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Masarap ba ang ulam mo? Ang hindi nakakatakam: how food actually gets to our table. Hear the stories of our farmers, and what we can do to put them at the heart of the conversation. This is the second 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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80 years after World War 2, Filipina “comfort women” are still fighting for recognition and justice from both the Japanese government and our own. Hear the lolas' stories firsthand and learn how you can support their cause in this episode from the "What's AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted" podcast.

Content warning: This episode contains descriptions of violence and may be disturbing to some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.

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Paano ba baguhin ang mundo? Sa totoo lang, mahirap at matagal! Pero kapag nagawa, sulit lahat ng pagsisikap, diba? Alamin natin ang mga natatagong kuwento sa likod ng reporma sa "Balangkas ng Bukas" podcast. Sa season one, tatalakayin natin ang Bangsamoro Organic Law.

Balangkas ng Bukas 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 2022 Philippine national election had a lot of people taking a stand—even the ones you least expected. Jonathan Ong and Kat Ventura bring in two adult content creators to ask how—and why—they’ve used their racy content to send a message. From the "Catch Me If You Can" podcast.

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Around the time the rains come, some indigenous groups perform "Panalawahig" to seek the protection and guidance of water deity Pamulalakaw. But when climate change makes the weather unpredictable, these traditions are at risk. Listen to the first of “Ang Ating Kwentong Klima”, a special series under A Better Normal.

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

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Multitasker yarn? At the start of the pandemic, Nekka Abueva saw that the trisikad drivers in her neighborhood had lost their source of income, kaya gumawa siya ng programa para sa kanila even while she was studying. But she had bigger plans, and that included empowering their wives.

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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Ask a Filipino what they need to play basketball and it’s a short list: a ring, a ball, friends, and the quintessential ice tubig. Sa PumaPodcast, it’s that, plus our new show!

Join New York Times bestselling author Rafe Bartholomew as he shares what he’s discovered in following the evolution of Philippine basketball culture, how the country’s become a basketball nation, and more on The Global Bounce. Follow the channel so you don't miss the premiere!

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The drug wars in the Philippines didn't start with Duterte. They have been waged by different administrations throughout the decades. In this episode, Roby Alampay and Gideon Lasco look into the roots of brutal campaigns and the factors that enabled them. From the "Tokhang Sa Tokhang" podcast.

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Join sports reporter Ceej Tantengco in a conversation with Meggie Ochoa, a jiu-jitsu world champion who measures success not in medals, but in the impact she creates. Meggie shares her inspiring story of using sports to empower children who survived abuse. In this episode of the Go Hard Girls podcast, discover how athletes can build communities and find their purpose beyond their sport.

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Company culture isn’t a memo from management, it's something that the whole team contributes to and builds together. On the season finale of "The Imaginable Workplace," Jackie Cañiza and Mia Domingo of Haraya Coaching discuss the significance of intentionally creating a thriving company culture, and members of the PumaPodcast team share their observations on how the company has grown in a year of transforming their workplace.

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