Anthony Capozzoli
Anthony Capozzoli
058 - BONUS Dismantled World - Randy, Growing up Filipino, and the Love We All Share
058 - BONUS Dismantled World - Randy, Growing up Filipino, and the Love We All Share
058 - BONUS Dismantled World - Randy, Growing up Filipino, and the Love We All Share
Tuesday 12th October 2021
Anthony Capozzoli and Randy Deguzman discuss Filipino culture, family bonds, and shared traditions in this touching episode of 'Dismantled Life'.
63 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Filipino Roots and Family Bonds: A Heartfelt Conversation
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Ever wondered how culture shapes our lives? In this bonus episode of 'Dismantled Life', host Anthony Capozzoli sits down with his best friend, Randy Deguzman, to dive into their Filipino heritage. They share stories about growing up in a tight-knit community, where family is everything and every part of the pig has a purpose. From food traditions to the values passed down by their grandmothers, Anthony and Randy paint a vivid picture of Filipino life in America.
Randy reminisces about the warmth and magic of family gatherings, contrasting it with the more 'microwavable' nature of modern life. The duo also explores the parallels between Filipino and Italian cultures, especially the shared love for food and family. Through their heartfelt conversation, they highlight how cultural differences can actually bring us closer together. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in cultural heritage, family dynamics, or simply looking for a touching story about love and tradition.
Tune in to hear how these two friends find common ground in their diverse backgrounds and celebrate the universal themes that connect us all.