The Howie Severino Podcast

I make museums, that's how Marian Pastor Roces often matter-of-factly describes her work. An art and museum curator for almost 50 years, Roces considers museums an essential part of understanding a culture and reversing the harmful misconceptions that have dragged Philippine society down. "Curation is about dealing with moral questions," she says.  She explains to Howie Severino why...

In case you missed it, economist and IBON Foundation research director Rosario Guzman breaks down the role of government in lowering the prices of basic commodities. Catch the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7AFuJH7GMAMtJubkshsEGW?si=01179cbc1dbe4afa Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Russia invaded Ukraine nearly 600 days ago. Resistance by Ukrainians led by a charismatic president captured the world’s attention. Who’s winning the war, how’s the Ukraine counteroffensive?  How is the war affecting the world’s food security? Why is China watching the war closely? Seasoned Ukrainian diplomat Denys Mykhailiuk talks geopolitics with Howie Severino.  Howie also recalls a Filipina tr...

Russia invaded Ukraine nearly 600 days ago. Resistance by Ukrainians led by a charismatic president captured the world’s attention. Who’s winning the war, how’s the Ukraine counteroffensive?  How is the war affecting the world’s food security? Why is China watching the war closely? Seasoned Ukrainian diplomat Denys Mykhailiuk talks geopolitics with Howie Severino.  Howie also recalls a Filipina tr...

In case you missed it, Atom Araullo explains the application of his physics background in journalism. Catch the full episode here:https://open.spotify.com/episode/5qVvzHhkiy9i3JYeseoawL?si=42d0b7886f6e4127&nd=1 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After surviving cancer, Kara Magsanoc-Alikpala found her calling in producing cause-oriented non-fiction films. One of her latest, Delikado, made the finals of this year’s Emmy Awards for US television. The film follows a small group of daring land defenders in Palawan who make citizen arrests and confiscate chainsaws in the forests around the resort town of El Nido. One of them was killed before...

After surviving cancer, Kara Magsanoc-Alikpala found her calling in producing cause-oriented non-fiction films. One of her latest, Delikado , made the finals of this year’s Emmy Awards for US television. The film follows a small group of daring land defenders in Palawan who make citizen arrests and confiscate chainsaws in the forests around the resort town of El Nido. One of them was killed before...

Floy Quintos talks to Howie Severino about the role of art as an expression of dissent through the ages. As he tries to bridge a political divide with his latest work, “Reconciliation Dinner,” the playwright and theater luminary explains why he writes plays that reflect our current politics. Also an expert on pre-colonial artifacts and culture, he explains why old cultural objects matter, why trad...

In case you missed it, sociologist and professor Dr. Jayeel Cornelio debunks generational labels and stereotypes. Catch the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7lnIe4sPsZgp3Xr5APwLlo?si=2sVxxHV6SOOtgrBuet-aQg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In addition to his work in theater, Floy Quintos is a recognized expert on pre-colonial artifacts and culture. He talks to Howie Severino about why old cultural objects matter, why traditional fabrics reflect a wealth of information, and which tribal tattoos should not be worn, or appropriated, by people outside of the culture. For further information: https://lifestyle.inquirer.net/386531/from-re...

The playwright and theater luminary explains why he writes plays that reflect our current politics.  He tries to bridge a political divide with his latest work, “Reconciliation Dinner.”  Asked if theater can still make an impact, Floy replies: “We need to rid ourselves of the burden of popularity and just do the good work.” He cites the role of art as an expression of dissent through the ages, inc...

In case you missed it, Kara David explains the importance of teaching and using the Filipino language. Catch the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6HNbiv1CWBCGgVY2FPYm54?si=d4d377a0579a4880&nd=1   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An audio essay prompted by the Filipinas’ surprising play at football’s World Cup and questions raised by some about their authenticity as Filipinos. Being Filipino is more than a matter of citizenship, Howie says, and no longer defined by where you live and even where you were born. Howie includes his own journey to Filipino identity after a childhood in America. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr...

In case you missed it, Olympian and World Number 2 pole vaulter EJ Obiena shares the story behind his chosen sport. Catch the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1pGHvtwA5sJFXii7cObH97?si=MCXR6dZXT_uaDl7X1i037A Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hillary Andales of Abuyog, Leyte won the “Oscars of science” in 2017 as a high school student before enrolling at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where she recently graduated with an array of honors. The 23-year-old Pisay alumna talks to Howie Severino about her academic interest in “galactic archeology,” why she wants to come home and be part of the scientific community, why scientists...

Hillary Andales of Abuyog, Leyte won the “Oscars of science” in 2017 as a high school student before enrolling at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where she recently graduated with an array of honors. The 23-year-old Pisay alumna talks to Howie Severino about her academic interest in “galactic archeology,” why she wants to come home and be part of the scientific community, why scientists...

In case you missed it, award-winning director Mark Reyes, shares his favorite scenes from ‘Voltes V Legacy.’Check out the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4DnjN0Bqz8PnLDzpRyse66?si=oy1ajwUXTf-r3i_FmCH89A Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Ateneo college valedictorian Kenneth Abante has been using his numbers expertise for public causes. He has dissected the national budget to show just how biased government transport policy is in favor of private vehicles. The expansion of the bike lane network during the pandemic can be credited to Abante and other advocates of inclusive mobility. He talks to Howie about what motivates idea...

Former Ateneo college valedictorian Kenneth Abante has been using his numbers expertise for public causes. He has dissected the national budget to show just how biased government transport policy is in favor of private vehicles. The expansion of the bike lane network during the pandemic can be credited to Abante and other advocates of inclusive mobility. He talks to Howie about what motivates idea...

In case you missed it, Michael V. talks about pushing the boundaries of comedy in the digital age. Check out the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4DnjN0Bqz8PnLDzpRyse66?si=oy1ajwUXTf-r3i_FmCH89A Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A longtime UP Fine Arts teacher, the activist-artist talks about his jeepney made of yarn, body bags that contained gardens, the surprising origin of his name, and why these are the best of times to be an artist. Toym also gives wise advice for young people aspiring to artistic careers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A longtime UP Fine Arts teacher, the activist-artist talks about his jeepney made of yarn, body bags that contained gardens, the surprising origin of his name, and why these are the best of times to be an artist. Toym also gives wise advice for young people aspiring to artistic careers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A longtime UP Fine Arts teacher, the activist-artist talks about his jeepney made of yarn, body bags that contained gardens, the surprising origin of his name, and why these are the best of times to be an artist. Toym also gives wise advice for young people aspiring to artistic careers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In case you missed it, veteran journalist Marites Vitug breaks down the importance of our country's maritime territories. Listen to the full episode here:https://open.spotify.com/episode/5hnPERo0VvwfYOkcFpkh7N?si=lvdhMfY4TdSyIHQDUqQNjQ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Candy Gourlay's YA novels “Tall Story” and “Bone Talk” were unlikely hits about Filipino teens facing unique struggles. This year’s “Wild Song” is the heart-wrenching story of Igorot youths shipped to America to be exhibited in the 1904 World’s Fair.  But before the fame and glory, she endured nine years of rejections. Gourlay talks to Howie about why she persisted, the struggles of an author...