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In Episode 73 of The Shift, Ned Legaspi and Trisha Carter analyze The Drover’s Wife: The Legend of Molly Johnson through the CIS Bamboo Framework, exploring Indigenous authorship, colonial history, and the gap between intention and interpretation.
Ned Legaspi returns to The Shift with Trisha Carter to analyze the Thai film How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies through the CIS Bamboo Framework, demonstrating how cultural intelligence can deepen our understanding of cinema across cultures.
In my first-ever podcast guesting, I joined organizational psychologist Trisha Carter on The Shift to discuss culturally intelligent storytelling, cultural metacognition, and the Bamboo Framework.
Veteran entertainment columnist Crispina M. Belen previewed the Ateneo Philippine launch of Culturally Intelligent Storytelling and its conversation on Filipino stories, culture, and global audiences.
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Ahead of the Philippine launch at Ateneo de Manila University, Village Connect introduced the event as a conversation about how Filipino stories can remain culturally grounded while connecting with wider audiences.