Tawa, Let's! with SPIT

In this episode, we speak with Blue Bustamante director, Miko Livelo. We find out what it was like to have his first feature film have a cult following, what inspires him to write comedy, and how he improvises during filming.

In this episode, we talk to Pappu De Leon and David Tamayo of the Autochongs, an autotuneperforming duo. We tackle various topics including Pinoy-baiting, smoked meats, and online landian. 

In this episode we talk to actor and basketball player Andre Paras about what it’s like to joke around with his dad, making comedy content on Instagram , and The Office, The Office, The Office.

Times have truly changed, and no one knows this more than Mike Unson, a 17-year veteran stand-up comic who has been performing regularly online. Listen as we talk about his experience, things that he has realized, and podcasts he is a fan of.

In this episode, we speak to Mark Averilla or Macoy Dubs about his budding new career as a comedian, online content creation, and doing comedy during these dark days. 

In this episode, we speak with Jako De Leon, comedy writer and content creator, and find out about his early days in comedy, how it feels to have famously funny dad, and how important self-promotion is in this day and age. 

Comedy standards have changed throughout the years and in this episode, we talk to Tim Tayag about what comedy was like when he started in 1997 and how it has evolved in 2020.

In this episode, we talk to improviser and spoken-word artist TJ Medel about comedy through the lens of a performer who didn’t grow up in the Philippines. We also touch on what the Fil-Am identity is like, along with opinions on the use of the term Filipinx/o/a.

Getting the facts straight, A-to-Z, in this very conversational episode with fellow improv artist and the Z in A II Z, Zsaris Mendioro. In this episode, we talked about the things we like and how the quarantine has shaped our current lifestyles.