There's only one person that can make or break a party and that's the DJ! In this episode, we call them the masters of music because it takes so much skill and experience to get the party started and going all night. 

Get to know DJ Icy Ice, DJ Rocky Rock, Juts Music, Press Play, and DJ Gerard not Gerarld.... how they got started, what the LA party landscape looks like, how DJs grow and build their brand, and we even asked them some juicy questions like the most ridiculous requests or craziest things that have happened while they're on a job. 

ALL ABROAD PODCAST is all about uplifting our community by showcasing trailblazers meanwhile talking about Filipino culture across generations. 

We are all 1st generation immigrants and if you don't know much about us, you can watch our very first episode and learn about our journey from the Philippines to the States!

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Filipino Americans dominate in various fields outside the stereotypical "health care" roles. Marc Anthony shares his role as a daytime tv producer of one of the top talk shows on CBS, The Talk!

Currently, on its 13th season in 2022, Marc is proud to have worked his way up from working at Olive Garden to now, spearheading the production of THE TALK on CBS.

We are proud to have him on the show as another example of 1st generation Filipinos making waves abroad! 

Join us, Kat, Meg, and Sweeney - as we get to know Marc and his upbringing and what makes him the award winner that he is!

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Let's get to know our local Los Angeles Chefs aka the MEN IN THE KITCHEN... Some of the best kitchens in Los Angeles must have some Filipino staff or chefs making the magic happen. 

In this episode, we got to know:
Chef Frank
Chef Nigel
Chef JR
Chef Kevin
Chef Gene

All Filipinos Chefs from all different walks of their careers. What challenges did they face, how they got into their career, and of course, we played fun games that you can watch on youtube! 

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As millennials and first-generation immigrants from the Philippines, our experiences and perspectives on money have unique similarities and differences. 

If you've seen or listened to our episodes on season 1, you'll know our stories as children who were left behind by our parents while they work abroad to support us. How did that influence our outlook on money and on life in general?

The All Abroad Podcast gals get a little serious about money because we want to inspire other people to get savvy with their financial situations. Most Filipinos get a little squirmy when talking about money but we have to change that. We have to be more open to discussing the best ways we should invest our money. 

"You're comfortable talking about your money if you're confident with your money."  ~ Sweeney

We want to see everyone win and we hope that this conversation and the ideas we've shared have inspired you. 

What about you? How has your early experiences with money shaped your money habits now?

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The first step to improving assertiveness is understanding why we aren't assertive in the first place.

Dr. Abby's dissertation during her Doctorate Degree in Psychology was focused on studying Filipinos' behavior regarding assertiveness. "The higher the traditional values, the lower the assertiveness..."

Dr. Abby also shared her tips on raising assertive but respectful children. 

Dr. Abby is a TEDx speaker and we are super proud of her using mainstream platforms to help others become more assertive, especially our fellow Filipinos (kababayans).

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What does breaking the bias mean to you as a woman? 

In this episode, we talked about how we are all working and aiming to break biases against women with our special guest, Tessa Albea, from the One Down Media and Kumu USA team.

We also talked about our struggles with setting boundaries. We shared vulnerable stories about the times we failed to set boundaries and the times when we succeeded. We also shared times when other people set boundaries on us! :) 

What boundaries are hard (or easy) for you to set?
How are you breaking the bias in your work life or your personal life? 
We want to know... please share in the comments below.

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We shared the lessons we've learned in our relationships and past experiences/mistakes. Kat shared lessons from her marriage, Meg shared her lessons from her divorce, and Sweeney shared her lessons from her ended relationships. 

Happy Valentines Day and the biggest lesson we all agree on is to love yourself through all your ups and downs before you welcome another person in your life. 

Relationships are work and fortunate are those who have found that special person they're willing to do life with. In the meantime, let's continue to love, grow, and be kind to one another including ourselves. ❤️❤️❤️

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How does self-love affect mental health? How do you show yourself, love? How do you know you love yourself?  We ask these questions during this episode and we shared our deepest, darkest, and most vulnerable answers.  This Valentine's Day, let's talk about our mental health and our desires! 

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