Finally we got a face to face episode live in the Philippines! The Engineering Club was able to pull another interesting topic spontaneously. How is technology evolving to disrupt the dating culture? How creative Filipinos are in using different platform to look for a date? How do we explain to the older generation when we met someone coming from an online dating app? How can we avoid being a victim of dating abuses especially when meeting strangers online? What are some of not well known dating apps that serves specific purpose? Let us hear the Season One Ender with Arvin, Malaya, Vanessa, Chito and Cinta discussing this topic over drinks in the Very Filipino Problems podcast.

We are back with the Engineering Club discussing how different public schooling is from private schooling in the Philippines. How different is the experience studying in public school and what are the common struggles of students? Why is there no private schools in Finland? Are tuition fees directly equate to the quality of education we have? Why do students coming from public schools being discriminated against private school goers? How different it is studying in the province and is it really more relaxed as compared to those studying from the city? And how about handling transfers? Malaya, Chito, Vanessa and Arvin have a lot of experiences to share and a lot of comparisons to check with private and public schooling.

We are back with Clint and Chito in the episode and we talked about different disaster problems. What are the common struggles of Filipinos when there are disasters such as typhoon and floods? How can we quickly adjust and respond to these unfortunate events that can happen anytime in an instant? Why do we need to adapt to the new technology of doing things remotely including work and study so that we can still move forward in times of crisis? Why are Filipinos very resilient and strong even when we have the most disastrous typhoons and floods in our history? Are there preparations you can really do in such a quick random event like an earthquake? And how about the volcanic eruptions that happened prior to the pandemic? Really relevant topic to discuss regarding preparations, survival and moving forward with different disastrous things and whatnots.

In this episode, we go back to Finland with Kumu Nordic talking about living in the happiest country in the world. How subjective feelings like happiness can be measured objectively? Are you going to be really happy with having lots of money alone? Is the saying "health is wealth" making sense and how does our health condition affect our individual happiness? Are there really places that are zero tolerance against any type of corruption? How does it feel to have someone to count on when something bad happened to you? And how important it is to have the freedom to make life choices and be generous enough to help others as well? Let us hear how we perceive happiness in the happiest country in the world with Meg and Charlese in the podcast.

Celebrity endorsements, dramas and dirty politics around the 2022 Philippine Elections campaigns and Malaya, Chito and Arvin has a lot of points to discuss. Is social media really a big factor on how people decide who to vote for in the upcoming elections? How is lack of media accessibility affecting Filipinos that have farther reach to technology and information? How truthful and reliable election surveys are and what to expect with these tools? Why Filipinos vote for the popular and winnable candidate instead of voting for who they believe and support to? Are there gender preferences when electing a candidate in the Philippines? And why do women candidates need to portray a stronger personality to convince people to vote for them? Let's hear what the Engineering Club has to say about the upcoming elections.

Lets go to the land of chocolates, Heidi cheese and Swatch which is Switzerland with Dominique in the episode. How is it like to be in one of the most expensive countries to live in? What would you do if all of a sudden, you learned that you and the whole family is going to live somewhere far away such as Europe? How do you restart your life in a place and environment you never been to and how do you find your interests in a very different culture you never experienced with? And why is it that Filipinos coming from other countries might look like very rich people back in our country but it is not what it is in reality? A lot of preparation, migration and living stories in Switzerland you might not want to miss from Dominique in the podcast.

Another newcomer in the podcast with student and traveler Ellie, based from Turin, Italy. How is she able to move to Europe from the Philippines to do her study under limited resources? Why is it we need a lot of adjustments when studying on a different environment and different countries? What are the challenges of studying while in the midst of the pandemic where there are restrictions all over the place? How does the typical challenges for local Filipino students like us molded us to act quickly and deliver everything even in frustrating times like the pandemic? And how to look forward and still hope for the things you dreamt of even when everything are starting to look badly? Let us hear the struggle story that brought Ellie traveling across Europe to discover life and live the student dream.