Pohnpei, Micronesia (America's Compact Countries Part 2/4) 4K
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- čas přidán 23. 05. 2018
- Part 1 Marshall Islands • Marshall Islands (Amer...
Part 2 Pohnpei, FSM • Pohnpei, Micronesia (A...
Part 3 Chuuk, FSM • Chuuk, Micronesia (Ame...
Part 4 Palau • Palau & Peleliu (Ameri...
An overview of Pohnpei in the Federated States of Micronesia as part of the U.S. Compact of Free Association. Looks at its history of migration and colonization, it's overfishing issues and a non-profit trying to help, and the magnificent UNESCO world Heritage Site Nan Madol. This is part 2 of a 4 part series on the U.S. Compact. The other parts cover the Marshall Islands and Palau. Filmed on location in March 2018.
Shot on Panasonic GH5 10 bit
Mavic Pro drone
Sony FDR X3000 Action Cam
To license watermark free footage, contact La Mancha Media at lamanchamedia.org
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Limited Credits
Directed, Filmed,
Written & Narrated By
David Whalen
Produced By
Richard Taylor
Produced By
David Whalen
Featuring
Benido Edmund
Local Guide
Eugene Joseph
Executive Director
Conservation Society of Pohnpei
Francis Quosol
Manager, PMK Fishmarket
Music
Mahler - Symphony No. 5
Adagietto (4th Movement)
By Wilfred Symphony Orchestra
Shutterstock Music Canada ULC
Land of Wonders
By Remember the Future
Shutterstock Music Canada ULC
Haze of Strings
By Tiny Music
Shutterstock Music Canada ULC
On Top of Yosemite
By Tiny Music
Shutterstock Music Canada ULC
Lived on the island from 1990-1997. Went to school in SDA. Those were one of the best years of my life. I consider Pohnpei my hometown because of that. Thanks for posting this video! ♥😘👍
It's nice seeing our beautiful island again on youtube :) the man you last interviewed is my dad, you kinda' misspelled his name. it's Franciso Sohl :) ...... good documentary tho
Oh no. Sorry to hear. The way he wrote it down looked like that! I'm really glad you liked it. Your dad was great to meet and talk with. Important work!
Hiii
I really enjoy these videos about the history of these islands. Well done.
It's great being pohnpeian, good to see this video. im proud
Great island,many thanks
❤My Pohnpei..How I missed you😥..I will see you in three weeks yay!!😍😍..
Hiii
What an amazing documentary, to the pacific inland and to remember what they have experienced, and what are facing them at the moment... what the future will bring. Fascinating stories and thank you for the efforts love from South Pacific. And hope you can come over to do stories for Samoan, Fijian, Tongan, Tuvalu, Neui and Cook Islands etc.
I've watched all your stuff,first off,you've used "us" in mixing with Guam,Palau and the others as well..Were Yapese,and were one of a kind too,even though we're with the FSM,were the closest to Guam and Palau so I can see why...anyway just want to point out.We are simple,happy yet prideful Islanders,each having our own way of life,cultural and traditional values and what not. It's good stuff what you made anyway :)
B K first of all don’t embarrass yourself. Secondly educate yourself. There is no need for nitpicking because Guam is an island in Micronesia in the Pacific Ocean and is part of the United States. Yap is an island in the Federated States of Micronesia. You’re not that special you’re just part of those 4 island of Micronesia. 😂
Just so you know, I didn't take this for "nitpicking". I understood where you are coming from. I hope others may educate themselves with manners so they may at least show some class when trying to get their redundancy across.
Thanks for sharing 😍😍
Lovely video. They should consider a series of reserves on the reefs with absolutely no catch like Belize does. It has been a very effective way to maintain reefs across the nation.
That would be cool!
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PNI known as garden island
awesome shirt…. go Michigan!!
I want to move to Phonpei but I have a couple questions if anyone can help. Are there any apartments or homes to rent or buy there? Is there a good hospital and pharmacy there? And finally, is their an elementary school there? I have a 7 year old son. Sorry for all the questions but I just think it's best to ask before I arrive
It’s not a place where you can just move and find a job, doesn’t really have livable wages that’s why the locals are leaving. You can’t really rent homes, everything is locally owned but it shouldn’t be hard to find a home I’m assuming, and yes there are numerous elementary schools
@@santospaul8103 Thanks Paul I appreciate the information. I don't need a job I am retired from the Navy. I do have a question. Are there 2 hospitals on Phonpei and how is healthcare care there? I have read healthcare in Phonpei isn't very good. I really appreciate you sending me a message. I don't like to ask people for help but I haven't been to Phonpei but I did live in Guam for a couple years. So finding a home is easy, that's good to know. I look forward to hearing from you. Brian Dorobiala
I noticed this Island is driving on the right side of the road, but the wheel is also on the right. So I guess the law allowed both side of steering wheel? It's a beautiful Island, love to visit one day
Yeah a lot of the cars come from Japan.
He never let go of his paper cup of coffee
Im from pohnpei i havent went to nan madol see im from pohnpei
let me just add some information according to you Guide: Some of you have heard it,some of you have been there. Nan Douwas the most frequent visited structure of NanMadol. Actually NanMadol has a lot of Stories, it has oral histories that are rich and that are very informative. Its combination of what you might call myth, legend and historical facts. For us, it’s up to us to make sure that we interpret or otherwise we understand and explain our oral traditions correctly. A lot of people might say, that is a legend or that is a myth well that is something that is not based on facts. Then some might ask where the fact is or where are the facts about that place. As for me, it must be combined because we do not have written language we cannot go back and verifying things that weren’t written in the past. So what happen is that oral traditions are handed down to generations to generations? PAHNKEDIRA is the Residential area of the HIGH CHIEFS not NANDOUAS.. Oral histories indicated that people from that general area Katau Peidi was headed by two Brothers call Olosohpa and Olisihpa they arrived on Pohnpei there was already religious practices and ceremonies happening on Pohnpei called PWUNGINSAPW literally means WORSHIP of THE LAND. The two brothers first arrived on Sokehs. They brought in NAHLISOUNSAPW..Meaning worship of the land and the sea. They came to NORTH moving to NORTH EAST.They came looking for a suitable place for their religious ceremony. Olisipa died and Olosohpa became the FIRST Dynastic Ruler of Nanmadol. Sau comes from the word Soun, means EXPERT.
Thanks for all this great oral history. Really fascinating. One could do an entire doc on your ancient history. I'd love to see a Hollywood blockbuster on the two brothers too. Maybe one day.
I always thought that Sau meant Lord.. like Saudeleurs = Lord of Deleurs.. and regarding our oral history what you said is right there are no ways for us to go back and verify the veracity of the stories passed down.
2:41 Ringlan Ringlan, I can tell he was chewing on beetlenut, haha. The native SKOAL. lol.
Beetle nut will kick your ass, it ain’t no joke. 👍🏼
@@TopoftheSouthPacific. 🤣🤣🤣
@@hendrxfn yeah, I’m a dipper and I try the betel nut and it fked me up. I had to go lay down and passed out. But those guys crew it like it’s nothing. Turns your teeth red.
Why do you have a Canadian flag and not an Australian one?
The TOur guide has Filipino name (Benido Edmund), and i believe his root is Filipino.
i think so, his adult kids are in the philippines now i think i remember him saying.
Picture taken in the 30's Not too clear.
Pohnpei altar is not situated in Madolenihmw or Nanmadol. It is located at Salapwung
I didn't say it was. I was telling history and showing similar images at same time. But so curious there is an actual alter. Very cool. Thanks for telling us
Your right!
Thanks man for the correction..... let me change my spelling.
Gunung Padang megalithic site
🌸🌸😊🌟🌸🌸. Kaselehlia😊💕
....tour guide told him he loves dogs...what the tourist didn't know is he loves eating dog!..lol...good short documentary anyway...
That why u love eating tang n niwitin katu
Lmao tuuuwee 🤣
Yeah , I ask my uncle what his favorite dog was , he said police dog. Hehehe , he was a cannabis farmer . He could BBQ. 👍🏼🤪
Lol I know that tour guide dudes 🤣🤣🤣🤣. And there’s no flying dragon in the legend by the way.
maluku..
suku yg hilang dari israel..
negara ini berdarah maluku.
wajah dan tengkorak nya mirip dengan rakyat maluku
Next time u need to go to kitti
Lele
It is disheartening to watch a miscontrued but important depiction of the island I live on. Very unprofessional!
Am I the only one who thinks Ringlen Ringlen is a made up name?!?
His name is ringlen and his last name is also ringlen.
your world is small heh
With the aid of a flying dragon???I dont thnk so,dragons do not exist,shame on you
hey dude, just a heads up. marco polo visited china in 1271-1295 and documented the chinese yolking dragons to chariots.. also the 12 animals in the chinese zodiac, 11 are common every day animals, and then the 12th is a dragon.. why would the chinese include this mythological creature with 11 other every day animals... also before the term 'dinosaur' was invented, all 'dinosaur' bones were considered worldwide to be dragon bones... so yeah... research more