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On this episode of #FilAmInFocus from the Asian Community Development Council hosted by Edelweiss Solano, , we’re looking at how personal resilience can reshape the story of women’s healthcare—especially for women in our AANHPI communities. Behind the big milestones in history are the everyday battles women face: misunderstood diagnoses, emotional strain, and the financial weight that follows.This episode highlights why culturally sensitive, compassionate care matters and how sharing our stories can empower women to advocate for better healing experiences. Joining us is Samantha Gonzales‑Russell—Las Vegas advocate, three‑time cancer survivor, and founder of Evergrow Healing Co.—who opens up about her powerful journey and the strength it takes to reclaim your health narrative.#PHLVRADIO #FilAmMedia #FilAmInFocus #AANHPIHealth #WomensHealthMatters #FilAmCommunity #AANHPIStories #HealthEquity #CancerSurvivorStories #EvergrowHealingCo #SamanthaGonzalesRussell #LasVegasFilAm #CommunityAdvocacy #AsianCommunityDevel

UnIdentified: Astrid Veronika - Stirring Up Dreams & Ube BobaOn #UnIdentified, Sharon T and Brenn sit down with the unstoppable Astrid Veronika — a young Fil-Am performer whose energy is as bold as her sound. From creative collaborations with her equally talented dad, Jon Florido, to juggling projects that all led to her debut single Ube Boba, Astrid is carving out her own vibrant lane in the music scene.Join us as we dive into her artistic journey, the magic of family creativity, and the sweet beginnings of a rising star. Tune in and get inspired — this is one episode you won’t want to miss.

#UnIdentified Podcast with Sharon T and Brenn exclusively here on PHLV Radio: Raffy Bleu, the genre-defying artist whose music and story transcend borders and expectations.Whether he’s teaching, performing, or composing, Raffy Bleu is a storyteller who blends soul, defiance, and depth—and now, he’s bringing that energy to the #UnIdentified Podcast.Presented by Born Famous Entertainment

Generations in Session with "Ate" Maiekayla on TMIEver wished you had an "Ate" to help you decode Filipino family drama in America?  On this episode of TMI with Maiekayla, she embraces her role as the trusted Ate—the older sister figure who listens, guides, and keeps it real. Our guests bring their questions, seeking advice the way many Filipino Americans do: through heartfelt, intergenerational conversations rooted in culture, care, and community.From navigating family expectations to unpacking identity across generations, we explore what it means to grow up Filipino American in the diaspora—where traditions meet transitions, and wisdom is passed down with love and laughter.Whether you’re a bunso figuring things out or a tita-in-training, this episode is for you.#TMIwithMaiekayla #AteKnowsBest #FilAmWisdomDrop #DiasporaDialogues #FilipinoAmericanStories #GenerationalFeels #PinoyPodcast #AteAdvice #FilAmIdentity #TMItalks

Fresh off her stunning appearance on America’s Got Talent, 9-year-old Izabela De Vera Giron joins us on this week’s episode of the #UnidentifiedPodcast. Diagnosed with alopecia at a young age, Izabela has turned what many see as a challenge into a symbol of strength.Alopecia may take the hair, but it can never touch the courage, confidence, or voice within. With every performance, she shows the world that beauty, bravery, and talent come in many forms—and that confidence shines brightest when it comes from within.Her voice—powerful, pure, and full of heart—has moved audiences across the nation and inspired countless others to embrace their uniqueness. In this episode, we explore Izabela’s journey: from her early love of music to the AGT spotlight, and now to the podcast with us. Hear how this young Filipina powerhouse is rising above expectations and using her gift to uplift the community.

Say hello to Charlie, the lovable therapy dog and Sue Grundfest, founder of Pet Partners of Las Vegas. On this episode of #FilipiNARS presented by the Philippine Nurses Association of Nevada—we’re exploring the healing power of animal-assisted therapy (AAT).AAT is a structured, goal-oriented intervention that integrates animals—like dogs, cats, horses, and even birds—into treatment plans to support emotional and psychological well-being. Conducted by licensed professionals, it helps clients achieve specific therapeutic outcomes through guided interaction with animals.To give us a deeper understanding of how this works in practice, we’ve invited Ms. Grundfest and Charlie to share their journey and impact with Pet Partners.Tune in and discover how compassion comes in all forms—sometimes with four paws and a wagging tail.Presented by the Philippine Nurses Association of Nevada (PNANV). For more info: www.pnanv.org.#FilipinoNurses #PetPartnersLV #AnimalAssistedTherapy #FilipinoAmericanHeritage #MentalHealthMatter

#OnTheDot with Dot & Mia: Math gets a creative makeover in “The Art of Math” featuring Laureen C. Pelayo, a Las Vegas Waldorf educator who turns numbers into hands-on wonder. Inspired by her son with autism, Laureen founded Artsy Zartsy to fuse academics with art—using everything from clay and crochet to chalkboard sketches to make math joyful, tactile, and trauma-free.This podcast is presented in partnership with the University of the Philippines Alumni Association of Nevada.#TheArtOfMath #OnTheDotPodcast #ArtsyZartsy #MathIsBeautiful #WaldorfEducation #NeurodiverseLearning #FilipinoEducators #LasVegasTeachers #CreativeClassroom #MathWithHeart #InclusiveEducation #DotAndMia

Now on @tmi_with_maiekayla — it’s Round 1 with rising Filipino American boxing phenom, Cyrus “The Virus”! Known for his explosive combos and unshakable grit, Cyrus steps out of the ring and into the hot seat to face Maiekayla’s signature mix of tough questions, witty banter, and charming curveballs.From his roots in the Filipino American community to his journey through the amateur circuit and into the pro spotlight, Cyrus opens up about the hustle, the heart, and the heritage that fuel his fight. It’s not just about knockouts — it’s about culture, character, and the chaos behind the gloves.Expect laughs, surprises, and a few jabs at fame, family, and footwork. This is Cyrus like you’ve never seen him — raw, real, and ready.Tune in, tap in, and don’t miss this punchy premiere!#CyrusTheVirus #FilAmFighter #PinoyPower #BoxingBeyondTheRing #MaiekaylaUnfiltered #TMIshow #FilipinoAmericanPride #LasVegasStrong #RisingChamp #TooMuchInformation #BoxingWithHeart #Round1Ready #CultureInTheCorner #KnockoutPersonality

FROM LYRICS TO LIGHT: SPREADING POSITIVITY THROUGH MUSIC #OnTheDotIn this episode of #OnTheDot, we welcome the #Fremily—a soulful troop of like-minded changemakers on a mission to heal the world through positive vibes, cultural connection, and musical inspiration. Together, we journey from lyrics to light, diving deep into the timeless message of Michael Jackson’s Heal the World and how it continues to spark kindness across generations. But this isn’t just a review—it’s a remix of hope. The #Fremily shares their heartfelt adaptation of the song in multiple languages, weaving Tagalog, Spanish, and other global tongues into a tapestry of compassion. Join us as we explore how music transcends borders and becomes a universal call to action.

Feast Across Borders - Jon Escoto on Joyful Faith and Global OutreachJoin us for a radiant conversation with Jon Escoto, one of the visionary leaders behind The Feast—a global Catholic movement of joy and worship founded by Bro. Bo Sanchez. From humble beginnings in the Philippines to vibrant communities worldwide, The Feast transforms faith into celebration.Jon shares how joy becomes a tool for evangelization, how international outreach is deepening spiritual roots, and what it means to bring the Feast spirit to Las Vegas on September 19–20.

Mindful Play: Responsible Gaming in CasinoThis week on #FilAmInFocus, we’re rolling the dice on a topic that matters: Responsible GamingJoining us is Carolene Layugan, Director of the Responsible Gaming Program at Caesars Entertainment. Carolene also serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Nevada Council on Problem Gambling, and sits on the board of the Asian Community Development Council.With a strong foundation in gaming operations and a deep commitment to community wellness, Carolene is leading the charge to foster safer, more informed gaming practices—not just within Caesars Palace, but across our broader Fil-Am and AAPI communities.Presented by the Asian Community Development Council. Hosted by Edelweiss Solano.

Pinay to the 60th PowerOn this episode of #OnTheDot with Dot and Mia, we spotlight the unstoppable Ethel G. Rubio—a marathoner, mentor, and movement-maker. As she races toward her bold goal of earning 60 marathon medals before turning 60, Ethel shares the grit, grace, and Pinay pride that fuel her journey.From breaking barriers as the first Filipina-American President of the Association for Women in Architecture, to leading a climate-conscious consulting firm, Ethel’s story is one of exponential impact. We dive into how her heritage shaped her leadership, the challenges she’s overcome, and the legacy she’s building—one mile, one medal, one moment at a time.This episode is a celebration of identity, resilience, and the power of living with purpose. Whether you're chasing your own finish line or just need a dose of inspiration, Ethel’s story will move you.#PinayToThe60thPower #60MedalsBefore60 #EthelGRubio #OnTheDot #FilipinaAmerican #PinayPower #WomenWhoRun #MarathonMindset #WomenInArchitecture #ClimateConscio

OUTDATED OR EVOLVING: GEN Z’S TAKE ON MARRIAGE TODAYAs wedding bells ring louder for Cirimille Paglinawan, we sit down with her just days before she says “I do” to unpack a question that’s stirring across generations: Is marriage still relevant for Gen Z? In a time of shifting values, fluid relationships, and a growing emphasis on independence, many young adults are rethinking what commitment looks like—and whether traditional vows still hold meaning.Cirimille shares her deeply personal reflections on love, partnership, and why she’s choosing marriage in a world where many are opting out. From navigating cultural expectations to embracing modern rituals, this conversation explores how Gen Z is reshaping the narrative around lifelong commitment—without losing sight of heritage, heart, or humor. Whether you’re single, partnered, or somewhere in between, this episode invites you to reflect on what “forever” means today—and why choosing it can still be a radical act.#OnTheDotPodcast #GenZMarriage #KasalPaBa #Mode

Musician & Entrepreneur: Do This So You Don't Have to be a Starving Artist [Courageously Speaking]#CourageouslySpeaking with Maria: In a world that equates pursuing music to becoming a "starving artist," this episode of Courageously Speaking challenges that notion with multifaceted musician and entrepreneur, Patrick Worley. From his time as a backing musician in Nashville to building a thriving business in Las Vegas, Patrick proves two main things:1) You can thrive as an artist if you do it right (luck is good but since it's rare, try hard work and strategy) and2) Time is not the hours you have but how you spend themDiscover how he merged his classical training with business acumen, and why for any creative, show business is more about the business than the show.​IG: ‪@sickofthepick‬www.musiclessonslasvegas.comhttps://patrickworley.com/This podcast is an original production of Courage Creatives, filmed at the PHLV Radio studios in Las Vegas.Link to Courage Creatives: www.couragecreatives.comBroadcast Disc

In this episode of Courageously Speaking, we sit down with Maria Cabande—Senior Manager of Raiderettes The Studio, global cheer ambassador, and cultural advocate—to explore how embracing your identity, learning through failure, and leaning into community can unlock a powerful sense of purpose.From once hiding her Filipino American roots to becoming a leading voice for AAPI visibility in the NFL and beyond, Maria shares her journey from elite cheerleader to boardroom boss. She opens up about facing imposter syndrome, navigating leadership in unexpected spaces, and using failure as a teacher. If you’ve ever questioned your worth, feared standing out, or struggled to find your place, Maria’s story will remind you that you already belong—you just have to believe it.This podcast is produced by Courage Creatives and filmed at the PHLV Radio podcast studio. Disclaimer: The views, information, and opinions expressed in this broadcast are intended for general informational purposes only. They do not constitute profess

In this timely episode, we break down a major shift in U.S. immigration policy: the August 15 USCIS memorandum that restores a rigorous, holistic, and comprehensive standard for evaluating “good moral character” in naturalization applicants. What does this mean for immigrants on the path to U.S. citizenship—and how might it impact future applications? Joining us is immigration law expert Attorney Flomy J. Diza, partner at #ReevesImmigrationLawGroup, to unpack the legal nuances and practical implications of this new policy.Disclaimer: The views, information, and opinions expressed in this broadcast are intended for general informational purposes only. They do not constitute professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Listeners are encouraged to consult qualified professionals regarding any specific concerns or decisions. Neither the hosts nor guests are liable for any actions taken based on the content of this program.

In this episode of #InMyToolbox with Enrico Pobre, get ahead of the curve with business trends you can’t ignore in 2025. Enrico breaks down the game-changing ideas shaping the future—from the rise of Artificial Intelligence to shifts in consumer behavior, digital strategy, and beyond. Whether you're building a startup or scaling a legacy brand, this episode is your cheat sheet for staying relevant, resilient, and ready for what’s next.Disclaimer: The views, information, and opinions expressed in this broadcast are intended for general informational purposes only. They do not constitute professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Listeners are encouraged to consult qualified professionals regarding any specific concerns or decisions. Neither the hosts nor guests are liable for any actions taken based on the content of this program.

On #DearKuyaJush, we share a deeply moving letter from Benedict—a son carrying the quiet weight of regret. Now a father himself, Benedict reflects on the years he spent chasing responsibilities, building a life, and unintentionally drifting from the two people who gave him everything.This episode isn’t just about grief—it’s a wake-up call. Benedict’s story reminds us that time with our parents isn’t guaranteed. The dinners we postpone, the calls we forget to make, the stories we never ask to hear—they don’t wait for us. And sometimes, we realize too late that the most important moments were the ones we let slip by.Kuya Jush invites you to listen with your heart wide open. Reflect on your own relationships, share your thoughts, and honor the memory of those who shaped you. Whether your parents are still with you or only live on in memory, this episode is a space for healing, honesty, and the kind of love that transcends time.Your voice matters—chime in with your reflections, your stories, and your two cents. d

UNIDENTIFIED: Sharon T and Brenn - "Hosts in Harmony" On this episode of #Unidentified, we dive deeper into the dynamic duo behind the mic—Sharon T and Brenn. Both are musicians whose love for rhythm and storytelling fuels their passion for podcasting. From studio sessions to community conversations, they bring heart, humor, and harmony to every episode. Get to know the voices behind the vibe as they share their journey, creative roots, and what drives their mission to spotlight untold stories.Presented by Born Famous Entertainment. 

On this episode of  #OnTheDot with Dot and Mia: Navigating Filipino Identity in Western Spaces, we unpack the complex intersections between Filipino cultural identity and Western societal standards. From colonial legacies to contemporary diasporic experiences, we ask: What does it mean to “fit” into Western norms—and should that even be the goal?Through personal stories, historical context, and cultural critique, we explore how Filipino values— like amor propio, pakikisama, bahala na, hiya, bayanihan, and utang na loob—are interpreted, challenged, or celebrated in Western spaces. We also examine how media, education, and community expectations shape the way Filipino Americans navigate dual cultural landscapes.Whether you're part of the diaspora or simply curious about cultural hybridity, this episode invites reflection on authenticity, adaptation, and the power of reclaiming our narratives.------This podcast is presented in partnership with the University of the Philippines Alumni Association of Nevada. The v