The Bukast

Find out how this coffee brand is building on the $3.8 billion instant coffee market in the Philippines — and their social mission behind it. At a time when stores are closing for good, Timplado is only just opening its doors.

When JC first started participating in outreach, he found that doing good isn’t easy. Since then, he’s been seeking ways to make doing good achievable and convenient for everyone — by allowing them to feel the impact of their efforts.

When Ruel first started Cropital, he wasn’t confident that it would work. Trying to crowdfund for domestic farmers in a slow and complicated industry, he learns that creating real value can be more important than scaling up.Music by: Blue Dot Sessions

In this special episode of The Bukast, find out how the move to online education has updated the way we learn. And, how this transition emphasises existing inequalities.

It's the tech found in our cars, smartphones, and houses. In this episode, find out how Aisa Mijeno and SALt are using their fuel cell technology to light up communities all over the Philippines.

How can simple barriers like taxes have such enormous effects on entrepreneurship in the Philippines?Today’s guests reveal the hidden opportunities behind government inefficiency and how technology can disrupt them.Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

How do you explode from 30 to 2,500 users? The moderator of a popular ride-sharing group shows us why interaction is essential to building a thriving community - online and offline. Special thanks to Rashid and Jessie. Music by Blue Dot Sessions. News clip audio from News5Everywhere.

What’s the largest ride-sharing network in the Philippines? Hint: it isn’t what you think. See how fragmentation trumps centralized automation in this episode of the Bukast. Music by Blue Dot Sessions, Epidemic Sound

Producers Martha and Javier share their thoughts on local tech and the motivation behind The Bukast.