Kumustahin natin ang estado ng edukasyon sa Pilipinas. Nahuhuli nga ba ang mga estudyanteng Pinoy sa kasanayan? Sapat ba ang suportang natatanggap ng mga estudyante gayung base sa isang pag-aaral, isa ang Pilipinas sa mga may pinakamababang pondong inilalaan para sa edukasyon?
Hanggang ngayon, hindi pa rin naipapasa ang SOGIE Equality Bill sa Pilipinas. Bakit ba mahalaga ang panukalang batas na ito hindi lamang sa LGBTQIA+ community kundi sa buong bansa at bakit ba hirap itong umusad sa Kongreso?
Instant relasyon! Sa makabagong panahon sa tulong ng teknolohiya, mas madali na raw makahanap ng kapareha kung gugustuhin. Pero ligtas nga ba ang mga dating app? Ano ang mga dapat tandaan para ‘wag maloko?
Paano kaya ang magiging sistema ng job search ng mga ordinaryong manggagawang Pilipino ngayong taong 2024? May mga job opportunities pa bang naghihintay sa kanila sa taong ito?
Kapag nagkamali ka, ekis ka na. ‘Yan ang madalas mangyari online, ang tinatawag na “cancel culture.” Saan nga ba nagmula ito? At ano ang mga mabuti at masamang dulot nito sa ating lipunan?
There’s a never-ending battle against misinformation. Several factors play into the country's vulnerability to misinformation. How can we face the irreversible damage it left?
If there’s an industry that thrived when economies shut down due to the pandemic, it would be the e-commerce or online selling industry. Today, it contributes more than nine percent to Philippine economy, but the industry has its own struggles waiting to be heard.
Inflation has peaked to a 14-year-high early this year with the prices of local onion reaching up to P700 per kilo. While inflation is a global problem, we don’t seem to be coping well compared to our neighbors. Could there be an underlying problem?
It’s been over a year since the most polarizing presidential elections in history. A nation divided by political colors needs to collectively face the fruit of its vote and uphold common good. How do we do that as one people?
This is the first episode of “Anong Ambag Mo?” A podcast documentary by Podcast Network Asia together with Meta.
Podcast Network Asia together with Meta presents “Anong Ambag Mo?” A 12-part podcast documentary.
Let’s hear the story of the Filipino and spark meaningful conversations, where all voices matter.
“Anong Ambag Mo?” is hosted by standup comedian James Caraan and releases an episode every other Friday on all streaming platforms.
It’s important to know what to do before and during the elections - but it’s also equally important to know what to do after casting your ballots. And that’s our topic of the day! In this episode, we’ll find out more about post-elections, and what our roles are in keeping our government accountable with guests, Atty. Vann de la Cruz and Jude Liao from the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV).
Welcome to Shading Someone On Your Ballot, a voter’s education podcast! Brought to you by Podcast Network Asia, in partnership with LENTE and Meta. Powered by Podmachine.
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It's only a few days until the elections on May 9 - where we exercise our right to vote and make our voices heard through our fundamental right to do so! On this episode, we're joined by Brizza Rosales, Project Director from LENTE to talk about election day reminders and how we can vote safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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As Filipinos, voting is a way for us to show our dedication to ourselves, to each other, and to the country. With the elections inching closer, we're getting more and more heated discussions on who's the best candidate to vote. For this episode, we're joined by Gang Badoy Capati, a mental health clinician, former radio and televesion host, feature writer, businesswoman, and educator to talk about how we vote is connected to our parents. Gang is a decades-trained Mental Health Clinician and one of Hidilyn Diaz’s therapists accompanying and assisting our golden girl - from Rio to Tokyo ‘til today.
Shading Someone On Your Ballot, a voter's education podcast is a brought to you by LENTE and Podmachine, in partnership with Meta.
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With the 2022 elections inching closer day-by-day, more and more avid supporters are clamoring for their bets. Sometimes, these discussions and online tactics can get really dirty through hacking and impersonations. So, how do we make sure we’re safe online? To talk about online safety, we're joined by Lisa Garcia, Executive Director of Foundation for Media Alternatives and Roy Tan, Head of Politics and Government Outreach, Asia Pacific for Meta.
This is Episode 6 of Shading Someone On Your Ballot, a voter’s education podcast! Powered by Podmachine and LENTE in partnership with Meta.
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What if, all this time, you’ve had the power to change decisions and yet, you’re so unaware of it?
For Episode 5, we challenge and revisit our own abilities in the age of information. With the power to inform and persuade right at our fingertips, we look at our dilemma towards online misinformation and disinformation.
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Governor, mayor, barangay chairman - who are they and how they to differ from one another another? What is the role of the Local Government Unit and who are its constituents? In the fourth episode of our podcast, we're joined by writer, author, businessman, and DILG undersecretary, USec. Jonathan Malaya talk about the roles and responsibilities of our LGU and why it's important to know your local candidates better.
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Senators and House of Representatives - what are their roles and responsibilities in the government? How do they differ from one another? In this very special episode, we're joined by former Comelec Commissioner Atty. Luie Tito F. Guia along with Dr. Francisco Magno, Professor of Political Science at De La Salle University to pin down the stark differences and vital roles of Senators and the House of Representatives in this episode of Shading Someone On Your Ballot: A Voter's Education Podcast, brought to you by Podcast Network Asia and LENTE, in partnership with Meta.
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The highest and the second highest seat in government hold the greatest responsibilities in running a country. This May 9, these two positions will be elected by the Filipino people, and this is a very crucial decision to make as the winners of the elections will serve the country for six years. But do we really know what the President and Vice President should do for the Philippines? What are their powers and functions according to our law? Listen to the full episode of Shading Someone On Your Ballot and if you love the episode, follow the podcast, rate us 5 stars and hit the notification bell for more updates!
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This May comes the long lines at the voting precincts! This may be yet one of the biggest elections in Philippine history - and so it’s important that we make informed decisions and know the reason why we make those decisions. In this episode, we take a look back on the history and importance of the elections and what makes the 2022 elections so crucial with special guests, Atty. Ona Caritos of LENTE and Atty. Owen Ricalde of We The Youth Vote.
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DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed by the podcast creators, hosts, and guests do not necessarily reflect the official policy and position of Podcast Network Asia. Any content provided by the people on the podcast are of their own opinion, and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything.
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