After years of working abroad, we’re finally back in the Philippines — sa atong yutang natawhan. In this special episode, I sit down with my cousin Kate (fresh from Germany) as we soak in the feeling of being home again.We talk about the OFW life, the struggles and longings we’ve carried, and the warmth of reconnecting with our Aaila — our family.No script, just real talk. Bisdak style.

After years of working abroad, we’re finally back in the Philippines — sa atong yutang natawhan. In this special episode, I sit down with my cousin Kate (fresh from Germany) as we soak in the feeling of being home again. We talk about the OFW life, the struggles and longings we’ve carried, and the warmth of reconnecting with our Aaila — our family. No script, just real talk. Bisdak style.

“Balik Bisdak: Nakauli na Gyud Ta!”

It’s all about sharing spontaneous, real-time reflections and stories—often recorded while you’re literally “on the go,” like in a car, at the airport, or out and about. The show reflects your unique identity as an Emirati Bisdak—born and raised in the Philippines and now working in the UAE. It’s multilingual (English + Bisaya/Filipino + Arabic), heartfelt, and modern.

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It’s all about sharing spontaneous, real-time reflections and stories—often recorded while you’re literally “on the go,” like in a car, at the airport, or out and about. The show reflects your unique identity as an Emirati Bisdak—born and raised in the Philippines and now working in the UAE. It’s multilingual (English + Bisaya/Filipino + Arabic), heartfelt, and modern.

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