Tawa, Let's!: Recent Episodes
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Tawa Let's! explores the minds of different personalities through conversations about their work and various interests. It has evolved from pure interviews into interviews + improv comedy. Hear the guests talk and improvise with Aryn Cristobal, improv comedian and host of Tawa, Let’s!
Sa episode na ito ng Tawa Let's, sina Pappu, Kara, Missy, at Bibay ay naglalaro ng "4 Things"—a game where everyone gives one answer to a category, then has to work together (or against each other) to rank all four from highest to lowest.
Sounds easy? Hindi pala.
From malls, mga bagay sa bag ng kapitbahay mo, mga dadalhin mo sa zombie attack, ulam, hanggang isang item na laging nasa grocery list, every round turns into a mix of hot takes, random logic, overthinking, at friendly bardagulan.
Press play and see if you agree with their rankings... or if you're already yelling at them before the episode ends.
This week on Tawa Let's, Bibay, Kara, Pappu, and Missy put their friendships (and sanity) to the test with a series of Would You Rather questions that somehow spiral into surprisingly deep, fun, and hilarious conversations.
Would you rather live without a pillow or a blanket forever? Push every door or pull every door for the rest of your life? Makakausap mo ba ang younger self mo o ang future self mo? As each impossible choice is revealed, everyone answers honestly, defends their logic, and inevitably judges everyone else's decisions.
It's an episode full of laughs, unexpected insights, questionable reasoning, and the kind of debates that start with something ridiculous and somehow end up making you rethink your life. Kaya makinig na at sabay-sabay tayong mahirapang pumili!
Tawa, Let's! — Session Now in Order
Welcome to the latest session of the SPIT Senate Hearing, where distinguished senators Aryn, Angelica, Chester, Monica, Pappu, and Dingdong gather to debate the issues that truly matter to the nation.
Agenda for today's hearing:
- Beaches vs. Mountains
- Dishwashing Paste vs. Dishwashing Liquid
- Sleeping 8 Hours Straight vs. Two Strategic 4-Hour Sleeps
Who will form the majority? Who will stand firm in the minority? Which arguments will sway the chamber, and which will be met with passionate opposition?
Join the SPIT Senate as they deliver compelling testimonies, questionable statistics, unsolicited expert opinions, and the occasional interruption from the floor.
Another productive day in the SPIT Senate. Motion to listen approved.
When does advice stop being good advice?
This week, Dingdong, Aryn, Pappu, and Karl discuss some of the most popular phrases people throw around whenever someone has a problem. Alam niyo yung mga yun: "just be yourself," "let go and trust the universe," "follow your passion,"at iba pang classics.
The problem is... sometimes they're right. Sometimes sobrang useless. And sometimes they're actually the worst thing you could say.
Listen as the gang explores the importance of context, timing, and common sense, and discovers that even the most well-meaning advice can go very, very wrong.
For example: making a human pyramid with your barkada by the beach during sunset.
You'll see what we mean in today's episode.
Chester, Monica, Bibay, and Dingdong are back in this episode of Tawa Let’s as they read and react to different Reddit entries. Kung naghahanap kayo ng advice at swerte kayong mapili, baka kayo na ang susunod nilang himayin. Sometimes it's serious, sometimes hindi talaga. Minsan may wisdom, minsan pure kalokohan — pero siguradong may mapupulot kayo… kahit konti.
In this episode of Tawa Let’s, Dingdong, Bibay, Monica, and Chester pick random pages from random books and use them as jump-off points for conversations, stories, and unexpected tangents. Minsan serious topics, minsan naman sabaw. Enjoy!
Lights off. Volume up. May nangyaring krimen. May nawawala.
In this episode of Tawa Let’s, Ariel, Aryn, Angelica, Kara, and Pappu dive into a fully improvised murder mystery—complete with a narrator, multiple characters, dramatic scenes, and very DIY sound effects.
Expect twists, overacting, suspicious characters, and unexpected moments.
Ever needed life advice… but make it chaotic AND musical?
In this episode, Ariel, Pappu, Aryn, Happy, and Kara dive into a wild Reddit thread asking for advice—and of course, hindi lang tayo magbibigay ng opinion… we take it to the next level.
After breaking down the problem, Pappu drops a beat as our resident DJ—and everyone has to RAP their advice. Yes. Improvised.
Listen now and tell us… sino ang may best advice rap?
Join Pappu, Ariel, Angelica, Happy, and Kara as they dive into a super chaotic improv game with a twist! This time, they’re playing a variation of “character switch” — but set inside a horror podcast.
In this episode, our host sits down with two guests to uncover chilling accounts of possession, exorcism, at mga misteryosong supernatural forces. As the interview unfolds, their stories grow darker — may mga boses na hindi kanila, unseen entities, and powers na parang beyond control.
Are these real experiences… or gawa-gawa lang?
🎧 Listen closely… baka may sumagot pabalik.
In this episode of Tawa, Let’s, we’ve got SPIT’s youngest and wildest—Karl, Angelica, Kara, and Pappu—taking on real problems straight from Off My Chest PH on Reddit.
From anonymous confessions to “grabe naman???” moments, they read, react, overanalyze (a little), then turn everything into improv scenes… and yes, even improvised songs.
If you’ve ever thought, “this sounds like my life,” wait ‘til you hear their take on it. Laugh, relate, and maybe heal (or not??) with us.
This episode of Tawa, Let’s! features an improvised radio drama by SPIT, performed by Happy, Monica, Thea, Ariel, and Angelica. Set in a fantasy world, the story unfolds live—with moments that randomly turn into a musical, kasi why not.
Everything is created on the spot—from the story to the characters to the sound effects. And by sound effects, we mean kung ano lang yung nasa harap nila… so minsan medyo sabay na, pero tuloy pa rin with full commitment.
Same episode, different experience. If you’re listening, it feels like a classic radio drama at ikaw na bahala mag-imagine ng visuals. If you’re watching, makikita mo how they switch characters, create sounds, and build the whole world in real time.
Good luck.
Things get extra fun as two SPIT members are thrown into the hot seat—tasked to guess who they are and what kind of podcast they’re in based only on clues from the rest of the group. Walang script, walang safety net.
Podcast within the podcast? Yes, please.
In this episode, expect two completely different (and hilariously improvised) worlds:
First “interview”:
Step into a surprisingly calming Chinoy podcast where the host dives into Feng Shui, harmony, and family wellness. May konting life advice, may konting chi alignment—pero syempre, may twist pa rin.
Second “interview”:
Meet an up-and-coming animator who’s made their way into Hollywood-level projects, sharing insights about creativity, breaking into the industry, and the struggles behind the scenes… or at least, what our cast thinks that journey looks like
Parenting is no joke—lalo na kapag performers kayo with unpredictable schedules.
In this episode of Tawa Let’s, SPIT parents Thea, Monica, Chester, and Bibay share stories about raising their kids while performing with the group. They talk about the values they teach their children—like hard work, responsibility and luck—and how they try to model those lessons through their work.
Napag-usapan din nila kung paano sila pinalaki ng sarili nilang mga magulang, and the things they learned growing up that they now pass on to their own kids. From work-life balance struggles to the small parenting wins (at minsan kalokohan din), this episode is full of honest stories and relatable moments.
And since this is the last episode of Season 2, they also leave listeners with some heartfelt messages before the season wraps.
Kwento, aral, at maraming tawa—don’t miss the Season 2 finale of Tawa Let’s!
Meet the fur parents of SPIT!
In this episode of Tawa, Let’s, Pappu, Karl, Chester, Monica, and Missy share stories about their beloved pets—from how their babies came into their lives, to the stories behind their names, and the everyday things they do to take care of them. Maraming kwento about their pets’ very distinct personalities, yung mga kalokohan at lambing that come with being a fur parent, and the little sacrifices they happily para sa mga alaga.
You’ll also realize that most SPIT members are certified animal lovers. If you’ve ever treated your pet like your actual baby… sobrang relatable ng episode na ’to.
From baon-budget hobbies to adult-money upgrades
In this episode of Tawa, Let’s!, Kara, Monica, Karl, Angelica, Bibay, and Missy talk about the hobbies that defined their childhood — dancing, printing kung anu-ano, photography phases, music, games — and what they’re actually spending their adult money on now.
They also unpack the hobbies they want to pursue and how hobbies change in every life stage.
Careful: this might convince you to finally buy that camera… or sign up for that class.
This week, Ariel, Bibay, and Thea review movies and TV shows like legit film critics.
May analysis.
May strong opinions.
May emotional reactions pa.
The twist?
Not everyone in the room actually watched what they’re reviewing.
But you won’t know who. 😌
"What’s your personality type… and do you actually believe it?
On this episode of Tawa, Let’s, Pappu, Dingdong, Bibay, and Ariel go deep (and chaotic) talking about personality types—from Western astrology to Chinese zodiac, Gallup strengths to magazine quiz results, and the personality tests we’ve taken way too seriously.
May skeptics. May believers. May “I’m just here for the vibes.”
Are we really our sun signs?
Do our Hogwars houses really determine our personalities?
Or coincidence lang ba ang lahat?
Listen now and tell us: what’s your sign… and does it make sense?"
What was cool when we were younger—and ano na ang cool ngayon?
In this episode of Tawa Let’s, Dingdong, Pappu, and Aryn look back at what defined “cool” in their generation, unpack what it means today, and swap high school stories—even though they are literally three generations apart. Same questions, different eras, very different answers.
Rest day daw… pero totoo ba? 😌
Chester, Dingdong, Pappu, Aryn, and Kara break down what a rest day means for them, make wild (and sometimes accurate) guesses about each other’s rest habits, and swap tips on how to actually rest. Spoiler: hindi pare-pareho ang pahinga.
Aswang? Spirits? Energies? Coincidences?
This episode gets otherworldly as Pappu, Aryn, Ariel, Dingdong, and Chester talk about belief in the supernatural—ano ba talaga ang “supernatural,” saan sila naniniwala (o nagdududa), and the experiences that still make them go. Listen at your own risk!
In this episode of Tawa Let’s, Ariel, Dingdong, Pappu, and Chester talk about what actually happens before we go on stage.
From learning how to wear makeup, fixing hair, grooming, and getting presentable, choosing perfume and unlearning the stigma we grew up with that “boys shouldn’t care”
We also talk about how our mindset around grooming changed as we got more famous and the shows got bigger. Dati parang nakakahiya, ngayon we see it as part of the job—and respect for the audience.
While listening:
Count how many brands you hear us casually mention
Trivia after the episode:
Who among us once got a haircut in a bakery??
Drop your answers in the comments
And tell us—what’s your pre-show or pre-event ritual?
Adulting isn’t just paying bills and waking up early — it’s figuring life out one responsibility at a time.
This episode with Ariel, Pappu, Dingdong, Aryn, and Kara dives into what adulting really means, the most adult things we’ve had to do recently, and the unexpected joys (and struggles) that come with it.
Kung akala mo ikaw lang ang pagod, trust us — hindi ka nag-iisa.
In Ariel’s first episode, we start with his origin story and go back to a time when life was simpler — before smartphones took over.
We talk about growing up from Nokia to iPhone, Android to iOS, and how technology slowly changed the way we communicate, make plans, and live our daily lives. Dati, when you made plans, you actually showed up — walang group chats, walang “seen,” at walang last-minute cancellations via message.
Very Pinoy throwback moments included: brownouts — kandila, kwentuhan, at doing nothing together because there was no electricity and no internet.
This episode is a nostalgic, honest conversation about how much technology has changed us — and what it was like when things felt more present and personal.
Perfect for anyone who remembers life before smartphones
In this episode, the women of SPIT share the real rituals that get us ready for a show — from our evolving haircuts and glow-up routines to the small habits that keep us grounded before we hit the stage.
May mga kuwento rin kami tungkol sa kung paano nagma-mark ng bagong chapter sa buhay namin ang bawat haircut o hair change.
We talk about the little things we do to feel alive and confident, and why our pre-show prep is just as meaningful as the performance itself.
At siyempre, kasama rin dito ang mga ritual na nagbibigay sa amin ng sense of calm, focus, at saya bago mag-perform.
Welcome to The Mane Event.
Kasama sina Angelica, Bibay, Monica, at Kara sa huling episode ng season na ‘to! Pag-uusapan nila ang tungkol sa SPIT x SB19 collab (yes, that really happened!) at kung sino pa ang mga gusto nilang maka-collaborate in the future.
Tawanan, kwentuhan, at pangarap na collabs — perfect way to wrap up Season 1.
Today’s episode has Happy, Pappu, Thea, and Bibay!
From fight, flight, or freeze hanggang sa favorite mong sako?! Plus kwentuhan about sleeping habits, cringe childhood moments, AI, at kung ano ang kaya mong i-give up to be better at something 👀
Dumb or deep? Eh di BOTH!
Samahan ang tawanan at tanungan dito sa bagong episode!
Kasama sina THEA, MONICA, HAPPY, at KARA as they share kwentos about out-of-body experiences, MBTI tests, and ASMR. May improv principles na ina-apply sa real life, foodie favorites na love na love nila, at wellness tips na pwedeng i-take home!
Get to know HAPPY — bakit siya nasa Manila only a few times a year, and what makes her unique on and off stage. Usap din kami about the differences between Western improv at Philippine improv shows (at audiences!
Kasama sina Bibay, Dingdong, Chester, Angelica and Pappu as we talk about show preparations, our favorite themed shows from the past year, at siyempre, ang amazing SPIT production team behind it all. Plus, kwentuhan din about our dream themes for the future!
First episode ni Chester!
Kasama sina Pappu, Kara, at Monica sa kwentuhan—touching on astrology, personal strengths, and even some quirky superstitions. They also share how they discovered their own improv styles, what they’ve learned along the way, and how love languages show up in their lives (and maybe on stage too).
Messages from their future selves?
Makisali sa kwentuhan with Karl, Pappu, Monica, at Kara.
They ask each other questions to get to know one another better—sharing their thoughts on religion based on how they were raised, what they'd be doing if they weren’t doing improv, and drawing cards with meaningful and curious questions.
May konting kwentong ex, at messages to their past selves.
Note: This episode was filmed last year.
Chismisan time with Monica, Aryn, Dingdong, and Karl!
Listen as they get to know each other in real time—from weird eating habits, to dream gifts, to random quirks and routines. Walang filter, just good vibes and lots of laughs.
Saan nga ba nagsimula ang mga paborito n’yong SPIT games?
Aryn, Dingdong, Missy, at Angelica kwento-kwento tungkol sa origins ng ilang sikat na SPIT games na lagi n’yong napapanood sa social media. Alamin kung paano nabuo at nag-evolve ang mga ito — plus, may chikahan din about their personal favorite games to play and watch!
Paano nagsimula si Bibay sa improv?
Bibay shares a bit of her origin story, habang sina Kara, Pappu, at Dingdong nagku-kwento tungkol sa Third World Improv, house team auditions, at ang epekto ng pandemic sa improv scene.
Bonus kwento rin from Dingdong and Bibay on how SPIT’s process has evolved through the years.
Pakinggan n’yo ‘to — maraming kwento, tawanan, at realizations!
Dingdong shares what it was like as part of the original cast, and the group reminisces about the old SPIT venues. Plus — may kakaibang nangyayari tuwing may photo shoot?! Pakinggan para malaman kung ano 'yon!
Paano nga ba nagsimula ang iba’t ibang batches ng SPIT?
Missy, Thea, Angelica, at Aryn share their SPIT origin stories — at may tatlong members na may nakakagulat na childhood similarity. Pakinggan kung ano ‘yon!
Aryn talks to Miss Eliza and dives deeper into the industry of financial domination, since Miss Eliza has 6+ years more experience. Listen to this fun, light episode to know a little bit more about this type of spicy work.
Aryn invites findom goddess and comedian Lane Kwederis to talk about both of their passions and how they have managed to balance both of these and integrate them into their lives.
Aryn invites beauty content creator Belle Rodolfo to the show to talk about how they met, pride month, and how to spell words one letter at a time.
In this episode, Aryn interviews one of her current pigs who lives in France. They talk about his journey on findom and how it's currently developing.
In this episode, Aryn talks to one of her loyal piggies to get more information on findom from the piggy side.
Aryn talks about her experience with financial domination. Learn more about it on this episode!
Aryn talks about saying hi to famous people, getting recognized through TikTok, Ena Mori, and generally being a fangirl in this week's episode of Tawa, Let's.
Aryn talks about her experience leaving the corporate world at 26 to pursue freelance work.
Aryn and Zsaris of band A II Z talk about self-waxing and make songs in between. Listen to them improvise during their conversation!
Have you ever thought that it was too late for you to start on something or begin something from scratch? In this episode, Aryn talks about the pressures of society and how she handles being told that it's "too late" for her.
In this episode, Aryn goes on a rant to talk about things she learned from 2022 based on everything she went through. Join her on this learning journey! And visit the website arynkingking.com!
Aryn talks about her ongoing addiction with social media. It's not too serious, don't worry.
In this episode, Aryn talks about her month-long vacation, what being on Bumble is like in other countries, and the age-old societal pressures of being a single woman in her thirties.
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In this episode, Aryn talks about her month-long vacation, what being on Bumble is like in other countries, and the age-old societal pressures of being a single woman in her thirties.
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In this episode, Aryn reveals her new website! She also answers one of the frequently asked questions on her TikTok: what are your thoughts on long distance?
In this episode, Aryn talks about her current collaboration with real estate YouTube channel, Live Here PH.
In this episode, Aryn talks about the work she put into her character Vina Baguio in news satire show News Ko Po and how this character trained her for music production.
In this episode of Pop Culture Talk, Aryn gives her quick thoughts on TV show He's Into Her with Donny Pangilinan and Belle Mariano. Spoiler: she likes it.
Ser Ice from Kwentuhang Pilosopo Podcast talks to us about Philosophy, Politics, and Improv. Full episode on his podcast! Check out Kwentuhang Pilosopo on all podcast platforms!
In this episode, Aryn talks to members of Sining LABinsiyam (SiLAB), a production house under the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde Theater Arts Program. They discuss their latest production, Orgullo Compound” written by Dr. Layeta Bucoy and directed by Ms. Jenny Logico-Cruz. Listen to them talk about the experience of online theater productions, and hear them do improv together!
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Aryn talks about her experience during the Tugatog Music Festival on her stream. Hear what she has to say!
Aryn sits down and talks to new TikTok friend Michelle about them meeting up, dating in their thirties, COVID, and other things. Aryn then surprises Michelle with an improv exercise.
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Uh oh, Aryn is covid positive in this week’s episode! Listen to her talk about her experi-
ence and other things she discovered during her quarantine period.
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In this episode, Aryn gets a suggestion for a topic in her TikTok livestream. Hear her talk about her personal experiences with the generational gap between her, a Batang 90s, and the Gen Z friends she’s made.
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In this episode, Aryn gives her thoughts on post-election season and answers the question: Does improv help with dating?http://linktree.com/arynkingking
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In this episode, as elections draw near, we know that tensions are high in the country.
Aryn shares her thoughts on this, hopefully to cheer you up despite what may or may not
happen on May 9.
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In this not-so-funny episode, Aryn talks to her mom, Celina Cristobal—writer, and activist—about growing up during the time of Martial Law, what it was like being a performer back then, her stint as one of the original voices of Voltes V, and the parallelisms of what happened then and what’s happening now.
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In this not-so-funny episode, Aryn talks to her mom, Celina Cristobal—writer, and activist—about growing up during the time of Martial Law, what it was like being a performer back then, her stint as one of the original voices of Voltes V, and the parallelisms of what happened then and what’s happening now.
DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed by the podcast creators, hosts, and guests do not necessarily reflect the official policy and position of Podcast Network Asia. Any content provided by the people on the podcast are of their own opinion, and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything.
In this episode, Aryn talks about some live events happening in the near future, what she’s heard about the pandemic in other countries, and exciting things for the local comedy community.
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In this episode, Aryn talks about her adventure at the Pasiglaban rally with her mom, the idea of manifesting, and Feng shui.
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In this episode, Aryn brings on musician and visual artist, Peej Alampay to talk about their jour- ney though music, his genre, and where he draws inspiration from. They improvise a story in the end about an ex-lover, two words at a time.
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In this episode, Aryn has on TikTok content creator Raco Ruiz! They talk about the wonderful world of TikTok, how it’s changed their lives, and the communities they’ve build through the app. Listen to the improvised radio drama that follows!
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In this episode, Aryn catches up with close friend Mika Martinez. Hear her talk about her 10- year journey in content creation, how she’s grown, and her love for improv. They improvise a story at the end entitled “Claiming It!”
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In this episode, we talk to besties, podcast hosts, and radio DJs Tin and Riki about friendship, their podcast, parenting, and so much more! Listen to them participate in an improvised spelling bee at the end of the podcast!
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In this episode with our first non-Filipino guest, just in time for Valentine’s week, we have Only-Fans creator French Brutus to talk about sex positivity and his journey as an adult content creator. He has many fans from the Philippines and all around the world, including Aryn who may be one of his biggest fans. Hear them improvise a scene together in a post office! He improvised very well!
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In this episode, we talk to improviser and stand-up comedian Happy Feraren and get into how she began her journey in comedy. She talks about what it's like being a Filipina comedian in another country, and what it's like living there compared to living here. They improvise jokes using puns at the end, and we also find out what Fine Work Ombudsman is. Listen here!
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In this episode, we talk to sustainable fashion designer, Rio Estuar, about the importance of sustainable fashion in this day and age. We talk about the brand and the process, and get personal talking about favorite books and podcasts. We also end up killing our families. Just listen to get context.
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In this episode, Aryn talks to her fellow Capricorn friend and bandmate Jason about dating during the pandemic, rules in dating, and the possibility of dying alone.
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HNY 2022!
Happy New Year from Aryn! In this episode, Aryn talks about the highs and lows of 2021, her top favorite podcast moments, and some personal advice based on her experiences in the past year.
In this episode, Aryn chats with TikTok's favorite Tito, Kevin Ty. Listen to them talk a little bit more about his personal life and his journey on TikTok. Afterwards, they improvise a story together, two words at a time.
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Hear Aryn talk about her experience on set of her first short film, Mighty Robo V! Listen to her talk about the creative liberties given to each actor, and how improv and stand-up comedy made its way into the film.
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Fonz, or @risbp on TikTok, is Aryn's favorite local creator because of his very relatable and funny videos on TikTok. Listen to her fangirl over him and ask him about his process. They also improvise a story together! Listen here!
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In the event of the current political climate, haters and bashers are fighting each other online. We forget that even hate comes even from pettiness and entertainment. Hear Aryn's thoughts on this.
In this episode, Aryn discusses an issue very close to her heart. Is dressing provocatively or uploading videos with GASP underwear being seen such a big deal nowadays? How should ladies feel about people telling them how to dress?
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In this episode, Aryn answers a question sent to her DMs about misogyny in the local comedy scene. All opinion are Aryn's only.
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In this episode, we talk to content creator Reb Atadero who has a more patient and human approach in dealing with trolls and bashers during the election season. Listen to this inspiring and enlightening episode on how he is able to have healthy discussions with strangers on the internet.
In this episode, we talk to content creators who aren't known for being on-camera. Tarantadong Kalbo and Kabulastugan have had their fair share of trolls. Listen to how they manage.
In this episode, we talk to comedians Red Ollero, James Caraan, and a content creator choosing to be called "Janet". Listen to their experiences on what it is like to do comedy in this political climate.
In this episode, Aryn shares her thoughts on what happens to comedy during election season.
In this episode, Aryn brings in her comedy band Pasta Wav to talk about their upcoming single “Nagugutom Na Ako” feat. Arturo Borealis. The friends talk about their process in creating the single and how they felt about this collaboration.
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In this episode, we talk about the ImprovisAsian festival with the crew behind its production about trials and challenges, favorites in the festival, and lessons learned from mounting the festival and meeting performers from other countries. After that, a radio drama takes places.
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How did it feel to watch improv groups perform from all over Asia? What did we realize after listening to panel discussions on colonialism and improv? All these questions will be answered by Aryn in this episode.
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In this episode, we talk about the upcoming ImprovisAsian festival happening this weekend! Aryn also shares her experience as a Filipino improviser performing in the US, and how different it is playing with her local group SPIT Manila and what the differences are with western improv ideologies.
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In this episode, we talk to people involved in the organizing of next week’s ImprovisAsian International Festival to be held online from August 26-29. Hear them talk about who they are excited to see, details of how to get involved, and their respective roles. We then do a short radio drama to show listeners what improv is like.
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In this episode, we learn more about the upcoming festival entitled “ImprovIsAsian”. International teams will be performing as well as many local groups, to tell Asian stories through improv theater.
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In this episode, we talk to Saab and Jim Bacarro about parenthood, pandemic life, and enjoying the work that you do. Hear us do two improv games together to come up with stories on the spot!
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In this episode we talk to News Ko Po anchor, Jazz Casumbal about love of local comedy, the lack of females in the comedy scene, and working together on News Ko Po. Hear us talk about Yuki Horikoshi in our improv game, “tsismis”.
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In this episode Aryn and Pepe talk about their improv journey, music production and songwriting, personal passion projects, and more. Listen to us improvise a story about a Roblox monster at the end!
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In this episode we talk to Yuki Horikoshi, a Japanese standup comic doing comedy in Manila. Listen to us talk about how he ended up here, what his future goals are for Philippine comedy, and what the differences are between the comedy scene in Japan and in Manila. Hear us play “Add on Story” with a story entitled “Japan”.
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In this episode, we talk to Gab Pangilinan about how she has adjusted to online life, new skills she picked up during the pandemic, and theater. We then improvised a story, adding a line each, until the story finished.
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In this episode, we pose a question to our listeners: when is humor offensive and when is it a matter of personal taste? If you have an answer you want to share, let us know through the Tawa, Let’s! Instagram account, @tawalets. We’d love to hear your insights as well.
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In this episode we talk to comedian, filmmaker, writer, teacher (and more) about his journey through blogging, how we first met, and social media. He ends up trying improv and asking a lot of questions about it.
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In this episode, we talk to ex-corporate-employee-now-advocate-of-local-products/comedian Diana Aaron-Ong. Get to know the girl behind News Ko Po’s Judge Maine Tal and hear us improvise a story together, two words at a time. Catch the cast of News Ko Po in their live show “Show Ko Po 2” available here: https://ticket2me.net/e/33497
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In this episode we talk to Reuben Uy, a local theater-actor-turned-hollywood-actor! Hear us talk about working in L.A., his latest project Trese, AAPI and more. And then hear us improvise a poem about “The Global Filipino”. Download Kumu now and follow some amazing Kumu streamers! https://podlink.co/andreaabayakumu Use our Lazada link here: podlink.co/x1o Use our Shopee link here: podlink.co/m4f For those outside the Philippines, use our Amazon link here : podlink.co/0fy *** DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed by the podcast creators, hosts, and guests do not necessarily reflect the official policy and position of Podcast Network Asia. Any content provided by the people on the podcast are of their own opinion, and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything.
This week we have Reb Atadero, a theater actor, singer, YouTuber and TikTok influencer. In this episode we talk about how stage actors adapt to the online medium, streaming as a gamer, and hear Reb play tons of characters as we improvise a radio drama.
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In this episode, we talk to Red Concepcion and international theater actor. In this episode, we talk about life on tour, the effects of the pandemic on theater productions in the US, and breaking into the Hollywood film and TV industry. We then improvise a scene together at the end.
Fun fact: Red was an improviser with SPIT Manila many years ago.
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In this episode we talk to Joelle about TikTok addiction, trends, theater, the pandemic, and more. We then improvise a scene together, while following certain rules. Listen to find out more!
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People are slowly starting to discover how improv can help with personal development. Today’s episode tells us a little bit more about that, and how trust is essential in doing improv.
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In this episode, we talk to actor-director-cinematographer Nor Domingo! Hear us talk about his pre-improv jitters, BTS, and local P-Pop groups. We then improvise a story together one word at a time.
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In this episode we talk to stand-up comic and founder of Comedy Baguio, Israel Buenaobra! Find out about his beginnings in stand-up, his ideas as a writer, life as a single father, and upcoming shows (this month and next!)
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What is improv, anyway? How do I do it? What do I need to know? We heard you feedback, and we want to help you understand a little bit more about what improv comedy is. Today's lesson is about the principle for Yes, And. What is Yes, And? Aryn answers this in today's episode.
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In this episode, we talk to world renowned standup comedian Alex Calleja about the beginnings of his career, struggles with shows and clients, improv and standup, and his work-from-home setup. We then have Alex and Aryn improvise a story of when they went on vacation to Japan.
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In this episode, we talk to Boys Night Out and The Sexy Minds host DJ TonyToni to compare how life is in Canada compared to the Philippines, living with senior citizen parents, and living healthy. Then we improvise a story about a sleazy yoga practitioner, one sentence at a time.
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In this special cross-over episode, Aryn interviews her co-hosts on Dead Air: A Horror podcast about the many big names they’ve interviewed, how the podcast has changed their lives, and what things scare them. And then they create a horror story on the spot, two words at a time. Hear Chris Costello and Miguel Nacianceno improvise with lots of hesitation and nervousness.
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In this episode, we talk to sex therapist Dr. Rica Cruz about career switching, talking about sex publicly in our Catholic-dominant country, how talking about sex has changed in the past few years. And then we improvise by defining psychology jargon, spelling the words out, and using them in a sentence.
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We usually put a description of the guest in the title, but with Kate, she wears so many hats that fitting her into just one description didn’t feel right. In this episode we talk to Kate about her new endeavor, Pandemic Pop-up, how she has adjusted to living in many different places, and how she deals with dating. We then improvise a story two words at a time, and it gets dark. And silly.
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In this episode, we talk to a singer/songwriter Sabrina Manansala about creating art during the pandemic, her collective called Shared Spaces, and her experience busking in malls. We then do improvised scenes inspired by our conversation. Hope you enjoy!
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In this episode, we have Aryn and Zsaris talk about social media and other topics, while improvising songs in between.
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Aryn rants about online dick videos in this not-so-funny episode of Tawa Let’s.
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In this episode, we talk to the BL Bros: Syd, Carl, and JC. These YouTube live streamers specialize in BL content and formed a following over the pandemic. We talk about how the channel came about, the history of BL, and their dream BL plots. We then attempt to create this dream BL mini-drama by improvising it.
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In this episode, we decided to try something different. Aside form talking to neurologist, Dr. Rob Sarmiento, we decided to do improv with him based on our short interview. Enjoy these improvised scenes accompanied by some light scoring, and meet Dr. Rob Sarmiento, Dr. Jeremy Santos, a SWAT police officer, a photo printing store attendant and many other characters in today's episode.
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In this episode, we talk to filmmaker, journalist, and comedian Jun Sabayton! Hear us talk about biking, being an artist during the pandemic, and the rise of YouTube and TikTok stars.
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In this episode, we talk to musician, poet, TV show host, and doer of everything, Lourd De Veyra. Listen to us talk about childhood aspirations, hip hop music, wanting to be a ninja, and being on television.
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In this episode, we talk to stand-up comic and Koolpals podcast regular Muman Reyes! Hear us talk about current events, IMDB for parents, and habits formed from being a stand-up comic.
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In this first episode of Tawa Let's for 2021, we decided to invite Instagram account holder for the account: Kabulastugan. Here, we talk about how the account is maintained, where the memes are found, and how this account spread joy throughout 2020's pandemic.
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In this episode, Aryn talks. We hear a recap of every episode with little details about what went on in the interview, feelings about the interviews, and how the podcast evolved from episode 1 to episode 31.
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In this episode, we talk to Kevin, the illustrator behind Tarantadong Kalbo. We discuss the life of an animator, My Little Pony, the Tarantadong Kalbo Facebook page, and his upcoming book.
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In this episode, we talk to musician and improviser Lunar Hedgehog (a.k.a. Coby Cheong) about his music, improv comedy, Temptation Island (the reality show, not the movie), and the new RC Cola commercial.
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In this episode, we talk to radio DJ, host, and improviser, Mayee about why her radio name is "MJ", her journey through improv comedy, OPM, and lots of talk on BTS while getting drunk.
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In this episode we talk to YouTube content creator and improviser Jan Angelo Ong about content creation during the pandemic, his journey as an improviser under Third World Improv, and our common experience with dating apps.
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In this episode, we talk to Gabe Mercado and Bob Guerrero of DaPulis about the shyness of Gen Xers, Dapulis’ songwriting process, and the what goes on in DaPulis’ Viber group.
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In this episode, we talk to Andren Bernardo, stand-up comic and head writer for Solid Ok! We get deep into Witcher 3, missing live performances, and the pandemic.
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In this episode we talk to actress and writer Chai Fonacier about what makes Filipino humor distinct, life in show business, and truth in comedy.
In this episode we talk to Dani Veluz, creator of the Twitter account Titas of Manila. We talk about her dabbling in all forms of comedy, living out of Manila, and the what it’s like to suddenly go viral.
In this episode we talk to Aryn’s fellow SPIT member and university professor, Ariel Diccion. Hear our conversations about the difference in today’s generation of students, being vulnerable as a professor, and the differences in performing in the Philippines vs. performing in other countries.
In this episode we speak with illustrator, AJ Bacar also known as SSKAIT. We talk about finding comedy in everyday situations, the struggles of being an artist in the Philippines, and insights as to why there is not a lot of animation in the country.
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In this episode, we talk to 15-year old YouTube content creator Noelle Martinez about the views of the younger generation on authenticity, Youtube algorithms, and the hustle of teenagers in this day and age.
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In this episode, we talk to Solid OK! writer, and stand-up comic Alexio Tabafunda. We discuss online comedy, video games that help him write his comedy, and samgyupsal.
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In this episode, we talk to writer/director/filmmaker Joel Ferrer about Gen Z, pikon culture, and K-dramas vs. Pinoy teleseryes.
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In this episode, we talk to host and stand-up comic Victor Anastacio about Tiktok, DJ Khaled, and being lazy pre-pandemic.
In this episode, we speak with Blue Bustamante director, Miko Livelo. We find out what it was like to have his first feature film have a cult following, what inspires him to write comedy, and how he improvises during filming.
In this episode, we talk to Pappu De Leon and David Tamayo of the Autochongs, an autotuneperforming duo. We tackle various topics including Pinoy-baiting, smoked meats, and online landian.
In this episode we talk to actor and basketball player Andre Paras about what it’s like to joke around with his dad, making comedy content on Instagram , and The Office, The Office, The Office.
Times have truly changed, and no one knows this more than Mike Unson, a 17-year veteran stand-up comic who has been performing regularly online. Listen as we talk about his experience, things that he has realized, and podcasts he is a fan of.
In this episode, we speak to Mark Averilla or Macoy Dubs about his budding new career as a comedian, online content creation, and doing comedy during these dark days.
In this episode, we speak with Jako De Leon, comedy writer and content creator, and find out about his early days in comedy, how it feels to have famously funny dad, and how important self-promotion is in this day and age.
Comedy standards have changed throughout the years and in this episode, we talk to Tim Tayag about what comedy was like when he started in 1997 and how it has evolved in 2020.
In this episode, we talk to improviser and spoken-word artist TJ Medel about comedy through the lens of a performer who didn’t grow up in the Philippines. We also touch on what the Fil-Am identity is like, along with opinions on the use of the term Filipinx/o/a.
Getting the facts straight, A-to-Z, in this very conversational episode with fellow improv artist and the Z in A II Z, Zsaris Mendioro. In this episode, we talked about the things we like and how the quarantine has shaped our current lifestyles.
In this episode, we talk to Judd Gregorio, Aih Mendoza, Dani Veluz, Chino Liao, Baus Rufo, and Katz Castaneda about what it's like to do stand-up comedy while also doing improv.
In this episode we talk to actor Pepe Herrera about his favorite comedians, dealing with being in the limelight, and the uniqueness of Filipino comedy.
In this episode we talk to Solid OK! founder Ryan Puno. We learn the differences between writing sketches and stand-up, comedy in New York City vs. The Philippines, and the future of local comedy.
Let's get into professional wrestling with Raf Camus! In this episode we talk about comedy in the creation of characters and storyline in the Philippine Wrestling Revolution!
In this special lockdown episode, we interview stand-up comic, writer, and PWR president, Red Ollero. Hear us talk about joke creation, the sophomore slump, and bad stand-up sets.
In this episode, we talk to musical comedy duo Sari and Chi Estrada about panties, "edgy" comedy, and music.
In this episode, we talk to stand-up comic and sketch writer Aldo Cuervo about what it was like to open for Jo Koy, performing for an audience of 2000, and what it's like to write sketch comedy for Filipinos.
Episode 1! In this episode, we talk to improviser, teacher, and mother of two, Monica Cordero-Cruz about female voices in comedy, the Philippine improv scene, and what it's like to perform for different audiences.