In this episode of the Future Ancestors Podcast, hosts Jason Encite and Kathryn Serrano sit down with the multi-talented Nicole Maxali. Nicole shares her unique journey from a creative childhood to becoming a stand-up comedian and storyteller, emphasizing the importance of ancestral wisdom and divine timing.

Nicole shares a funny and inspiring story about how her vision board manifested a dream come true: opening for the legendary Dave Chappelle. Despite some setbacks, her persistence and dedication led her to seize the opportunity, showcasing the power of manifestation and resilience.

Nicole also dives into her rich family history, revealing a lineage of resistance and activism. From her great-great-grandfather's defiant stand against Spanish colonizers to her uncle's involvement in the Third World Liberation Front, Nicole's family has a legacy of fighting for justice and preserving cultural heritage.

Throughout the conversation, Nicole highlights the significance of storytelling and connecting with our ancestors. She discusses her production company, Kendra Cup, and its mission to collect and share Filipino stories, to make sure that the wisdom and experiences of past generations are not lost.

Keynotes:
- The power of divine timing and manifestation in achieving dreams
- Nicole's journey and the role of persistence
- A rich family history of resistance and activism
- The importance of storytelling in preserving cultural heritage
- Nicole's work with Kendra Cup and its mission to collect Filipino stories

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On this episode of the Future Ancestors Podcast, we sit down with Clifford Robin Temperosa. Clifford discusses his transition from medicine to business, as well as his involvement in public policy and community advocacy.

He also discusses his role as the Director of Public Policy, his leadership in OCA New York and Young Invincibles, and his efforts to tackle the challenges facing Filipino Americans. Clifford also talks about being a part of the Knights of Rizal and offers advice to young Filipino Americans aspiring to lead in nonprofit and public policy sectors.

Tune in to learn more about Clifford and his passion for change.

In this episode, we sit down with Rohan Zhou-Lee, a dancer, writer, and the visionary behind the Blasian March organization. Blasian March is a Black-Asian-Blasian grassroots solidarity organization, and has been featured on CNN, NBC Chicago, USA Today, WNYC, and more.

Rohan shares details about his Filipino and Black identities, offering viewers a glimpse into his upbringing and experiences that have shaped who he is today. And we dive into his inspiring advocacy journey.

Whether you’re looking for inspiration, understanding, or guidance, this episode offers valuable insights into the power of identity and collective action.

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