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Zaldy Co finally sings and tries to drag Marcos and Romualdez down with him. Will this be enough to hold them accountable? Or is this just another ploy to save his own skin? Join us as we discuss all that including the public reaction on Zaldy Co's 3 part expose.

The Philippines is once again hit by a strong typhoon and Cebu was one of its main targets. The people are angry but is their anger directed at the right people? Is the government silently using Slater Young's Monterrazzas project as their scapegoat? Join us as we discuss all that including the dangers of the spread of AI generated photos during calamities.

The Philippines has changed—but the politics hasn’t. From Quezon to Marcos to Duterte, the same families, the same tactics, the same corruption continue to shape our future. Join us as we break down the Quezon movie and the Bayaniverse, Senatorial SALNs, flood control, patronage networks, regionalism, political clans, moral fatigue, and the Filipino struggle to hope and rebuild despite it all.

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.