Quarter Life Crisis:911

This is the second part of Tito Dannie's story on becoming a single dad. He will talk about his biggest struggle on being a single dad, his lovelife and also the adoptation process in the Philippines. There is so much to learn here! Thank you Tito Dannie for being such a great inspiration not only to us but to our listeners as well :)

Tito Dannie is an epitome of what a perfect father is. We are so honoured to have him as our guest in this series. We learnt a lot of new things and i am sure you will learn alot from him too. One thing is for sure, Love is pure and true. Love knows no gender. <3

Also, do not forget to support Tito Dannie's stores. You can visit his facebook pages: D'Salas Kitchen and Sweet Amelia. You can also visit their physical store Honorio Lopez Blvd. Balut Tondo Manila.

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Icebreaker muna tayo from our "Singles" Series because it is Sandip's 30th birthday! What a milestone. Happy birthday Sandip! This episode is all about Sandip's kalats. Different format from what we have done previously because we just posted our first podcast video on our Youtube channel: Quarter Life Crisis: 911. Also, this is not scripted at all. No edits made, no cuts - NOTHING. We enjoyed shooting this podcast and we hope you enjoy it too :)

This is the second part of Nikki's story of being a single mom. We know that everyone cannot wait to know how Nikki told her parents and everyone else that she was pregnant and how she pushed through her journey as a single mom. Nikki's experience is just inspiring and we hope that our listeners will feel the same.  

We are so excited for this episode! Not just this is our first episode that we will be having a guest but also we cannot wait to share with you Nikki's story. From being a quiet, introvert and reserved person, Nikki became a strong, empowered and independent mother. Listen to her story and we hope you can relate and learn something from it.