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With centuries worth of experience passed down from generation to generation, indigenous people are the guardians of our planet. Yet they are underrepresented in talks about climate change. Hear from former Ifugao representative Teddy Baguilat and indigenous rights expert Atty. Ice Baguilat on what we can adapt from IP's relationship with the earth. From the "A Better Normal" podcast.

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Less than a week after the WHO called the outbreak health emergency, the Philippines detected its first case of monkeypox. But don't panic. This episode shares what experts already know about the decades-old virus. From the Teka Teka News podcast.

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Do you remember the Otso-Otso? or maybe the oldie but goodie, "Butsekik" by Yoyoy Villame What makes a good novelty song? Is it the catchiness of its melody, the humor embedded in its lyrics, or how viral it gets? Two composers break it down on the "Musikalikot" podcast.

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The Philippines has a high power distance workplace structure, making it difficult for a lot of people to make their voices heard, affecting the office's psychological safety, and in turn, productivity. Learn how to create a safe space for your workplace to grow with Dr. Joy Calleja of the Ateneo Center for Organization Research and Development, and life and leadership coach Cecilia Schrijver. From "The Imaginable Workplace" podcast.

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Long before the digital age, komiks have been entertaining and inspiring FIlipinos for generations. From super strong superheroes, to the everyday lives of Pinoy college students, it's a medium enjoyed by people from all walks of life. What makes them so interesting? From the "Philippinerds" podcast by Smart, powered by PumaPodcast.

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The pandemic only worsened the already declining quality of education in the Philippines, and it forced the education system to face the new realities that students are experiencing. In this final episode, Natalie Christine Jorge, Love Basillote, Grace M. David, and Sabrina Schnabel talk about next steps to reshape Filipino students’ learning experiences. From the "Kung Gusto Mo ng Pagbabago: The Chito Gascon Leadership Series" podcast. 

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More than scary stories to keep kids well-behaved, our folklore can give us a different understanding of our cultural identity than history and artifacts. Professor and author Allan Derain gives us the run down on the history of these creatures, and why knowing about them helps us understand our own identity as Filipinos. From the "What's AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted" podcast.

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In the Teka Teka News podcast's first audio op-ed, PumaPodcast Editor-at-Large Roby Alampay thinks aloud on the words we fear, and how we can move forward with this new administration. 

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In college, Santanina Tillah Rasul's summer nights were spent reading her school books out loud to her community. She made it her mission to teach her adult kababayans in Mindanao how to read. Little did she know that her commitment to spreading literacy would lead her to becoming the first Muslim woman senator in the Philippines. From the "Bago Ang Lahat" podcast.

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Following their back-to-back SEA Games championships, the Gilas Pilipinas Women met up with young players from the the Girls got Game Born Ready Basketball Camp to remind them of the hard work and heart needed to go for gold. From the Go Hard Girls podcast.

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