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Before Apple and Samsung, there was Sony. What kind of confidence does it take to start a company that set the bar for later tech magnates like Steve Jobs? Find out on "Empires: An Asian Business Podcast," a show by our friends at 1 Up Media.

Interested to learn more about some of the most successful businesses in Asia? Make sure to search for “Empires: An Asian Business Podcast” on your favorite podcast app!

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Mabuhay! For teacher PJ Hernandez, mahalagang matuto bukod sa pagbabasa ng textbook. Kaya niya naisip ang "The Traveling Salakot," a walking tour and advocacy that takes history to the streets and trains youth volunteers to share our culture through the mediums they know best. Kilalanin si PJ sa season finale ng "Kasama sa Pagbabago" podcast.

Kasama sa Pagbabago is a podcast by the Youth Leadership for Democracy (YouthLed), a project of the Asia Foundation and the US Agency for International Development (USAID). Powered by PumaPodcast.

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The first episode of the series traced the Bangsamoros' history from pre-colonial times up until the administration of Ferdinand Marcos Sr., so let's pick up where we left off. Here’s part two of our history lesson on the Bangsamoro as told by BARMM Minister of Parliament Anna Basman and Professor Tirmizy Abdullah, a historian from Mindanao State University. From the "Balangkas ng Bukas" podcast.

Balangkas ng Bukas is a podcast by Youth Leadership for Democracy (YouthLed)—a project of The Asia Foundation and the United States Agency for International Development, powered by PumaPodcast with the support of the United Voices for Peace Network.

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Remember when Facebook took down Twinmark’s network of social media pages.

How did that all come about? And a few years on, what have we learned from the incident? Disinformation researcher Jonathan Ong and journalist Kat Ventura dive deep into one of the most exceptional journalistic investigations in the Philippine disinformation economy, as they sit down with journalist Warren De Guzman and one of the whistleblowers. From the "Catch Me If You Can" podcast.

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"Sinong gustong magtago sa ref ngayong summer na? Bad news: it’ll just get worse. Temperatures in the Philippines can rise by high as 2.3°C by 2065 if we don’t curb our emissions. In the last installment of the "Ang Ating Kwentong Klima" miniseries on A Better Normal, we ask what the future look like, and how can we shape it today.

“Ang Ating Kwentong Klima” is a special series under A Better Normal, presented by the Oscar M. Lopez Center and Asia Society Philippines.

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WFH and thriving! That’s MK’s goal for her fellow moms who take care of their families while making their careers WERK. Hear how she built her online community, Filipina Home-Based Moms on this episode of the "Kasama sa Pagbabago" podcast.

Kasama sa Pagbabago is a podcast by the Youth Leadership for Democracy (YouthLed), a project of the Asia Foundation and the US Agency for International Development (USAID). Powered by PumaPodcast.

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“Adik ‘yun.”

The negative connotations and stigma around the word “adik” have only worsened under Duterte's drug war. How can we begin to unpack such a loaded word? Gideon Lasco and Roby Alampay dig into this term and its effects on a new episode of the "Tokhang sa Tokhang" podcasts.

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Our islands draw visitors near and far because of their beauty. But behind these crystal-clear waters and pristine beaches are stories of livelihoods threatened and customs disrupted. How can communities here thrive in the face of climate change? This is the third of a four-part series under the A Better Normal podcast called "Ang Ating Kwentong Klima."

This series is supported by the Oscar M. Lopez Center for Climate Change Adaptation, in partnership with Asia Society Philippines.

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Get an introduction to the Bangsamoro Organic Law by tracing the history of Muslim Mindanao with Professor Tirmizy Abdullah, a historian from Mindanao State University. From the arrival of Islam, to significant events in recent history, this is season 1 of "Balangkas ng Bukas": a new podcast that looks into the events that ignited the changes we see and enjoy today.

Balangkas ng Bukas is a podcast by Youth Leadership for Democracy (YouthLed)—a project of The Asia Foundation and the United States Agency for International Development, powered by PumaPodcast with the support of the United Voices for Peace Network.

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The first Filipino basketball import was a woman! Allana Lim shares the story of the many sports she tried out before discovering basketball, how she remained resilient while navigating her career abroad, staying true to herself, and how she is blazing a trail for the next generation of players on the "Go Hard Girls" podcast.

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