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In this episode of Teka Teka News, we discuss the heartbreak that was the Gilas Pilipinas World Cup games. We talk about the team's performance, the criticism they faced, and the future of Philippine basketball. We also hear from new head coach Tim Cone and point guard Kiefer Ravena.

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There have been 10 reported abductions so far during President Marcos Jr.’s presidency. The families of the disappeared believe they were abducted by state agents and continue to urge the government to surface their loved ones.

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This episode of Teka Teka News takes a look at the family affected by the Welcome Rotonda road rage incident. We hear from the son of the cyclist who was attacked, about how the incident has impacted his family. We also discuss the questions that remain about the case, and the implications for the cycling community.

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The United Nations declared September 7 as the International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies.

In this episode, we ask: Can rapid urban development coexist with environmental conservation, while promoting human well-being?

Listen to Ayala Land’s head of sustainability Manny Blas, sustainability manager Anna Gonzales, and board member Art Corpuz, who is also an urban and regional planner.

Here’s the link to the full episode from our other podcast, Estate of Mind

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In this episode of Teka Teka News, we explore 20 things that supposedly matter most to Filipinos, according to a recent study by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts. We'll talk to experts about how these values have been shaped by our history and culture, and what they mean for our future.

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Lawmakers and civil society groups argue that riders working for multiple motorcycle taxi companies makes it difficult to monitor the data from the companies and could lead to safety issues. But riders say that multihoming is necessary to make ends meet. Something will have to give. In this episode, we take you inside a day in the life of a delivery rider.

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Those closest to Susan “Toots” Ople, the pioneering migrant workers secretary, laud her as a tireless champion of overseas Filipino workers.

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In this episode of Teka Teka News, we discuss the bizarre case of the chicken bones that were mistaken for human remains inside the septic tank of the New Bilibid Prison. We'll also talk about the implications of this incident for the prison system in the Philippines.

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As more foreign films and series on streaming are dubbed in Filipino, Pinoys continue to remain divided on them. In celebration of Buwan ng Mga Wika, voice actor and dub writer Nina Torralba reflects on the importance of making Filipino dubs—and making them well.

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Facebook groups have become a venue for parents to put their babies up for adoption, and for prospective adopters to find a child to bring home. Behind this story of desperation is a legal, yet lengthy process that the government is trying to correct.

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