in their media campaigns with an esteemed roster of media serving as reactors and expanding discussions on the opportunities and challenges of the strategy and story presented. It will also feature a solutions brainstorming session, where the Fellows and forum participants shall be assigned to breakout rooms to identify challenges and opportunities of and in climate reporting.

To register, please go to https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdSMaMVGnXwqwzELVhSGqsjs1D7Qn-Wq8smCPVtbOEJVB32Yg/viewform.


Dr. Victor Amoroso is a Pteridologist or fern expert who established the Herbarium of Central Mindanao. He is Professor ...
07/09/2021

Dr. Victor Amoroso is a Pteridologist or fern expert who established the Herbarium of Central Mindanao. He is Professor Emeritus at Central Mindanao University, and has discovered more than a dozen new species of plants! In this episode he shares how he became a lover of ferns, how ferns live and reproduce, and he even gives some tips on how to grow your own. Listen in on Spotify, iTunes, or wherever you listen to podcasts:

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4UhTveLNYzYyMMV28J3hmf

All episodes on Anchor:
https://anchor.fm/tanumtuesdays/

Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo, Rizal is known for its large galleries of Filipino art with scenic views of Metro Manila a...
29/06/2021

Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo, Rizal is known for its large galleries of Filipino art with scenic views of Metro Manila as a backdrop. What many don't know is that deep inside one corner of the premises is an "outdoor gallery" of some of the most unique and beautiful plants and trees of the Philippines.

Listen in on soundbites from a tour we took, led by Ronald Achacoso, the "curator" of the Pinto Arboretum and trustee member of the Philippine Native Plants Conservation Society, Inc. or PNPCSI.

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/54qAXhdkd4JPaCUccO7fzk

Anchor:
https://anchor.fm/tanumtuesdays/episodes/Episode-14-Native-Trees-of-Pinto-Arboretum-e13k861

All episodes on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/4RifQQmAFjJ03vVal9jB10

In case you missed it, here is Episode 13: Growing Food Communities. We talked to Laila Pornel, Mabi David, and Ernest B...
29/06/2021

In case you missed it, here is Episode 13: Growing Food Communities. We talked to Laila Pornel, Mabi David, and Ernest Barreiro of Good Food Community, an organization that is practicing Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA) in the Philippines.

Through the CSA model and movement, Good Food Community is helping create a network of farmers, consumers, organizations, and other entities who are connected not just transactionally, but "soul-to-soul," as Ernest describes it. We hope you enjoy this episode, and please do check out Good Food Community through their website (www.goodfoodcommunity.com) and their Instagram account ().

Listen on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0NjwmmGJs1fl5aWjqK53kL

Listen on Anchor:
https://anchor.fm/tanumtuesdays/episodes/Episode-13-Growing-Food-Communities-with-Good-Food-Community-e12q3ga

More episodes on anything tanum or plants in our channel:
https://open.spotify.com/show/4RifQQmAFjJ03vVal9jB10

Happy Tuesday! In our latest episode, we talk to Vincer Quibral, the agripreneur behind Glorious Land Ecofarm in Labo, C...
04/05/2021

Happy Tuesday! In our latest episode, we talk to Vincer Quibral, the agripreneur behind Glorious Land Ecofarm in Labo, Camarines Norte. Vincer shares how a health crisis became a way for him to go back to nature. He has a strong sense and passion for biodiversity, he’s a Climate Reality Leader for the agriculture sector, and he’s sharing his experience and skills with other farmers as a permaculture practitioner. A lot of great tips from Vincer in this episode so have a listen!

We also want to hear from you! Send your voice messages via Facebook or Instagram or via email at [email protected].

Listen on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3PdKpIAralnxQ63Gcugbp0?si=VVi0JUcfRFK92UpAvG_VAg

Listen on Anchor:
https://anchor.fm/tanumtuesdays/episodes/Episode-12-Following-Natures-Lead-for-Sustainable-Farming-e1071or

More episodes on anything tanum or plants in our channel: https://open.spotify.com/show/4RifQQmAFjJ03vVal9jB10?si=m1mczYIySdWPl2Me36h2BA

19/12/2020

Hi, everyone!!! It's almost Christmas! We hope all of you are celebrating as safely as you can, keeping in mind that during these times, staying physically apart may be the most loving and meaningful gift we can give each other. With that said, while we will miss recording a session this Sunday since we resume next year with a new season, we hope you can drop in some questions we can answer in future episodes! Since you're following this page, you can easily send us a voice message through this page (which will redirect you to Messenger) -- you can say your name or be anonymous, up to you! Please feel free to ask questions related to any of the past episodes in Season 1. We will try to ask our past interviewees if we cannot answer your questions ourselves :). We hope to hear from you soon, Katanumers! Ingat! Halong! Maligayang Pasko!💚🤎

Friends, family, and plants: all you need to make your holiday season bright! To end the 1st season, your fellow Ka-Tanu...
09/12/2020

Friends, family, and plants: all you need to make your holiday season bright! To end the 1st season, your fellow Ka-Tanumers shared their thoughts and reflections about how they've grown as plantitas and plantitos, where the podcast has been, and what it can be in the future. What were your favorite moments or episodes? What would you like to learn more about in Season 2? Listen in, and let us know.

Listen on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/52ity35TAvovfcTBbMcvmp

Listen on Anchor.fm:
https://anchor.fm/tanumtuesdays/

Episode 9 is out! For this episode, we talked to Dr. Trina de la Llana, a psychiatrist, about plants and mental health. ...
25/11/2020

Episode 9 is out! For this episode, we talked to Dr. Trina de la Llana, a psychiatrist, about plants and mental health. She tells us about the mental, emotional, and even social benefits of taking care of plants! This is a really hopeful and comforting episode, perfect as we approach the end of this wild year. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did!

Spotify: https://link.tospotify.com/OBNzYAy5Gbb

Apple Podcasts/iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/tanum-tuesdays/id1526118126 =c9741fcf-c598-407c-a906-2eee2f6e2a05

Episode 8 is out and it's on PERMACULTURE! We interview Bernie Quimpo and Gabriel Razo, who are both currently tending t...
10/11/2020

Episode 8 is out and it's on PERMACULTURE! We interview Bernie Quimpo and Gabriel Razo, who are both currently tending to permaculture farms in Kidapawan, Mindanao. With much insight and passion so generously shared by both with us and with all of you listeners, this episode is a great introduction to the design framework that is permaculture. We hope you enjoy it and do keep an eye out for additional permaculture resources on this page.

Spotify: https://link.tospotify.com/S0Gf4Bcxibb

Apple Podcasts or iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/tanum-tuesdays/id1526118126?i=1000497880672

In our latest episode, Gee Ann Nillo and Ura Sevilla share how they got into growing their own food and how they met thr...
30/10/2020

In our latest episode, Gee Ann Nillo and Ura Sevilla share how they got into growing their own food and how they met through their common interest in hydroponics. Before COVID-19, Gee and Ura would conduct workshops and demos on DIY hydroponics.

Listen today on Spotify or wherever you get your podcast!
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1hxGXtFZKjM7gxHoLs8byH

Happy Tuesday, Katanumers! In our latest episode, we talk to Gee Ann Nillo and Ura Sevilla, hydroponics practitioners in...
27/10/2020

Happy Tuesday, Katanumers! In our latest episode, we talk to Gee Ann Nillo and Ura Sevilla, hydroponics practitioners in Manila. It's a form of gardening that uses no soil, but instead grows plants in a solution of water and nutrients.

Gee Ann is an entrepreneur and Ura is an NGO worker, and together they've been doing workshops on the basic methods of hydroponics and how anyone can start growing their own food.

Listen today on Spotify or wherever you get your podcast!
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1hxGXtFZKjM7gxHoLs8byH

23/10/2020

Bilang pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa at Buwan ng Kasaysayan, muling ipinakikilala ng Kagawaran ng Ugnayang Panlabas (DFA) sa publiko ang obrang Flora de Filipinas, isang kalipunan ng mga katawan ng mga halaman sa Pilipinas na masikap na kinalap ng siyentistang si Padre Manuel Blanco, OSA at unang nalimbag noong 1837.

Mula 1877 hanggang 1883 naman ay nalimbag ang edisyon nito na kasama ang mga larawang guhit nina Fray Mariano Fabregas, OSA, Fray Miguel Lucio, OFM, Agustin Saez, Ramon Santa Coloma, at Emma Vidal. Kabilang din dito ang mga guhit ng mga Pilipinong sina Cayetano Arguelles, Francisco Domingo, ang magkapatid na Regino at Rosendo Garcia, Jose Lorenzo Guerrero, Isidro Llado, F. Pardo, Felix Martinez, R. L Salamanca, Miguel Zaragoza at Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo.

Sa kabutihang loob ng Biblioteca Nacional de España (http://bdh-rd.bne.es/), may access na ang mga Pilipino sa kakaibang mga batis historikal na maaaring ma-download nang malinaw at libre, tulad ng limang-tomong aklat ni Padre Blanco (https://tinyurl.com/y5vf7nfg).

Tampok ng seryeng ito ang 15 lamina o ilustrasyong botanikal sa aklat ni Padre Blanco. Sa pakikipag-ugnayan ng DFA, isinaayos ng Project Saysay Inc. ang pagtatampok ng seryeng ito kung saan makikita ang papel ng mga piling halaman sa lipunan, kultura, at kasaysayang Pilipino.

Nakasulat din sa baybayin ang katutubong pangalan ng mga halaman, bilang munting ambag ng kagawaran sa pagpapalawig ng paggamit sa isa sa sinaunang sulat ng bansa.

Kaugnay nito, isang lecture at workshop hinggil sa sinaunang sulat ang isasagawa sa page ng kagawaran, sa ika-22 ng Agosto, katuwang ang Project Saysay Inc.

Nagsisikap ang DFA na mas mapaghusay ang ugnayang pangkalinangan (cultural diplomacy) nito. Gayundin, kaisa ang kagawaran sa pagpapalakas sa kumpiyansang kultural (cultural confidence) ng mga Pilipino, nasa loob man o labas ng bansa.

Ang seryeng “Flora de Filipinas” ay opisyal na gawain sa ilalim ng 2021 Quincentennial Commemorations in the Philippines. . . . .
In observance of National Language Month and History Month, the Department of Foreign Affairs reintroduces to the public the Flora de Filipinas, a collection of illustrations on Philippine flora that was diligently compiled by scientist Fr. Manuel Blanco, OSA and was first published in 1837.

An illustrated edition, which resulted to a five-volume work published between 1877 and 1883, features the drawings of Fray Mariano Fabregas, OSA; Fray Miguel Lucio, OFM; Agustin Saez, Ramon Santa Coloma, and Emma Vidal. Also included are the illustrations made by Filipino artists Cayetano Arguelles, Francisco Domingo, brothers Regino and Rosendo Garcia, Jose Lorenzo Guerrero, Isidro Llado, F. Pardo, Felix Martinez, R. L Salamanca, Miguel Zaragoza at Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo.

Filipinos can now access rare historical sources, downloadable in hi-resolution and for free, like the five-volume opus of Fr. Blanco (https://tinyurl.com/y5vf7nfg), thanks to the generosity of the Biblioteca Nacional de España (http://bdh-rd.bne.es/).

Featured here are the 15 laminas or botanical illustrations from Fr. Blanco. The DFA, in cooperation with Project Saysay, curated this series that highlights the role of the selected plants in Filipino society, culture, and history. Indigenous names are also written in baybayin, as DFA’s humble contribution in popularizing the use of one of the ancient scripts of the country.

On 22 August 2020, a lecture will be conducted about the said ancient scripts, coupled with a workshop, via the official page of DFA, in cooperation with Project Saysay Inc. as part of DFA’s cultural diplomacy efforts and to strengthen the cultural confidence of the Filipinos, here and abroad.

The Flora de Filipinas series is an official activity of the 2021 Quincentennial Commemorations in the Philippines.

A really helpful, informative, and fun online workshop run by our very first guest Jet Orbida and his wife  Osmeña-Orbid...
21/10/2020

A really helpful, informative, and fun online workshop run by our very first guest Jet Orbida and his wife Osmeña-Orbida with the PeacePond family. They generously share the organic farming practices they do at PeacePond and more. Limited slots!

Blastik 203 Web Workshop is now accepting participants for its FREE Webinar on Oct. 27, 28, 29 (3 sessions) via ZOOM! LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE! Learn Solid Waste Management Basics, Recycling, Organic Farming Basics, Organic Fertilizer & Pesticide Production, Urban & Container Gardening!

Please see the poster here for details. SEND US A MESSAGE to reserve a slot!

Hello, Katanumers! Episode 6 is out! We talked to Mr. Nonito Dolera, former president and current adviser of the Fern an...
13/10/2020

Hello, Katanumers! Episode 6 is out! We talked to Mr. Nonito Dolera, former president and current adviser of the Fern and Nature Society of the Philippines, and co-author of the book "Oops... Don't Throw Those Weeds Away." Mr. Nonie shared a lot of interesting information about the weeds around us that we often just ignore or step on. We will be posting photos of the weeds discussed in this episode on our Facebook and Instagram accounts, so we can all be more familiar with them. Enjoy!

Katmon is another tree native to the Philippines. Its beautiful white flowers can grow as big as your hand. Even a bee c...
02/10/2020

Katmon is another tree native to the Philippines. Its beautiful white flowers can grow as big as your hand. Even a bee can be seen on the flower here.

Once the bees pollinate the flower, the flower turns into a fruit, as seen on the left. This can then be used to sour sinigang and other dishes.

This photo & trivia is from Lee Ann Canals-Silayan of Kaleekasann Nursery, who shares with us her enthusiasm about native plants & trees in our latest episode of Tanum Tuesdays. Now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5LpibAZI3kPxbORfwFu8p6

iTunes / Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/episode-5-native-plants-trees-philippines-lee-ann-canals/id1526118126?i=1000492878739&fbclid=IwAR3-zmI72e8wBEwSy4VO-x7cUDxVAEVqnBe4baco9IGxHw6hTgfMhAMNAXo

Our latest episode is up! It is about about native plants & trees and why they are important for our environment. Lee An...
29/09/2020

Our latest episode is up! It is about about native plants & trees and why they are important for our environment.

Lee Ann Canals-Silayan of Kaleekasann Nursery shares with us some of our own unique local species that are not only beautiful, but have a purpose in our environment. And remember to source your seeds or seedlings responsibly from experts and communities who cultivate them outside of our forests.

Listen today on Spotify and or iTunes!

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5LpibAZI3kPxbORfwFu8p6

iTunes / Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/episode-5-native-plants-trees-philippines-lee-ann-canals/id1526118126?i=1000492878739

28/09/2020
Subscribe and listen to the podcast through these links!Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4RifQQmAFjJ03vVal9jB10?si...
17/09/2020

Subscribe and listen to the podcast through these links!

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4RifQQmAFjJ03vVal9jB10?si=a_CWRAAUR-G8g7dL4Ta4jQ

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/tanum-tuesdays/id1526118126

Anchor: https://anchor.fm/tanumtuesdays

Thank you, Katanumers! Enjoy! 🌱💚

Curious about gardening and planting? Join this group of friends based in Bacolod and Manila as they explore the joys and challenges around anything "tanum" or plants. They talk to experts, experienced farmers, and fellow green explorers on starting and maintaining urban gardens, organic farms, and....

Welcome to Rorenz Ticsay-Sy's urban garden and food forest in Parañaque! Our interview with him is now out! Episode 4: G...
15/09/2020

Welcome to Rorenz Ticsay-Sy's urban garden and food forest in Parañaque! Our interview with him is now out! Episode 4: Growing an Urban Garden and Food Forest. We would love to know what you think or if you have any questions or comments!🌱💚

Let's all be responsible plantitos and plantitas!🌱💚
14/09/2020

Let's all be responsible plantitos and plantitas!🌱💚

Are you a or ? KNOW what plant you are buying. DENR SOCSARGEN listed the 10 most Commonly Poached Threatened Plants (Protected and Regulated under R.A. 9147): Orchids, Ferns, Cycads, Medinillas, Molave for Bonsai, Tree Ferns, Alocacias, Begonias, Zingibers (wild gingers), and Agarwood)






EPISODE 3: Building a Community of Farmer Scientists with Lea SantiagoHappy Tuesday, Katanumers! Our third episode is ou...
01/09/2020

EPISODE 3: Building a Community of Farmer Scientists with Lea Santiago

Happy Tuesday, Katanumers! Our third episode is out! Meet Lea Santiago, agripreneur at Our Farm Republic in Mangatarem, Pangasinan. She didn't have any technical knowledge when she decided to manage her family's farm a decade ago. In this episode, she shares how she educated herself and how she's now paying it forward by encouraging others to be farmer scientists too. Keep your ears open for her great Tanum Tips!

Available on Spotify, Apple, and Anchor. Enjoy!

SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3QmizQrA1ZLcQ5eVWIukUO

ANCHOR:
https://anchor.fm/tanumtuesdays/episodes/Episode-3-Building-a-community-of-farmer-scientists-with-Lea-Santiago-eiv7cv

Jet and his wife Checcs co-founded PeacePond to build a community around organic farming, solid waste management, and ot...
23/08/2020

Jet and his wife Checcs co-founded PeacePond to build a community around organic farming, solid waste management, and other advocacies -- all to answer a question they once posed to themselves, "What is our significance in this world?" Purpose. Meaning. Community. You can listen to Episode 2 of Tanum Tuesdays and hear more about what drives Jet to work tirelessly and generously with our farmers.

For more information on PeacePond, please visit their website: http://peacepond.simplesite.com/ or their page: https://m.facebook.com/PeacePond.Binalbagan/

On Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/tanum-tuesdays/id1526118126?i=1000488442221

On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4wFnYFMWxP1Iey9JzXbWju?si=Kii5mh8nTjCOKXlnT58QLA

And we're on Anchor, too!

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EPISODE 02: Organic Farming for All Filipinos with Jet Orbida.Hello Katanumers! Our second episode is out! We talk to Je...
18/08/2020

EPISODE 02: Organic Farming for All Filipinos with Jet Orbida.

Hello Katanumers! Our second episode is out! We talk to Jet Orbida, farmer and co-founder of PeacePond.

He tells us about his journey from being a broadcast journalist to a farmer, shares his and his wife's experiences and learnings from teaching our local farmers about organic farming, and gives us Tanum Tips so we can start organic farming in whatever scale.

Available on Spotify, Apple, and Anchor. Enjoy!

SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4wFnYFMWxP1Iey9JzXbWju

ANCHOR:
https://anchor.fm/tanumtuesdays/episodes/Episode-2-Organic-Farming-for-All-Filipinos-with-Jet-Orbida-ei86ig

EPISODE 01: Our First Episode!Hello Katanumers! In this episode we introduce ourselves and Tanum Tuesdays. We are friend...
04/08/2020

EPISODE 01: Our First Episode!

Hello Katanumers! In this episode we introduce ourselves and Tanum Tuesdays. We are friends from Manila and Bacolod, and we are starting out our journeys into planting!

SPOTIFY:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1pgqUu1vIuf7dSdCgiw2b9

SOUNDCLOUD:
https://soundcloud.com/tanumtuesdays/tanum-tuesdays-our-first-episode

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