Long Conversation

Veteran actress Elizabeth Oropesa recalls a moment when she snapped at a fellow actor after waiting too long on set.

Loveyourself founder and executive director Dr. Ronivin Pagtakhan has raised alarm over the increasing number of HIV cases in the Philippines. Pagtakhan expressed support for the Department of Health's (DOH) proposal to declare a national health emergency in response to the growing crisis.

One News journalists discuss the possible scenarios and implications of the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran.

Psychiatrist Dr. Kathryn Tan underscores the ongoing stigma around mental health in the Philippines, noting that many Filipinos still feel a sense of shame when talking about their struggles.

Political analysts Dr. Gary Ador Dionisio and Dr. Sherwin Ona stress that the impeachment trial of VP Sara Duterte is a constitutional duty. They urge fairness and impartiality among the Senator judges.

ACT Teachers Rep. France Castro said Vice President Sara Duterte is unfit to become president due to her alleged tantrums, foul language, and lack of transparency and accountability.

Actor Gene “Mr. Uninvited” Padilla admitted he was hurt to be called uninvited to the wedding of his niece, the daughter of his brother Dennis Padilla.

Coins.ph CEO Wei Zhou emphasized the importance of government support in establishing a solid framework for the development of the cryptocurrency and stablecoin industry in the Philippines.

One News journalists share insights on the current status of the impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte. Where is it headed?

Bahaghari Chairperson Reyna Valmores-Salinas emphasized that there is nothing wrong with being part of the LGBTQIA+ community, asserting that everyone deserves equal rights regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation. She questioned the continued delay in passing the SOGIE Equality Bill, raising concerns that the measure may be falling victim to politics.

OCTA Research President Ranjit Rye and constitutional law expert Dr. Ederson Tapia said the ongoing impeachment trial against Vice President Sara Duterte could pose political risks and potentially harm her public image.

Former child star Jiro Manio admits he regrets his troubled past, including his history of drug use, and is now slowly changing for the better.

Metro Pacific Agro Ventures Inc. and Carmen's Best President and CEO Jovy Hernandez, along with CCO Toby Gatchalian, share how they’re bringing high-quality, affordable fresh milk to Filipino households straight from farm to table.

As political tensions rise between the Marcos and Duterte camps, how will the 2028 elections shape up? Who will align with the Marcoses, and what alliances will emerge?

Lawyer and Duterte ally Atty. Salvador Panelo shares insider information on Vice President Sara Duterte's definite plans to run for the presidency in 2028.

Batangas Vice Governor Mark Leviste admitted that he was a fan of Aira Lopez and sometimes had the habit of stalking her.

Department of Budget and Management Secretary Mina Pangandaman underscored the importance of transparency in government, stressing that proper budget utilization is crucial in ensuring efficient public service and preventing misuse of funds.

One News journos analyze the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte. Is there bias in how she is treated compared to her father?

Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Commodore Jay Tarriela believes the relationship between the Philippines and the United States under the "Trump 2.0" administration differs significantly from that during the Duterte administration, noting a change in the Philippine government's approach to the West Philippine Sea under the Marcos administration.

What question did Alex Gonzaga ask JC De Vera that made him feel not in place?

Mel Senen Sarmiento and Ret. Major General Fernando Mesa of Galing Pook Foundation emphasizes that good governance should be people-centered, and leaders entering public service, at any level, must act as nation-builders committed to the country's progress.

Political pundit Ronald Llamas says that due to the weaknesses and gaps in the government system, political dynasties have stepped in to fill these gaps, and as a result, people tend to vote for them.

East-West Center Vice President Dr. Satu Limaye believes that U.S. foreign policies under another Donald Trump administration will likely be stricter, while relations between the U.S. and the Philippines will largely remain unchanged.

Philippine Olympic Committee President Bambol Tolentino recounts the triumphant journey of Filipino Olympians at the recently concluded Paris 2024 Games.

Filipino physicist Dr. Chris Bernido discusses how the Dynamic Learning Program can improve the country's education system. He also points out other issues that still need to be addressed within the current educational framework.