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Final podcast of Radio Free Harvard Cubao and first podcast of Radio Cubao. Features a tale from the Philippines; an entry from The Devil Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce; An advertisement for a Thomas Edison device; and a podsafe song from La Musiciens de surface entitled Au clair de la lune.LISTEN/DOWNLOAD (Left click & Save As to DOWNLOAD)Show Notes:Duration - 9.50 minutesFile Size - 9.4 MBMusic Featured:La Musiciens de surface entitled Au clair de la luneCreative Commons LicenseCreative Commons LicenseFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at radiocubao[at]gmail[period]com or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.You can also send your mp3 to radiocubao[at]podomatic.comThis work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

A podcast about Paul P. dela Gironiere's Journey To Majajay. Originally published in 1862. The book tells of Mr Dela Gironiere's journey to Majayjay, an interesting piece of FilipinianaLISTEN/DOWNLOAD (Left click & Save As to DOWNLOAD)Show Notes:Duration - 17.08 minutesFile Size - 16.5 MBFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at radiocubao[at]gmail[period]com or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.You can also send your mp3 to radiocubao[at]podomatic.com

A podcast about the the 108 anniversary of Independence Day in the Philippines. Flag raising, flag waving, and the drapping of the flag around political causes. Happy Independence Day :)LISTEN/DOWNLOAD (Left click & Save As to DOWNLOAD)Show Notes:Duration - 20.40 minutesFile Size - 18.9 MBFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email to radiocubao[at]gmail[period]com or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.You can also send your mp3 to [email protected]

The film The Da Vinci Code has created quite a stir around the world. In Manila, Philippines, where majority of the population are Roman Catholic, the reactions to the movie are varied. Radio Free Harvard Cubao talks about the film and the tempest in the tea cup.LISTEN/DOWNLOAD (Left click & Save As to DOWNLOAD)Erratum:I made the mistake of naming Archbishop Angel Lagdameo as the cleric who requested that the film be banned it was actually Bishop Ramon Arguelles. Sorry for the mistake.Post Script:The Da Vinci Code was banned in the city of Manila, after the recording of the podcast. But Filipinos and especially the citizens of Metro Manila were able to line up and watch the film in the theatres in the nearby cities and towns of Metro Manila.Thanks to:To Global Voices On-Line for including excerpts of this podcast in their initial podcast Global Voices Show # 1. Here is a link to Global Voices Show and Global Voices Online Podcast Archive.John Nery of Newstand for the mention and much needed correction. Show Notes:Duration - 17.08 minutesFile Size - 16.5 MBFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at radiocubao[at]gmail[period]com or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.You can also send your mp3 to [email protected]

I once read or heard that Filipinos can be described as people who have Spanish surnames, American or Western First Names, Sing-songy nicknames, and on weekends watch at least one Hollywood film, go to Church and eat at a Chinese Restaurant. Hakao or Hakaw also known as steam shrimp dumpling. The search for the best or near best hakao in the Philippines.DOWNLOADDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGANLINKSOurMediaShow Notes:Duration - 12 or so minutesAdditional Music and FX used in this podcast - Some of the music provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at 'music.podshow.com'http://music.podshow.comMusic used in this podcast:Tales of a Night Fairy by Fumataki Anzai For questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at [email protected] or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.You can also send your mp3 to [email protected]

Radio Free Harvard Cubao presents the JRR Tolkien podcast with music from the Brogdinagen Bards and Marc GunnDOWNLOADDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN LINKSOurMediaShow Notes:Duration - 27 minutesAdditional Music and FX used in this podcast - Music provided for this podcast comes from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network.Middle Earth Bragging Song by Marc GunnAre Virgin's Better by the Brobdinagen BardsA Fairy Story by the Brobdinagen BardsScarborough Fare by the Brobdinagen BardsFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at [email protected] or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.

Gloria Macapagal Arroyo declares the whole country to be in a State of Emergency after an attempt by certain elements in the Armed Forces of the Philippines was stopped. Audio file was taken from the PCIJ blog.Also known as Proclamation No. 1017DOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from OurMediaMALACAÑANG PALACEMANILAPROCLAMATION NO. 1017PROCLAMATION DECLARING A STATE OF NATIONAL EMERGENCYWHEREAS, over these past months, elements in the political opposition have conspired with authoritarians of the extreme Left represented by the NDF-CPP-NPA and the extreme Right, represented by military adventurists--the historical enemies of the democratic Philippine State—who are now in tactical alliance and engaged in a concerted and systematic conspiracy, over a broad front, to bring down the duly constituted Government elected in May 2004.WHEREAS, these conspirators have repeatedly tried to bring down the President;WHEREAS, the claims of these elements have been recklessly magnified by certain segments of the national media;WHEREAS, this series of actions is hurting the Philippine State--by obstructing governance including hindering the growth of the economy and sabotaging the people’s confidence in government and their faith in the future of this country;WHEREAS, these actions are adversely affecting the economy;WHEREAS, these activities give totalitarian forces of both the extreme Left and extreme Right the opening to intensity their avowed aims to bring down the democratic Philippine State;WHEREAS, Article 2, Section 4 of our Constitution makes the defense and preservation of the democratic institutions and the State the primary duty of Government;WHEREAS, the activities above-described, their consequences, ramifications and collateral effects constitute a clear and present danger to the safety and the integrity of the Philippine State and of the Filipino people;NOW, THEREFORE, I Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, President of the Republic of the Philippines and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested upon me by Section 18, Article 7 of the Philippine Constitution which states that: “ The President…whenever it becomes necessary,…may call out (the) armed forces to prevent or suppress…rebellion…, “ and in my capacity as their Commander-in-Chief, do hereby command the Armed Forces of the Philippines, to maintain law and order throughout the Philippines, prevent or suppress all forms of lawless violence as well any act of insurrection or rebellion and to enforce obedience to all the laws and to all decrees, orders and regulations promulgated by me personally or upon my direction; and as provided in Section 17, Article 12 of the Constitution do hereby declare a State of National Emergency.IN WITNESS HEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the Republic of the Philippines to be affixed.Done in the City of Manila, this 24th day of February, in the year of Our Lord, two thousand and six.GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYOPresidentShow Notes:Just audio of Arroyo's speech. The speech was in Tagalog.For questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at [email protected] or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.You can also send your mp3 to [email protected]

Valentine Podcast of Radio Free Harvard Cubao. Some notes on Valentine's Day celebration in the Philippines.DOWNLOADDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from PodomaticLINKSPodomaticShow Notes:Duration - Around 18 minutesAdditional Music and FX used in this podcast -Some of the music provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at 'music.podshow.com'http://music.podshow.comSongs include:We Fit Right by Deirdre FlintThe Grass is always Greener by Blue Number NineIm Single by Deirdre FlintFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at [email protected] or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.You can also send your mp3 to [email protected] Odeo Channel (odeo/df3221d266f061f3)

This is the music episode of Radio Free Harvard Cubao. Contained in this podcast are some of the music we got from the podsafe music network. Its our way of saying thanks to friends, listeners, and favourite Filipino podcasters:[email protected] with Kid Flash X and Manong GuardPutang Ina.com:MeanCast with Chica, Dre and ObetManuel ViloriaMai Mai and Marlo of FilipinoPodcasts.com.Warning: Contains: Explicit ContentDOWNLOADDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from PodomaticLINKSPodomaticShow Notes:Contains: Explicit ContentDuration - 15 minutesAdditional Music and FX used in this podcast - Some of the music provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at 'music.podshow.com'http://music.podshow.comFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at [email protected] or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.You can also send your mp3 to [email protected]

Last Sunday, 22 January 2006 - Filipino Boxer Manny Pacquiao triumphed over Mexican Boxer Erik Morales. Filipinos all over the world stopped to watch. In the Philippines time seem to stand still.DOWNLOADDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from OurMediaDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from PodomaticLINKSOurMediaPodomaticShow Notes:Duration - 11 minutesAdditional Music and FX used in this podcast - Some of the music provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at 'music.podshow.com'http://music.podshow.comFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at [email protected] or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.You can also send your mp3 to [email protected]

Radio Free Harvard Cubao tries to answer a question about salaries in the Philippines. In Ancient Rome, Soldiers were paid in salt, it was at that time a very expensive substance and mining salt was a hazardous task left to slaves or prisoners. Salt on the table was a sign that one was well off. If one were to sit near the host were described as above the salt and those further or less favored were below the salt. The word itself salary comes from the word Salarium. So here is an attempt to answer a question about salaries. Sasagutin ng Radio Free Harvard Cubao ang tanong ukol sa suweldo. DOWNLOADDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from OurMediaDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from PodomaticLINKS/MEDIA PAGEOurMediaPodomaticShow Notes:Duration - 11 minutesAdditional Music and FX used in this podcast - Some of the music provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at 'music.podshow.com'http://music.podshow.comFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at [email protected] or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.You can also send your mp3 to [email protected]

Christmas and New Year Report of sorts. Bali-balita ukol sa Pasko 2005 at Bisperas ng Bagong Taon.DOWNLOADDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from OurMediaDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from PodomaticLINKSOurMediaPodomaticShow Notes:Duration - 11 minutesAdditional Music and FX used in this podcast - Some of the music provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at 'music.podshow.com'http://music.podshow.comFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at [email protected] or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.

Radio Free Harvard Cubao tries to answer a question about fare. DOWNLOADDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN OurMediaDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN PodomaticLINKSOurMediaPodomaticShow Notes:Duration: 10 minutesAdditional Music and FX used in this podcast:Some of the music provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at 'music.podshow.com'http://music.podshow.comFor questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can send an email at [email protected] or just post your thoughts on the comment section of the blog.

An interview with a Filipino, Josal, about family life and Christmas in the Philippines. DOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN:DOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from OurMediaDOWNLOAD/LISTEN/PAKINGGAN from PodomaticLINKSDownload or Play from Podomatic siteAdditional Music and FX used in this podcast:Ant Marching Band by Dave GirtsmanEmail: [email protected] Contact FX by Flaming PlanetEmail: [email protected] http://flamingplanet.home.mindspring.com/ Tuning In by Public DomainEmail: [email protected] Radio Free Harvard Cubao looks forward to reading your comments, suggestions, rants and questions. You can post them on this blog or you can also send your questions, comments, suggestions or rants you can to [email protected]. Or you can post your message on the comment section of this blog.