WEALTHBANK & TOYOTA TEAM CEBU PRE-OWNED CAR FAIR 2018
Is it time? Need a car? Have you always wanted one? But you don’t want to burn your entire savings? Then we have good news for you. WEALTHBANK, a Cebu based thrift bank which is also a subsidiary of South Korea’s Woori Bank together with Toyota Team Cebu, will...
This Could be the End of Cebuano Film with Christian Linaban
Fortunately before they bid goodbye, I was able to book an interview with Christian Linaban. We had a long conversation about the state of the movie industry in Cebu, how he likes to make movies, his experience producing Superpsychocebu, and even a little bit about nutrition and weed.
Script Dad Hat Lookbook
This lookbook is special because we brought back two ladies who helped us in one of our first official shoots. The last time Ronah (left) and Chennie (right) were featured in our pages was for the Zerothreetwo February 2015 Lookbook called A Look Back.
That was a pivotal time for us.
“Not in the business of earning; only of living” Mary Anchit Album Release
Culminating the stories of people she encountered and the many forms of love in them, Mary Anchit delivers Miss Mary, her debut album, due out September 8, 2018. The launch will be held via a show at Sugid, A SPACE Cebu at 8 pm and will be supported by homegrown acts J Russ X DT, The Vast and Mandaue Nights.
Performing Like a Cyborg with Luigi Balazo of Sepia Times and The Sellout Club
Connecting with current artists is a by-product of producing Zerothreetwo Conversations. It’s refreshing to hear the perspective of artists who are currently playing. I don’t want to fall into the trap of featuring people who are my contemporaries. The ability to learn from the new crop of musicians and artists is valuable.
With that in mind, that’s how I approached this interview with Luigi Miguel Balazo. Luigi is half of the music group called Sepia Times, and is currently promoting his new music project called The Sellout Club. Amongst musical circles, they’ve been making waves and I jumped at the opportunity to talk music with him.
From Conducting a Jeepney to Tattooing Celebrities with Boots Brandon Pajaganas of Redeemed Tattoo
I first met Boots Brandon Pajaganas years ago. He used to invite our band, Rescue a Hero, to play music for skate events. Back in the day, I remember talking to Boots about his experience skating around Cebu. It’s been a while since I last saw Boots, but I was updated on his goingons through Facebook and Instagram.
In the past four years, Boots made a name for himself as a tattoo artist. I remember seeing posts of him winning tattoo competitions, getting tons of clients, and finally tattooing celebrities like Angelica Panganiban and Kitchie Nadal.
Help Us Continue Making Zerothreetwo Conversations via Patreon
When recording and interviewing creatives for Zerothreetwo Conversations, it became quickly apparent that there was a good number of listeners interested in the show.
A few even told us that what we were doing was important.
Important for preserving the stories of today for future generations, important for the young creative looking to hear the experiences of those before them, important in taking the steps to grow a creative community in Cebu, Philippines.
With that in mind, we hope to continue creating podcasts, but the truth is that it requires a lot of work, time, and effort. We need to find ways to make it sustainable.
On Writing Songs on Stage with Vincent Eco
The first time I really got a chance to see Vincent Eco play live was during a Listening Room performance hosted 22 Tango Records. The experience was surreal. I couldn’t help myself and talked to the person beside me, “It’s so good… But so fucking depressing!” And I mean that in the most positive way possible. Good music along with good art has the ability to make you feel.
Funeral for a Prince with Mark Deutsch of Happy Garaje
If you aren’t familiar with Happy Garaje, they are a design/illustration studio comprised of husband and wife team, Mark Deutsch and Johanna Velasco. It was founded in 2009 and also includes associate artist Karina Cuizon who joined in 2015. They’ve received numerous awards and distinctions, notably the Gold Award from The Society of Illustrators in Los Angeles, inclusion in the list of 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide for the years 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 put together by the advertising index Luerzer’s Archive in Europe; and their work has been featured in notable publications such as Communication Arts, Semi-Permanent, Australia, BluPrint magazine, among others.
