

Faith across borders: 5 major religions that shape Southeast Asia’s identity
Southeast Asia is not only rich in natural beauty and history, but it is also a region where faith shapes culture, community, and identity. From the majestic Buddhist temples of Myanmar and Thailand to the vibrant mosques of Indonesia and Malaysia, and to the churches, shrines, and sacred sites across the Philippines and Vietnam, religion remains at the heart of daily life. These five major religions, namely Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, and Folk or Indigenous Beli

Ronjo Cayetano
Aug 24


The reasons some faucets flow stronger lie in the science of water pressure
Ever noticed how your kitchen faucet gushes with water while the bathroom tap feels like it’s on slow mode? And why does your shower...

Neil Gregori Garen
Aug 19


Flash fiction: Beneath the leaves
It started with glowing tomatoes. Big. Red. Too perfect. People said Mang Carding’s vegetables were the best—always fresh, healthy, and...

Nerelyn Fabro
Aug 16


Why you shouldn't watch the Filipino film Sunshine
Photo courtesy of Project 8 Projects Sunshine, a Filipino film that has sparked conversations since its release in July, is headlined by...

Michelle Lanterno
Aug 15


What makes The Life of Chuck a story worth experiencing
Photo credit: Pioneer Films / Ayala Malls Cinemas Have you ever wondered how much of life’s beauty you’d notice if you knew exactly when...

Neil Gregori Garen
Aug 15


Gushes of Red
A poetic appeal for saving lives Weak limbs, slow heartbeat Eyes are too tired to glimpse, living but difficult to breathe Red flows are...

Colin Cris Celestial
Aug 13


Beautiful in White
Seeing her in her beautiful and stunning white dress made my heart beat so fast. All of the memories we shared for the past 10 years feel...

Ronjo Cayetano
Aug 11


What every household should know about water safety in distribution systems
Why does clean water sometimes change in taste, smell, or appearance, and how can it get contaminated before it even reaches your faucet?...

Neil Gregori Garen
Aug 8


Rain rhythms: 5 OPM rainy day songs that make you embrace the rain
If you grew up in the Philippines, you probably have a “rain playlist” tucked somewhere in your memory—songs that start playing in your...

Nerelyn Fabro
Aug 6


Thailand travel itinerary guide featuring five top experiences to try
Planning your next holiday once the sun’s out again? Why not head to the Land of Smiles—Thailand! Whether you're a remote worker seeking...

Marjorie Lumapas
Aug 5


Rethinking trade: why unequal tariff terms hurt Philippine local industries
Can one country’s economic policy shake the foundation of a decades-long trade relationship? And who really pays the price, local...

Neil Gregori Garen
Jul 31


Filipino viand or ulam that bring comfort during the rainy season
OMG! It’s raining cats and dogs! Cold air is creeping into every corner of the room. :( Filipinos often seek warmth and coziness when...

Colin Cris Celestial
Jul 16


More than just romance: 5 things the Rain in España offers its viewers
As raindrops fall and gray skies cover the horizon, the rainy season brings with it a sense of calm and stillness. It is a time when...

Ronjo Cayetano
Jul 15


Sari-sari stores: still thriving at the heart of Filipino culture
Have you ever wondered why sari-sari stores never seem to run out of customers? What makes these tiny neighborhood shops such an...

Neil Gregori Garen
Jul 12


Throwback ulan: 5 rainy day in the Philippines memories that made every Filipino childhood special
If you had the chance to relive one rainy day in the Philippines from your childhood, would you take it? For many young Filipinos, the...

Nerelyn Fabro
Jul 5




