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Final podcast of Radio Free Harvard Cubao and first podcast of Radio Cubao. Features a tale from the Philippines; an entry from The Devil Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce; An advertisement for a Thomas Edison device; and a podsafe song from La Musiciens de surface entitled Au clair de la lune.

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Show Notes:

Duration - 9.50 minutes
File Size - 9.4 MB

Music Featured:

La Musiciens de surface entitled Au clair de la lune
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Dela Gironiere's Trip to Majayjay

A podcast about Paul P. dela Gironiere's Journey To Majajay. Originally published in 1862. The book tells of Mr Dela Gironiere's journey to Majayjay, an interesting piece of Filipiniana

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Show Notes:

Duration - 17.08 minutes
File Size - 16.5 MB

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June 12, 2006 : Independence Day

A podcast about the the 108 anniversary of Independence Day in the Philippines. Flag raising, flag waving, and the drapping of the flag around political causes. Happy Independence Day :)

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Show Notes:

Duration - 20.40 minutes
File Size - 18.9 MB

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The Da Vinci Tempest

The film The Da Vinci Code has created quite a stir around the world. In Manila, Philippines, where majority of the population are Roman Catholic, the reactions to the movie are varied. Radio Free Harvard Cubao talks about the film and the tempest in the tea cup.

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Erratum:

I made the mistake of naming Archbishop Angel Lagdameo as the cleric who requested that the film be banned it was actually Bishop Ramon Arguelles. Sorry for the mistake.

Post Script:

The Da Vinci Code was banned in the city of Manila, after the recording of the podcast. But Filipinos and especially the citizens of Metro Manila were able to line up and watch the film in the theatres in the nearby cities and towns of Metro Manila.

Thanks to:

To Global Voices On-Line for including excerpts of this podcast in their initial podcast Global Voices Show # 1. Here is a link to Global Voices Show and Global Voices Online Podcast Archive.

John Nery of Newstand for the mention and much needed correction.

Show Notes:

Duration - 17.08 minutes
File Size - 16.5 MB

For questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at radiocubao[at]gmail[period]com or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.

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The Hakao Podcast

I once read or heard that Filipinos can be described as people who have Spanish surnames, American or Western First Names, Sing-songy nicknames, and on weekends watch at least one Hollywood film, go to Church and eat at a Chinese Restaurant.
Hakao or Hakaw also known as steam shrimp dumpling. The search for the best or near best hakao in the Philippines.

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Show Notes:

Duration - 12 or so minutes
Additional Music and FX used in this podcast -
Some of the music provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at 'music.podshow.com'
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Music used in this podcast:

Tales of a Night Fairy by Fumataki Anzai

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