Maligayang Pasko and Happy Holidays to our fellow listeners! Did you miss us? (Because we definitely missed you!) In this Holiday Special, we catch you up on what we’ve been up to during our 6-month hiatus, discuss cultural differences between Filipino and Western holiday traditions, and—of course—pay homage to our love for all things festive by diving into a holiday-themed drinking game. Hope you feel warm and cozy after tuning in and we wish you all the best during this holiday season!

Back by popular demand ... from us! We are bringing you Part 2 of diving into even more Filipino stereotypes! See if you agree with some of these hot takes on Filipino cuisine, education, and parental expectations for your significant other. We also get into a mini debate about Tim Hortons vs. Dunkin Donuts (don't ask us how we got there, just listen in and weigh in on this very important issue).

For this week's mini episode we will be diving into Filipino stereotypes! Tune in to see if you can relate with our reactions to some outrageous (and also very relevant) takes on the stereotypical Filipino.

*All stereotypes were found on the Culture Trip website.

What does Filipino beauty mean to you? This week, we bring you an open and vulnerable discussion about our experiences with Filipino beauty standards. There's no concealing the good, the bad, and especially the ugly – from the skin products and beauty tips that we grew up with to the inherent colorism that is rooted deep within the standards of beauty. Stick around until the very end as we redefine what it means to be beautifully Filipino.

We’re excited to bring you our first mini episode! Today, we are answering some of Google’s most asked questions about Filipinos. This idea was inspired by a series from WIRED, where they ask celebrities the most asked questions about them. Tune in to find out which band member from BTS is Filipino, what Filipino adobo is, what makes Filipinos truly unique, and so much more!

We're excited to announce that starting this week, we are bringing you Tipsy Taho mini episodes! So far, each of our episodes have been about an hour long, where we share our stories and experiences about different topics that relate to Filipino culture. For these mini episodes, we're giving you some fun and lighthearted content outside of our usual structured dialogue! Stick around to find out how this will look and we hope that you enjoy!

As many of you may already know, education is often valued very highly in Filipino culture. In today's episode, we share our different experiences of the education system in the Philippines versus in Canada. We also get up close and personal about our educational background and how our upbringing influenced the decisions we made for our futures.

Allow us to electric slide into your week with an episode on Filipino parties! Join us in this festive episode where we discuss informal etiquette at a Filipino party, different occasions that we celebrate, and would it really be a party without some food and karaoke? We’ll have you doing the "Otso Otso" by the end of the episode, so make sure to stick around!

We are so excited to be coming out with our first collaboration, featuring our friends over at Sliced Mango Collective! We spoke with members Danica Rint and Jocelle Refol about their organization and their current campaign, Slice of Support, which addresses a rezoning plan in Vancouver that will negatively impact a significant cultural space in the Filipino community. We also shared our thoughts about the need to amplify more Filipino voices and the importance of grassroots approaches to activism. Make sure to stay tuned until the very end of the episode to learn more about how you can help support our community!

Prepare yourselves for emotional hour! In this episode, we open up about our personal experiences of growing up with Filipino parents in Canada, from family values to cultural shifts and expectations we faced. We also reflect on the sacrifices that our parents made for us, especially as immigrants. You'll definitely want to take a seat for this one, so get comfortable!