Historinoms

Have you ever wondered about the history of astrology? Wonder no more as we cross with Tsaastrology in a game of drunken Never Have I Ever while we jump back in time from Ancient Mesopotamia to the modern times to trace the origins of reading the Sun, Moon, and Stars.

The Otters talk about the nicest Japanese Captain to ever set foot on these 7,641 islands during World War II, and how he managed to make a whole town of Filipinos love him.

There's pregame and there's game night, so why not put them together and throw in a pearl necklace for good measure? Introducing our first ever Pregame Night with Glenn and Gideon of Creepsilog!

The Otters explore the history of Jewish presence in the Philippines from the Spanish Inquisition to WWII. Bonus: Drunk Bern crying.

The Otters, PX and Bern, look back at how basketball, the sport loved and dominated by Filipino men, first came into the Philippines and was in fact first played by Filipino women.

In time for the commemoration of Ninoy Aquino's death anniversary, the Otters relay the account of his last moments through the words of Ken Kashiwahara, his brother-in-law.

The Otters talk about Antero Cabrera, the Igorot who got a chance to meet President Roosevelt in the US through an exploitative expo in St. Louis in  1904.

PX and Bern start off with a double story pilot episode where they talk about the Pepsi Number Fever of the early 90s and that time when Antonio Luna and Jose Rizal almost drunkenly killed each other for a girl.