Give A Hoot

Sa isla ng Panay, may isang bulaklak na sa kabila ng hirap ay biglang namukadkad. Sustansya'y 'di galing sa tubig o lupa, kundi sa ginhawa't pag-asang hangad.

Ang episode na ito ay audio component ng "Habilin", isang video series tungkol sa mga ordinaryong Pilipinong gumawa ng mga extra-ordinaryong mga bagay para sa bansa noong Martial Law. Proyekto ng SAMASA at Commission on Human Rights; produced by WiseOwl and PumaPodcast.

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Matapang. 'Yan ang lagi kong naririnig tungkol sa aming mga lumaban sa Marcos Regime. Pero minsan, naiisip ko, "Matapang ba talaga akong matuturing?"

Ang episode na ito ay audio component ng "Habilin", isang video series tungkol sa mga ordinaryong Pilipinong gumawa ng mga extra-ordinaryong mga bagay para sa bansa noong Martial Law. Proyekto ng SAMASA at Commission on Human Rights; produced by WiseOwl and PumaPodcast.

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Palagi nilang sinasabi sa akin na ang ganda ko, panlaban. Pero nang mapili ko ang aking landas, ang sinabi na nila'y... walang maganda sa palaging lumalaban.

Ang episode na ito ay audio component ng "Habilin", isang video series tungkol sa mga ordinaryong Pilipinong gumawa ng mga extra-ordinaryong mga bagay para sa bansa noong Martial Law. Proyekto ng SAMASA at Commission on Human Rights; produced by WiseOwl and PumaPodcast.

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Mahaba at malalim ang gabi noon panahon ng Martial Law, isa sa madidilim na yugto sa kasaysayan ng ating bansa.

Pero sa likod ng dilim, may mga maliliit na ilaw na patuloy lumalaban. 

Ang episode na ito ay audio component ng "Habilin", isang video series tungkol sa mga ordinaryong Pilipinong gumawa ng mga extra-ordinaryong mga bagay para sa bansa noong Martial Law. Proyekto ng SAMASA at Commission on Human Rights; produced by WiseOwl and PumaPodcast.

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Mika, Oya, and Joza talk about five lessons that they learned from speaking with their guests in season one and from challenging their own assumptions. This is the second part of the season-ender. 

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The Owls Mika, Oya, and Joza look back on the first season of Give A Hoot. Join their discussion of the three mini-series: callout culture, hope-based communication, and the masa.

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In the last episode we talked about why we need to talk about the masa when doing communication for social change. To cap off our mini-series on the mass market, we discuss how they consume the media, what content they engage with, and who they trust.

The Owls (Oya, Joza, and Mika) are joined by Leo Laroza, the director for communication and information technology at SWS; and Wati Doctor, the president of Thinkscape Research.

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In the last episode we talked about how the masa is doing during the pandemic. Now we discuss why we need to talk about the masa when doing communication for social change. 

The Owls (Oya, Joza, and Mika) are joined by Leo Laroza, the director for communication and information technology at SWS; and Wati Doctor, the president of Thinkscape Research.

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In the last few episodes, we talked about communication in a time of crisis, and the importance of conveying hope during COVID-19. 

Today we continue to deal with the pandemic, and certain sectors are harder hit than most. Which is why in this mini-series, we'll check in on the masa and how they are coping. 

The Owls (Oya, Joza, and Mika) are joined by Leo Laroza, the director for communication and information technology at SWS; and Wati Doctor, the president of Thinkscape Research.

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Communicating hope is practical in social change. But how does it fare in a crisis the magnitude of COVID-19? What role can hope play in media, advocacy, and government?

Listen to this podcast based on our webinar with the Owls (Oya, Joza, and Mika) and speakers Thomas Coombes, a human rights strategist and the founder of the organization Hope-Based Communications; Roby Alampay, a veteran journalist and the founder of PumaPodcast; and Tabaco City Mayor Krisel Lagman-Luistro.

This episode will not be possible without our co-presentors JustLabs and OMCT.

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