Four households. Four small tenants. One rule nobody told the newcomers.
A Pampanga farmer inherits land with a mound on it and skips the offerings his father never skipped. A Marikina plumber opens a water tank sealed for decades and finds it packed floor to hatch with tiny hand-aligned shoes — and something child-sized crouched underneath, wearing a pair. An Ilocos archivist realizes the thing curating her heritage shelves accepts payment in paper scraps and ink drops. A Guimaras mango grower learns the tall horned shadow in his oldest grove takes its rent in rice, cigarettes, and tuba.
Stories covered: the nuno of the old farmhouse, the duwende of the water tank, the lambana of the library, and the lampong of Guimaras. Plus listener letters and shoutouts.
0:00 Stories Philippines 1:03 Cold Open 1:50 Check-In 3:41 The Nuno of the Old Farmhouse 12:08 The Verdict: The Nuno 14:09 The Duwende of the Old Water Tank 21:20 The Verdict: The Duwende 23:03 The Lambana of the Old Library 29:42 The Verdict: The Lambana 31:38 The Lampong of Guimaras 37:33 The Verdict: The Lampong 39:47 Letters 43:08 Shoutouts 44:38 Next Week 45:56 Outro
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