Pop Philtre Podcasts

The ka-broads get together to one more episode. They talk about their experiences in the last 3 years and living under quarantine. New podcast theme by Kevin Hartnell - find him at https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_Hartnell If you have a bit of money - help out our frontliners in the Philippines by donating to Juan COVID Fight (https://www.facebook.com/juancovidfight/)

In the last 2 weeks, Euge has turned into a K-Pop fan, specifically of Red Velvet,  and has asked help from Jessica to process his quick descent into K-Pop.  They discuss the ways K-pop groups hook people in, and how it creates a want in fans to financially support their faves. Both of them also  compare their experiences of being fans of other things (Western music artists, Supernatural, Terrace House) with their experience of stanning their K-Pop faves. If you have any questions and comments email us at popphiltre@gmail.com. Intro music was created by Lee Rosevere, check out his music on the freemusicarchive.org 

James and Euge are back for some kiyemeing and curating. They've brought in, Jes, their resident K-pop fan to talk about the basics of K-Pop and the roles within each group. They also try to use the K-Pop Role framework with Pinoy boy and girl groups. What's Danny's role in Apo Hiking Society? How about Bernard Palanca in The Hunks? Lastly they discuss SB19 - the P-Pop group that's making waves for their K-Pop group levels of skills. Tweet us your thoughts on Twitter @popphiltre or email us popphiltre@gmail.com. Theme music was made by Lee Rosever - check out his stuff at the Free Music Archive

The Kurators are back with a new episode discussing the lasting impact of The Best All-Girl Group Of All-Time. #PambansangHita #DSY17 If you have any feedback, please email us at popphiltre@gmail.com! Our theme song was created by Lee Rosevere - check out his stuff on the Free Music Archive

James and Euge discuss the merits of the pinoy cultural keystone - the noontime show. Plus a quick discussion on the Philippines episode of Netflix's Street Food.

Here's a brand new podcast from Pop Philtre and Abroaderhood. Kiyeme Kurators is a light but in-depth look at the pinoy pop culture cornerstones from our youth and more! Subscribe to our feed on Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, etc ! Our theme was by Lee Rosevere, check out his other works at  http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lee_Rosevere/ 

James and Euge discuss the very best pinoy rap song "S2pid Luv" by Salbakuta. How three pilyo rappers subverted the themes associated with rap music and pretty much created the template for hit rap songs to come. For comments, questions and suggestions email us at popphiltre@gmail.com Our intro music was created by Lee Rosever, check out his other songs on  http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lee_Rosevere/ 

Of course we can't finish the year without a new episode of Abroaderhood! Euge, Rudy, Rein and Tet discuss spending Christmas and New Year abroad.

The ka-broads discuss their attempts of getting fit and a guest appearance from one of our kababayans in Malaysia. Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

The ka-broads discuss their attempts of getting fit and a guest appearance from one of our kababayans in Malaysia. Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

The Ka-broads are all in Kuala Lumpur to visit Rein and discuss their itinerary and observations about the city. Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

The Ka-broads are all in Kuala Lumpur to visit Rein and discuss their itinerary and observations about the city. Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

The Ka-broads discuss what it's like to work in a culturally-diverse office, the curious similarities and differences from a pinoy workplace and much more And for Ellen Nishiumi's Sa Pera Natin segment, they discuss how much is it to use public transportation to go around the city Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

The Ka-broads discuss what it's like to work in a culturally-diverse office, the curious similarities and differences from a pinoy workplace and much more And for Ellen Nishiumi's Sa Pera Natin segment, they discuss how much is it to use public transportation to go around the city Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

After two weeks, Abroaderhood is back with another episode. The Ka-broads talk about their first month living abroad, the difficulties in moving and working in a new country and the lifestyle adjustments they had to do Plus: - Talk about Philippine OECs - Budgeting apps to use - and how much utilities cost in the Ellen Nishiumi's "Sa Pera Natin" portion If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe to the Pop Philtre Soundcloud or on iTunes. Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

After two weeks, Abroaderhood is back with another episode. The Ka-broads talk about their first month living abroad, the difficulties in moving and working in a new country and the lifestyle adjustments they had to do Plus: - Talk about Philippine OECs - Budgeting apps to use - and how much utilities cost in the Ellen Nishiumi's "Sa Pera Natin" portion If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe to the Pop Philtre Soundcloud or on iTunes. Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

Welcome to another episode of Abroaderhood. This episode the ka-broads discuss the nuances in cuisines and eating habits, and how their officemates think of Filipino food And we end the show the Ellen Nishiumi "Sa Pera Natin" portion on how much basic cooking ingredients cost If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe to the Pop Philtre Soundcloud or on iTunes. Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

Welcome to another episode of Abroaderhood. This episode the ka-broads discuss the nuances in cuisines and eating habits, and how their officemates think of Filipino food And we end the show the Ellen Nishiumi "Sa Pera Natin" portion on how much basic cooking ingredients cost If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe to the Pop Philtre Soundcloud or on iTunes. Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

Four Filipino friends decided to try their luck working abroad. Abroaderhood is a way to document their experiences and share with other Filipinos what it's like to live overseas, from the exciting to the mundane bits. In this first episode, they discuss: -Their reasons for moving abroad -What they researched about their new countries -The unsettling efficiency of transportation in Malaysia and Singapore -The dual currency system in Cambodia -and laced seat covers in Myanmar Plus for the Ellen Nishiumi "Sa Pera Natin" segment they compare how much packed lunch meals are compared to the Philippines If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe to the Pop Philtre Soundcloud or on iTunes. Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com

Four Filipino friends decided to try their luck working abroad. Abroaderhood is a way to document their experiences and share with other Filipinos what it's like to live overseas, from the exciting to the mundane bits. In this first episode, they discuss: -Their reasons for moving abroad -What they researched about their new countries -The unsettling efficiency of transportation in Malaysia and Singapore -The dual currency system in Cambodia -and laced seat covers in Myanmar Plus for the Ellen Nishiumi "Sa Pera Natin" segment they compare how much packed lunch meals are compared to the Philippines If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe to the Pop Philtre Soundcloud or on iTunes. Join the discussion by commenting and tweeting at Pop Philtre or sending an email to sobereuge@popphiltre.com Album art was made through the capable hands of: SEA Map from freevectormaps.com Vector Wonders from thenounproject.com