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What does the Supreme Court’s latest decision on red-tagging mean for journalists, activists, and advocates? Human rights lawyer and former Supreme Court spokesperson, Ted Te, walks us through it in this episode from the "Teka Teka" podcast.For more explainers like this, subscribe to Teka Teka.

“What keeps you alive for 10 years na wala ka man lang french fries sa menu is how you make the customers feel.”PumaPodcast CEO Carl Javier visits The Curator Coffee and Cocktails to sit down with owner Jericson Co. Listen to how he and his team combine memorable drinks and Filipino hospitality for an award-winning bar experience. From the "A Better Normal" podcast.For more stories of creative entrepreneurship, subscribe to the A Better Normal podcast.

When the going gets tough, the tough remember who they’re doing it for. Carlo Africa of Hirayang Kabataan talks about being inspired by young changemakers to stay on track for his 20-year plan for a better Philippines in this episode of the "Kasama sa Pagbabago" podcast.–“Kasama sa Pagbabago” is a podcast by YouthLedPH—a project of The Asia Foundation and the United States Agency for International Development, and powered by PumaPodcast.Be inspired by the stories of young changemakers when you subscribe to Kasama sa Pagbabago

This young Filipina racer isn't hitting the breaks any time soon. F1 Academy star Bianca Bustamante opens up to guest correspondent Bee Go for a conversation about perseverance and breaking barriers in motorsport. From the "Go Hard Girls" podcast.This episode was made with support from WINS (Women in News and Sport), an Australian Broadcasting Corporation International Development initiative.For more stories of inspiring Filipina athletes, subscribe to Go Hard Girls on your podcast app.

Millions of people across South and Southeast Asia are facing soaring temperatures and drought as a heat wave rips through the region. In this episode, find out how megacities like Metro Manila, Jakarta, and Kuala Lumpur are managing their water resources during El Niño. From the "Teka Teka" podcast.This special feature is produced with support from the International Media Support, and as part of a collaboration project with Indonesia’s Suara and Malaysia’s Macaranga. Photos courtesy of Roy Domingo and Suara.For more climate stories, subscribe to Teka Teka on your podcast app.

Let's take a look at the golden wealth of pre-colonial Filipino societies in this 2021 episode visiting the Ayala Museum's "Gold of Ancestors" exhibit. Curator Nina Capistrano-Baker talks us through the luxurious gold treasures and what they can teach us about our pre-colonial past. From the "What's AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted" podcast.For more Philippine history, subscribe to What's AP? on your podcast app.

“If anything, history is purely human decisions, human emotions at play.” Theater actor and online content creator Reb Atadero talks to PumaPodcast CEO Carl Javier about how a love of storytelling has encouraged him to help his audience discover and learn from the humanity of the past. From the "A Better Normal" podcast.For more stories of creativity and entrepreneurship, subscribe to A Better Normal

“The most expensive water is no water.” In the summer of 2019, the eastern portion of Metro Manila was waterless for almost 24 hours a day, everyday. Find out how we coped, and how we can prepare in case of a repeat in the coming future in this episode of Teka Teka News with guest reporter Boojie Basilio. From the "Teka Teka" podcast.This special feature is produced with support from the International Media Support, and as part of a collaboration project with Indonesia’s Suara and Malaysia’s Macaranga. Photo courtesy of Bernard TestaFor more news, subscribe to Teka Teka.

From being a shy kid from Zambales, to a powerhouse on the UAAP basketball court, Tantoy Ferrer goes hard. Not even ACL and MCL injuries could keep her down! The Season 86 MVP sits down with Go Hard Girls guest correspondent Melissa Newsome to talk about her motivation to beat the odds of her recovery and take the championship trophy home to UST. From the "Go Hard Girls" podcast.This episode is made possible through the Go Hard Girls Grants, which empowers creators to tell the stories of Filipina athletes. The Go Hard Girls Grants are supported by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation International Development and Women in News & Sports (WINS).Hear more stories about amazing Filipina athletes when you subscribe to Go Hard Girls.