Today on Campus: Recent Episodes
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This podcast is produced by Every Nation Campus Philippines. It is a conversation on what students experience on and off campus, and how we can make the most out of these experiences to advance God’s Kingdom.
2021 may have been a challenging year yet we know we have encountered God in a new way!
In this episode, let us look back on some of the highlights and learnings we’ve had.
Dealing with mental health issues is very challenging and most people become creative in coming up with ways to cope with them. One of these creative coping mechanisms is through memes, hoping that humor would lighten our burdens. Are they really helpful?
The 2022 national election is coming up and we are already seeing a lot of heated conversations about it, especially on social media. How do we choose to value our relationships over our disagreements and have a healthy discourse?
DISCLAIMER: This episode is not intended to sway anyone to vote for a certain candidate. The views and opinions in this podcast are those of the hosts and do not reflect those of the organization they belong to.
Fandoms have taken the internet by storm as more and more young people try to prove their commitment to the artist they love. What can we learn from them?
Narinig namin kayo! Salamat sa pagpadala ng mga tanong na gusto ninyo pag-usapan namin sa episode na ito. Nawa’y makatulong sa inyo ang usapan natin sa Today on Campus sa pagdesisyon tungkol sa pag-ibig.
Hindi ka estudyante lang, estudyante ka! Estudyante na kayang gamitin ng Panginoon para iparamdam ang kanyang pagmamahal sa ating bayan. In this episode, we talked about encouraging stories of students who are used by God to be salt and light in our nation.
We are back to our regular episodes after celebrating our anniversary! Having celebrated Independence Day last month and as we approach Philippine elections again, we take this time to talk about patriotism in this episode.
Thank you for loving TOC as much as we love you! In this episode, the anniversary celebration continues as we talk about the remaining three of your most favorite episodes.
Happy anniversary mga ka-TOC! Grabe, we have been sharing life with you for one year already! Thank you for tuning in with us all this time and we hope we have added value to you for the last 12 months. As we celebrate our anniversary, let’s revisit some of your favorite episodes.
Naging trending ang tanong na “Essential ba yan?” nung nakaraang buwan. When we talk about essentials, we usually refer to the basic necessities. But how about essential character traits that we need to build to prepare us for all that God calls us to do? We continue the conversation today focusing on the essential character traits of confidence and humility.
Naging trending ang tanong na “Essential ba yan?” nung nakaraang buwan. When we talk about essentials, we usually refer to the basic necessities. But how about essential character traits that we need to build to prepare us for all that God calls us to do? In this episode, we talk about the essential character traits of perseverance and discipline.
Kumusta ang group work sa online classes? Learning how to collaborate has always been one of our greatest academic challenges, and yet it teaches us to navigate well through conflicts–a skill that will serve us well wherever life leads us. In this episode, we talk about how we can respond to problems with teammates.
Buong akala natin, we will only be quarantined for at least two weeks, or maybe a month. But it’s already been a year, and our movements are still severely restricted, especially for those who are below 18 years old. What’s more, COVID-19 cases are higher than ever and we may be wondering, “Where is the light at the end of the tunnel? Is there hope? What happens now?” In this episode, we share lessons learned and some reflections on the current situation
We love to read romantic stories, watch cute K-Dramas, and listen to sentimental love songs. Romance is celebrated and we look forward to experiencing it, which is a good thing! But what is the reality of a committed relationship?
We live in a culture where being single seems like a curse. Is being single really a bad thing? In this episode, we talked about the reasons why some people are still single and how it looks like being in this season.
February is love month and in this episode, we will be talking about romance and relationships. What are some sablay moves we may have seen or experienced in life? Why do some people resort to these moves? How can we respond if we find ourselves in this situation?
We come into the New Year with quite a few expectations on how it will turn out. But when we are faced with the reality of the circumstances, how do we respond?
As the year 2020 comes to a close, what’s the most important question we can ask ourselves?
In this episode, the Today on Campus barkadahan talk about Christmas traditions that we all appreciate as Pinoys. What do these traditions show about our values as a nation?
In this episode, our hosts are joined once again by Dr. Tito Almadin, to discuss practical tips on taking care of our mental and emotional health.
In this episode, the Today on Campus hosts interview a licensed counselor, Dr. Tito Almadin, for his insights on how we can deal with the stress and the anxiety that arise from the circumstances we’re in and how we can fight for our holistic health.
Naranasan mo na bang ma-”ghost”? Ano nga ba ang pinagdadaanan ng mga nakaranas nito? Kung nangyari ito sa’yo o sa kaibigan mo, pano nga ba bumangon muli?
Namimiss mo na ba ang mga tropa mo? In this episode, pag-uusapan natin ang top five na klase ng tropa na pwedeng meron ka. At kung wala ka pang tropa sa school year na ito? We have tips for you to start building new friendships!
In this conversation about rest, Dave and Jello, together with our guests, Joice and Notch discuss what it means to take a break, finding the balance between work and rest as we cope with the new normal.
In this special episode, Dave and Jello talk about recent cultural events, the new music video of BTS, campus survival food, mobile games, and productivity. They also recount their personal experiences, reflections, and observations as the country enters its six month of quarantine.
Dynamite by BTS © 2020, BigHit Entertainment, Written by David Stewart and Jessica Agombar. Produced by David Stewart. All rights reserved.
Christmas in Our Hearts by Jose Mari Chan © 1990, Universal Records, Written by Jose Mari Chan and Rina Cañiza.
In a world that cancels people because of differences, imperfections, and flaws, the church must be that community for the cancelled that calls out God’s purpose and destiny from within them.
Memes are everywhere–in our GCs, our personal messages, our social media posts, and even on the GIFs. Why do memes become viral? Can they actually be helpful in advancing God’s kingdom?
Despite the changes in the landscape of education this coming school year, one thing is certain: learning goes on. How can we best prepare for any of the possible setup?
Despite the change in the landscape of education this coming school year, one thing is certain: learning goes on. How can we best prepare for any of the possible setup?
What is it about the Korean culture that speaks to our hearts? What does it tell about our innermost desires and how can starting a conversation give us an idea about the gospel connection to these desires?
Mobile and online games provide a way to connect with a diverse group of people across different nations. How can we be intentional in engaging students with it?
The disruption that the pandemic caused has left us with losses in every aspect of our lives. How can we grieve and find meaning and hope in what we have lost?
Today on Campus is a conversation on what students experience on and off campus, from pop culture to other culturally disruptive moments. How can we make the most out of these experiences to advance God’s Kingdom?