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Parang Kausap Ko Lang Sarili Ko Ah

Parang Kausap Ko Lang Sarili Ko Ah

By: Catch 67 Productions
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 It's literally a one man show, but the pun is intended to make it look like I need an audience for the things I say to make sense. It's a man-on-the-street, candid and kuwentong lansangan kind of podcast where I get to talk about anything under the sun. The fun part is that although it will be unintentional most of the time, I just need to make sure each episode makes sense to you before it is going to make sense to me.Catch 67 Productions
Episodes
  • The 43-Yr Old Alkansya Master

    The 43-Yr Old Alkansya Master
    Sep 19 2025

    The baduy stuff matter.

    For a 43-yr old like myself, anything baduy I will take it.

    Any piso, I will take. Coz I know that in this part of the world, saving for a rainy day is something that most people laugh at.

    Explore the reason why I am this and how I do it.

    Malay niyo, masimulan mo rin itong ganitong habit.

    Disclaimer: I am not going to sell you a financial solution in this episode.
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    32 mins
  • Lazy Voice

    Lazy Voice
    Jun 27 2025

    Is a lazy voice being confident, living in your comfort zone or just being literally lazy?

    There is in fact a psychology to it, or so I say.

    Having a lazy voice is a good indication of what you do and why you do it that specific way.
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    32 mins
  • I Voted For...

    I Voted For...
    May 22 2025

    I am never mentioning who I voted the last time. Not in this episode. Not in this lifetime.

    I instead will mention my ideals, aspirations and anything corny and cheap.

    Coz that is what matters - the small stuff. You vote for something better.
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    28 mins
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