As i Go Mark Cueto

In this solo episode I reflect on all the people I've had the privilege to interview (on As i go and the carkgallery street interviews) and meet recently. I also reflect on both the benefits of connecting with so many people along with the consequences of potentially being divided.

One take. A needed breather. Feels good to sit down and process these thoughts tbh.

Flying back to Canada 🇨🇦 from Italy 🇮🇹 (don't worry, I'll be back).

Today, I get to interview the one and only Kuya Martin Ceralde. As of recent, he has been continually pushed out of his comfort zone as his calling has elevated from youth leader to pastor.

In this episode, Kuya and I talk about his about life as a pastor, what he has been appreciating more about pastors, briefly about some celebrity break ups, feeling unqualified as a minister, and how ultimately God qualifies the called.

Enjoy this episode, and feel free to reach out!

@carkmueto

@martinceralde

Still in Italy 🇮🇹!!

In this trilingual episode, we get to hear Ate Marviel's powerful testimony and the role of obedience through the ups and downs of her life. The conversation constantly finds its way back to the Gospel and the absolute obedience of Christ to take the form of man and pay the ultimate sacrifice of love. We touch on topics of family struggles, forgiveness, lust, leadership, and everything in between. Oh, and was also a cryfest HAHAHAHA, enjoy!!

As always, feel free to reach out!

@marviellerizze

@carkmueto

LET’S GO TO ITALY 🇮🇹 WE ARE TRILINGUAL IN THIS EPISODE ONCE AGAIN.Conversation with youth leader from Via Padova, Kuya Mac De Villa. An aspiring architect and a passionate minister, in this episode we cover a wide range of topics from Italian stereotypes, the tension of being both Filipino and Italian, his testimony story, and being a bridge between all these worlds we each find ourselves in. 

GODERE?

@carkmueto

@macdvx

WE BACK!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

How does darkness feel like to a mature Christian? How does rest and exhaustion look like to a husband and a new father? Why is it so crucial to practice what you teach?

In this episode, Kuya Josh and I have a conversation about his first year as a father and the darkest time of his life. He shares about overcoming, lessons learnt, and the visions he holds for the rest of 2024. Tune in and feel free to reach out!

@carkmueto

@joshpalisoc



(what's up jeeno, i hope you enjoy this when you are old enough to comprehend bro)

Ending the year with 3 more episodes with my little “siblings” (adings). 

This is the third part of the trilogy, a conversation with my lil bro, Jhonard Ramos. Ngl fam, a new years' service is about to begin and I just wanna go and be with people right now, but basically we talk about what we are grateful for, lessons we learned, how school is because Jhonard is in his first year of High School, and yuhhhhh. ENJOY! SEE YOU GUYS IN ABOUT 2 MONTHS HERE ON THE PODCAST!!!!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!

Side note: This is also the third episode with Jhonard, check out the other episodes from previous seasons :).