[HIBI] = Heavy Discussion

In this special Women's Month episode, Joanne and Rarry invite their long-time, debate friend Atty. Ranielle Cagang to discuss the pervading issues on female leadership. They discuss the stigmas that women face, their individual experiences on discrimination and awkward moments with their bosses, internalized misogyny, movie references, the role that men should play towards equality, and other questions that could pass for a thesis proposal. Of course, with the Philippine Presidential elections on the horizon, they also discuss why Leni Robredo should be the next President. There is no other option but to Let Women Lead.

PS Due to internet connectivity issues, episode may have choppy audio in some parts. But did that ever stop us from listening to the things we love? Charot

[HIBI] = Heavy Discussion

In this episode, Joanne and Rarry try to navigate the sometimes icky, sometimes explosive situations when talking to people on opposite sides of the electoral landscape. Should you cancel them? Should you tread carefully? Should you say nothing at all? Slowly slip away?

Questions...questions...

The 2022 Philippine Presidential elections are in full swing. The fight of our generation is here. How do we process it?

[CHEZMES] = Braincells Unnecessary.

In this first [CHEZMES] episode, Joanne and Rarry recount and process their very unexpected (and unforgettable) experience of a road accident on the day they were supposed to record their third podcast. The takeaway of this day’s events: it’s so hard to be poor. Especially in the Philippines. One hospital bill can ruin your hard earned money. One accident can change the course of your entire life.

[HIBI] = Heavy Discussion.

In this first [HIBI] episode, Joanne and Rarry explore identity and self-expression. In the era of social media platforms, expressing ourselves has become a lot easier. But with the protection of the computer screen, what kind of person have we become and what kind of social spaces have we made?

Because it's sweet to just yaw-yaw about life.