"Lak kom kora ngkel chad ra Ngerchemai el miltom ra mlai ma uel." This is the Palauan saying that came as result of the events of the second story; The canoe, the man, the turtle. It is usually used in times where a person has to make decisions or used as

Nostalgia is the word that comes to my mind every time I remember this story. This was one of the stories I grew up listening to. Growing up before I went to school I had to stay with my grandparents in Aimeliik during week days and this story was one of

Renguk--- My heart Mengkerengek--- Guardian --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adria680/support

This story took place on a very old island that used to exist in Ngiwal State, called Ngibtal Island. These stories can be found in (tekinged.com) in the books section and the book that I've been talking about is called Legends of Palau Volume I & V

Melech was a giant bird god that could transform into a man. Palauans used to call shooting stars Melech because of how in the story when his feathers caught on fire he flew out of the house up into the sky like a shooting star. They also believed that wh

I created this podcast because I wanted to tell stories but also because I wanted to inspire, motivate, encourage and be a channel of blessings to anyone and everyone who listens whether it is by the storytelling or something else. We all come from differ

Madrengebuked is the high chief of Ngaraard  Chersachel is a tree with fruits that bear nuts in the nutmeg family Demailei leaves of a plant/tree called Palauan Palma brava Kelel a Charm is a type of tree called (Campnosperma brevipetiolata volk) Th

Cheldechedechal a Surech el redil ra Ngercheluuk er Ngiual ma Tulei el chad ra Ngaraard. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adria680/support

This story takes place in Ngcheangel (Kayangel), the northernmost state of Palau about 22 miles from the main island (Babeldaob) and this is a story about how the people of Kayangel took back their island from a man-eating god "Meluadeangel" who used to i

This is a story about a giant man-eating snake that inhabited a field overlooking the village of Elechui. The giant snake would go down to the village when he smelled smoke to try and find people to eat. It got to a point where the people of Elechui got s