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Presence isn't the same as power. More women hold seats in Congress, the Senate, so why hasn't corruption gone down?
On She Talks Peace, Dr. Amina Rasul-Bernardo talks with Dr. Socorro Reyes about whether participation truly means influence.
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Support for the drug war wasn't blind loyalty; it was a hard bargain struck by the very people affected by it.
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The poor paid the highest price for tokhang, yet many still backed it. Sociologist Dr. Marco Garrido explains why.
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The sooner a spill is stopped, the better the chances of saving the entire ecosystem.
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The URC spill in Bais Bay is about accountability, oxygen-starved waters, and whether Philippine marine sanctuaries are protected in name only.
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It’s been 9 months since ethanol from a URC factory started leaking into Bais Bay, slowly killing marine life. Why hasn’t it stopped?
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Bais Bay is home to dolphins, coral reefs, and generations of fishing families. Now, scientists are racing to figure out if it can still be saved from the effects of a 9-month-long ethanol spill.
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Just because it’s slow-building doesn't mean it’s low-risk.
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Forecasters already have a sense of which months will be driest. That’s lead time we shouldn’t waste.
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Ganito rin ba ang usapan niyo sa bahay—maraming palayaw, pero ayaw sabihin ‘yung tunay na salita? 🎧 tinyurl.com/y4b8875z | apple.co/4h7GkbL
Red tide/days, dalaw, meron… Bakit kaya nakakailang pa rin sabihin ang salitang “regla?”
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We keep hearing “Super” El Niño and “Godzilla” El Niño in the news, but what do these terms actually mean for us?
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Expect drier months, hotter days, and fewer but stronger typhoons this year. In this episode, we talk with climate scientist Dr. Rafaela Jane Delfino about what “Super” El Niño really is.
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Periods are normal. So why is talking about them still so hard?
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Why do we still whisper about periods? This episode breaks down period poverty, the resources available to young Filipinas, and the stigma that won't go away.
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Getting the shot isn't always the point.
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There's a difference between documenting a moment and actually being present for it.
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Not every crime scene photo needs a body to show what was lost. Award-winning photojournalist Eloisa Lopez talks about one image that hit differently.
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Listen to award-winning photojournalist Eloisa Lopez close out "Pictures that matter" with the image she keeps returning to—and why.
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It's not just a fact-checking problem anymore. It's now a freedom-to-think issue.
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Fake news? How about our right and ability to think freely?
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Did you know that AI is being used to study and profile us to manipulate us politically?
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Reality check: AI goes beyond generating text and images; it can manipulate elections by exploiting the personal data we share online.
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5 years ago, @shetalkspeace began as two women recording from home during lockdown. Today it reaches 100+ countries. This anniversary special reunites Amina Rasul-Bernardo with Dina Zaman to talk WPS progress, disinformation, and staying grounded.
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Justice is not just about legal outcomes. It's also about whether the last decade is remembered as real.
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In communities with no due process, funerals were the only closure families got.
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Rica Concepcion talks about the moments that never made it to print.⚠️ Trigger Warning: Graphic violence ⚠️
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Some sounds never leave you. For veteran producer Rica Concepcion, it was the screams of the orphans of the drug war. ⚠️ Trigger Warning: Graphic violence ⚠️
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The West Philippine Sea issue is not just about territory but also about livelihoods and our food security. 🎧tinyurl.com/4v3s2szf | apple.co/4wTyQxE
Fishermen in the West Philippine Sea continue to struggle for their livelihood, and they can’t do it alone.
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Why are our fishermen still fighting for their livelihoods, despite the Hague’s decision ten years ago?
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China continues to encroach upon our waters a decade after the arbitral ruling. Here’s what it means for our fisherfolk and food security.
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In former President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs, the poor paid the price.
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The drug war didn't touch everyone equally, and those who were least equipped to protect themselves suffered the most.
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The drug war left more than casualties—it left images that journalists still carry.
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Journalist Maro B. Enriquez describes a scene she witnessed during the drug war: blood pooled around a teenager's body, "parang pinturang tumapon." Ten years on, the image still hasn't left her. 🎧 tinyurl.com/3858x4vk | apple.co/456l4fa
Sweet flavors and slick marketing built a habit many thought was harmless. The real damage it can do to the lungs says otherwise.
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From nicotine addiction to serious lung damage—advocates and health experts are sounding the alarm on vaping's real toll.
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