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The story of Metro Manila’s last remaining municipality, and how Pateros may yet upset Taguig and Makati in the fight over BGC and the EMBO barangays

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Celebrate National Heroes Day by immersing yourself in the reenactment of a major event in the Philippine Revolution against Spain. The Siege of Lipa coincides with the Philippine Independence in Kawit, Cavite, and has been largely overlooked in history.

Learn more about this significant event through snippets from "A Time Traveller’s Guide To the History Of Lipa,” by our other podcast What’s AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted, which you can access here

This episode was produced by Nina Torralba, recorded in Intramuros by Pidoy Blanco, and edited by Joe Salcedo.

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Daisy delos Santos, both a public school teacher and parent, reflects on the push to revert back to the old June to March school calendar.

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Cities all over the world are catching the 15-minute city wave, and Metro Manila’s local governments are no exception. But that brings with it an entirely new set of problems for the urban sprawl we live in today. Canwe actually make it happen?

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National Historical Commission of the Philippines senior researcher Ian Alfonso discusses his new book “ Dogs in Philippine History” with historian Xiao Chua.

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After 3 years of COVID lockdowns, the largest youth sports event in the Philippines finally resumed. In host city Marikina, student-athletes from 17 regions across the country all came together, promoting sportsmanship, discipline, excellence, and fair play. In this episode we get a glimpse of the young Filipino athlete’s journey through the aspirations of an eleven year-old student-athlete and her coach from Davao.

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Four decades since Ninoy Aquino’s assassination, a crucial piece remains hidden from the public: the Aviation Security Command (AVSECOM) van that took his body away. What stories can this van tell us, and how can they help in our vow to #NeverForget?

Listen to how MemCom executive director Carmelo Crisanto and his team are fighting to preserve this important artifact of martial law history.

Featuring snippets from "Ninoy Aquino's last moments: Inside the AVSECOM van", from our other podcast What’s AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted. Listen to the full episode here

This episode of What’s AP? was hosted by Sab Schnabel and Ceej Tantengco, produced by Nina Torralba, and edited by Joe Salcedo.

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This World Humanitarian Day, we remember Filipino health heroes like Juan Flavier, who revolutionized public health through relatability and a disarming sense of humor.

In this snippet from the podcast Bago Ang Lahat, we revisit his life through his autobiography and anecdotes from children Joy Flavier-Alampay and Dr. Jondi Flavier, and colleague Dr. Susy Mercado.

Listen to the full episode of “Juan Flavier overcame childhood bullying and revolutionized public health” here

Bago Ang Lahat is a podcast of the Youth Leadership for Democracy, or YouthLed, a project of The Asia Foundation and the United States Agency for International Development. Powered by PumaPodcast. The episode was hosted by Kat Ventura and Sam Madriaga, written and produced by Tricia Aquino, and edited by Carl Sayat.

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In this episode of Teka Teka News, we talk about what to do when you lose your phone. We'll discuss the steps you should take to protect your data and get your phone back, as well as some tips on how to prevent losing your phone in the first place.

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We relive the glory of Filipinas’ win against New Zealand. Let’s feel proud again as the national anthem plays at the end of that match. And let’s acknowledge how big of a deal that was. In this episode, we also answer the question: what’s next for the country’s women football players?

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