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Pwede bang maging profitable and business at the same time makakatulong sa planeta? Sa episode na ’to, kausap natin si Joy Fayloga, CEO at founder ng Ecomove PH—isang youth-led social enterprise na binabago ang nakagawian natin sa delivery services! 🌱 From delivering goods via bikes to promoting sustainable alternative packaging and low-carbon solutions, Joy shares how young entrepreneurs can disrupt business-as-usual para makatulong sa climate at zero-waste goals. 🎙 What you’ll get from this episode: Kwento sa likod ng Ecomove PH at paano nila napagtagumpayan ang doubts at challenges ng pagiging zero-waste startupReal talk on how sustainable businesses can work and thrivePractical tips for aspiring impact-driven entrepreneurs na gustong mag-shift to reuse, refill, and plastic-free practicesInsights on how we can support businesses that put people and the planet first 🧩 Big question of the episode: “Kung may choice naman pala between profit o planeta—bakit hindi parehong piliin?” 🎧 Listen now and get inspired to build zero-waste solutions that last! 📢 Don’t forget to follow the show, share this episode, and tag your eco-buddies! -- This episode is produced with support from #BreakFreeFromPlastic through the Digital Story Grant. For more information about BFFP, visit their website at www.breakfreefromplastic.org

Ano nga ba ang sikreto sa likod ng matagumpay na zero-waste programs? Sa episode na 'to, kausap natin si Rap Villavicencio, ang Deputy Director for Programs ng Mother Earth Foundation at isang changemaker na gumagawa ng solusyon hindi lang para sa komunidad, kundi kasama mismo ang komunidad! 🎙 What you’ll get from this episode: Bakit reuse and refill ang napiling focus ng Mother Earth Foundation (at bakit effective siya!)Kwento sa likod ng Zero Waste Youth Pilipinas at Juanazero store—paano sila nagsimula at nagka-impact?Mga real-world lessons sa pagbuo at pag-scale ng zero-waste solutions sa local communitiesPractical tips kung gusto mong mag-start ng sariling initiative (at isang mistake na dapat mong iwasan!) 🧩 Big question of the episode: “Kung may mga programang gumagana na, paano natin 'to mas mapapalawak para mas maraming makinabang?” 🎧 Listen now and get inspired to build zero-waste solutions that last! 📢 Don’t forget to follow the show, share this episode, and tag your eco-buddies! -- This episode is produced with support from #BreakFreeFromPlastic through the Digital Story Grant. For more information about BFFP, visit their website at www.breakfreefromplastic.org

Akala mo pang national level lang ang policy change? Sa episode na ‘to, mapapatunayan mong barangay-level wins can lead to big zero-waste impact! Meet Khate Nolasco, isang passionate youth leader at Barangay Kagawad, who’s proving na pwedeng-pwede ang kabataan sa policy arena. From pushing for reuse and refill solutions to mobilizing community support, she’s walking the zero-waste talk—legit may kapangyarihan ang kabataan! 🎙 What you’ll get from this episode: Bakit mahalaga ang local policies sa laban kontra plastic waste Kwento ng zero-waste policy win sa Barangay Potrero, Malabon 🏆 Tips kung paano ma-voice out ng kabataan ang ideas nila sa barangay and beyond Concrete steps to start your own policy advocacy journey (hindi siya as scary as it sounds!) Inspiring stories of collaboration with LGUs, youth groups, and the community 🧩 Big question of the episode: “Kung may boses naman tayo sa barangay at may ideas tayo for zero-waste—anong pumipigil sa’tin para gamitin ’yon?” 🎧 Listen now and join us as we rewrite the story of plastic, one conversation at a time. Let’s imagine, build, and live the #PlasticFreeFuture together. 🌏 📢 Don’t forget to follow the show, share this episode, and tag your eco-buddies! -- This episode is produced with support from #BreakFreeFromPlastic through the Digital Story Grant. For more information about BFFP, visit their website at www.breakfreefromplastic.org

Akala mo eco-friendly na... pero hindi pala? 😅 In this episode of the #ZeroToHero podcast series, we sit down with Marian Ledesma of Greenpeace Philippines to talk about the false solutions to the plastic crisis (looking at you, "biodegradable" plastics 👀) — and the real ones na talagang gumagana. 🎙 What you’ll get from this episode: A no-BS breakdown of popular but misleading “solutions” to plastic wasteA look into what makes real solutions like reuse and refill systems effectiveKwento ng mga communities na successfully nag-shift to zero-waste practicesPractical tips para sa kabataang gustong makagawa ng impact sa local government, schools, at businesses 🧩 Big question of the episode: “Kung alam na natin kung ano talaga ang solusyon sa plastic crisis—bakit nga ba hindi pa rin ito ang sinusunod ng karamihan?” 🎧 Listen now and join us as we rewrite the story of plastic, one conversation at a time. Let’s imagine, build, and live the #PlasticFreeFuture together. 🌏 📢 Don’t forget to follow the show, share this episode, and tag your eco-buddies! -- This episode is produced with support from #BreakFreeFromPlastic through the Digital Story Grant. For more information about BFFP, visit their website at www.breakfreefromplastic.org

How did plastics go from helpful to harmful? In this kickoff episode of the #ZeroToHero podcast series on youth-led reuse, refill, and zero-waste, we go back to where the plastic crisis started... and imagine where we can go from here. ✨ Kasama natin si Coleen Salamat ng Break Free From Plastic to unpack the red flags, the hard truths, and the hopeful pathways out of plastic dependence. 🎙 What you’ll get from this episode: Why “plastics” weren’t always the enemy—until they wereRealizations on how our relationship with plastic needs to changeAn inspiring look into what a plastic-free community can actually look likeHope, tools, and youth-powered inspiration to start your zero-waste journey 🧩 Big question of the episode: "Kung pwede naman pala tayong mabuhay nang walang plastic—bakit nga ba hindi natin ito agad ginawa?" 🎧 Listen now and join us as we rewrite the story of plastic, one conversation at a time. Let’s imagine, build, and live the #PlasticFreeFuture together. 🌏 📢 Don’t forget to follow the show, share this episode, and tag your eco-buddies! Note: Towards the end of the episode, Coleen mentioned a "1.5 °C". This refers to the global target of keeping global temperature rise under 1.5 °C based on the Paris Agreement. -- This episode is produced with support from #BreakFreeFromPlastic through the Digital Story Grant. For more information about BFFP, visit their website at www.breakfreefromplastic.org

🎧 Para Kanino? Podcast is back with new stories, new voices, and new ways to take action. 🌍💡 This season, we’re talking about the moves young people are making—sa environment, communities, at iba’t iba pang causes na malapit sa puso natin. Makinig at makipagkwentuhan kasama ng mga kabataang nangunguna sa paggawa ng pagbabago dito sa Para Kanino? Podcast! 🤙🏼

Think about the last time you stayed in a hotel. Sarap matulog at iuwi yung bedsheets after no? What if I tell you na there's a social enterprise that's upcycling those bedsheets and turning them into fashionable wear? In this episode, makikipagkwentuhan tayo with fashion designers Dars Juson and Ally Gutierrez ng REPAMANA. Let's talk about how REPAMANA is breathing new life to discarded hotel bedsheets to promote circularity in the fashion industry. Follow REPAMANA on Facebook (REPAMANA) and Instagram (@repamana) to stay updated sa kanilang latest collections! -- This episode is part of Para Kanino? Podcast’s community partnership with Youth Co:Lab, a program co-led by UNDP and Citi Foundation. Follow Para Kanino? Podcast: Facebook: @ParaKanino.Podcast Instagram: @parakaninopodcast For partnerships and features, send an email to: [email protected]

Have a quick glance sa mga books na meron ka ngayon, how many of them are written by Filipino authors? This youth-led social enterprise is putting the stories of Filipino authors and writers out there through the power of tech! In this episode, makikipagkwentuhan tayo with Natalya Patolot and Marty Yam ng IndieCo. Pag-usapan natin how they are revolutionizing the publishing industry and unlocking opportunities for Filipino writers through their SaaS platform. Follow IndieCo on Facebook (IndieCo) and Instagram (@the.indie.co)! Watch out for their activities and calls for stories! Baka ito na ang chance mo to publish your story. -- This episode is part of Para Kanino? Podcast’s community partnership with Youth Co:Lab, a program co-led by UNDP and Citi Foundation. Follow Para Kanino? Podcast: Facebook: @ParaKanino.Podcast Instagram: @parakaninopodcast For partnerships and features, send an email to: [email protected]

“Curiosity killed the cat,” is an old proverb we tell people to warn them for being too curious. Pero for this changemaker, his curiosity exactly led him to where he is now – a founder of a social enterprise called Philip-Anaban that’s developing plant-based alternatives to make the leather industry more sustainable! 👖👞 Let’s dive into the entrepreneur journey of Vinz Mamalateo, and how he became this dynamic entrepreneur who is in search of ways to continuously help people and the environment. 🌏 Tara! Follow Philip-Anaban on Facebook (Philip-Anaban) and Instagram (@philipanaban). For collaborations, reach out to them at [email protected] -- This episode is part of Para Kanino? Podcast’s community partnership with Youth Co:Lab, a program co-led by UNDP and Citi Foundation. Follow Para Kanino? Podcast: Facebook: @ParaKanino.Podcast Instagram: @parakaninopodcast For partnerships and features, send an email to: [email protected]

Exploring the field of Agriculture? This youth-led social enterprise is gamifying agri-education para mas marami pang mga kabataan ang maging interesado sa agrikultura at mag-pursue ng career dito! In this episode, makikipagkwentuhan tayo with Mark Jamer and Phoebe Uy ng Gro Up!. Let’s chat about their new card game and how they are navigating the entrepreneur journey so far as young social entrepreneurs. Follow Gro Up! on Facebook (Gro Up: A Card Game) and Instagram (@letsgroup.ph)! Watch out for their website for the launch of their card game. -- This episode is part of Para Kanino? Podcast’s community partnership with Youth Co:Lab, a program co-led by UNDP and Citi Foundation. Follow Para Kanino? Podcast: Facebook: @ParaKanino.Podcast Instagram: @parakaninopodcast For partnerships and features, send an email to: [email protected]

Ever wonder where our hair goes after magpagupit or magpa-salon? Yes, sa basurahan then later on sa landfill. Pero what if pwede pa pala itong mapakinabangan para sa ibang bagay? In this episode, kwentuhan tayo with Harold Laborte, CEO and Founder of Capilli Trading, about how they started their business at paano ito nakakatulong sa pag-promote ng circular economy at responsible production. Follow Capilli Trading and Grow Mats by Capilli on Facebook, and on TikTok (@growmatsbycapilli) For partnerships and inquiries, email Capilli through: [email protected] This episode is part of Para Kanino? Podcast’s community partnership with Youth Co:Lab, a program co-led by UNDP and Citi Foundation. Follow Para Kanino? Podcast: 📱 Facebook: @ParaKanino.Podcast 📱 Instagram: @parakaninopodcast For partnerships and features, send an email to: [email protected]

Trigger Warning: Mentions suic*de How do you show your love for yourself? Palagi nating naririnig ang konsepto ng "self-care" pero paano ba natin ito pinaparamdam sa ating mga sarili? In this episode, kwentuhan naman tayo with John Cornwill, the CEO and Founder of Bákas Apparel. Let's talk about what inspired him to focus on mental health advocacy in his business and how can we practice self-care for better mental health. Follow Bakás Apparel on Facebook and join the Mental Health Matters PH official Facebook group to be part of the Bakás community! Follow Para Kanino? Podcast: 📱 Facebook: @ParaKanino.Podcast 📱 Instagram: @parakaninopodcast 📧 Email: [email protected]

Aloy Chua lived by the saying, "It takes a village..." when he realized social entrepreneurs need not to face the startup life alone. He literally put the "social" in social entrepreneurship when he started the Roots Collective. In this episode, kwentuhan tayo with Aloy, the CEO and Co-founder of Roots Collective, about how he started his business rooted in community-building and making lasting impact. Follow Roots Collective on Facebook! Follow Para Kanino? Podcast: 📱 Facebook: @ParaKanino.Podcast 📱 Instagram: @parakaninopodcast 📧 Email: [email protected]

If you ask any kid out there what do they want to become when they grow up, only a few would say they want to be a farmer. Agriculture is not the most glamorous field, but can kids be into it? In this episode, we talk to our youngest storyteller in the pod. We chat with Raaina Hinay, Co-Founder of Kids Who Farm, as she shares her love for plants and the journey of how she and her Father started their social enterprise. Follow Kids Who Farm on Facebook! Follow Para Kanino? Podcast: 📱 Facebook: @ParaKanino.Podcast📱 Instagram: @parakaninopodcast📧 Email: [email protected] Note: The episode was produced with parental consent. Raaina's father joined us during the recording of this episode.

In 2022, there are 148,000 vacant seats in the Sangguniang Kabataan. Why is no one running for public office? In this episode, makakasama natin si Carlo Africa, ang Executive Director ng Hirayang Kabataan, a non-government organization that aims to mold the Filipino youth into the heroes of today and to enable them to create positive change in their communities. Let's talk about why young people should run for public office, specifically sa darating na Barangay at Sangguniang Kabataan elections ngayong 2023. Follow Hirayang Kabataan on Facebook! Follow Para Kanino? Podcast: 📱 Facebook: @ParaKanino.Podcast📱 Instagram: @parakaninopodcast📧 Email: [email protected]