Joey Salgado

April 12, 2024

James Taylor in Manila: Songs of Comfort for Older but (Hopefully) Wiser Souls

The boomers and GenXers in the audience lived through and survived the turbulent 70s and 80s while dealing with their own turmoils and demons, the same turmoils and demons that James Taylor, especially in his early years, dealt with and sang about...

April 07, 2024

And So It Goes

Poverty and hunger have been constant afflictions, like death and taxes. They do not linger, for lingering implies a certain end...

April 06, 2024

Can the President Survive a Voters’ Revolt in 2025?

The sheen of restored family glory is now in danger of being tarnished by the perception that this government is aimless and adrift...

March 24, 2024

Taguig: Breaking Bad

Taken within the context of governance, the park’s closure exposes how a local government can abuse the regulatory powers granted by law to pursue a political end....

March 14, 2024

The Official Family’s Problem Child

To be in the Cabinet while openly contradicting the President is untenable and may be interpreted as opportunism....

March 01, 2024

Egai Talusan Fernandez: Resistance in Quiet Dignity

Egai’s body of work, especially from the years of dictatorship until the 1986 EDSA Revolution, bear the textures of the streets, the lushness of forests, and the colors of hope. They are bathed in the hues of country and flag....

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