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Join Rem and Alvia for one last casual conversation over (well, maybe not over) wine as they reminisce about their year-long podcast journey and announce an exciting new chapter! In this final episode of Weekend Winedown, we cover:
* The unsustainable truth about weekly wine: Rem and Alvia reveal the hilarious and surprisingly expensive realities of their wine-fueled podcast.
* Saying goodbye (maybe?): Hear their heartfelt reflections on a year of sharing stories and laughs.
* Spotify Wrapped reveals: Find out what their listeners loved most and where their show traveled (with some hilarious surprises!).
* Introducing DINKWAP: Discover their brand new podcast, focusing on the DINK (Dual Income, No Kids) lifestyle (and so much more!).
* The Snorene Scandal: A deep dive (with much laughter) into the juicy details of a recent celebrity controversy in the Philippines, and a discussion on public perception and privacy.
* Wicked movie review: A passionate review of the "Wicked" movie musical, comparing it to the book and stage play.
This episode is a bittersweet farewell to Weekend Winedown, filled with laughter, reflection, and the promise of exciting new content! Don't miss it!
We both believe that personal finance is personal. There is no one size fits all.
In the second part of our discussion, we continue sharing our approach to personal finance both as individuals and as a married DINK couple. Hopefully, it can help you formulate your own personal finance and investment strategy and habits.
The conversation went so good, we had to break it into two episodes!
We both believe that personal finance is personal. There is no one size fits all.
But we do want to share our approach to it both as individuals and as a married DINK couple. Hopefully, it can help you formulate your own personal finance and investment strategy and habits.
The conversation went so good, we had to break it into two episodes!
How the narrative of “Ang OFW ang mga bagong bayani” has been used and abused and needs to be changed for the ultimate benefit of OFWs.
We also share our “Six” Theatrical experience.
Alvia & Rem explore the nuances of economic standing, privilege, and unfair advantage that factor in getting into the University of the Philippines, the top academic institution in the country.
Rem & Alvia roam around the streets of Davao City and meet up with tech communities within the area.
Rem got invited as a one of the speakers for TEDx Lanang Avenue. With Alvia’s unwavering support, they headed on to Davao for the largest TEDx event in the Philippines.
Alvia and Rem react and chime in on the viral issue of the work from home versus onsite jobs.
The Parents-Always-Know-Best fallacy, the duality of elder “wisdom”, respect for elders as a justification for tolerating bad behavior, and the dangers of always trying to seek for parents’ approval.
Also, congratulations, Carlos Yulo!
How Alvia and Rem lost old friends and gained new friends during various stages in their lives.
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