DSC: The Podcast

Who is Pepe? How does one start to understand Rizal's works?  Where does hindsight and level of awareness play in regards to teaching history? And many more inquiries! 

Tune-in with me and Sir Mark Roy L, Boado, KGOR,  as we will be discussing about the life, works, and ideals of one of the national heroes of the Philippines, Dr. Jose P. Rizal, or as he was called in his youth, Pepe.

*Language used is a mix of Filipino and English

A consultant of various institutions and individuals, Dr. Gary Ador-Dionisio is the current Dean of the School of Diplomacy and Governance at De La Salle – College of Saint Benilde.

Answering questions such as describing the differences between the ideal definition of Good Governance and a common citizen’s definition , the awareness level of the Filipinos on Good Governance, the era of smart shaming or fake news, and many more.

*This episode uses a mixed language of Filipino and English

Sharing his experiences in practicing Performance Coaching and his development in leading various individuals, we have an Assistant Leader Trainer in Scouting, and also the youngest BPO Ben Carl LLC Program Manager at 27 years old, let's listen in to Mr. Lauro Reuben Delas Llagas. 

For those interested to get in touch with Lauro, you may send him an email at [email protected].

*Languages used in this episode are English and Filipino

"..the never ending greed of human beings to acquire, acquire, acquire, and acquire.."

On part 2, we're tackling with the top concerns and praises of biodiversity, a short description of a circular economy, corals, and the most talked about Manila Bay.

"We believe what we want to believe, we see what we want to see, we hear what we want to hear"

Relation and perspective of people towards food medicinal sources from nature, and a message on how we can contribute to our society.

*Language used is a mixed of English and Filipino

It's a science episode! 
Welcome, Dr. Angelo Mark P. Walag, Faculty member of the Department of Science Education, University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines.  Explaining to us the three importance terms of biodiversity, his experiences through the path of science, human intervention on nature, and more!

For this episode, we have a Marketing Consultant Andrezell “Azelle” Lee to share her experience with us in tackling advertising and marketing. 
A contributing writer to both Thought Catalog and WhenInManila, Azelle discusses the difference and thin line between advertising and marketing.  Explaining to us what she finds as common and uncommon in the field. 

Tune in and may you have a take-away from our episode!

*Episode uses a mix of Filipino and English language

We have Jean Madeleine T. Avila, sharing with us about her take and experiences on Safe Spaces. Find out how Madeleine's origin story in advocating safe spaces. The uncommon challenges, conditions, and processes when you're assigned on ensuring safe spaces for a community.

*PSA: This episode contains heavy discussions about experiencing misogyny and bigotry. Listeners may or may not be triggered. 

**Language used in this episode is a mix of English and Filipino

Born and raised in Manila, lived both in Singapore and London for education before heading back to the Philippines, our guest, Kristine Gale “Kimm” Choa, will be sharing with us her experience as a Third Culture Kid (TCK) from a Fil-Chi/Chinoy (Filipino-Chinese) perspective.

Kimm explains from a personal experience the effects of change toward's oneself and how it affects people around you. Culture, relationship, and communication's interconnectedness is our episode's take today.

Join us as we listen and know more!

For more info on Kimm's TCK group, you may visit her site at www.ichi-eat.com/

Joining me tonight, is a Senior Human Resource Specialist of the Philippine Civil Service Commission. A member of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines’ Training Team for Unit Leaders or Adult Leaders, Mr. Vincent Niño “Enteng” Fabella.

This episode tackles about inside and outside perceptions of the Philippine Civil Service Commission, what are the challenges that the Commission goes up against, the nationwide sought aftered Civil Service Exam. 

Ending with what is the Commission’s take on Trust and Confidence in our Political culture and to what extent is the Freedom of Expression or Speech for Civil Servants?

Join us and I hope it will enlighten your curiousity!

Welcome to the Pilot episode of DSC: The Podcast! 

For our Pilot episode, we have Atenean Instructor Gilbert Jacob Que, who will be talking about his journey towards the academic field. Reminiscing his travels and views on his answers as they become educationally immersive. Tune in to learn more about Gilbert!

Gilbert's Travel Blogspot: http://itchytoesadventures.blogspot.com/

*Mixture of Filipino and English language