How is Chinese propaganda shaping narratives about the PH and its claimed territories? Journalist Roby Alampay chats with Tim Niven of DoubleThink Lab about the hired keyboard warriors influencing the world’s perceptions of China. From the "Teka Teka" podcast.

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Some pretty awesome people are coming to "5 Minutes Lang"! Need help with this adulting thing? From developing transferable skills for your career, to planning your first solo trip, our guests have got your back!

A new season premieres on June 28! Subscribe so you don't miss it!

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Food wrappers, delivery packaging, sachets - we go through A LOT of plastic everyday! But what happens to it after we use it?

The choices we make every day have a significant impact on the environment. In this episode, host Carl Javier chats with Julius Guirjen from WWF-Philippines and Joanna Mae Norcio-Ricafort from the City of Manila’s Department of Public Services about the impact of plastic waste on human health. From the "A Better Normal" podcast.

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This episode is the first of three made possible with the support of the Worldwide Fund for Nature Philippines.

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The blog is now a podcast! Join Project Vanity founder Liz Lanuzo as she chats with some of the biggest movers and shakers in the PH beauty scene, celebrating the diversity and beauty of Pinays in all its forms.

Catch “Project Vanity with Liz Lanuzo” starting June 26 on your favorite podcast app!

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If “This meeting could’ve been an email!” is your new office catchphrase, it might be time to rethink your meetings. Join PumaPodcast CEO Carl Javier and Haraya Coaching Founding Partner Jackie Cañiza as they discuss how to optimize meetings for better collaboration and connection. 🎧From "The Imaginable Workplace" podcast.

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“This is the first time in Philippine history that the state admits and presents how it hurt its citizens during the Marcos Martial Law period.” Reporter Bella Perez-Rubio speaks with the Human Rights Violations Victims Memorial Commission about the impact of the Freedom Memorial Museum in a time where another Marcos sits in Malacañang. From the "Teka Teka" podcast.

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“Every art form is really just trying to connect with someone else, whether it's trying to share a feeling or trying to feel like you're not alone.”

Whether it’s a beer can, a gig poster, a shirt, a comic strip, or a whole book, everything is storytelling. Award-winning comic book creator Rob Cham chats with Carl Javier about visuals as a language and why we should explore different things. From the "A Better Normal" podcast.

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Your journey of active citizenship doesn't have to start by launching a project from scratch! It's just as valuable to join and support existing ones in your community. ✍️ Take it from the teacher-student duo, Philip Caermare and James Agad! Listen to their story and how they became active members of 'Project Citizen' in the finale of Kasama Sa Pagbabago Season 2.

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“Kasama sa Pagbabago” is a podcast by YouthLedPH—a project of The Asia Foundation and the United States Agency for International Development, and powered by PumaPodcast.

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“Minsan may mga visitors, Martial Law survivors, tapos they point [at] kung ano yung [ginamit] sa kanila for torture. It's a very heavy subject pero it's real, it happened.“

Reporter Bella Perez-Rubio visit the Freedom Memorial Museum Gallery, an exhibit run by the Human Rights Violations Victims Memorial Commission featuring artifacts and insights from survivors of the Marcos dictatorship. From the "Teka Teka" podcast.

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How far back can you trace your family’s history? In this guest episode from the Teka Teka News podcast, reporter Bella Perez-Rubio interviews Honorary Consul Joseph Assad about their ancestors—some of the first Lebanese immigrants to the Philippines—and how they’ve found a home in this country. From the "What's AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted" podcast.

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