Why is it that Filipinos are working abroad? The realities of being an OFW will be partially discussed in this episode. Some tips if you are ready to work abroad.

“Kung andam nka mu gawas, paminawa usah ni.”

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Disclaimer:

This podcast is delivered in English – Bisaya Language, (a local dialect in Philippines, commonly known as VISAYAN).

For almost 20 years and counting, I have met some people that gave me a reason why I have the courage to donate my blood.

“naa bay dagom na murag lansang ka dak.on? mura rag lansang kadak.on”

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Disclaimer:

This podcast is delivered in English – Bisaya Language, (a local dialect in Philippines, commonly known as VISAYAN).

A summary of what happens in 2020 and what are the things that we have experienced and learned during the pandemic. The year 2020 may seem so ruthless to most of us but there is a meaning behind the disaster. Help us turn those bad things that are marked into our hearts and mind into good and actionable ideas for the coming year.

“mag tinabangay tag bangon sa umaabot na tuig ug sa sunod na pagsuway”

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Disclaimer:

This podcast is delivered in English – Bisaya Language, (a local dialect in Philippines, commonly known as VISAYAN).

We all have god parents and god kids. This episode we will be tackling the role and the traditions of god family. This is base on Christian community customs and traditions in Philippines.

“ang atong mga ihada ug ihado. Mga ninong ugn ninang… asa akonggift?”

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Disclaimer:

This podcast is delivered in English – Bisaya Language, (a local dialect in Philippines, commonly known as VISAYAN Language).

The reality of traditional education and some suggestions that we can do as parents, teachers, or as a students. We discuss a little of parenting, leadership and mentoring. Some of the information of this episode are base on real-life experiences and might be different in you point of view. Please be flexible in understanding the topic

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Disclaimer:

This podcast is delivered in English – Bisaya Language, (a local dialect in Philippines, commonly known as VISAYAN Language).

We prepared an anticipated questions why we choose podcasting instead of Vlogging. Also, some of the information about podcasting, the history and the data of the early days in this platform. We will also be discussing some of the behind the brand stories about IMOHA podcast.

“Mga pangutana about podcasting ug unsay meaning ani na podcast”

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Disclaimer:

This podcast is delivered in English – BisayaLanguage, (a local dialect in Philippines, commonly known as VISAYAN Language).

In this episode we will be talking some reasons why, in most cases, we are taking for granted, no one is listening to the thing we try to explain. We will also be talking some ways how to get over with it.

“Mga common na mga rason na atongma bantayan ngano dilita paminawun”

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Disclaimer:

This podcast is delivered in English - Bisaya Language, (a local dialect in Philippines, commonly known as VISAYAN Language).

Who we are and what are the things we ship to our listeners?

Up front in this trailer we open up to our listeners the intent, expectations, the people we wish to serve, the language we use, and the category of the podcast. We wish all Bisaya to tune-in in this channel, bisag mag English kos akong mga description and show notes. Solid Bisaya tah!

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Disclaimer:

This podcast is delivered in English – Bisaya Language, (a local dialect in Philippines, commonly known as VISAYAN Language).

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