Exploring personal experiences on a popular game show, this narrative offers a humorous and thrilling account of the author's journey to Family Feud. It delves into the preparation, performance, and aftermath of the show, while also sharing insights about the author's family and the inspiration behind a standout answer. The book combines elements of comedy and excitement, providing readers with a unique glimpse into a memorable life event.
The book explores a forest community in Palawan, Philippines, as they confront the impacts of climate change and grapple with feelings of self-blame for environmental challenges. Historically marginalized by government policies post-World War II, Indigenous residents abandoned traditional practices, only to face drought and erratic weather. The author delves into the interplay between cultural norms, dispossession, and climate-driven hunger, highlighting how these factors contribute to narratives of self-blame among Indigenous peoples. The work calls for a reevaluation of global environmental policy assumptions.