Best Blogger Sign In Podcasts (2025)

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Life's complexity: A guide to resilience and care 10:24

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Move beyond the traditional "Hero's Journey" as we explore how to find profound meaning in life's continuous efforts. Drawing inspiration from Hayao Miyazaki, this episode reveals how his films offer clarity by animating the world's complexity rather than simplifying it. Discover how creative resistance and moral storytelling can illuminate emotion…

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The Philippines’ balancing act: Between China’s rise and America’s retreat 28:36

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Roby Alampay continues his conversation with Prof. Joseph Chinyong Liow of Nanyang Technological University. They discuss how the Philippines is recalibrating its ties as China rises and the United States retreats from Southeast Asia. They also unpack why the Philippines remains pro-America in public opinion but increasingly open to China’s economi…

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Is Southeast Asia choosing China over the US? A deep dive into ASEAN’s quiet pivot 29:48

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Roby Alampay sits down with Prof. Joseph Chinyong Liow of Nanyang Technological University to unpack Southeast Asia’s evolving balancing act between the United States and China. Are ASEAN countries still truly neutral? What does 30 years of data reveal about the region’s quiet shift toward Beijing? Liow shares insights from the “Anatomy of Choice” …

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The Fall of a D2C Giant: YT Industries' Road to Restructuring 38:21

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In this episode, we dive deep into the shocking news of YT Industries entering self-administration, examining what led one of the bike industry's most successful direct-to-consumer brands to this critical juncture. Our guests bring unique insights to this developing story: Raymund Bareuther, an M&A expert who was directly involved in YT's previous …

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The Philippines’ disinformation paradox: Cracking down on loyal bloggers turned critics 31:10

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In 2022, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte rose to power with the help of hyper-partisan influencers — online propagandists and attack dogs who dominated social media feeds. But when cracks appeared in the Marcos-Duterte alliance, those same bloggers turned their claws on the president they once defended. Now…

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Starting school early, play-based learning, and more issues on children's education 35:04

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When should kids really start kindergarten? Should you worry if your child is “behind” in writing or reading? In this episode, Hannah Grace talks to Dr. Marison Dy, an early childhood care and development expert from UP Los Baños, about the Department of Education’s new cutoff for kinder enrollment, play-based learning, developmental milestones, an…

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🎯 How to Sell Your Digital Product in 2025 (Even If No One Knows You Yet) 6:54

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So, you finally created your ebook or digital product… now what? You’re probably asking: How do I actually sell this? You don’t need a giant following, viral content, or a fancy website to start making money from your knowledge. In fact, in 2025, selling digital products has never been simpler—or more accessible. Whether you're a blogger, coach, or…

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Long lines, free care: Public health services in PH 31:02

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Public healthcare in the Philippines is often seen as slow, crowded, and lacking resources. But did you know your local health center offers many essential services for free? In this episode, Hannah Grace talks to Dr. Cecille Francisco, a public health physician in Manila, about what Filipinos are missing out on: from free vaccines and HIV screenin…

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The 5 Most Lucrative Niches for Selling Digital Products in 2025 6:38

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Are you ready to start selling digital products but unsure what kinds will actually make money? You're not alone. One of the biggest questions creators, bloggers, and coaches ask is: “What should I sell?” In this post, I’m breaking down the five most profitable digital product niches in 2025, based on real data from creators using MiloTree. These a…

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PBB ships, enthusiastic fans, and love team culture in the Philippines 34:02

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The recently concluded ‘Pinoy Big Brother’ gave birth to more love teams that fans have been getting kilig over. But ever wondered why Philippine showbiz is made up of love teams? In Today’s episode of Teka Teka, we turn to Bubbles Magpayo for insights on the Philippines and its love for love teams. Joining in on the conversation is LJ Sanchez, Ass…

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The Inquirer's digital pivot: Can legacy media survive the shift? 34:12

16d ago34:12

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Veteran journalist Roby Alampay sits down with Daxim Lucas, former senior reporter at the Philippine Daily Inquirer and now founder of InsiderPH, to unpack the Inquirer’s historic decision to merge its print and digital operations. Dax shares insider insights on newsroom resistance, leadership struggles, and the economic realities of journalism in …

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Opportunity vs. Strategy: Greg Shapleigh(Giro, Bell, Specialized, Mips) on Values-Driven Brand Building 1:19:22

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In this episode, I sit down with Greg Shapleigh, who came highly recommended by multiple previous guests as someone I absolutely had to interview. Greg's journey in the cycling industry is remarkable - he started as a shipping clerk at Giro after moving to Santa Cruz to pursue bike racing, but quickly found himself pulled into marketing and product…

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The stories China peddles to influence Philippine foreign policy 19:43

22d ago19:43

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As diplomatic tensions flare once again, we revisit a conversation covering six key narratives Beijing is pushing to sway Filipino minds. Robin Michael Garcia, founder and chairman of polling and research firm WR Numero, explains how China’s propaganda campaigns target democracy, exploit U.S. weaknesses, and aim to tilt Philippine foreign policy in…

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How the Hero’s Journey helped an overachiever student navigate working life 16:20

24d ago16:20

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Think your first job is just a job? Think again. With the help of Jag Garcia, founder, former chair and now senior faculty member of the film department at De Lasalle - College of Saint Benilde, this episode uncovers the hidden Hero's Journey within the demanding world of our own lives. It's about how different timelines of struggle and growth inte…

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What's the deal with Imee and Bongbong? 19:44

28d ago19:44

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Senator Imee Marcos is trying to stake her claim as the true keeper of the Marcos legacy by subtly undermining her own brother, President Bongbong Marcos. In a conversation with journalist Regine Cabato, political sociologist Ash Presto unpacks the quiet but growing rift between the siblings. While Bongbong faces criticism for being hands-off and i…

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Caught: A Philippine Troll Farm Using ChatGPT for Pro-Marcos Content 20:14

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A Philippine firm, Comm&Sense Inc., was named in an OpenAI threat-intel report for using ChatGPT to generate pro-Marcos propaganda across Facebook and TikTok. Political sociologist Ash Presto joins Regine Cabato to break down how chatbot-generated content can be used to sustain loyalist narratives online at scale: from mass-produced comments to par…

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Why LinkedIn Beats Instagram for Making Real Money 💰 32:14

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If you're a coach, content creator, service provider, or blogger and you're still betting on Instagram to grow your business, this episode of The Blogger Genius Podcast might just change your mind. My guest, Scott Aaron, a top LinkedIn expert and author of The LinkedIn Book for Sales and Marketing, shares why LinkedIn is where the real business-bui…

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Journalists as content creators: Bridging trust in the digital age 13:10

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In this episode, independent journalist and content creator Jacque Manabat advocates for journalists to adopt an entrepreneurial mindset and view themselves as "sellers of information" to maintain audience trust. For Jacque, journalism is not dying but evolving, and adapting to new times and technologies is essential for its survival and for paving…

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‘Mole people’: A viral photo, media ethics, and the cost of visibility 27:10

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In late May, a photo of a woman emerging from a canal in Makati went viral. It sparked headlines, memes, and a government response, but behind the “mole people” narrative was a deeper, more human story. In this episode, we catch up with “William Roberts,” the anonymous photographer behind the viral post, to reflect on what happened. We talk about m…

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Eurobike 2025 Pre-Show Insights with Managing Director Stefan Reisinger 12:54

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Stefan Reisinger is the Managing Director of Fairnamic which is the organization behind the Eurobike event in Frankfurt. In this timely conversation, Stefan provides an insider's perspective on what to expect at this year's show in Frankfurt, including 1,500+ exhibiting companies, new industry innovations, and the launch of a groundbreaking global …

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Sierreza: Bridging farmers, food, and conscious consumers 38:36

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What do we know about the food we consume, and the people who produce them? A social enterprise called Sierreza is helping spotlight the struggle of farmers and the difficult process of getting vegetables, fruits, and grains to our plates. Founder Cherrys Abrigo shares her experience in helping the farmers stand on their own two feet and passing on…

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The Easiest $2K/Week Side Hustle You Can Start for Free 8:12

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🚀 [MONETIZE FOR FREE] 🚀 Sell digital products, grow your list, and boost your social media with ease—all for free! Start now! ➡️ https://milotree.com/ If you've been dreaming of launching an online business but feel overwhelmed by the tech, costs, or need for a big audience—this post is for you. In my latest episode of The Blogger Genius Podcast, I…

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The TikTok campaign to rebrand ‘POGO Mayor’ Alice Guo 16:37

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A network of TikTok fan accounts worked to recast suspended Bamban Mayor Alice Guo as an attractive, empathetic, misunderstood, and progressive public servant, just as she was being investigated for serious crimes. Journalist Nica Hanopol of VERA Files explains how this subtle influence operation unfolded and why it may be a sign of things to come.…

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From Child Actor to Cycling's Premier Agency CEO: Wayne Brown's Unconventional Journey 1:00:13

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Wayne Brown's unconventional journey from child actor to London advertising executive, working with major brands like Apple and Land Rover, led him to an unexpected destination: becoming CEO of cycling's premier marketing agency. Despite not being an avid cyclist when he joined Shift Active Media, Wayne has helped build what many consider the indus…

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How to Start Selling Digital Products with No Audience (Yes, It’s Totally Possible!) 9:05

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🚀 [MAKE MONEY ONLINE] 🚀 Sell digital products, grow your list, and boost your social media with ease—start for FREE! ➡️ https://milotree.com/ ___________________________________________ Think you need a big following or fancy website to start making money online? Think again. If you’ve ever dreamed of selling digital products—like ebooks, printable…

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Why the Philippines has two Independence Days 14:32

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This Independence Day, we turn to an episode of What’s AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted to unpack the complicated, often overlooked history of the holiday—from Aguinaldo’s 1898 declaration to July 4, 1946, and finally, to why we now celebrate June 12. Hosts Ceej Tantengco-Malolos and Sab Schnabel dive into the myths, milestones, and mixed messages b…

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Filipina drag queens: From comedy bars to the mainstream 19:37

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In this episode of Thought Bubbles, we dive deep into the vibrant and evolving world of drag culture in the Philippines. With special guest Jon Galvez—a drag enthusiast, filmmaker, and director of ‘Lip Sync Assassin’—we explore how drag has grown from comedy bars and barangay pageants into a powerful platform for Filipino queer storytelling, politi…

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Philippines' silent majority: informal workers face the climate crisis 14:45

2M ago14:45

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In this episode rerun, we dive deep into the reality of the Philippines' informal economy. This vast workforce faces significant pre-existing vulnerabilities, including long hours, physical strain, and even abuse. For a country as disaster-prone as the Philippines, climate change layers on more existential threats, exposing informal workers to heig…

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Lessons from former Health Secretary Flavier's trailblazing campaign against HIV 19:05

2M ago19:05

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As HIV cases rise sharply in the Philippines, we revisit how former Health Secretary Juan Flavier fought stigma and pushed for prevention at a time when few dared. This episode originally ran in June 2024 and was written by Tatiana Maligro, produced by Jil Caro, engineered by Pidoy Blanco, and edited by Carl Javier. This version was put together by…

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Why Selling in Your First Email Isn’t Pushy—It’s Profitable (And What Most Creators Get Wrong) 36:08

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If you’ve been told never to sell in your welcome email, think again. In the latest episode of The Blogger Genius Podcast, I sat down with email marketing expert Kylie Kelly, who shares a powerful, unconventional strategy: selling in your very first email. And guess what? It works. If you’re trying to grow your email list, convert subscribers into …

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Inside the Duterte TikTok machine: Propaganda, algorithms, and the creative war for democracy 54:06

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In this episode, journalist Regine Cabato sits down with cultural critic and VERA Files contributor Katrina Stuart Santiago to unpack the Duterte dynasty's growing influence on TikTok. They dive deep into how disinformation, political propaganda, and entertainment tactics are shaping public perception ahead of the 2028 Philippine elections. Tune in…

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Cycling Tips, Rapha & Escape Collective: The Accidental Blogger that Built a Cycling Media Empire 1:14:12

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Wade Wallace's journey from a nuclear research town in Manitoba to building one of cycling's most influential media platforms was anything but conventional. As the founder of Cycling Tips and now Escape Collective, Wallace shares how a simple blog started during the 2008 financial crisis grew into a pioneering digital cycling platform. This convers…

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The Philippines’ centuries-old claim on Sabah and why it still matters today 8:53

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The Philippine claim on Sabah isn’t just history. It fuels a dispute that impacts our ties with Malaysia, Filipino migrants, and maritime boundaries. This episode was written and produced by Bella Perez-Rubio and engineered by Anthony Tobias/Jyn Garcia. Jaemark Tordecilla is our editor-at-large. Listen to our episodes on: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Y…

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How to Grow Your Email List Fast (No Tech Skills Needed!) 8:47

2M ago8:47

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Are you struggling to grow your email list because you’re short on time, not super tech-savvy, or just feeling stuck? You’re not alone. In the latest Blogger Genius Podcast episode, I shared exactly how I snagged 500 new subscribers in just 30 days—using a simple, fast, and affordable strategy that works even if you’re overwhelmed or busy. Here’s h…

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Election 2025 redefined the Marcos-Duterte feud. Here's what that means for the rest of us. 17:50

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The 2025 midterm elections redrew political battle lines between the Marcos and Duterte camps. In this episode of Teka Teka, political science professors Dr. Julio Teehankee and Dr. Jean Encinas-Franco, political strategist Alan German, and PumaPodcast CEO Roby Alampay unpack how the results will determine Vice President Sara Duterte's upcoming imp…

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Finding Filipinos in Madrid 14:45

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In this episode, Jaemark Tordecilla explores the surprising visibility—and invisibility—of the Filipino community in Spain’s capital. From Jollibee near Puerta del Sol to José Rizal’s old haunts, discover how Filipino culture, history, and even controversy live on in modern-day Madrid. Plus, hear about the curious case of a popular Spanish biscuit …

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How Gen Z and Millennials are changing Philippine elections 15:55

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In this episode of Teka Teka, we explore the real impact of Millennials and Gen Z—who now make up over 60% of the voting population—on the 2025 midterm elections. Political experts, campaign strategists, and youth organizers unpack the growing political power of young voters, their grassroots involvement, and why the so-called "youth vote" remains …

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Stop Chasing Traffic. Start Building a Brand That Pays You. 43:02

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If you’re still relying on Google traffic and ad revenue to grow your blog, here’s the hard truth: that era is over. In this episode of The Blogger Genius Podcast, I sat down with Katie Trant of Foodie Brand Lab to talk about the seismic shift happening in online business. AI is changing how people search, generic content is flooding the internet, …

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The grassroots campaign that led to the halting of new mining projects in Palawan 38:35

2M ago38:35

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Palawan’s provincial government just passed a landmark 50-year moratorium on endorsing new mining projects. In this episode, environmental lawyer Grizelda Mayo Anda shares how decades of activism, legal advocacy, and grassroots organizing led to this rare environmental win. She also explains what the ordinance covers and what’s still at stake. This…

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Squirrels in Luzon: Solving the problem of invasive species 17:21

2M ago17:21

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Trigger warning: This episode discusses euthanasia that may cause distress to some listeners. Please tune in with caution. Cartoons and films portray squirrels as cute, furry, and playful creatures. In real life, certain species of squirrels are serious threats to the country’s biodiversity. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR…

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The Future of Distribution: Live @ Cycling World 2025 Dusseldorf 41:34

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Live from Cycling World 2025 Dusseldorf: In the discussion we dive into the future of cycling distribution with industry experts from Harmen van Es of Stichting DST & Dynamo Retail Group, Luca Bergliaffa of Assos, and Michael Scholz of SRM. Discover how digital integration, data sharing, and omnichannel strategies are transforming relationships bet…

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Road safety in the Philippines: A survivor's story and the fight for safer streets 28:19

2M ago28:19

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This Road Safety Month, Teka Teka highlights the critical issue of road safety. Join Jacque Manabat, a journalist and road crash survivor now advocating for safer roads, as she shares her personal experience. Recent data from the 2025 Philippine Road Safety Summit reveals a concerning 25.6% annual increase in road crashes. 72% of those affected are…

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How to Write and Sell an Ebook in 24 Hours (No Audience or Tech Skills Needed) 10:47

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🚀 [MAKE MONEY ONLINE] 🚀 Sell digital products, grow your list, and boost your social media with ease—all for FREE! Start now! ➡️ https://milotree.com/ If you’ve ever dreamed of making money online but feel stuck because you don’t have an audience, time, or tech knowledge—this post is for you. In the latest episode of The Blogger Genius Podcast, I s…

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2025 Elections: Surprising Senate wins, dynasties, and shifting voter demographics 26:14

2M ago26:14

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With most ballots already counted, we break down the surprising projected wins of opposition candidates Kiko Pangilinan and Bam Aquino, the continued dominance but perhaps worsening reputation of political dynasties, the rejection of celebrity candidates, and more in this conversation about the 2025 elections with Michael Yusingco, a Senior Researc…

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Why Filipinos think Marcos Sr. and Duterte were “good” for democracy 16:06

2M ago16:06

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A new survey reveals that many Filipinos see authoritarian leaders like Rodrigo Duterte and Ferdinand Marcos Sr. as beneficial for democracy. Why? In this episode of Teka Teka, we dive into surprising public opinion data ahead of the 2025 midterms, with insights from Ateneo School of Government Dean Randy Tuaño and De La Salle University Professor …

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Navigating the future of learning in the age of AI 45:09

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In this episode, Roby Alampay talks to Beth Pangan of Microsoft Philippines and Emmy Bailon of De La Salle Zobel’s Spark Ed Center about the rapidly evolving role of AI in education. They discuss how AI is being used by teachers and students, the initial anxieties and excitement surrounding its adoption, the crucial need for guardrails and ethical …

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How to Build Your Email List FAST—My Simple Proven Method (Easy & Free!) 10:34

3M ago10:34

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If you’re a content creator, blogger, or online entrepreneur, you’ve likely heard “The money is in the list.” But let’s be real—between TikTok trends, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts, email can feel a bit... outdated. But here’s the truth bomb: email marketing still delivers the highest ROI of any digital channel—on average, $36 for every $1 sp…

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Dog breeding, pet overpopulation, and the aspin stigma: A crisis in Philippine animal welfare 21:15

3M ago21:15

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Trigger warning: This episode discusses animal discrimination, euthanasia, abuse, and neglect that may cause distress to some listeners. Please tune in with caution. The Philippines has one of the highest pet ownership rates in Southeast Asia—but it also faces a growing crisis: millions of stray dogs, overcrowded shelters, and weak breeding regulat…

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Freelance home-based moms: Empowering mothers through work-from-home success 23:19

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As we celebrate Mother’s Day, meet the inspiring Filipino moms who are thriving in the digital workspace. In this episode, Jacque Manabat sits down with Maria Korina “Mommy MK” Bertulfo, founder of the Filipina Homebased Moms (FHMoms) community. Discover how this support network empowers thousands of women to transition from traditional jobs to suc…

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From Swoosh to Scorpion: How Castelli's Steve Smith Upended the Apparel Business 1:01:05

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The following is my conversation with Steve Smith. At the risk of sounding hyperbolic, he's among the most accomplished and interesting people that I've met in the cycling business. In addition to being a hardworking and genuine guy. Steve started his career at Nike in Oregon.His dream job was working for Nike, and after 10 years with the swoosh, h…