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What were you doing when you were 12 years old? For many Indonesian girls, it was the age they got married and started to raise children. In this English adaptation of KBR Prime's investigative series, a journalist shares the long journey to ending child marriages in Indonesia.

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You're probably used to ignoring spam text messages by now. But even when we think we know better, scammers can still be one step ahead of us. Now, even the most discerning people can become victims. Now "Mandy" tells us what she found inside those links. From the "Teka Teka News" podcast.

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If you’re a Denver Nuggets fan, you're probably a fan of Nikola Jokić. The Serbian player has been making a name for himself in the NBA. That’s no surprise because his country has its own love affair with basketball. In this episode, Serbian sportswriter, podcaster, and self-professed PBA fan Miloš Jovanović shares stories from covering basketball in his home country for twenty years.

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"This is a record-setting bad practice for a president," says political analyst Michael Yusingco.

In this report from the "Teka Teka News" podcast, hear from analysts, stakeholders, and lawmakers on why President Marcos must appoint an agriculture secretary as soon as possible.

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Have you been keeping up with our Philippine history podcast? Here's a quick recap of what the team has been up to.

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After its swift passage in the Senate, the Maharlika Investment Fund inches closer to becoming law. Pero ano ba linalaman nito? From the "Teka Teka News" podcast.

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A suspect is caught (often without a warrant) and left to languish in jail for years, awaiting trial. What happens on the inside? While Joan was able to earn a certification to be a paralegal aid while in detention, many others end up joining gangs. Gideon Lasco and Roby Alampay shed light on how the PH correctional system breeds more crime on the "Tokhang Sa Tokhang" podcast.

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For Rafe Bartholomew, anywhere you can find a rim and a ten-foot backboard is an opportunity to make memories and learn something about the culture you're in. And with basketball having taken sportswriter Jackie MacMullan and "No Dunks" host Leigh Ellis around the globe, they couldn't agree more. In the premiere episode of "The Global Bounce," hear about the strong sense of community that's common across all courts.

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Marikina City was once dubbed the shoe capital of the Philippines. But what was once a thriving cultural institution is now struggling to stay afloat in a post-pandemic world. Marikina shoemakers speak up about their new reality in this episode from the "Teka Teka News" podcast.

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Did you know that boxer Nesthy Petecio was discovered by the national team at 11 years old, after she beat a grown man? Hear how the Olympic silver medalist overcame poverty, depression, and traditional gender roles to become the athlete she is today in this episode from the "Go Hard Girls" podcast.

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