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Welcome to "Amo Ngani" Podcast—a digital space for open conversations, real talk, and relatable stories! We’re BA Media Arts students from the UP Tacloban College (UPTC), and we created this podcast as part of our course, New Media Platforms and Literacies. In each episode, we dive into issues we care about and topics we find interesting, fun, or meaningful—whether it’s about gender, sexuality, identity, representation, childhood trauma, pop culture, unhinged takes, or anything under the sun. Stay tuned, istorya kita!

  1. May 6

    Running Out of Time

    ”I’m 20… so why does it feel like I’m already running out of time?” In this episode of Running Out Of Time, we talk about the pressure young people face to succeed early in life, especially in the age of social media. Through a casual yet meaning conversation, we explore comparison culture, online expectations, and the constant feeling of being left behind. This podcast reflects how digital culture shapes the way Gen Z defines success and self-worth. Maybe the problem isn’t that we’re running out of time—maybe we’re just being made to feel like we are. Host: Kathlynn Guest: John Cedrick

    Running Out of Time

  2. May 6

    Silence At What Cost: The Role of Cancel Culture in Digital Media Toward Apolitical Individuals

    Speak now or forever hold your peace, ika nga ni Taylor Swift—but in today's digital world, silence is quickly judged. In the Say It Anyway podcast, we unpack cancel culture, online pressure, and why being apolitical doesn't always mean being neutral or indifferent. Before we call someone out, maybe we should ask: are we holding people accountable, or are we just simply reacting?

    Silence At What Cost: The Role of Cancel Culture in Digital Media Toward Apolitical Individuals

  3. May 6

    Broke Boys Deserve No Pu***: Love in Third World Countries

    Does economic status dictate your worth in relationships? This podcast explores the complex intersection of love, economic labor, and digital algorithms in developing countries like the Philippines. Moving beyond viral, polarizing internet trends, we unpack how structural inequality and platform capitalism shape how we love, date, and value one another. Host: Klare Guest: RJ

    Broke Boys Deserve No Pu***: Love in Third World Countries

  4. May 6

    Filipinos' Eldest Curse: Carrying the Financial Responsibility of the Next

    In this moving episode of Ky’s Podcast, we confront a reality many families normalize but rarely question. Dive in as we challenge a generational-standing belief of “utang na loob,” exploring family obligations, cultural expectations, and personal boundaries with the “ate” of the family—Jess Manalang. Let’s take a break and explore what it means to break the cycle! Host: Kyleen

    Filipinos' Eldest Curse: Carrying the Financial Responsibility of the Next

  5. May 6

    Wired but Disconnected: The Ghosting of Discipleship

    Nowadays, "digital life" is deeply integrated into daily routines, and many youth leaders suffer from burnout and discouragement. They feel "ghosted" by their own community in favor of viral trends, leading to a crisis in how leadership and mentorship are practiced in the digital age. What should we do? How should we react? As a youth or a leader, how will you respond? Host: Janelyn

    Wired but Disconnected: The Ghosting of Discipleship

  6. May 6

    Double Take: Your Second Look at the Truth

    What if love isn’t failing—our expectations are? Double Take invites you to pause and look twice at the conversations Gen Z keeps circling but rarely confronts head-on. Beyond viral takes and real-life pressure, we challenge what we think we know and ask whether money is shaping modern dating more than we’re willing to admit.

    Double Take: Your Second Look at the Truth

  7. May 6

    Meme o Meme-apost Lang?

    Napatawa ka na ba sa isang meme pero... napaisip ka na parang may mali? Is it Meme o... Meme-apost lang? Host: Rey Ann

    Meme o Meme-apost Lang?

  8. May 6

    Scroll Theory

    Let's pull back the curtain on the wild world of content creation. Why does the internet treat creators like endless vending machines of entertainment? In this episode, we explore how likes, views, and algorithms can flatten real people into scrolling fuel — and how creators struggle to stay human online. Host: Euanne

    Scroll Theory
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About

Welcome to "Amo Ngani" Podcast—a digital space for open conversations, real talk, and relatable stories! We’re BA Media Arts students from the UP Tacloban College (UPTC), and we created this podcast as part of our course, New Media Platforms and Literacies. In each episode, we dive into issues we care about and topics we find interesting, fun, or meaningful—whether it’s about gender, sexuality, identity, representation, childhood trauma, pop culture, unhinged takes, or anything under the sun. Stay tuned, istorya kita!

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  • Creator
    UPTC Media Arts Students
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    27
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © UPTC Media Arts Students
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    AMO NGANI!