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10 Dahilan Kung Bakit Dapat Na Makinig Ng RSRFS

10 Dahilan Kung Bakit Dapat Na Makinig Ng RSRFS

1. Matutuwa at kikiligin ka sa iba’t ibang dula, tula, drama, awit at mga kwento na siyang kabuuan ng Rizaliana Sesquicentennial Radio Festival Sydney o sa pinaiksing pamagat, RSRFS.

2. Makasaysayan at sa kaunahang pagkakataon ay nabuo ito sa pamamagitan…

Chained by Fate

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Chained by Fate

Sorrow consumed me; overwhelmed by the thoughts of my brother leaving us especially our very sick mother. I looked up seeing Ate Trinidad in tears while Ate Saturnina and mother seemed just relieved it’s all over [...]

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Special moments at ‘A Parting at Calamba’

After a number of rehearsals with our Director/Producer/Mentor/friend, Mars Cavestany, we finally got to the recording at the SBS studios on Sunday, November 20. I was with the group which was doing Mars’ radio deconstruction and adaptation of Dr Severino Montano’s original play, A Parting at Calamba. Our part was scheduled to be recorded between 10.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. [...]

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Ang Dalawang Senyora at Si Ms. Vangie Labalan

Rarely indeed when productions fit into their right places so perfectly and smoothly with nary a glitch or drama as they normally do; but the recent recording at SBS radio in St. Leonards of RSRFS (Rizaliana Sesquicentennial Radio Festival Sydney) last Sunday November 20 was a production made in heaven, so to speak [...]

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Last November 20, the first of the RSRFS (Rizaliana Sesquicentennial Radio Festival Sydney) two drama and song recording sessions happened with nary a glitch or atypical production lapses – thanks God and to all those who believed in me that it can materialize given the unquestioning faith and genuine support of all and sundry [...]

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Musings of an Accidental Radio Drama Queen (Kuno)

Little did I expect that a ‘routine’ Filpress Radio Cell meeting at the Dooley’s Club in Lidcombe would make me an overnight ‘accidental radio drama queen’ (kuno).

The Radio Cell is comprised of broadcasters and producers of Filipino-Australian community…

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TRIBUTE TO A FRIEND BENNY CHAN AND OTHER SWEET ETCETERA FOR ARMANDO REYES & CONRAD MUNAR ISIP… The order with which I shall alternately toast, exalt, and vivify the three subjects of this particular blog is purposefully that and if ever I roast them a bit it is more of carińo brutal than anything else [...]

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A précis of my proposed RIZALIANA RADIO FESTIVAL is reprinted herewith minus the inconsequentials and leaving only the basic tenets and highlights for the readers to sink their teeth into. I call it VMOS Proposasal [...]

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“Her Son, Jose Rizal”, a one-act play written by Philippine national artist Leonor Orosa Goguingco returns to the stage to celebrate the Philippine national hero’s 150th birth anniversary. Proudly supported by the Philippine Consulate and the Philippine Community Council of NSW, four performances (matinee at 4pm and evening at 8pm) shall be staged [...]

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Remembering my radio days in line with Fil-Aust stations going all out for Rizaliana Radio Festival (Part 1)

Last 22 August at Lidcombe Dooleys Club, I had the privilege of attending a pow-wow of existing Filipino-Australian radio broadcasters. That’s right folks, perhaps [...]

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