“ULING” (Filipino term for charcoal) – Unequal . LIving . No . Guarantee An all-night standing beside a pit-producing clouds of smoke that penetrates through nostrils deep down the chest and lungs was a serious feeling of laceration that I must admit not everyone endures. The Albano brothers could not blur a detail of how …
Category: Voices of Humans
I am an Ibaloy
On the mountain top of Kapangan, Benguet abides a man who once upon a time travelled, found a life and a home. Asao Shimura Sr., known as the Japanese Master Papermaker, genuinely proclaims that he is also an Ibaloy by heart.
2020 Is Tough, But This Season of Giving, Let’s Share Stories
If you would like to share more stories that you think are worth to be spread to give some sort of joy in these unusual times, Alapaap Media has a list for you.
The Tale of a Storyteller
The journey of Dexter Macaraeg as a Documentary Film maker.
Calisthenics: Flying with the Bars
They move like extraordinary because more than of enjoying, they found Calisthenics as life changing.
Fish Vendor at 82: The Selfless Love of a Grandmother
An 82-year-old fish vendor from Laguna, Philippines had set an incomparable standard in her most noble role as a grandmother.
Destined: The Song I Wrote For You
She had walked in several places and distance, but this time she’s walking towards her piece of sanity.
Filipina in Taiwan: Meet Jay Ocampo
It was not an accident to meet Jay Ocampo. Surely, it was an honour to document her life, to once again see the immeasurable sacrifices of OFWs for their loved ones.
Gas Lamp: Studying in Darkness
As a token for his victory, the nine-year-old Jayson Maghirang was given a chance to dine in one of the most famous fast-food chains in the Philippines.
On The Way To School With Horses
How far can you go for education? How far can you go for your future?