The YOMYOMF Archives of Lauren Lola
Originally published on March 14, 2018 The 1990’s had a lot of martial arts television shows available for kids. From TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES to MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS, there was suddenly a market that emphasized a lot on glorifying the violence of it all. On April 4th, 1998, PBS premiered its own children’s show …
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Hi everyone! It's been five months since I began re-releasing content I had originally written for YOMYOMF, and I hope you've been enjoying it so far. Today, I'd like to announce that the coming week's schedule is going to be a little different, for I'm at long last going to be re-releasing the articles I …
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Originally published on October 4, 2017 If you follow THE STAR WARS SHOW, the weekly talk show featuring STAR WARS-related news, behind the scenes features, interviews and more, then you may have noticed a familiar face on the show today. Actor Dante Basco was this week’s interviewee, where he discussed the cultural significance behind some …
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Originally published on May 22, 2018 “Go for broke” is a phrase in Hawaiian Pidgin that means “to wager everything.” The phrase became the motto for the 442nd Infantry Regiment; the most decorated unit in the United States Army comprised almost entirely of Japanese Americans. The story of how it got started is the core …
“I had originally conceived a music video with both generations where it starts off in 1936, then it slowly becomes 2006, to showcase how Filipinos in America still know how to party after a full day of work.” -Patricio Ginelsa
“I’ve always been interested in LA and Filipino history, and so I think at some point, I’ll do something more specific to that. Overtime, I started to realize that there’s a need to tell really thoughtful stories about the Filipino American community, specifically in the audio space, because those don’t really exist.” -Paola Mardo
Drifting Back Around 