Kimmortal Made Us a FAHM Playlist
In our first installment of SOUND SYSTEM, kimmortal serives up childhood throwbacks, rebel anthems, and the sounds that bring the diaspora home
Filipiñana Director Rafael Manuel on Class, Colorism, and Reclaiming Filipino Storytelling
Rafael Manuel talks Filipiñana, Filipino storytelling, class, colorism, and what it means to make a film that refuses to play by Hollywood’s rules.
Collective Frequencies
Meet Elephant, Manila Community Radio, and SMARTBOMB, three music collectives creating platforms for underground voices
3 Filipino Designers Redefining Sustainable Fashion
How TOQA, Alyanna Ferrer, and RIOtaso are doing their part to save the world, one cute outfit at a time
Ruby Ibarra
Covering our Fall/Winter’21 issue, the multi-hyphenate rapper, director & biotech scientist speaks on her album CIRCA91 and who she is as a Pinay beyond rap
The Next Track: Back and Better
From Manila to the Bay Area, 5 Filipinx artists explore their creative processes and realign their sound with their soul’s true intentions
The Dusky Kitchen
An original recipe by Brooklyn-based baking blogger Abi Balingit of The Dusky Kitchen
Diaspora Diaries: A Portrait of Pandemic
kali diwa explores the idea of innerworld vs performance of normalcy through a Tumblr-inspired series of reflections and intimate discoveries
5 Underground Musicians on Struggle Against the Oppressive Marcos-Duterte Dynasties
The sounds and sights of the 2022 presidential elections according to switchbitch, Alyana Cabral, Scandal Jenner, and Catpuke
Anarchy in the Ukay-Ukay
Model and makeup artist Nica Tan punks up an eclectic new/vintage mix
IPALAMBO! Looking Past Preservation: Liyang Network on Solidarity & the Romanticization of Indigenous Culture
A Q&A with two co-founders of Liyang Network, a local to global advocacy network that amplifies the calls to action of frontline environmental and human rights defenders in Mindanao, Philippines
From Food Origins to Food Futures
Educator and chef Aileen Suzara explores how reclaiming ancestral food roots can nurture possibilities for change and healing
At Least We Had Rice
Nikki Bonsol ponders the idea of home as a Third Culture Kid growing up between Morocco, Canada, Malawi, Kazakhstan, Mozambique, and the Bay Area