Teka Teka

The congressional hearings on the January 6 attack on the US Capitol have made for compelling TV – garnering an average of 13.1 million views. But, with former President Donald Trump looking likely to run again in 2024, we ask: Have they changed anyone's mind? 

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Our Memory Project gears up for the 50th anniversary of the Dictator Marcos' declaration of Martial Law. We're trying to keep the memories of human rights victims alive. Will you help?

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An award for books chosen by Filipino readers returns after a seven-year hiatus. 

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Play-to-earn games promised lifelines when the economy collapsed because of the pandemic. But Chad de Guzman, who reported on the Axie Infinity phenomenon for Time magazine, finds that it has, contrary to promise, left Filipinos in debt.

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A new study gives us the vibe check we’ve always needed: how inclusive are we, really, towards the LGBTI community today?

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Kumusta ang mga katutubo? 25 years since the enactment of IPRA, the empowerment and benefits are clear, but fundamental - and ironic - challenges persist.

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US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's recent trip to Taiwan “poked the panda”, as liberal Western media put it. But in this part of the world, Beijing’s anger is no laughing matter. What does all this mean for the Philippines?

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In a lawyer’s garage in 2012, Tricia Aquino and a handful of journalists pored over thousands of affidavits of Martial Law victims, photocopying them and preserving them under what they called “The Memory Project”. Warning: Some segments of this podcast are disturbing, graphic, and could be triggering.

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says the new government has no intention to see the Philippines returning as a party to the International Criminal Court. What does this mean for victims of the Duterte administration’s war on drugs - and for human rights in the Philippines?

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Former President Fidel V. Ramos – a prominent EDSA figure and longtime public servant – died on July 31 at the age of 94. Listen in as a veteran reporter recalls covering the military man who ushered in a time of stability, peace, and economic progress in the Philippines. 

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