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We're concerned about water quantity, but what about quality? Metro Manila's forgotten masterplans. You may be single, but you're not alone. And the plight of women migrants.

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Sociologist, writer, and leading public intellectual Randy David speaks with his brother, Caloocan Bishop Pablo Virgilio David, about responding to attacks against the Catholic Church; its efforts to be more responsive to the youth; and the radicality of a faith that promises redemption for both the good and the wicked.

This episode includes discussions on mental health, including some reference to depression and suicide. If you or people you know are dealing with mental health issues, talk to someone about it. You may also call the Department of Health's National Center for Mental Health crisis hotline at 0917 899 8727 (USAP) and 989 8727 (USAP), which is operated 24/7.

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'RIDICULOUSLY LOW NUMBERS'

"...There is so much more out there that we don't know about how the drug war is being fought."

In a special episode of PumaPodcast: Headlines, Sheila Coronel and her team from Columbia University's Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism discuss the real numbers behind the deaths resulting from the war on drugs. Or as Sheila puts it, what's the price being paid for its results? 

More data from their research here:

https://data.world/stabile-center/ph-drug-war/

https://github.com/HRDAG/PH-drug-related-killings

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Sociologist, writer, and leading public intellectual Randy David speaks with his brother, Caloocan Bishop Pablo Virgilio David. What is it like being shepherd to a flock that has fallen victim to the bloody war on drugs? Why are so many affected communities seemingly in favor of it? And what is the Catholic Church doing to remind them of the casualties' humanity?

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Who do you remember on National Heroes Day? Bonifacio, Rizal...but what about the brave Filipinos who were first responders in the Korean War? In this episode, Ceej Tantengco and Sab Schnabel talk about Philippines' involvement the Forgotten War, and speak to a great-grandson of one of the heroes.

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Can we ever have an accurate count of the persons killed in the war on drugs? Gov't wants expanded wiretapping powers VS terrorism. Chinese warships too close for comfort. A new report on disinformation during the May elections. Why is the US interested in Greenland? Good conduct time allowances in Calauan mayor case. Indigenous languages in danger of disappearing.

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"Bakit hindi ka pa nagpapakasal?" Like many young people, economists JC Punongbayan and Maien Vital get this question all too often from their titos and titas. In Episode 1 of the Usapang Econ Podcast, they look at the data and discuss marriage trends over the decades. What are the factors that contribute to Filipinos getting married later in life? And what should the titas and titos of the Philippines know, anyway?

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Remember Leo Echegaray? Atty. Ted Te gives a throwback to the last time the Philippines reinstated the death penalty. What were the arguments for it then? Was the Philippines better off with or without it?

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A national dengue epidemic. Should the OSG be involved in the sedition case against the opposition? TRO on Mamasapano trial lifted. A new report on how land use affects climate change. How IPs are protecting our biodiversity. Police presence in schools? And a man dies after being deported by the US to Iraq.

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UAAP Finals MVP Jack Danielle Animam didn't play basketball until she was in high school. We look at what her story tells us about the state of youth development for women's basketball, and speak to Girls Got Game about how they empower young girls through sports.

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