On Point

Missing home — Probinsyana Ateneans share their stories about confronting Metro Manila’s hustle and bustle. With Manila as the center of economy, politics, and education, provincial individuals cannot help but leave their comfortable lives in pursuit of opportunities that may seem achievable only within the isolating confines of Manila. Join us as we go On Point with Jam Asombr

Listen in as we explore the AI-driven revolution in Philippine media and communications. From robotic reporters to algorithmic sports analysis, discover the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on storytelling and reporting. Buckle up for an insightful journey into the future of journalism and media broadcasting.

During the recent Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Elections, various apprehensions emerged regarding the relevance of the SK today. Join us as we go On Point with Hans Alejandro and John Kenneth San Luis in uncovering the crucial role of the SK in promoting participatory governance and youth engagement.

The emergence of Threads and the shifting environment of Twitter invites a conversation about where the landscape of social media is possibly headed. Join us as we go On Point with Bea Javate and Dr. Christine Cox.

The validity and solemnity of history has been under attack through the prevalence of disinformation during the campaign of Current President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and with the prominence of historical revisionism only growing, the credibility of our university historians has been under attack. As we continue to defend the credibility and truth of history, the main responsibility fa

In the Philippines, comics have become more than an art form—they provide a sense of identity, a source of meaning, and a promise of company. Today, the community of komiks artists and enthusiasts buoy themselves through spirited and fervent komiks conventions—partly in their bid to keep the legacy of the medium alive amid the rapidly evolving digital age. Join us as we go On P

As misogynistic attacks become more adamant online, the new generation of Filipinas have found ways to use social media as a means of empowering one’s self and others through digital activism and online campaigns of modern feminism. In this episode of On Point, we will look into the everyday experiences of Filipino women online and the role of social media in shaping the identity

Despite the Philippines being the top Asian country in terms of gender equality, the country’s political scene remains to be male-dominated. In fact, the 2019 elections saw only a few women running for office and even fewer successfully elected. With the 2022 elections drawing nearer, gender equality in Philippine politics becomes an even more pressing concern. Join us as we go O

As bookstores adapt to the pandemic, the experience of browsing through shelves has been replaced by an endless scroll. In this episode, we discuss the evolution of reading as a hobby in more recent years and the ability of books to transform a reader’s awareness and perceptions. Join us as we go On Point with writer and TikTok content creator Andrea Panaligan.

With the impact of social media, online dating platforms and the rise of feminism in modern times, the perception and practice of panliligaw has altered significantly from its origins in the Spanish colonial period. In this episode, podcast host and media personality Ava Dazaz discusses the phenomenon of panliligaw and gleans on whether or not it is truly a ‘dying’ art.