In this episode, DJ catches up with Ralph Rondain, an old friend who shared his love for collecting figures, being inclusive to others, and life as a cook in New York City.

After a three-month break from posting, the podcast is back with a new episode! 

DJ chats with Deo Colasito who is currently a clinical clerk on life in Med School. He shared about his journey, as well as thoughts on the current COVID-19 pandemic from an insider's perspective. They also reminisced about good memories of being bandmates in Mono-Switch, their old band in high school and talked about Deo's evolution from being pegged as a young prodigy who specialized in violin and piano to swearing by the cello as his main instrument.

Warning: The episode contains spoilers. You've been warned.

For episode 9, special guest Marga Laurel discusses with D.J. at length about Netflix shows they have seen and what makes it great. They also talked about the idea of a Zombie Apocalypse: how they first got introduced to it, and their possible experiences in the event it actually happens.

This episode is split into two parts. Make sure to check out the previous one.

Warning: The episode contains spoilers. You've been warned. 

For episode 9, special guest Marga Laurel discusses with D.J. at length about Netflix shows they have seen and what makes it great. They also talked about the idea of a Zombie Apocalypse: how they first got introduced to it, and their possible experiences in the event it actually happens.

This episode is split into two parts. Make sure to check out the next one.

For this episode, D.J. converses with guest Kate Quebrar who is a creative freelancer with an Advertising background. They covered life in Advertising (agency and freelance), how to do well as a Creative regardless of the specialization, and life in Siargao. A few of Kate's notable works as an artist were discussed, as well as notable ads she encountered as an industry insider.

Take a look at Kate's work on IG: katequebrar_

This episode's guest is Gabe Purugganan, an old friend currently residing in Long Island, who talked about his shift from tech to men's fashion. They talk about music, photography, and their default avatar getup.

Listen to Gabe's podcast, The Dabbler Effect here: https://open.spotify.com/show/0ddnyxC1fmBjmiPE1hNidO

For this film themed episode, aspiring filmmaker Justine Garcia talks about life as a film student, her favorite filmmakers and films, and her take on the current state of both local and international filmmaking. 

Madox Sto. Tomas, an old friend and former manager of D.J.'s, discusses digital wellbeing and his previous life as an insider of the music industry. They talk about Madox's road to being a digital marketing professional  and specific social situations within the context of technology and how it affects society today.

I decided to launch a new series within the podcast called Galvanisms, which aims to be my platform to talk about my work as a songwriter. Each bonus episode aims to serve as a supplementary material to my songs in terms of explaining the process of making it come to be.

 For the pilot run of Galvanisms, I thought it best to feature the first song I ever released officially called "Paint Me" which recently passed the 1000 mark (a goal I never thought to be achievable at the time) on Spotify and is currently well on its way to reach its next milestone. 

Special guest Sami Borja, D.J.'s co-host for On The Nose Podcast (and dear friend), joins him for a very interesting episode that focuses on the benefits of being appreciative, watches, and tidbits from their friendship for the past few years. Listen to find out more insights on the best chicken wings place in Manila, navigating social media amidst the double-edged sword that is "call-out culture", and what makes the "nerd" way special.

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