In this behind-the-scenes conversation, we turn the mic toward Steve to talk about his interview with former Guam Delegate Madeleine Bordallo. From preparation to unexpected turns, Steve shares what it was like to sit across from one of Guam’s most familiar political voices — and what he learned about the island’s history, its resilience, and its future. This episode offers a glimpse into the process and the people who help shape My Jungle Voices — where every story begins with curiosity, and ends with connection.

What happens when two voices from different corners of My Jungle Rules sit down for one conversation? In this special crossover episode, Therese from My Jungle Rules in the Garden and I from Not Done Yet talk about why we each started our sites, what we’ve learned along the way, and what keeps us creating. It’s part reflection, part behind-the-scenes, and all heart — a look at how two stories from the same roots continue to grow in different directions.

In this My Jungle Voices behind-the-scenes episode, I sit down with Steve to talk through his reporting on Guam Delegate James Moylan’s staff bonuses — payouts that were nearly 10 times higher than the CNMI delegate’s. We dig into Moylan’s August video announcement about “financial irregularities,” the unanswered questions it raised, and the bigger issue of transparency from Guam’s representatives in Congress. A candid examination of accountability journalism and why asking tough questions remains essential.

From the team behind My Jungle Voices, this is where we trade picks, swap stories, and argue over what’s on our screens. Movies, streaming hits, cult classics, and guilty pleasures — nothing is off limits. Funny, opinionated, and a little unpredictable, What Are We Watching? is the conversation you’re already having with your friends, now part of the My Jungle Voices podcast family.

What does it really cost to call Guam home? In this episode of My Jungle Voices, we dive into the island’s high cost of living — from grocery bills to rent to the everyday trade-offs families make. We share personal stories and hard truths about why life on Guam can feel so expensive, and what it means for the future of those who choose to stay.

Guam’s mail isn’t just about getting packages on time. 📦
Ri, Steve and Therese discuss the airmail issues that Guam is having. It's something that's been ongoing for years, but Trump's recent executive order has put it all in turmoil. It's part of a much bigger conversation — one that reaches Washington and beyond.

Guam may be just 212 square miles, but its reach extends far beyond the Pacific. In this episode, we explore why Guam matters on the global scale — from its strategic location to its cultural influence, and the way island voices contribute to conversations that shape the world.

Join us as we reflect on how Guam’s story connects to larger currents in history, politics, and identity — and why understanding our island means understanding more about the world we live in.

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Journalism taught us how to ask tough questions — and sometimes face tough truths about ourselves.
Our new podcast episode takes you inside the newsroom: the lessons we learned, the stories that stayed with us, and the confessions we’ve never shared until now.