I am joined by my good friend and mentor and now ordained priest Fr. Marlon B. Vargas SVD. Sir Marlon was my class adviser during my first year of high school, and we kept in touch over the last 15 years. He now has a book titled "The Roudabouts of Life" available on his Facebook profile. 

We talk about his journey from being a full time professional teacher, to receiving his "call" at 30 years old. We delve into what the modern day priest has to go through, the sacrifices it entails, and why priests always ask for prayers from their constituents. 

I "sit" down with one of my favorite local Filipino comedians, Victor Anastacio. We converse on our similar origins from being educated at an all boys catholic school, up to our culture shock of entering a co-ed college. Join us in this very light conversation on how Vic got his start and how he decided to pursue comedy full-time, and now being a headliner with 15 years of laughter and hilarity under his belt. Enjoy!

Vic will also be doing his 2nd show at Teatrino, Greehills on June 25, 2022. Don't miss the opportunity to laugh your balls off!

Reading one book a month for 2022. Let's see what I read so far. 

Bilis masyado ng oras, hinay hinay lang time.

Attended mass live for the 1st time in 2 years alone. Lots of feelings and reflection on Catholic education, formative years, and what is actually a personal relationship with your personal diety. 

Processing the recent elections of the republic. We might be in the darkest timeline?

2 months in back in the area, I discuss my 3 pillars on how to make life living independently a little bit better. 

Reminisce, relax, rewind back to 2013 and 2014 to the Ateneo Musicians Pool bench. Reflecting on the organizations 25 years of history, with our own little slice of stories. 

Back to Back feature episode. I ponder on a line I wrote on my phone on a drunken evening, "Living Life - Were all just here for the ride."

With the inevitable reality than we are on borrowed time from the day we are born, to the day we say goodbye, I muse on what makes life, the aforementioned "journey", special. Do we  all want to leave a legacy? Are the conditions on which you were born into set you up for success or failure? What does the role of religion and philosophy play into how we interpret this journeys path. Lets discuss.

Jrach is back in Bicol once again, to the birthplace of the podcast, Naga City, Bicol! I discuss my unusually long hiatus due to work, the struggle of stating up again on my own here in the province, and how I analyzed my finances after a month of evaluating my expenses and oh boy, they are a lot!