Catch 67 Productions
Parang Kausap Ko Lang Sarili Ko Ah
It's literally a one man show, but the pun is intended to make it look like I need an audience for the things I say to make sense. It's a man-on-the-street, candid and kuwentong lansangan kind of podcast where I get to talk about anything under the sun. The fun part is that although it will be unintentional most of the time, I just need to make sure each episode makes sense to you before it is going to make sense to me.
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Catch 67 Productions
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Latest episode
Mar 31, 2026
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Episodes
Second Episode: Not Because It Doesn't Make Sense When You Are Doing It Doesn't Mean You Stop 14.02.2022 52:36
We all make that classic mistake - give up on a dream because you are not seeing any progress, or stop saving for a rainy day because it's stopping you from getting that new pair of shoes. This episode focuses on the habit formation and how this impacts the outcome we want to achieve. Sabi nga nang iba, mahirap daw mag ipon kasi di naman ganun kalaki ang sweldo sa Pinas. Or, mahirap daw maging fit...
Pilot Episode: Anong Meron sa Podcast na Ito? 05.02.2022 44:51
Ang saya, the pilot episode of The Useless Podcast will start to make sense to the audience before it is going to make sense to the host. Charot. This episode is just a snapshot of what to expect from this one man show.
Podcast Trailer 03.02.2022 0:51
Trailer lang ito. Don't be too excited. Charot. Parang Kausap Ko Lang Sarili Ko Ah makes fun of the one-man-show idea, well, technically it's going to be just one man talking most of the time, but the fun begins when unexpected. Walter gets to talk about anything under the sun, as long as it isn't about toxic politics, your Marites-infested neighborhood or bragging about what he doesn't have.
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