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“There Was No Cure, But She Chose to Keep Living” | So Inspiring

In this deeply personal episode of So Jannelle TV, Bunny Paras sits down with Jannelle So to talk about motherhood, immigration, and the realities of caregiving. She shares how moving to the United States meant starting over, not just professionally, but emotionally, while raising her daughter on her own. Bunny opens up about caring for […]

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Bunny Paras Opens Up About Raising Moira and Almost Giving Up in America | So Inspiring

Bunny Paras sits down with Jannelle So to discuss what it truly means to leave a comfortable life in the Philippines and start anew in the United States as a single mom. Once an actress who began on That’s Entertainment and worked in movies and television, Bunny shares how immigration forced her to relearn everything—from

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Why “Everything Good” is more than just a Filipino-American story | So Inspiring

In this episode of So Jannelle TV, Roni Canieso opens up about her short film Everything Good and the deeply personal story behind it. Set in the Filipino-American community, the film explores generational identity, cultural language, and the emotional weight of standing up for your own dreams while honoring your parents’ sacrifices. Roni shares how

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Why Chris Galang Left His Job to Build a Filipino-Inspired Beverage Brand | So Inspiring

In this episode, Chris talks about the moment Kampeon Water began and how searching for flavor led him back to his heritage. Jannelle So dives into his shift from corporate life to entrepreneurship, the fears and excitement of going all-in, and the lessons he’s learned about passion, culture, and the Filipino identity that fuels Kampeon

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Eddie Limbaga: Fil-Am Athlete Pursues PH Representation in Winter Sports | So Inspiring

From Team USA to Team Philippines, athlete and businessman Eddie Limbaga sits down with So Jannelle TV to share his remarkable transformation from ice hockey athlete to aspiring Olympian. Now training to become the Filipino cross-country skier, Eddie hopes to bring pride to both of his home countries and inspire more Filipino athletes to dream

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Sam Morelos on Regretting You: Juggling College, Acting, and New Beginnings | So Inspiring

Fil-Am actress Sam Morelos sits down with Jannelle So to talk about a whirlwind season of growth, starring in her first theatrical release Regretting You, performing in Summer of ’69, and studying acting at NYU. She shares how she balances both worlds, the challenges of flying back and forth for school and work, and how

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Two-Time World Jet Ski Champion Anton Ignacio on Representing the Philippines | So Inspiring

At just a young age, Anton Ignacio is already making waves, literally. Fresh from winning two international jet ski titles, Anton is now representing the Philippines at the Southeast Asian Games. From trying jet skiing just for fun at his family’s resort to standing on the world podium, Anton’s story is all about passion, perseverance,

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Sofronio Vasquez: First Filipino & Asian Male to Win The Voice Season 26 | So Inspiring

Sofronio Vasquez, born and raised in Mindanao, immigrated to the U.S. in pursuit of the American dream. A licensed dentist in the Philippines, he initially came to America with intentions of continuing his dental career but soon felt called back to his passion for music. His journey began with cruise ship performances and led to

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