My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
I have thought of putting together the different renditions of the Lupang Hinirang sung by several Filipino artists. Over the years, we’ve heard the same stories again and again, of how singer A or singer B failed to do justice Continue reading Putting together the Different Versions of 1 National Anthem
So much has been said about Martin Nievera’s rendition of the Philippine national anthem during the fight between Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton. I found myself in wonder when I watched the fight on TV. I tuned in just at Continue reading Pacquiao's Quarantine and A House Inquiry on Martin Nievera?
Kabitero was a story I did in 2006 for Reporter’s Notebook. The story brought our team to Baguio City, where explosives would be used to facilitate the construction of houses. The practice does bring about its share of problems for Continue reading Blast from the Past: Kabitero
Fellow journalist Sherryl Yao and I produced this story in December 2006, as part of a series of stories by different tv news reporters a few days before Christmas. Each pair or group was assigned to serve and do something Continue reading Christmas Stories and Ethics
We all have heard that the early bird gets the worm, and it is apparent that presidentiables and politicos are taking this very seriously. Hence, not surprisingly, we now find ourselves in the longest campaign season leading to 2010. For Continue reading Mar Roxas: Mr. Palengke, Mr. Pedicab, and Child Labor
Ralph’s note: Our special thanks to Dandi Galvez of the Philippine Star for his article on Guthrie-Jensen. The story is on page B16 of the Business Section. Lambs to lions: How Guthrie-Jensen can save your bottom line By Dandi Galvez Continue reading Lambs to lions