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In Full Context
Context is king. This podcast aims to separate the noise and non-sense from both mainstream and social media in an effort to elevate the discussions happening online.
This is the first episode in our After Call Work series where we share our experience and tips in the hopes of helping people with their careers in the BPO world or in the Freelancing business.
This is our first Spotify Video Podcast Episode!
In this episode we talked about Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter and the layoffs that followed. We also talked about the massive layoffs that are happening to some of the biggest companies like Google and Facebook. We briefly reviewed the downfall of FTX, one of the biggest crypto trading platforms, and how it can affect the overall cryptocurrency market.
We also laid out some tips that you can follow in order to strengthen your finances amid the looming recession.
Which came first, the toxic drama brought by influencers or the audience who crave it? This is the chicken and egg type question that we tried to answer in this podcast episode.
While internet drama is not something that happens only in the Philippines, it seems to overshadow all the other types of content from other Filipino content creators. This massive share of the Filipino internet screen time makes us wonder if this fascination over drama is something that was born during the internet age or is it rooted in ideas and public demand from our past.
Join us as we dive deep into the issue of why Filipinos suddenly stopped, looked, and listened when Wilbert Tolentino, Zeinab Harake, Alex Gonzaga, Ivana Alawi, Robi Domingo, Madami Inutz, Harlene Budol, and many more fought each other online.
The Sim Card Registration Bill is now a Law. President Bongbong Marcos signed it into law on Monday. What does this law actually entail? Is it safe? Will it stop the text and GCash scams? We talked about all that and the different types of text, email, and GCash scams that are prevalent nowadays.
Today is Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s 100th day as the President of the Philippines.
In this episode we talked about everything that Bongbong Marcos has done, both good and bad. We discussed his policy changes and state visits and its impact to the Filipino people.
We also talked about Sara Duterte's contribution to the administration and our prediction of how BBM will perform in the upcoming approval ratings poll.
Quiet quitting is a new trend circulating in social media. It is the ultimate anti-hustle culture trend. People are starting to do the bare minimum on their jobs in order to focus more on their lives. Does this western idea apply to the Filipino workforce? How does quiet quitting manifest in Filipino offices? And is the idea of quiet quitting being distorted by people?
Listen to our discussion about these questions in this episode!
This week we discussed the mess uncovered by the Commission on Audit (COA). DepEd is in hot water after it was discovered that the delivered Intel Celeron Laptops to NCR and CAR cost the department 60,000 Pesos each. Listen to this episode to know our thoughts about the issue and why we think the entire deal had tons of red flags and no one seemed to care at the time.
Welcome back! Well, to us!
We are back with a bang. This week we talked about the DSWD Educational aid distribution fiasco and how Erwin Tulfo messed up the implementation due to his inherent mistrust of the government. We also talked about the controversial No Contact Apprehension Program of the 5 Metro Manila Cities.
We checked the process and policies that they implemented and identified the inefficiencies.
This week we took a look at some of the first actions taken by the Marcos administration. We discussed his first 2 executive orders, one of which involves the abolishment of the Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission. We checked how media entities that are critical to the administration reported the incident. We also checked how people reacted to the Rappler infographic on the matter.
We also briefly discussed the renaming of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport to Ferdinand E. Marcos International Airport and how the extension of the EDSA Carousel, LRT, and MRT free rides were received by the people.
This week we reviewed President Bongbong Marcos' inaugural speech held on June 30 at the steps of the National Museum. We took a look at his promises and the broad strokes of his presidential agenda.
We discussed his major points such as agriculture, education, and climate change. We also talked about how he planned to tackle these issues and the steps he already took such as taking on the role of Department of Agriculture secretary himself and appointing Vice President Sara Duterte as the secretary of the Department of Education.
This week we took a look at the things that we bought and "justified" to ourselves in the past year. From Airpods and Macbooks to Aquaflask and Shure microphones we discussed them all! We checked out our best and worst budol buys.
We also discussed the importance of allowing yourself to responsibly spend money on things that will make you happy.
This week we talked about the function of Cabinet Secretaries. We discussed how they do the work to make the president's vision come true. We also took a look at some of the controversial picks by the President-Elect Bongbong Marcos such as Sara Duterte for DepEd, Boying Remulla for DOJ, Erwin Tulfo for DSWD, and Clarita Carlos as the National Security Advisor.
It has been more than two years since the world changed totally. With all the negative developments, there was one thing that stood out. The availability of work from home arrangements.
In this episode, we talked about how work from home and hybrid arrangements came to be and how it is approaching an imminent clash with laws that were written for a bygone age. We discussed the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) order to BPO workers to return to their sites.
We also talked about our own experiences while working from home. We gave our opinion, essentially our review, of the WFH and Hybrid arrangements.
The Philippine Stock Exchange is crashing. A lot of people on Facebook, Twitter, and even Tiktok are pointing at the recent win of Bongbong Marcos as the cause. What are the merits of this claim?
In this episode, we zoomed out and looked at the big picture. We talked about the fall-out of massive global events like the Russia-Ukraine War, high inflation in the US, and the extreme lockdowns in China.
How is the fear and uncertainty affecting our markets? How is the crashing global economy affecting our own? How can you start saving up and investing in the stock market? We'll answer all that and more in this episode!
It has been a week after one of the most heated elections in Philippine history. We talked about what our experience was like when we went to the polling precincts to vote. We also discussed the immediate reaction of the public once the votes start rolling into the transparency servers.
We did a post-mortem analysis of what happened this elections and why the things turned out the way it did.
As we approach the final days of the campaign period, let us revisit our entire coverage of the elections!
We started with our predictions on who will run and if Bato Dela Rosa and Bong Go are just place holders for an even bigger candidate. We also talked about our coverage of the biggest change Leni Robredo made to help her marketability as the opposition bet. We reviewed our takeaways from all the interviews and debates that happened during the campaign period. We also talked about how much social media affected the way Bongbong Marcos and Leni Robredo approached campaigning.
We briefly went over the often overlooked senate, partylist, and local race and how the LGU race may have a more immediate effect on people's quality of life. We also looked back at our Supporters Voice series and how it opened our eyes on how people chose their presidential bet.
This week we recapped what we learned on the Supporters' Voice series! We discussed the similarities in the qualities that our interviewees were looking for when they chose who they wanted to vote for president this coming May 9. We also talked about how each person had a different take on specific qualifications that led them to different conclusions. We also checked how social media impacted their thinking on why they chose Leni Robredo, Bongbong Marcos, Isko Moreno, or Ping Lacson.
This week we brought in an OFW as a guest to talk about how they chose who they will vote for this coming May 2022 presidential elections. This is the fourth episode in our series talking to regular people who support different candidates. This week, the guest supports Manila Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso!
This week we brought in a guest to talk about how they chose who they will vote for this coming May 2022 presidential elections. This is the third episode in our series talking to regular people who support different candidates. This week, the guest supports Bongbong Marcos!
This week we brought in a guest to talk about how they chose who they will vote for this coming May 2022 presidential elections. This is the second episode in our series talking to regular people who support different candidates. This week, the guest supports Vice President Leni Robredo!
This week we brought in a guest to talk about how they chose who they will vote for this coming May 2022 presidential elections. This is the first episode in our series talking to regular people who support different candidates. This week, the guest supports Senator Panfilo Ping Lacson!
This week we explored some of the most obvious issues that avid supporters tend to ignore or deny. We looked at some clear cut and hard facts that for some reason people are refusing to believe.
We talked about how the propaganda machines are working to keep their supporters believing in their cause even when straight up facts that contradict their narratives are available. We wanted to know why even educated people fall into denial when it comes to issues surrounding their chosen candidate.
Listen to our podcast and do a self check. Are you also buying into your candidate's propaganda?
This episode is part 2 of a 2 part series that tackles updates on the ongoing presidential campaign.
This week we set out to determine how the presidential candidates' campaigns are going. We reviewed one political ad released by Leni Robredo. We also reviewed their current approach to campaigning and how impactful it is based on our observation. Can Leni catch up using their current tactics when Bongbong Marcos has a massive lead?
This episode is part 1 of a 2 part series that tackles updates on the ongoing presidential campaign.
This week we set out to determine how the presidential candidates' campaigns are going. We reviewed political ads or videos released by Bongbong Marcos, Isko Moreno, Ping Lacson, and Manny Pacquiao. We also reviewed their current approach to campaigning and how impactful it is based on our observation.
Make sure to follow us so you won't miss the next episode covering Leni Robredo's campaign ads and their strategy in catching up.
Russia has invaded Ukraine. As the bloody confrontation is happening, the whole world watches. Although the international community almost unanimously agree that the actions of Russia is deplorable, we see the hesitancy to do more than condemn Russia.
In this episode we talked about the history of the tensions between Ukraine and Russia. We also talked about the overall situation within Europe when NATO and Russia started butting heads. We examined what the United Nations can do in situations like this and we zeroed in on the deep flaw within the system of the UN Security Council.
We examined the stance of the presidentiables in this conflict and weighed how good their supposed comparison of the Ukraine - Russia crisis to our own conflict against China for the West Philippine Sea. Are these two even comparable? Is the Philippines' Mutual Defense Treaty with the US enough as a deterrent? How strong is the Mutual Defense Treaty compared to the treaties that Japan holds and to the NATO alliance?
Find out our thoughts in this episode!
At this point, we’ve heard the majority of the president’s promises. We covered many of the interviews, debates, and platforms in-depth. Many of the so-called plans laid out will need congressional support to be implemented. This is why for this week, we are shining light on the senatorial line-up, apart from the usual celebrities, we also covered the families who are looking to dominate this 2022.
While it’s not the first time relatives have been in the Senate at the same, this will be the first time that several families will hold multiple seats. We discussed the dangers of lack of representation and the inherent flaws in the senate. We also covered the important functions in the senate in hopes to serve as a guide to measuring the candidates we should vote for in the senate.
So it begins! The campaign period for national posts has started. Most of the presidential candidates held their proclamation rallies in front of roaring crowds.
The stage is set for what could possibly be the most divisive election season the Philippines will experience. Let's explore the strategies, the narratives, the supporter movements, and the controversies that surround the upcoming elections.
In this episode we talked about all those and a lot more! Who do you think will win? Can Bongbong Marcos maintain his lead? Can Leni Robredo chip away at the BBM base enough for her to have a chance? Can Isko Moreno really outpace Leni? Will this be the only belt Manny Pacquiao cannot conquer? Regardless of what happens, we are sure in for one extremely polarizing elections.
170+ Party lists are running for the May 2022 elections and you are only supposed to choose one. How are you supposed to choose which one to vote for? Do you know enough about most of them to make an informed decision? Do you know what these party list groups are fighting for? Why are we not paying as much attention to them considering that 20% of the congress is made up of party list representatives?
The party list candidates are usually the most overlooked candidates during elections. They are usually an afterthought and can usually be found on the back of the ballot. We only know some of them exclusively because we saw their tarps or billboards. Some we know because their representatives are either famous artists, former elected officials, or sometimes both.
In this episode we took a quick look at the list of party lists running in the coming May 2022 elections and we tried to search for more information about them. We also talked about how a lot of the party lists' sector that they claim to represent overlaps with other party list groups.
Would you vote for Ang Probinsiyano or Probinsiyano Ako? Which of the three Senior Citizen party list groups should seniors vote for? Why are there multiple Bicol party lists when they already have representation in congress? Let's learn more in this episode!
The Boy Abunda Presidential Interviews are out! We think this is much better than the other one but why are people not talking about it as much?
In this episode we discussed what we thought about the interview format and how it managed to flesh out issues better and show us how much the candidates actually know about the issues. We also talked about Bongbong Marcos' performance. Did he do as well as his supporters say? How does his performance look when compared to Leni Robredo, Isko Moreno, Ping Lacson, and Manny Pacquiao?
The Jessica Soho Presidential Interviews by GMA News is out! This is the first time almost all the presidential candidates are put side by side for the people to watch. Emphasis on almost.
In this episode we talked about Bongbong Marcos' absenteeism. We explored how his supporters defended him, how his opponents attacked him, and how he is losing people the people on the fence. Could this be a weak point for the BBM and Sara Duterte camp?
We also talked about the format that Jessica Soho went for in the interviews. We questioned why a lot of the questions were rehashed personality questions while a lot of the important issues that we needed to hear about was crammed into a speed round.
The public reception was also up for discussion. We went in depth into how Leni Robredo and her supporters reacted to her performance, how Panfilo Ping Lacson gained ground, how Isko Moreno sweet talked his way through the entire interview, and how Manny Pacquiao kept rehashing his 3 main points to answer almost all of the questions.
Now that we have taken a look at all the Presidential candidates' economic platforms, it is time to take a look at their campaign strategies!
We ran through the recent campaign stunts from Isko Moreno and Manny Pacquiao. We also took a look at how the camps of Leni Robredo, Bongbong Marcos, and Sara Duterte dealt with the onslaught of Typhoon Odette.
We talked about the current social media landscape and the amount of political ads that are currently running. We took all those into consideration when we watched and reacted to the interview of COMELEC Commissioner James Jimenez as he talks about how they are planning to enforce campaign rules this coming 2022 Philippine National Elections.
This is the last episode in our in depth look at the presidential candidates' platforms. We will look at their economic plans that they shared at the 47th Philippine Business Conference and Expo's Presidential Candidate Forum.
Last but not least is Vice President Leni Robredo! We examined the economic platform that she presented and explained it in the simplest way we can.
Is her economic platform actually the one that makes the most sense? Will her economic plan address the post-pandemic issues that we will encounter?
Examine the platform with us so you will be a better informed voter come May 2022.
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This is the 4th episode in our in depth look at the presidential candidates' platforms. We will look at their economic plans that they shared at the 47th Philippine Business Conference and Expo's Presidential Candidate Forum.
Next in line is Manny Pacquiao! We examined his presented platform and explained it in the simplest way we can.
Will we hear his actual economic plans or will we be treated by the same old slogans that he uses in campaigns? Will his economic platform actually make sense or will it be an emotion based ramble? Will heart be enough to win over the Filipino people? Find out with us in this episode!
Examine the platform with us so you will be a better informed voter come May 2022.
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This is the 3rd episode in our in depth look at the presidential candidates' platforms. We will look at their economic plans that they shared at the 47th Philippine Business Conference and Expo's Presidential Candidate Forum.
Next in line is Senator Panfilo "Ping" Lacson! We examined his presented platform and explained it in the simplest way we can.
Will we hear a comprehensive plan from one of the most senior politicians running for president? Will his platform outshine the ones presented by more flamboyant candidates? Let us take a closer look at the plans of the relatively silent presidential candidate.
Examine the platform with us so you will be a better informed voter come May 2022.
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Christmas is fast approaching and aside from the usual bibingka, puto bumbong, simbang gabi, and noche buena there is another Christmas tradition that Filipinos have. Watching movies competing in the Metro Manila Film Festival or MMFF.
This film festival has been put on the spot recently as it is being blamed for the delay of showing the Disney Marvel movie Spiderman: No Way Home. A lot of Filipinos have shown their negative views on the film festival due to the usual low quality slap stick movies that reign supreme.
In this episode we talked about the good, the bad, and the ugly sides of the MMFF. We took a look back at some of the best MMFF films and also on the usual big ticket movies made by the usual suspects, Vice Ganda, Vic Sotto, Kris Aquino, and the likes.
We also watched all 8 trailers of the films competing in this year's MMFF! We shared our reactions and what we think needs to happen in order to elevate the state of Filipino movies.
Will the new entries be actually good? Or are we going to be greeted by the same old comedy or love story that we've seen many times in the past? Find out in this episode of In Full Context!
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This is the 2nd episode in our in depth look at the presidential candidates' platforms. We will look at their economic plans that they shared at the 47th Philippine Business Conference and Expo's Presidential Candidate Forum.
Next in line is Senator Christopher Lawrence "Bong" Go! We examined his presented platform and explained it in the simplest way we can.
Will he finally escape the shadow of President Rodrigo Duterte? Will we finally know Sen. Bong Go's personal brand of leadership? Will he actually describe his plans or will he just go on about continuity?
Examine the platform with us so you will be a better informed voter come May 2022.
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As promised, we are now going to do an in depth look at the presidential candidates' platforms. We will start with their economic plans that they shared at the 47th Philippine Business Conference and Expo's Presidential Candidate Forum.
First up is Manila Mayor Isko Moreno! We examined his presented platform and explained it in the simplest way we can.
Will he hit the mark and present economic plans that actually make sense? Or will he just do the usual political overpromising that we have been seeing in the past?
Examine the platform with us so you will be a better informed voter come May 2022.
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Now that the stage is set for the May 2022 national elections, we will start to tackle more topics that will allow us to get a deeper understanding of what the candidates' plans are for the Philippines.
This is the first episode of our Political Ad Review series where we will dissect political ads by our presidential candidates!
In this episode, we took a look at the Kalayaan sa Covid Plan ad by presidential aspirant Leni Robredo. We discussed the content of the ad and how it was delivered. We also discussed the merits of the plans that she laid out on the political ad.
Disclaimer: The reaction and review only focuses on the ad itself and not on the materials discussing the entire platform of the candidate.
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In this episode we covered the recent drama within the PDP-Laban and the fallout that it caused in the Presidential and Vice Presidential race. We talked about the withdrawal of the Dela Rosa - Go tandem only to see Sen. Bong Go file a CoC for president just hours later.
We talked about how much the PDP-Laban feud and Sara Duterte's decision to run as Vice President under Lakas-CMD affected the winning chances of all the candidates vying for the two top posts in Philippine Government. Will this drama boost the chances of Leni Robredo and Isko Moreno? Or will the supporters of the administration just flock over to the camp of Bongbong Marcos and Sara Duterte? Find out our predictions in this episode!
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In this episode we discussed the biggest reason why people flock to alternate news sources on social media despite the prevalence of fake news on the platform.
We talked about media framing and how the simplest of wordplay can change the way people view specific news. We took a look at some examples such as the reporting on the death of Keith Absalon, Leni Robredo's 4000 vehicle caravan, Bongbong Marcos being always referred to as the late dictator's son, and memes that are now being fact checked.
We also talked about how this can be considered as revisionism as the two sides push for their own red and pink narratives to see who will get the most support from the Filipino people.
This week we took a look at the most egregious Trapo moves and ranked them using a Tier-List! We ranked politicians dancing, poverty porn, artista collab, giveaways, huling hirit projects, political dynasties, campaign jingles, being in a wheelchair when cases appear, necropolitics, and the never ending senate hearings.
From Bong Revilla dancing to Budots, to Gloria Arroyo getting a wheelchair and a neck brace after corruption cases erupted we discussed how crazy these trapo moves are and saw which were the worst of the bunch!
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This episode, we reviewed a lot of the things that we purchased this past year and decided which of them were worth it and which of them were not. This is our way of revisiting our spending habits for the year.
We also discussed why e-commerce experienced a sudden boom this pandemic and how groups like Home Buddies affects our behavior when it comes to shopping online.
Now that the filing of certificates of candidacy is over, we discussed what parts of our initial prediction came true and which parts we think are still up in the air.
In this episode we discussed the successful social media push by Leni Robredo's camp, how her rebranding was a much needed break from the yellow Liberal Party, and why a lot of people are still skeptical about this change.
We also discussed the social media war that followed involving the supporters of Leni Robredo and BongBong Marcos. We took a closer look at how polarizing this issue has become resulting to severing of friendships and causing massive uproar in social media.
Additionally, we talked about the possibility of Bato Dela Rosa being only a placeholder for a possible PDP-Laban swap with Sara Duterte down the line and how Leni's run will affect Isko Moreno's chances.
The filing of certificates of candidacy has begun!
In this episode, we speculated what will happen in the next 7 days in terms of who will run and for which positions? Listen to our predictions and see if we get it right.
Will Rodrigo Duterte keep his promise to retire after his term?
Will Sara Duterte push through with her mayoral candidacy?
Will the opposition finally decide whether to back Leni Robredo or Isko Moreno?
We talked about all these and the eerie silence from the camp of Ferdinand "BongBong" Marcos.
Join us as we discuss all the possible scenarios and outcomes of the May 2022 elections' filing of candidacy.
The filing of candidacy for the 2022 elections is only a week away. In light of this, we discussed the chances of current confirmed runners. We also talked about how messy the political squabble is in social media.
People have been fighting each other in defense of their political bets instead of actually talking about the issues that matter. In this episode, we discussed the dangers of fanaticism and what they effects will be when we focus on the person running instead of the policies that they will be implementing.
In this week's In Full Context Roundup, we talked about how unsurprised we are about Pacquiao's announcement to run as president. We also examined what makes a good presidential candidate and will Pacquiao be able to check all the boxes.
We took a look at the list of confirmed presidential candidates and predicted how they will perform in the 2022 Presidential Election.
Last but not least, we talked about Toni Gonzaga's interview with Bongbong Marcos. We looked at the freedom of speech angle of things and how the social media blitz intended to destroy Marcos' presidential bid backfired completely.
With the recent surge of 'deep-faked' Andrea Brillantes videos, we discussed the implications of willingly giving your photos and information to seemingly harmless applications.
We discussed all the dangers of deep fakes and how it can be used on not just popular people but on regular people as well.
We took a look at how much people are giving away their personal data and how it is being used against them. We also gave some tips on how to secure your personal data and how to avoid scams and phishing attempts.
Another point of discussion that we had is why people feel less accountable when posting nasty things online. We also discussed the possible long term effects of negative social media interactions.
In this week's In Full Context, we did a deep dive into the argument that led to Harry Roque's outburst against Dr. Maricar Limpin. Since everyone is talking about the Presidential Spokesperson's tone of voice, we picked apart the points that he and Dr. Lipin mentioned during that leaked meeting.
We also talked about the plan to go Granular on the quarantine classifications and how we are employing the right strategies at the wrong time.
President Duterte and Bong Go's run as the PDP Laban bets was also discussed. We also discussed why we still believe that Sara Duterte's announcement to run as president will be October's plot twist.
In this week's Round-Up, we talked about President Duterte's intention to run as the next Vice-President. We also discussed whether or not Francisco Duque should resign and the implications of him stepping down. We also looked at the possible replacements if he hands in his resignation letter.
We answered the question is it too late to fix our contact tracing methods using the Stay Safe app.
Finally, we discussed the controversial wedding of a jeepney drivers party-list representative and contrasted that with how people generally react to Jinkee Pacquiao and Heart Evangelista's lavish lifestyles.
In this week's In Full Context Round Up, we talked about the recent COA report citing 67.3 Billion peso worth of deficiencies. We also took a look at the BIR's move to push for the taxation of influencers.
We also spent a bit of time discussing the Taliban take-over of Afghanistan and the humanitarian crisis that followed.
In this week's In Full Context Roundup, we took a closer look at Cancel Culture and how it affects people. We viewed this through the recent issues surrounding influencers like Yexel Sebastian and Nas Daily and companies like the Belo Medical Group. We also talked about the recent extension of ECQ in the metro and what it's ramifications are to the Filipino people.
This week, we talked about Pinoy Pride in line with Hidlyn Diaz and the Philippine’s first ever Olympic gold medal win. We covered the Filipino behavior on how fast we take credit for people bringing honor to the country after they triumphed while also being terrible in actually supporting our athletes beyond social media.
For the weekly round-up, we talked about the never ending lockdown and why this one should be taken differently due to the delta variant and checked on how LGU's vaccination campaign is doing.
In today’s episode, we discussed the basics of cryptocurrency, tried to explain some of the terminologies we often hear, and shared some of our personal trading experiences. We also covered how easy it is to both lose and make money if you don’t know what you are doing so tune in.
For our weekly round-up, we talked about the never ending coverage of the dolomite beach, Tiktok’s controversial #mamaleni campaign, and the Lacson-Sotto tandem.
For this week’s episode, we talked about some of the childhood games we played. The very unique retro and nostalgic feel it brings us everytime we play. We also looked at why, for the first time in history, it seems like adults of all ages can’t stop playing video games. We also took a look at how it has evolved into play to earn schemes like AXIE. What makes this blockchain different and what are the things to look out for? For the weekly round-up, we covered PDP-Laban’s internal party feud. Yorme’s housing program in Baseco, Tondo and Twitter’s response to the most recent Pulse Asia Survey about the possible presidential and vice-presidential candidates.
In today’s episode, we talked about the concept of “Poverty Pοꭇn” and how some content creators have taken it to the point of borderline exploitation. We also looked at how this is a common practice in politics and even big networks who have used this angle for decades.
For the weekly round-up, we talked about the sudden surge of “world rankings” this past couple of weeks and what to make of each top list. Is there more to the timing of all these?
In full context today, we looked at the different points around LTO’s new policy to increase requirements prior to driver license issuance. We also talked about the blatant disregard of the existing policies, rules, and why “Kamote” is applicable to motorcycles, bicycles, and even 4 wheel drivers.
In our news round-up, we looked at Pacquiao’s claim and promises as he proclaims intention to run as president and why politicians tend to exaggerate these campaign slogans to invoke voter’s emotions.
Many social media inspirational and success coaches often say that “you don’t need a college degree to become successful”. There are even others that say that it’s just a waste of time. Is a college degree still relevant in 2021 when a lot of skills that can be turned to professions can be learned online?
For this week’s round up. We covered the biggest news--the passing of former president Benigno Aquino III. We looked at the discourse online and how the media covered this event along with some commentaries from the religious sector.
This week we took a look at the advantages and disadvantages of working from home and what people should expect before making that career jump.
We revisited Trese and Filipino representation in popular media. We also talked about the government's recent purchase of 40 million doses of Pfizer vaccines, the issue about the drug war and the ICC investigation, and the recent rise of inflammatory posts against the Korean pop group BTS.
In our 10th episode since our launch, we talked about the reason why we got into podcasting, what we like about it, and all the other WHYs for starting a podcast.
For the weekly round-up, we talked about the media downplaying NPA atrocities citing the most recent example, the killing of a football player in Masbate-- Keith Absalon. We also talked about the vaccine slot scam exposed through social media and 1sambayan’s list of presidential nominees.
Today we talked about how freelancing or working from home can bridge the gap for some people displaced by the pandemic. We also covered how tenured BPO employees can make the jump into this virtual assistance space and the mindset needed to get into this type of work and many other tips.
We also covered the hottest trending topics from the Jollibee Chicken Towel to the latest brutal police killing caught on cam. We also shared our LGU's vaccine implementation experience.
In this episode, we took a deep dive on how to spot potential investment scams and why it is so easy to victimize common people. We shared some basic financial tools and strategies that beginners should look into.
For this week’s news round-up, we covered the lady that went viral for hitting a traffic enforcer, the potential Sarah Duterte and BBM tandem for 2022 and why this pairing commands a following.
On this episode, we discussed the prevailing Filipino mindset when it comes to finances and how it impacts our ability to get out of poverty and create generational wealth. We talked about societal expectations of financial success and how to think critically about some old money preconceptions in a typical Filipino household.
We also covered the recent government’s approach to address vaccine hesitancy and how non-disclosure of vaccine brands during immunization is more damaging to public perception.
Since the start of the pandemic, most of us found ourselves with more time on the internet and social media due to being locked down in our homes. This brought the rise to new social media stars and influencers. In the last few episodes, we talked about how social media discourse turned toxic but today we will go over some good use of social media and look at some positive influencers.
Today, let's examine the anatomy of a typical social media comment section to see why online discourse often ends up being a waste of time. We also look at Filipino racism and lack of accountability online. We will also be revisiting the issue of the West Philippine Sea and the PNP chief appointment process. Why do we get PNP chiefs bound for retirement soon?
Filipinos love social media. We are the biggest consumer of online content so it’s no wonder we also have a wide variety of so called “influencers”. Today, in our part 2 of our social media series, we will take a look at “streamers” who are using their sexuality to in order to gain viewership. Is this good? Bad? Or there is more to this than meets the eye. In this episode, we are going to feature our podcast's first guest. Precious Maneja is a streamer who can provide us with valuable insight from the other side of the screen.
Today, we share our insights regarding the sudden popularity of “Community Pantries” and Angel Locsin’s event. We also shared our thoughts regarding the influencer scene in the Philippines and how it is dominated by content that does not add value in the long run. We also talked about what can we do to influence these so-called influencers
Today, we deep dive the sentiments around vaccines. Why vaccine hesitancy is at an all time high despite it being the best way to achieve herd immunity. We also looked at why even after more than 1 year since our first AYUDA rollout — we are still seeing LGUs fail at funds distribution. Lastly, we reviewed China and West Philippines sea and how media coverage is over simplifying the situation.
Now that the NCR+ is back in ECQ, we will talk about the government's response and how the public views their performance.