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My top choice for pares about the Philippines, but there are few competitors. The music is mostly gone and so is the odd, old-time-y announcer, both of which are improvements. The stories are now all announced by fake AI voices, which is O.K. It is surprising how few mispronunciations there are. One common one is pronouncing “Sandy Co” as “Sandy company”
It would be best if you can stop using AI reading program and use true human voice
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This gets a higher rating because there are few other options for headlines about the Philippines. Greatest among the negatives is the music played throughout. The music makes it harder to hear the voices. Further it is distracting and terrible as music. I am aware of only one other headline podcast that has such mood music, also from the Philippines. Most do not have it since mood music is distracting and manipulative. There is also no need to read the actual printed headline; Just read the led... more
I like the concise reporting on the latest local news but one of the reporters (Christian?) has a forced anglicized pronunciation of words, replaces a lot of “s” and “-tion” with “z/zh.” All of which gets more annoying the more he does it.
Other than that, good job. It’s my pod source of local PH news, and listen to it alongside BBC Global news for world news and NPR shows for US news.
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The show focuses on current events and analysis from a Philippine news perspective, with frequent coverage of politics, governance, and national issues. Episodes feature timely reporting on political developments, legal proceedings involving public figures, budget and policy discussions, and occasional sport or infrastructure stories. A standout aspect appears to be opinion-led takes on major national topics, often tied to ongoing governance and international-legal dimensions, plus regular updates on high-profile cases and legislative actions. This combination may appeal to listeners who want concise, policy-forward context alongside sharper commentary from experienced local journalists.
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