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Teka Teka Explains

Teka Teka Explains

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We live in a confusing time, bombarded everywhere by so much content. Let Teka Teka Explains be your guide. We cut through the noise and dig into the weeds to bring you insights you won't get from the daily news grind. We take you further than our regular Teka Teka reports--so you can make better sense of the world around you

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2022 PumaPodcast
Politics & Government
Episodes
  • On the onion trail: how does a kilo go from P55 to P270?
    Mar 14 2023

    Ba’t ang mahal na ng sibuyas ngayon? May shortage ba talaga? Nakakatulong nga ba ang pag-import? In this episode, the Teka Teka Explains team visit the Onion Capital of the Philippines to ask the questions there are no easy answers to.


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    20 mins
  • 10 years after Yolanda, government housing still ‘substandard’ in Tacloban
    Feb 20 2023
    “Dumodoble yung paghihirap namin”: This year marks a decade since Yolanda tore through Tacloban City, but residents we spoke to say their nightmares are far from over.

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    20 mins
  • TNT’s Mau Belen on how she became the lone female coach in the PBA
    Dec 10 2022
    For years, Mau Belen worked to carve out a space for herself in basketball. In this episode, she talks us through her journey to becoming the PBA’s first female coach–and what it’s like to fight for a spot in the big boys’ club.

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    13 mins
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