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"Being different is not a bad thing, instead it is your uniqueness that you have to wear well. Your difference is going to make you stand out from the crowd." Most of us want to be on the trend or trying to blend in because of peer pressure and are afraid to be left behind. But sometimes, being different is always a way for you to stand out and be unique on your own. It may take a lot of guts to do but we are doing this for ourselves as long as we are not hurting anyone. Join us as we talk about how our differences could make a change in someone's life and how this could be a bad or a good thing.

It's officially the rainy season! As we are stuck in our homes aside from the pandemic but because of the heavy rains and strong winds during this cold, rainy weather, we get to think of some ways to fight the boredom and do something productive. Others really love the sound of the pouring rain, having a sip of their hot coffee and either read books, watch movies, or even listening to our podcast! Join us as we talk about some activities as our AUX BREAK family shares their thoughts on what are the best things to do this rainy season.

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There are things in life that we want to go back in time if given a second chance. Probably a great adventure together with your friends or family, or you want to go back because you want to make things right. Sometimes, someone who hurt us will ask for another chance to make up for their mess. But, do they deserve a second chance? How about you? What are you going to do if you will be given a second chance to do something in your life? We have our friend, Mr. Henry Helmuth, Jr., an aspiring writer and a call center agent, joining us on our episode today. Grab your favorite hot drinks, sit back, and relax as we share and talk about our experiences regarding second chances. Perfect for this cold weather! Enjoy!

Don't forget to check out Henry's fan page "City Writer"! : https://www.facebook.com/CityWPH/

We apologize when we make mistakes or hurt someone we love. But sometimes, apologies can be sincere or empty.

There are also times where someone apologize but not admitting their fault and putting the blame to other people, which very toxic.

And, when should we ask for an apology? Is it too late now to say sorry as Justin Bieber said?

This episode talks about how saying sorry or apologizing can affect someone's relationship to other people.

Shout out to But First, Coffee PH, highly recommended for coffee lovers! Check them out! https://m.facebook.com/butfirstcoffeeph/

There is this one time of your life where in you failed to do something. Probably at school that you failed your exams, at work where you didn't meet your client's expectations, or in your family, that you choose not to pursue your studies.

These things, will make you feel down and pity yourself because of those regrets that haunts you. Life decisions are tough but we need to make the right choices in life in order for us to go to the correct path where it leads us to better life. And those mistakes teach us to uncover ourselves to be braver and bolder as we go through our life's journey.

Join us today as we talk about failures and regrets, share our insights and experience on how we overcome them.

Finding the “right partner” isn't that easy, especially when the pandemic hit us and this made us more difficult to search for Mr./Ms. Right. Yet, technology nowadays gives us easy access to get to know people around us, mostly through online dating apps. But, is courting still a thing right now? And is this necessary to get to know the person before heading to the next level of relationship? We'll talk about a lot of things when it comes to dating, how this evolve through the years from "harana" and "paninilbihan" to pick-up lines and online messaging through dating apps, and share our own experiences and advice when it comes to dating.

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"What is your weirdest or wildest dream?" This is our Question of the Week and we ask around to our social media friends to share their thoughts about their dreams. Have you ever experienced having sleep paralysis or even déjà vu? Do dreams really mean anything? And what was your dream when you were a kid? To be a doctor? Or to buy a luxury car? Our Episode 9 talks about our dreams and it is an honor to have one of our friends to join us, Marc Reyes, a music teacher and also a host of the podcast SaWariKo. You might ask, what kind of dream are they talking about? That's the twist! Tune in for more. Enjoy listening!

What is your greatest fear? What do you feel when you see a big dog or a spider? How about riding a ferris wheel or getting your monthly bills? Our episode talks about "phobia". We will discuss the different types, how people get it, and what things are to be considered when we fight our phobias.

As we always do, we asked around our social media friends to share what scares them the most.

Have you ever had "ABAKADA" booklets or drawing books when you were starting to learn how to read? How about 24 pieces of crayons, Ate Juday's Krystala, or F4 celebrity notebooks? What is your motto in life that you wrote on your best friend's slam book? Or played "tumbang preso" or "tamaan-tao" (dodge ball), "caroling" on holidays, or light fireworks before New Year's Eve with your childhood friends? How about the time when you got your first cellphone? Let’s take a trip down memory lane by tuning in to our newest podcast episode!