Not even a week into 2021 and the previously unthinkable has happened once more: hundreds of pro-Trump protestors, clad in MAGA hats and waving Donald Trump flags, force their way into the US Capitol building. Some even went as far as barging into the office of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, casually taking pictures with their feet on her desk and her workspace ruined. 

But it could happen here in the Philippines? And what are the long term consequences on US politics?

If you've ever thought about migrating, this episode is for you. The 8th episode of Inordinary Things guests Koby, who moved from the Philippines to California nearly two years ago. If you've ever wondered about the differences between American and Filipino culture, the loneliness of moving to another country, and the experience of finding yourself in a foreign land then this episode is for you.  

Episode 7's guest is Patrick, a master's student with a special focus and interest on international politics. This episode has it all: ruminations on what the new world order may look like post-COVID, Biden vs Trump, Gaddhafi, the Duterte administration, and the difference between a statesman and a politician. 

Politics is too broad a topic to limit to just one episode. In episode 6 of the Inordinary Things podcast, the show tackles the act of "getting into" politics, the flaws in the Philippine voting system, the rigors of studying law, why Senators have more power than Congressmen/women, and a whole lot more. Special thanks to Kobe for guesting. 

"Let's not go there."

This is the all-too common reply when someone wants to bring up politics in casual conversation, but why shouldn't we? In this episode, we'll talk politics in general: getting into it, Trump's America, Duterte's Philippines, and so much more. Guest: Enzo Manzano

It's rare to find young people who are extremely passionate about agriculture but this is a perfect description for this episode's guest. Debbie and Pancho talk about the challenges of agriculture in the Philippines, what piqued her interest in the field, and a lot more.

In this episode, we talk about the advantages of homeschooling vs. regular online schooling in the middle of a pandemic. An especially timely subject, with all three speakers (even the host) also having had years of experience as homeschoolers themselves. 

Football (or soccer) is without a doubt the world's #1 sport, with the Philippines being a rare exception. We discuss why that might be.

The first episde of the Inordinary Things podcast, with Sofia and Jethro as guests. We ask ourselves: can you really be happy living in a pandemic?