Long overdue episode, an interview from November 25, 2023, a month after the start of the conflict in the Gaza between Israel and Hamas that is part of the continued struggle between the state of Israel and the Palestinian people.
Join Mr. Hadje Sadje, a scholar of the Center for Palestine Studies at School of Applied Sciences (SOAS), University of London and Mr. Ryan Dave Rayla, a professor of political science at the University of San Jose-Recoletos as they each provide their own analysis on the early stages of the conflict, which will become relevant to our current observations. Mr. Sadje will provide his first and second-hand accounts of the Gaza situation while Mr. Rayla will provide a geopolitical analysis to help students relate to the ongoing crisis in the Gaza.
A late special episode that discusses the Israel-Hamas conflict in its earliest stages in 2023 but above all a look into the deeper Palestine question and how we Filipino citizens can reflect on it.
I am with Dr. Hajde Sadje from the Center of Palestine Studies in SOAS University of London and Mr. Ryan Dave Rayla from USJR. Dr. Hadje provides a first-hand look at not only the current research but on the grounds experience with the overall Palestine situation, before, during and after the 2023 conflict while Mr. Rayla from Kasination Podcast will look at the geopolitical aspect of Israel's military efforts, with the intent to bring two differing perspectives in one forum.
Brian Doce, educator, PhD student, and consultant for Universalis Inc. provides an in-depth look at halal economies and their importance to the PH economy, religious studies, and other applications.
School on the Air has returned after an abrupt hiatus and will irregularly upload episodes, including past, unreleased podcast episodes that were already aired on the radio/
Aired on July 3, 2022
The story of Doubting Thomas matters to the way we believe. What are the misunderstandings behind this simple yet powerful story of faith in the Resurrection? Join us as we tackle another misinterpreted Biblical passage so that we can produce better discourses
Aired on April 17, 2022
What happened had the Resurrection not existed within Christian theology? This short dive will guide you to how the Seven Sacraments and every succeeding aspect of Catholicism needed the Resurrection to fulfill their meanings in human life
Aired on April 3, 2022
In another discussion about misunderstood Biblical passages, we look at the oppressive circumstances that define moral judgment and our own responsibility as believers via John 8:1-11, the story of Jesus and the Adulterous Woman
Originally aired from August 8 to 29, 2021 (4 episodes)
An eventful interview with two community pantry organizers, Hannah Alag of Minglanilla, Cebu and Nidelito Jorda Jr of Tanauan, Leyte as they explore the way community pantries have supported the people in need, as well as concerns over sustainability of any solidarity effort during the COVID-19 pandemic
Originally aired on July 25, 2021
This Jubilee Year of St. James the Greater or the Jacobian Year, we look at how the image of Santiago de Compostela has been applied to proliferate the faith in both lights and shadows to see how we can move forward fulfilling the spirit of this apostle's cause
Originally Aired on July 11 and 18, 2021
We are joined by Sir Louigie Pontillo, who shares his paper and insights on the different evangelization strategies that have allowed Christianity to dominate the country even after the Spanish left
Originally aired on June 20 and 27, 2021
How does the Philippines conceptualize itself as a nation after centuries of Christianization? Join us as we talk to Professor Jayveel Cornelio about the idea of nationhood, theological nationalism and the unique Christian identity Filipinos have formed through adaptation and understanding their place in the world.
Originally aired on May 2 and 9, 2021
We learn more about graduate studies abroad and the concepts of international relations as Julia shares her experiences from her time with Australia. She will also provide some advice for budding students of IR or those who want to pursue their studies abroad.
Amidst debates over the propriety of commemorating the 500 years since the first European arrival in the country, we have asked Mr. Rhoderick John Abellanosa on his thoughts over these concerns and how we can approach the difficult legacy of Christianity in the Philippines
Originally aired on April 11, 2021
Mr. Daniel Alatraca invites us to partake in the online Gabii sa Kabilin event this April 16, 2021 while discussing how Cebuano heritage appreciation grew to the point that we are seeing. From his experiences, we can also learn how valuable passing on the history and culture of Cebu and the Philippines is for posterity and for the development of the nation.
Originally aired on March 28 and April 4, 2021
Join in our conversation with Mr. Nidelito Jorda Jr. about how we can do better as Christians in desiring mercy for all amidst our sacrifices for the Lord
Originally aired on March 21, 2021
With Fr. Mhar Balili, secretary-general of 500 YOC, we reflect on how the country has lived out the Gospel message and the challenges to face in the years to come, from the clergy’s service to the people to the integration of faith into daily, communal and political life.
Originally aired on March 14, 2021
The second and third Sorrowful Mysteries take place in one event, representing both the humiliation Jesus suffered and the injustice that the world continues to suffer from. We look at the story from the accounts of all four Gospels
Originally aired on March 7, 2021
We look into the first sorrowful mystery showing the sorrow unto death Jesus experienced, reflecting his humanity and the love he has for his friends
Originally aired on February 28, 2021
We look into how the Bible understands our "dominion" over the earth and how we can responsibly develop and take care of the environment based on our doctrines.
Aired on February 14 and 21, 2021
Join Professor Christopher Ryan Maboloc as he explores the philosophical concepts behind love and how we can be more loving people in our relationships.
Aired on February 7, 2021
How far do we go when we engage in political discourses based on our faith? What does state neutrality have to do with expressing political sentiments rooted in our religious beliefs?
