Two weeks away from his very first stand-up comedy special, Nonong Ballinan drops by. He talks about all his feelings about his upcoming stand-up comedy milestone and share funny stories about The Probinsyano. 

Also, Andren Bernardo guest hosts!

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Chef Edward Bugia drops by and tells us some hilarious stories from the real origin story of PINO and how Pares got started according to Lourd de Veyra. 

This is also the first episode with a guest co-host Alexio Tabafunda!

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Solid OK writer and stand-up comedian Aldo Cuervo braves the laggy-waters of the Bago Matulog Zone and talks about starting doing stand-up comedy as an open micer in a more established era of stand-up comedy in the Philippines. 

Conversation goes into favorite solid ok sketches, and irrational fears of being an online stand-up comedian.

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Terrible internet cancelled my planned episode and forced me into doing another solo recording. 

Now we all know me posting more stuff online has done wonders for my “digital presence” but it has come at a price and I talk about all the things that I have uncovered with this increased exposure.

Mind you, I was still extremely frustrated about my cancelled episode when I did this. ANGRY RED warning!

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This has to be one of the best episodes I've ever done (even with the terrible internet connection).

I sat down with everyone's favorite chef/ninong/vlogger and we opened up a buffet of topics; from favorite restaurants, one's life purpose, to analyzing the pinoys' tendency to gatekeep our food. 

It was such a great conversation that we guarantee there's gonna be more collaborations between us down the road!

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Amara Ui, left a promising career as a signed ABS-CBN actress and stumbled on a career of game streaming while looking for something to do during the pandemic. 

We kept it “chill” (as the kids call it) as we talked about Valorant and how game streaming is a performance art. Then not-so-chill when we shared unpleasant experiences as actors. 

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So having Victor Anastacio, Ryan Puno, Andren Bernardo, Aldo Cuervo, Alexio Tabfunda, and Yuki Horikoshi all in one episode seemed like a good idea to sell tickets to out show. But man this episode went crazy.

I really have no way to explain this somehow the episode turned into a drunk Andren talking about his home-province of Pangasinan and how they sang metal songs at a classmate’s debut.

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Just a short thank you episode Also a lil bit of origin story on how Bago Matulog started and how it developed into more than just a pandemic project.

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It was just simply good fun times this episode, Alexio and Andren joins me in answering fan questions. The ep is also peppered with some good spirited roasting as the koolpals raided the chat (which made me go heel mode cutting promos on them) 

Listen for some solid laughs and maybe, good advice?

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They’ve created funny charming movies about street games, childhood wrestling heroes, and sentai flicks. Now they’ve re-invented the story of Bernardo Carpio as an Ultraman-esque defender of the country.

Directors Mihk and Miko are out there to make Pinoy films that no one else would do simply because they’re passionate about it. Find out how CARPIOMAN went from a drunken conversation to reality!

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