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In countries like Indonesia, many girls are still married off by their parents to support their impoverished families. Rasminah was one of them—married off as a child, and had been married thrice by 19. Listen to her journey of fighting for the rights of young Indonesian girls in “Rasminah, the Last Victim.”

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"Rasminah, the Last Victim" is the English adaptation of the Indonesian investigative podcast series "Disclose: Dipaksa Kawin" by KBR Prime, created by PumaPodcast in the Philippines and made possible by International Media Support.

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Linya-Linya’s work is known for jokes, wit, and hugot lines. That’s largely due to co-founder and creative director Ali Sangalang’s literary background. Poetry, humor, and the next generation of creatives fuel the business and inspire Ali to collaborate with advocacies. From the "A Better Normal" podcast.

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Gin has come a long way from monasteries and apothecaries of Europe—in fact, Pinoys are the biggest consumers of it in the world! Sociologist and gin enthusiast Nicole Curato joins the team's e-numan to give a crash course on the spirit that’s been gin-tegral to Pinoy drinking culture. From the "What's AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted" podcast.

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Almost a decade after typhoon Yolanda devastated parts of the country, no less than Tacloban City’s own mayor has said that 70% of the houses given to Yolanda survivors by the government are “substandard.” In Suthis report from Bella Perez-Rubio, hear how the residents are coping. From the "Teka Teka Explains" podcast.

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On her 49th birthday, just a few years into running, Julie Uychiat made the decision to conquer 7 marathons in 7 countries in just 7 days. Battling the freezing Arctic, scorching heat, rugged terrain, and enduring her fair share of cuts and bruises, Julie etched her name in history as the first Filipina to complete the World Marathon Challenge. Hear about her running journey and what she has planned next in this episode from the "Go Hard Girls" podcast.

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On top of all their personal responsibilities, these days, a lot of people are balancing more than one career. How do you know if you can handle it? Filipina Homebased Moms founder and CEO, MK Bertulfo shares tips on how to manage your time between jobs while still having room for yourself and your loved ones. From the "5 Minutes Lang" podcast.

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Technology, AI, and the rest of the world are constantly evolving, and it's natural to feel worried about how fast it's all going. Thinking Machines founder Stephanie Sy shares her mindset on how to stay afloat in the vast ocean that is big data on the "A Better Normal" podcast.

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So you're thinking of buying your first car. You've set aside some savings, and maybe even got the details on a loan. But what else do you need to consider when making such a huge purchase? Automotive journalist Carlo Chungunco is here to help. Get some important car advice on the "5 Minutes Lang" podcast.

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From housing Spanish governor generals to modern-day presidents, surviving world wars, and getting mostly torn down, the Philippines’ seat of power has seen it all. But how much of the Palace have we seen? In this episode from the "What’s AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted" podcast, “Malacañan Palace: The Official Illustrated History” co-author Manolo Quezon shares why we should bring Malacañan's history closer to Filipinos.

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How many times have we had arguments with loved ones over fake news? Is there a way to help our family members, especially our parents, spot fake news in a respectful manner? Veteran journalist and Facts First creator and founder Christian Esguerra assures Ceej Tantengco na may paraan ‘yan! From the "Five Minutes Lang" podcast.

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