Essays

• 15 October 2025 - Sugar and Lumber: The Historical Roots of Floods in Negros
• 6 June 2025 - Tropical Tones: Ancient Anthems and the Colonial Canon in Southern Philippines
• 10 February 2025 - Ang Imo Catupong: Finding Love in Ancient Hiligaynon
• 3 January 2025 - The Divine Supremacy of the Goddess Canlaon
• 14 December 2024 - Silencing Sacada Suffering with UNESCO Heritage Seals
• 9 July 2024 - Negrense Heritage as Hacendero Hostage
• 1 January 2024 - Filipino Christmas Cheer as Musical Mourning
• 25 December 2023 - Biology as Historical Data
• 19 January 2023 - The Mythical Marquis of Buglas
• 30 September 2022 - It's Unlikely that the Bisaya Raided China
• 25 August 2022 - The Uses of Buyo and Bonga in Ancient Visayas
• 14 July 2022 - Enrique as a Bisaya Hero
• 22 April 2022 - Finding South Visayas
• 3 March 2022 - History as a Progressive Fantasy Land
• 26 January 2022 - ViScience: Keeping Time in Ancient Visayas
• 30 December 2021 - The Hisstory of the Bakunawa
• 9 December 2021 - Sakit kag Kanamit: Genital Accessories in Ancient Visayas
• 4 November 2021 - Diagnosing the “Bloodless” Myth of the Negros Revolution
• 12 October 2021 - Spain, but the A is Silent Because of America's Attempt to Spin History
• 1 September 2021 - The Babaylan Survived Colonialism
• 15 March 2021 - Filipino Food Mukbang with Magellan's Men