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The latest discussions and topics on Philippine Politics and Society from the Perspective of Filipinos in general and Cebuanos in particular.
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In this episode, we converse with prominent Cebuano Activist and Academic NiÑo Olayvar about his experiences in teaching and doing advocacy work for various organizations. Does Theory inform Practice or Practice informs Theory?
In this episode, we discuss about the Bayanihan Sugbohanon initiative by the Office of the Vice-President of the Philippines. Joining us are two Youth Volunteers, Angelo Besuna and Christian Ilustrisimo who participated in the said initiative.
Cherub Daraman, a young advocate for the Lumad, joins us in this episode to discuss about why the Lumad matters and how we can help via the LumadAko Initiative.
Joining us on this Episode of the Kasinatian Podcast is Cyrus Adrian Rom, known also as 'Cyan', spokesperson for AnakBayan Cebu. The discussion revolves on the state of Philippine Education according to the organizational views of AnakBayan.
In this episode, students of the Cebu Normal University, Political Science Program joins us for a discussion of their expectations on Distance Learning in the forthcoming opening of classes for School Year 2020-2021
Professor Garry Gulay, a philosophy teacher in the University of San Jose-Recoletos, Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy, joins us in this episode to discuss the revival of his institution's philosophy degree-program.
Professor Rhoderick Abellanosa discusses his "500 and BEYOND" initiative that promotes multiple viewpoints on the Quincentennial of Philippine Christianity.
On this episode, we have a conversation on Cebuano culture and heritage with Casa Gorordo Head of Tours, Mr. Daniel Orvin Alatraca and Univ. of San Carlos law student, Joshua Nicholson Reyna.
A conversation with Prof. Jefferson Cruz on Media Literacy
Thoughts and reflections on key points on Duterte's SONA 2020
A summary of my personal experiences as a facilitator of Distance Learning via Online Classes under the New Normal
President Duterte is expected to deliver his annual SONA tomorrow, July 27, 2020. Here are some of my shared thoughts on what should be the topics and issues that we can expect to be covered in his address.
In the wake of the recent ABS-CBN Shutdown, the role of media in the Philippines is put into question. This is my take on the implications of the shutdown on media as a pillar of Filipino society.
In this segment, I'll be talking about the recent statement of President Duterte of the Cebuano people as "Gahig Ulo" (undisciplined/unruly).
Joining us in this episode is Miss Corina Lorie Encabo of USJR, as she shares her growing passion for Environmental Advocacy
In this episode, we have a conversation with University San Carlos Professor Daryl Mendoza on his experiences and understand of Ethics
In this episode, a graduate student and millennial radio-show anchor join us. He is Mar Louie Vicent Reyes, and he talks about his passion: Religion
Professor Atty. Archil Capistrano of UP-Cebu and Children's Legal Bureau discusses with us about the dangers and reality of OSEAC (Online Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children) in the Philippines.
Joining us for this episode of the Kasinatian Podcast are Ms. Immanuel Anne Ocaya and Mr. Rechie Bejasa of Cebu Normal University, as they talk about their various advocates as college instructors.
Joining us for this episode is Trisha Aliya Dulanas, the president of the University of San Carlos - Center for Legal Aid Work (USC-CLAW), to discuss about the operations of her organization centered on Legal Literacy.
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