How do you recover from tremendous loss? Lia is joined by DJ and yoga instructor, Karrots Nazareno. For the first time, Karrots opens up about the incident that left her a single mom. She shares how she is dealing with the loss of her husband, navigating grief while caring for her children, and the strength and selflessness she’s found within.

Can women succeed in a “man’s” world? Lia chats with Airbus A320 pilot, former flight attendant, and NFT founder Chezka Gonzales. After getting pregnant at 16, Chezka quickly realized the many limitations society put around her as a woman. This didn’t stop her from fearlessly going after her goals, and leaning into her femininity as a tool to break through the male-dominated airline industry.

Let’s talk about money! In our first special minisode, InLife Unit Manager Sam Booc shares four basic principles that every woman can adopt to set themselves up for financial freedom.

Lia is joined by Anya Lim, community development worker and co-founder of Anthill Fabric. Anya looks back on the colorful 12-year journey of building a social enterprise and what it took to earn the trust of a community. Despite living in completely different environments, Anya shares how indigenous culture and way of life may hold the answers to many of the pressing problems of our modern world.

Lia is joined by Anya Lim, community development worker and co-founder of Anthill Fabric. Anya looks back on the colorful 12-year journey of building a social enterprise and what it took to earn the trust of a community. Despite living in completely different environments, Anya shares how indigenous culture and way of life may hold the answers to many of the pressing problems of our modern world.

What is it really like to become a parent? Lia sits down with DJ, host, digital creator, and new mom Bea Fabregas-Ramos as she opens up about the different chapters of her transition to motherhood: the joy of birth and grief over the loss of her old life, discovering herself as a mom, and adapting to how her life has changed in this current season.

We kick off our third season chatting with the engaging Mona Magno-Veluz. Known on TikTok as “Mighty Magulang,” Mona is a history buff, genealogist, and the National President of the Autism Society Philippines. She touches on her advocacy for autism inclusion, and how exploration of her personal ancestry led to her mission of helping educate a new generation on the power of our cultural heritage and history.

Sit down with our founders, Stef and Lia, as they reflect on life, transitions, and get a sneak peek on what you can expect for the upcoming new season.

To close our sophomore season, Lia sits down with Prima Ballerina, and Artistic Director and CEO of Ballet Manila, Lisa Macuja-Elizalde. Lisa is a pillar of Philippine ballet, and a legend in her own right. With numerous local and international accolades under her belt, and 28 years of dancing all over the globe, Lisa shares all she has learned from her career, and how her greatest legacy is being able to share her passion with the Filipino people.

What does it take to go after your dream? Lia is joined by singer and international theatre artist Rachelle Ann Go. After a successful career in the Philippines, Rachelle Ann decided to leave home and move to London to take on the West End. She opens up about the hardships of relocating abroad, alone, as well as the indescribable beauty of building her own, new home in a new place – first by herself, and then, with a new family of her very own.