Inspired by one of the plot in the latest kdrama series Melo Movie, and Niki’s song Autumn, I’ve decided to yet again start a yapping session with you.

Plastering this thought all over my social media doesn't seem to be enough, and so I made a whole-ass podcast episode about it. Aaaaaaand, probably a way for me to get a singing podcast in 😈

This being the first podcast episode of 2025 in That Bisaya Podcast Chick is nothing short of me being a Cancer girl - emotionally-filled yap with a hint of singing. Now that's the kind of stuff I usually do on the daily. My friends can attest to that.

3:21 - a snippet of my favorite part in Autumn

6:40 - where all the singing starts mwahaha, and where I start dissecting the lyrics of Autumn

14:41 - yap session on the second couple of the Melo Movie

Thank you for listening, you guys! 💕

What a lovely day to be listening to a podcast returnee, right?

Hello, everyone! I have finally woken up from a long overdue podcasting slump, and decided to start hitting that record button all the way.

Starting off my official comeback with something that is on brand with what a Cancer girlie would be talking about - emotionally-driven topics. All things that relates to the matters of the heart.

Sharing my thoughts about what I think is a situationship has also given me perspective of how I have been seeing relationships in general. Take whatever resonates with you and share it to the world :)

Starting the year off with a podcast episode that will surely be worth listening to.

Ever since I have been into kdramas, I've made sure to watch the ones that are worth all my energy into, and Our Beloved Summer didn't fail to meet that expectations.

For this episode, I shared my thought on the kdrama, Our Beloved Summer, and shared a thing or two on my current relationship status, but more like relationship thoughts. So if you're in any way interested, hit the play button, and start your 15-minute chika with me.

First episode after my one year mark, it is only fitting that I do speak out about this. I've been super in love and obsessed about the All Too Well (10-Min Version) and I cannot wait for you to hear my thoughts about it.

Apparently, it only takes one new mic for me to pull my podcasting self together, and start recording again.

My inconsistency will be my downfall, but nevertheless, I'd still continue to try and strive to push out content as much as my schedule would allow me to.

Episode 18 of That Bisaya Podcast Chick is an even more personal talk on how it's like to have loved and lost someone.

You think losing a lover only happens in movies, and would never happen to you in real life, until that very same life puts you through it. In this episode, I was able to candidly share how life has been for the past three years. Can there be life after grief? Or a better question might be is there life after grief? And if so, what is it like to be in there? What has life become after the things it - and by it, I mean, life - has thrown at you?

A quote that I saw from Button Poetry: "Grief is not a feeling, but a neighborhood. This is where I come from. Everyone that I love still lives there."

This is worth 10 minutes of your time. Give it a listen. I swear you won't regret it :)

I don't know what has finally led me to this point, but I'm becoming more and more open to sharing my love experiences because I hope to inspire and make people learn from what I went through. I recognize that some people may have had it worse than I had experienced but sharing this gives me some sort of release. It's like I'm finally owning my experience, and I get to tell my narrative without reservations, and without having people twist my words.

For today's episode, I shared my love life, and how the three relationships that I had has transformed me to become a much better person.

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TRIGGER WARNING!!!

This episode is a discussion of an issue that can be traumatizing to some people who especially have experienced the same.

Mamshy Azel and I talked about our experiences about getting cheated on in our previous relationships and how we made it through the trauma of that dark time in our lives. Lots of laughters were also shared as we try to recall those moments.

As my way of getting back to my roots as a CPA, I wanted to have a more objective discussion with someone in the academe who can shed light on what the future may behold for CPAs, and most especially, aspiring CPAs in the event that these amendments will take into effect. Guesting for this week's episode is my former accounting professor, Miss Kristine June Uy.