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PumaPodcast interviews musician, poet, journalist, TV host Lourd de Veyra. Lourd talks about his life and lists down the songs that make the soundtrack of his life.

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Five straight, undefeated seasons. 80 straight wins. The NU Lady Bulldogs did all that from 2014 to 2018. In the first episode of Go Hard Girls, we look back at where and how the Lady Bulldogs' hardcourt dominance  began. The team tells us in their own words about the big moments and untold stories of the Greatest Winning Streak Nobody Talks About.  

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A major revamp at the PNP. Who is Jovie Espenido? The PH now has the fastest growing HIV epidemic in the world. How many islands does the country have now, and what do high tide and low tide have to do with it? And we peek into the success of Filipino beauty brand Happy Skin.

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Whose job is it to advise the President on legal matters? Justice Secretary? Solicitor General? Or Chief Presidential Legal Counsel? What are the differences among the most powerful lawyers in government? Former Supreme Court spokesman Ted Te, with journalist Roby Alampay, gives us the answers.

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Unexplained wealth, cheating (and good looks) dictating the results of elections, congressmen giving themselves backpay amid the destruction of World War II... What was politics like in the time of Emilio Aguinaldo, Manuel L. Quezon, and Elpidio Quirino? Not very different from today, as historian Ambeth Ocampo tells sociologist, writer, and leading public intellectual Randy David.

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At least one out of every five beneficiaries of the CCT program is a victim of the war on drugs. The ruling on the vice-presidential poll protest is again put off. After more than three years, the Dalian trains are finally off to a test run. Don't miss Design Week Philippines! And Jose Rizal probably had bad breath and needed braces. What does that mean for us ordinary folk?

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Trapiiiiik! Alam mo bang 16 days every year ang naaaksaya natin sa biyahe? In Usapang Trapik, economists JC Punongbayan and Maien Vital try to make sense of the traffic situation and explore possible solutions. They'll also tell us kung ilang milk tea na sana ang nabili natin sa ginagastos natin sa traffic araw-araw. 

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Heroes need braces, too. Like us, they're flawed. And Dr. Jose Rizal? He might've even had bad breath. 
Learn all the juicy details as sociologist, writer, and leading public intellectual Randy David talks to historian Ambeth Ocampo, who insists: "By making our historical personages human, you show that it is in their humanity that they became great."
Bonus: here's why Filipino curses are so lame in comparison to Egyptian ones. Also, how do seances figure into our history?

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Why the holdup on the VP poll protest decision? The daughter of a murder victim speaks up on World Day Against the Death Penalty. Wala ba talagang transportation crisis? The numbers say otherwise. Our ranking in the World Competitiveness Report goes down. The spotlight on suicide prevention on World Mental Health Day. Why you should care about this year's Nobel Prize for Chemistry. International Day of the Girl. And a tribute to Carlos Celdran.

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Did you know that 87 percent of all Filipinos who enter the public school system don't graduate from high school? 
Sociologist, writer, and leading public intellectual Randy David interviews Teach for the Philippines President Clarissa Delgado about their efforts to ensure that Filipinos get a relevant, inclusive, and excellent education. 

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