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MAD Knb? Many people are bombarded with so many information and stresses nowadays, especially in this time of pandemic. We either tend to be anxious or we do things that would help us get through our situations. In today's episode, Kuya Lord Jay and Lady J exchange stories with Ate MC on how we can take care of our mental well-being. Ate MC is working as a School Counselor. She joined I Am MAD in 2017 and served as a Team Lead for MAD Camp Bohol in 2018. Join us and listen as she shares how we can link volunteerism and mental health and how to find meaning and joy in it.
MAD Knb? In this YMTP episode, our host, Kuya Arjay from The Redefiners, is joined by Ate Candy, as they talk about self-reliance and financial independence. We will learn more on how, at a young age, can we stand for ourselves and support our own lifestyle without having to rely on the finances of our parents. Listen now and be inspired of Ate Candy's journey as a young entrepreneur.
MAD Knb? Being a solo parent can be a tough job, from juggling different roles on being a parent and providing for the family. In today’s episode, our guest, Ate Pau, revisits her experience in joining the I Am MAD with our host, Kuya Lord Jay. She shares how volunteering has changed her perspective in being a mother to her three children. Ate Pau is a currently working as a Restaurant General Manager of KFC. She also served as the Assistant Team Lead for the MAD Pampanga 2019, Instant Builder for MAD Dumaguete in 2019 and a resident cook for BIDA para sa Dumagat Passion Project. Listen to this episode and learn about how Ate Pau was able to extend help to other people, even as a solo parent and how it made her volunteering experience more meaningful.
MAD Knb? In this YMTP episode, our hosts, Big Jay and Catriona J, get to know our guest, Kuya Godwin, a beneficiary of the MAD Camp in 2014 when he was in his 5th grade. He is currently a Grade 11 STEM student and loves making Webcomic Arts. He shares how Arts has helped him get through this pandemic. Let’s hear it straight from one of the participants of our MAD Camp and learn on how it impacted him then as a child and now as a grown-up young man.
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