Becoming a Filipin-YES: Carving a Path in the Creative Arts
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Director, producer, filmmaker, and photographer, Leslie Alejandro has spent most of her life in the entertainment industry. Her career as a professional musician started at the age of 15 and continued over the course of two decades. She then shifted her focus to publication as a partner/executive director at a celebrity and fashion digital magazine for seven years. Here she wore many hats - creative/art director, editor, and photo producer. After several years of experience on many sets, Leslie eventually found her passion for being behind the camera. From this, she decided to pursue...
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Bringing Visibility to Filipinos Across Canada
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Paulina Corpuz is a long-time social justice advocate who emigrated to Canada from the Philippines in 1993 and would later on rally the community and political leaders to formalize Filipino Heritage Month, a month-long celebration in June that would bring visibility to the Filipino community across Canada.
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Building A Powerful and Confident Voice
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Tina Bangel is a vocal coach and professional singer who has inspired thousands of students to use singing as a form of personal development. A graduate from the Australian Institute of Music and a certified Master NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) coach, Tina is the founder of the One Voice School Of Singing and the online singing course Singing Mastery- The One Voice Method. She has developed and worked with singers who have been a part of The Voice, The X Factor and Australia's Got Talent. Her students have performed at Disneyland, Universal Studios, Radio City, and in major musicals such...
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Leading in Action in the Classroom and Community
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Deirdre Levy is a special education teacher in Brooklyn who brings community together and leads multiple efforts to address social justice issues such as equity in education, food security and affordability. A Filipina-Jewish-American born and raised in New York, Deirdre Levy is also the founder of NYC Filipinos, cofounder of Project Barkada. Deirdre is currently running for City Council in Brooklyn, NYC, District 35. Deirdre's leadership combines her passion for public service, education, and policy. Learn more about Deirdre's initiatives at:
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From Spinning to Building a Fitness Tech Company
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Amira Polack is a tech entrepinay, and Founder & CEO of Struct Club, which brings structure to music-inspired fitness. Achieve greater results in less time with workouts synced to incredible playlists by professional, certified fitness instructors on the Struct Club app, live on the App Store.
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Empowering through Education and Storytelling
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On this episode with Justine Ang Fonte, we discuss her journey to becoming a sought after speaker and consultant on sexual health and wellness to co-creating a storytelling platform, now in its 4th year, that centers on Pinay voices.
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Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month with Pinay Podcasters
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For AAPI Heritage Month, we gathered a group of Filipina/x podcasters "amplifying Asian women's voices," included in Spotify's AAPI Heritage Collection.
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New Years Episode: Reflecting on Entrepinayship's 2019
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Recap of 2019 with Anna Marie Cruz, foundher of Entrepinayship, along with featured guests: Justine Abigail Yu, Lindsay Bryan-Podvin, Dr. Amee Velasco, Daynabelle Anderson, Carol De Leon,
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Baking a Brand From Scratch
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Ginger Lim Dimapasok is the co-owner and co-founder of Cafe 86, a growing quick serve retail brand specializing in Filipino inspired desserts and drinks.
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Chat With The Author : Malaka Gharib - I Was their American Dream
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This episode is a conversation with NPR journalist Malaka Gharib and the author behind the book I Was Their American Dream.
info_outlineWe take a break from interviews to share about the journey to building Entrepinayship, from an idea sparked by recognizing a need in the community, to what it is shaping into today. Self doubt is probably the biggest killer of ideas. I'll share about how that self doubt delayed my own process, but how intuition and a strong Why helped me overcome it.
Thinking about starting your project, but dealing with self doubt? This episode covers some tips, including:
- the importance of testing your ideas
- committing to your Why
- understanding and owning your personal story