Insert Barkada 2020, where 4 white men from Washington, D.C., name their establishment “Barkada” which is an endearing term for Filipinos that refers to their closest friends and companions. To some Filipino-Americans, HELL NO! However to older generation Filipinos and Filipinos back in the motherland, this is viewed as brilliant representation. Is this sh#t really still happening?Visit us at on IG and FB @crackingthecoconut as well as Twitter and TikTok @crackingthecocoAlso, check us out on our website at www.crackingthecoconut.com

Episode 3: I Got Scammed By My Employer

This is CRACKING THE COCONUT, a not-so-average podcast that tackles taboo topics in the Filipino community with hopes to bridge the gap between Filipino-Americans and Filipinos back home in the motherland.
CRACKING THE COCONUT is hosted by two millennial Filipino-Americans, Carla Jay and Jasmine, who both have diverse, vibrant backgrounds. Together they have 13 years of working in the entertainment industry where they noticed a scarcity of their people working backstage and in the mix of L.A.’s biggest live events. 
Each week, Carla and Jasmine will crack coconuts through unfiltered, safe-space discussions. Let’s find common ground and shift perspectives, by cracking one coconut at a time. New episodes drop every Tuesday. Slide thru!
www.crackingthecoconut.com
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