Kuya Geo

Culture Series / 1 Season

George Quibuyen, a first-generation Filipino American raised in the Puget Sound area, is co-founder of the hip hop duo Blue Scholars and a writer, musician, rhymer and restaurateur. Kuya is a Filipino term of respect for a “brother” or “cousin,” from whom one receives wisdom. In this series, Kuya Geo explores identity, music, food and urban culture from a Filipino American point of view.

Watch Latest: S2019 E4

3m 19s

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