Same Ground, New Blueprint: A Song, A Street, and What We're Still Building | KALYE | Toto Sorioso with the Bukas Palad Music Ministry and Hangad

Before you build anything, you check the ground.Forty years after EDSA, civil engineer Carlo Legaspi reflects on foundations — not just of structures, but of nation, faith, and community.In this episode of JOSh Friends, Carlo shares how the new song “Kalye” by the Jesuit Music Ministry stirred something unexpected in him. Through the lens of engineering — soil tests, cracked walls, structural integrity — he revisits what happened on February 25, 1986, and asks: What have we built on that ground since?Because not all acts of courage happen on highways.Sometimes they happen in choir rehearsals.In Sunday service.In choosing harmony over ego.In staying consistent when no one is watching.As we journey through Lent, this episode also draws from Sacred Space by Jesuit Communications — reflecting on forgiveness, integrity under pressure, and the kind of grace that holds weight without cracking.This isn’t nostalgia.It’s formation.Whether you’re on a job site, in a rehearsal room, or somewhere between blueprint and prayer — the question remains:What are you building that will last?🎵 Listen to “Kalye” on all streaming platforms.📖 Journey through Lent with Sacred Space available at jescom.ph/josh.Tayo ang People Power — sa kabila ng kadiliman.