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Sexual harassment allegations in schools have been in the public spotlight for years. And with students and teachers coming back to campus for face-to-face classes, this episode asks, "what's being done about it?" From the "Teka Teka Explains" podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Think of where you live, work, and play. Do these spaces allow you to thrive? What makes for a great urban experience, anyway? In our new podcast "Estate of Mind," we dive deep into innovations and ideas about development. From moving people, not cars; to making establishments accessible to PWDs; to going back to traditional architecture built for our climate. Listen to "Estate of Mind," a podcast...

Obsessed with K-Dramas? You might already be picking up on some few words and phrases here and there. Korean language instructor Jung Jong-su and Airens PH admin Grace Yumang teach you more Korean phrases you can use in your daily life. From "Let's Talk Oppa," an Inquirer Podcast, powered by PumaPodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...

5 years after the mass exodus of Rohingya from Myanmar, the humanitarian response has become increasingly unsustainable. Doctors without Borders Dir. Paul McPhun gives his insights from the “hospital on the hill”, Cox's Bazaar in Bangladesh: See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After two years in lockdown, employees are coming in for onsite work, and students are back on campus. Inevitably, traffic is heavier than what we've gotten used to. Economists JC Punongbayan and Maien Vital discuss Philippine traffic, what it's costing us to spend so many hours on the road, and offer up some solutions. From the "Usapang Econ" podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy infor...

Some people may think that asking permission dampens the mood, or that being married to your partner is an automatic 'yes' in the bedroom; but no matter the circumstance, consent is key, and consent is sexy! Sex and relationships therapist Dr. Rica Cruz discusses why giving in isn't giving consent on the "Conservative Ako" podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Aca...

Every year, we mark the anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law, and we decide and we pledge to remember, because it's the most natural thing to forget. It is also the easiest thing to remain clueless about lives that seemingly, or maybe in reality have no connection with your own. PumaPodcast editor-at-large Roby Alampay invites you to lend your voice to the Martial Law Memory Project. From...

Before he became the Secretary of the DILG, or the mayor of Naga City, Jesse Robredo was a son, brother, student, and regular employee, just like you! On the tenth year since his passing, hear from his sister Dr. Penny Bundoc, and his executive assistant Atty. Nina Rances how he used the values he learned growing up to achieve his ideal of “yielding power to the people” on "Bago Ang Lahat". See om...

Have you ever switched to a local free channel some time in the early morning, or even mid-afternoon to find yourself watching an American cartoon or a Japanese anime, but hearing Filipino? What processes have to happen to get our favorite characters speaking our language, and who's voicing them? From the "Super Random" podcast by Inquirer Podcasts, powered by PumaPodcast. See omnystudio.com/liste...

As early as the days when teachers were crumpling up pieces of paper they caught her scribbling on in class, Lualhati Bautista knew she was a writer. Hear the story of how the "Dekada '70" writer brought the world she knows onto the page in this episode of the "Bago Ang Lahat" podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Macky and Hannah were best friends who knew they loved each other, but were scared it wouldn't work out. How did these two friends become something more? From the "Meet LGBTQute" podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Philippine women's softball team has won gold at every SEA Games since 1979 and are currently ranked #13 in the world. But how come we don’t hear about them more often? Hear about the RP Blu Girls' 40 year legacy on this episode of the "Go Hard Girls" podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With centuries worth of experience passed down from generation to generation, indigenous people are the guardians of our planet. Yet they are underrepresented in talks about climate change. Hear from former Ifugao representative Teddy Baguilat and indigenous rights expert Atty. Ice Baguilat on what we can adapt from IP's relationship with the earth. From the "A Better Normal" podcast. See omnystud...

Less than a week after the WHO called the outbreak health emergency, the Philippines detected its first case of monkeypox. But don't panic. This episode shares what experts already know about the decades-old virus. From the Teka Teka News podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you remember the Otso-Otso? or maybe the oldie but goodie, "Butsekik" by Yoyoy Villame What makes a good novelty song? Is it the catchiness of its melody, the humor embedded in its lyrics, or how viral it gets? Two composers break it down on the "Musikalikot" podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Long before the digital age, komiks have been entertaining and inspiring FIlipinos for generations. From super strong superheroes, to the everyday lives of Pinoy college students, it's a medium enjoyed by people from all walks of life. What makes them so interesting? From the "Philippinerds" podcast by Smart, powered by PumaPodcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Ac...

The pandemic only worsened the already declining quality of education in the Philippines, and it forced the education system to face the new realities that students are experiencing. In this final episode, Natalie Christine Jorge, Love Basillote, Grace M. David, and Sabrina Schnabel talk about next steps to reshape Filipino students’ learning experiences. From the "Kung Gusto Mo ng Pagbabago: The...

More than scary stories to keep kids well-behaved, our folklore can give us a different understanding of our cultural identity than history and artifacts. Professor and author Allan Derain gives us the run down on the history of these creatures, and why knowing about them helps us understand our own identity as Filipinos. From the "What's AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted" podcast. See omnystudio.co...

In the Teka Teka News podcast's first audio op-ed, PumaPodcast Editor-at-Large Roby Alampay thinks aloud on the words we fear, and how we can move forward with this new administration.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In college, Santanina Tillah Rasul's summer nights were spent reading her school books out loud to her community. She made it her mission to teach her adult kababayans in Mindanao how to read. Little did she know that her commitment to spreading literacy would lead her to becoming the first Muslim woman senator in the Philippines. From the "Bago Ang Lahat" podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for...

Following their back-to-back SEA Games championships, the Gilas Pilipinas Women met up with young players from the the Girls got Game Born Ready Basketball Camp to remind them of the hard work and heart needed to go for gold. From the Go Hard Girls podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Beforethe internet became easily accessible, neighborhood children would gather in the streets to play games, only coming back inside when it got dark. Outdoor play broke gender barriers and taught kids about social skills, and without knowing it, prepared them to play in the sports we flock to watch on TV. From the "Super Random" podcast by Inquirer Podcasts, powered by PumaPodcast.  See omnystud...

Climate change is a real threat, and developing countries are getting hit with the brunt of it. Environmental advocates Atty. Lesley Cordero, Billie Dumaliang, Love Gregorie Perez, and Tricia Aquino tell stories of how they're doing their part to help influence iindividuals, communities, corporations, and government to act now to preserve the earth. From the "Kung Gusto Mo ng Pagbabago: The Chito...

Workplace diversity doesn't end with your team's seen differences like ability, ethnicity, and gender identity, there are things that can only be known by asking and listening. And to pay attention to those differences recognizes everyone's unique ability to contribute to your company. Learn how to care for your team's diverse needs with Canva Philippines Country Manager Yani Hornilla-Donato and m...

Our farmers feed the whole country. And in the face of rising of goods in our markets, how do we get produce from the farms to our tables in a cost-efficient way that also empowers our farmers? Economists and agricultutre advocates Jerik Cruz and Majo Muyrong propose "Bayan-Anihan." From the "A Better Normal" podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast....