Tonight I talk with a long time friend of more than 12 years—Macoy Aramburo, about unemployment especially during the pandemic over a bottle of whiskey.

In this episode, I try to talk about and explain why we feel burned out with posts on social media that are amped by our careless and privileged social media friends and reckless family tree with regards to our passion and relevant collective socio-political issues.

I was supposed to talk about mental health but when I started recording I found it really taxing to execute. I started over and over and I realized that it is what is. At the end, I recommend a brilliant guy who influenced and helped me through his hundreds of hours of lectures on YouTube, the man, the legend—Jordan Peterson.

In this episode I talk about my high school life, finally finishing it. A close friend sends me a message and I respond, He's a reporter in Veritas Manila. He's a podcaster now too. I talk about my other topics and plans for the future. A lot of noise from a husky, chickens, and a fire truck, or an ambulance. Who knows.

This episode is more or less like a body to the intro (episode 6). In as much as I would like to compress everything in this episode again , I just can't do it. Please enjoy this podcast. Its about (me) these kids in an all boy school with extra steps, technically.

In this podcast I talk about my experience going through the extrance exam and orientation in a high school seminary when I was 11 years old. This was supposed to cover years of experience and memories in a high school seminary. I was supposed to condense it all into one episode with different segments. However, I think I would do it more justice when I just divide it into different episodes. My experience here made me what I am today.

In this episode I tackle the issue and share my opinion on online classes and mass promotion which is really making a lot of my listeners uneasy and upset. This is my stand and the absence of, in some matters that I still need to think about.

Elections. University politics. Administration. Professors. Student affairs. Time management. Budget. Auditing. Programs. Student social issues. Council members

Mental health, Coping mechanisms, and social sensitivity.

I focus on my reactions to the listeners of episode 1, talk about my job, grad school, and frontline work for COVID-19.