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Happy Pride! Today is the first in-person Pride March in the Philippines since the 2020 lockdowns, kaya throwback muna to a time when an LDR was your only choice. Hear how R and A's love transcended distance and community quarantines in this episode from the "Meet LGBTQute" podcast. Watch out for season 2, coming soon. 

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Being a doctor before going into public office, Juan Flavier revolutionized public healthcare. Before that, he was a young boy who overcame schoolyard bullying and excelled academically. In this episode, his children Joy and Jondi share anecdotes about the late Secretary of Health. From the "Bago ang Lahat" podcast.

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Work is stressful enough without the added office drama. In episode 1 of "The Imaginable Workplace" podcast, hear first-hand accounts from employees and learn what you can do about it from Jackie Cañiza, managing partner at Haraya Coaching.

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The Philippines is the only country to have a face shield mandate. And everyone's least favorite pandemic accessory, the one that was proven not to deter the virus, made certain people very wealthy. Wealthy enough to by sports cars worth tens of millions of pesos. And one of them had the audacity to run for public office in the 2022 elections. From the "Modus" podcast

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Coffee found the perfect home in the Philippines when it was brought over during the Spanish period. Coffee experts Bryan Garrido and Aaron Llavore take us through the humble bean's history and how much it's impacted Pinoy culture. From the What's AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted podcast

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Medical examiners, medico-legal officers, and forensic pathologists are nowhere near being the same things. But the PNP has taken the stand that the lines are blurred as long as one is a medical doctor. After the controversy surrounding the Jonson and Dacera cases, Filipinos are reminded that improving the state of forensic autopsies in the country is an important step to achieving justice. From the "Teka Teka Explains" podcast.

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