“Dying is only one thing to be sad over. Living unhappily is something else.” -Tuesdays with Morrie

What would you have done differently or would like to do with the time you have now. May pa-reflection bhie... for once let's do chikahan na walang masyadong pinaglalaban para hindi nakaka-wrinkles. Mwah!

Name calling. Cancel culture. Friendships and families being shattered. Kalma lang. We are all better than this. Love, love, love lang.

In this episode, we hope to shed light on the right attitude we need to practice amidst the crazy election season. And most importantly sabi nga ni Tita Small, no bashing.

We sat down with a licensed financial advisor where she shared her knowledge on best way na mag-ipon, ma-align ang finances at hindi tayo nganga in the future. You know adulting thinggzzz. Let's all learn mga besh.

Bitin? Need more personal financial advice? You may reach to Christine Arzaga-Alarcon directly via her facebook account.

Let's have a healthy conversation about Toxic Filipino Mentality.

Sabi nga, kung gusto ng pagbabago, iboto si ano, char. Kidding aside, dahil gusto namin makakita ng pagbabago, we believe that there should be more conversations like this.

Dahil katatapos lang ng love month, usapang self-love naman tayo.

In this episode, a friend shared her story of being in a toxic relationship, her journey to healing and to loving herself again.

Usapang "Ako Naman Muna". And yes, mga nagpaka-vulnerable po kami. Char.

In this episode we discussed about factors to consider before submiting a well googled resignation letter (because we did that too) Char.

Kelan ka nga ba mag-aasawa?

Asked by a "Marites" from isang dipa away.

In this episode, we talked about the pressure of setting a timeline for ourselves and the unsolicited timelines given by others.

A "wag mo kong ma-Terry Terry" story. Char.

A casual conversation about our own takes on relationship, love, sex, cheating, and loving again. And yeah, we are all mamaru lang so pardon our tawanan throughout the conversation.

A new generation of OFWs. The struggles, the kakirihan (so called dating) and learnings from living overseas.

Growing up stories while navigating life around the pressure of toxic masculinity. Chill lang to, promise!