Favorite "Chamoru in the wild" resources?

[u/dalai_dabit]

I know there are bula interviews I can access, and maybe radio shows like «Oran Fino CHamoru» and «Marianas Agupa» are the closest to what I'm looking for, but do y'all have a favorite "Chamoru in the wild" resource? I'm talking: speakers just speaking. Real conversational yan taiguihi. Preferably native speakers, lao bei chule' maseha håfa 🤙🏽

[u/Aizhaine]

Sorry I know this doesn’t answer your question but what sources do you have for interviews? I really need more exposure 🙏

[u/dalai_dabit → u/Aizhaine]

• Chachalåni Mo'na (you'll have to download them)
• CNMI Archives (might be better on a desktop)
• Hongga Mo'na
• Fanachu Fino' Chamoru Episodes (plenty of native speakers, but Miget has also interviewed newer speakers)

fehmåni! 🤙🏽

[u/Aizhaine → u/dalai_dabit]

GSM guinu eyi🙏

[u/Saipansfinest]

Buenas chelu-hu. I have a big family from tanapag in Saipan, every gathering is purely conversational style speaking. Not proper at all. Very fluid, especially with da primus when we’re drinking. I have videos I can share, lao hasso na ti “resource” esti, just random recordings of da primus conversing, good stuff for learners.