We went full Indiana Jones and dug up a time capsule from Casa... two years worth of letters were tucked away for a decade and only opened up in 2026.

If you were there at Casa between 2013-2015, maybe one of the notes we'll read are yours. Make sure to listen to the full, drunk-driven episode to find out!

But if you weren't there, we're reviving the Casa vibes as we get raw and naked on May 9, 2026. Experience AA for yourself! Details will be announced on AA's Facebook and Instagram accounts. See you there.

⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️

This episode contains discussions regarding physical and sexual abuse, drug use, self-harm, and mental health struggles. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

Courage isn't always a roar. Sometimes, it's the quiet, uncomfortable truth of a survivor.

In honor of Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor), we invited artist and former actress Angelina Kanapi to the show. We expected a "bit" or a moment of stand-up from someone stepping into a new medium. What we received was a 20-minute rollercoaster of radical vulnerability that left the entire AA crew speechless.

From the stages of Manila to her life in the US, Angelina bared it all. This isn't just performance art, but a gut-wrenching, sometimes funny, and hauntingly honest look at the themes of abuse, self-harm, and the messy road to mental wellness.

In this episode, Weewo, Nike, Mike, and Chai process the uncomfortable truths shared by Angelina and discuss why AA must remain a sanctuary where anyone can get naked with their souls.

In this episode:

• The reveal: Angelina is Weewo's sister!
• A 20-minute truth-telling piece that defies the boundaries of stand-up
• Reflections on courage, survival, and the healing power of a safe space
• Why "valor" belongs to the storytellers

Is there really a gap between Gen Z and Millennials, or are we all just screaming into the same void?

This week on #WordplayWednesdays, Chai, Nike, Weewo, and Mike are joined by Wacky Lachica of The South Spoken Collective.

Chai and Wacky share two powerful, politically-charged pieces that prove that whether it's 2016 or 2026, the struggle against a system that fails its people remains a universal "hugot". From the Poetry Potion we're drinking to a deep dive into immortalizing the Filipino soul, this episode is a reminder that art is the only archive that doesn't lie.

Join the conversation and be part of the archive.

Submit your pieces to bit.ly/submitAA and follow The South Spoken Collective (@thesouthspokencollective) on Facebook and Instagram.

Stay articulate, stay anonymous.

Normally, we meet you here every other Wednesday. But sometimes, the world cracks open like it did at Hawkins, and the conversation simply cannot wait for the middle of the week.

Today is Friday, March 13th. While the internet jokes about bad luck and superstitions, we are bearing witness to a very real, waking horror. The conflict in the other side of the world has entered its second week. Between demands for unconditional surrender, shifts in leadership, and global oil prices skyrocketing, the world is holding its breath.

But behind the geopolitics and the economics are human beings.

In this urgent episode, the AA crew steps away from our regular schedule. Weewo breaks down the global shockwaves, while Nike speaks to the reality on the ground for the thousands of OFWs and locals caught in the crossfire. Most importantly, we reflect on the chilling dissonance of watching apocalyptic missiles, instead of hopeful stars, light up a night sky.

We aren't political analysts, and we aren't taking sides in a billionaire's clash. We are fiercely, unapologetically taking the side of humanity.

Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of global conflict and the human toll of violence. Please listen with care.

In the age of infinite content, what happens to the human soul? In Episode 3 of #WordplayWednesdays, we sit down with Joel Aldor of The South Spoken Collective to peel back the layers of the AI hype cycle.

With a background in both IT and poetry, Joel joins the AA crew to discuss the tension between generative AI and the lived experience that defines Filipino artistry.

We're diving deep into:

• The State of AI - Stripping away the marketing to see where we actually stand
• The Labor "Crisis" - Is AI augmenting our work or quietly replacing the value of digital labor?
• Eternity's Cage - Immortalizing the human experience through poetry
• The Human Element - Why a prompt can generate words, but only a human can generate history

Can an algorithm ever truly ride a jeepney or feel the weight of our heritage? Join us as we go beyond the prompt in episode 3 of #WordplayWednesdays.

It's the anniversary of EDSA 2, but we're not here for a history lesson. In this episode, Nike, Wo, and Chai are joined by Mike of Tatay TV at Hoody Cafe to dissect the power of the people.

From internal revolutions and personal geography to the "un-pluggable" power of immortalizing the Filipino millennial experience on the blockchain, this episode is about the wars we fight within and the words that make them permanent.

Inside the potion:

• The Poetry Potion: Nike serves up his PP, a cerveza.
• The Readings: Four raw takes on personal power and revolution.
• The Pivot: Why decentralized art is the ultimate act of rebellion.

Stay articulate. Stay anonymous. Submit your own revolution here: bit.ly/submitAA

"I used to listen to songs while working 'cause I think about you. Now I can't listen to songs while working 'cause I think about you."

What happens when a memory becomes a "no-fly zone"? In this pilot episode of #WW by AA, we return to our roots. Recorded just in time for Valentine's Day, host Chai sits down with Articulates Anonymous founders Nike and Weewo, alongside longtime collective members, John and Aurora Borealis.

We're diving into the 2016 nostalgia trend, the grit of analog art in a digital world, and our intention to immortalize the Filipino experience. Expect raw readings, Poetry Potion induced honesty, and a discussion on why some heartbreaks deserve to be etched in code forever.

In this episode:

• The origin story of AA (2015-2016)
• Guest readings by John and AuBo
• Why AA is the new stone tablet for poets
• A toast to the songs we still can't play