On Point

The daily grind of the Filipino commuter involves enduring long hours in humid stations, waiting for a ride that dictates the flow and pace of their day. Whether rushing to a nine-to-five or traveling across cities to see a loved one, commuting remains an essential vessel that has connected Filipino citizens’ professions, dreams, and relationships.

The daily grind of the Filipino commuter involves enduring long hours in humid stations, waiting for a ride that dictates the flow and pace of their day. Whether rushing to a nine-to-five or traveling across cities to see a loved one, commuting remains an essential vessel that has connected Filipino citizens’ professions, dreams, and relationships.

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 Asombrado and Aubrey Miguel in dissecting the challenges they faced as they establish a new home in the Ateneo and navigate the vastness of Metro life.

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.