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Has your feed been invaded — by China, America, or any other foreign power? How can you tell?
Open-source intelligence analyst Giano Libot explains how foreigners shape and influence public opinion in the Philippines. He discusses how a recent statement by AFP Chief Romeo Brawner was taken out of context and went viral, showing how narratives can be twisted and amplified online.
This is the third and final episode in Howie Severino’s special series on Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI).
Libot and Severino unpack how local influencers and bot networks can spread propaganda that originates from foreign state media. Together, they explore how this kind of online meddling undermines trust, distorts public debate, and threatens our democracy.
Don’t miss the full conversation—and stay tuned for a special upcoming episode on heritage conservation!
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In China's influence operations in the world, the Philippines ranked 7th in 2022, according to the study the China Index. In 2024, the Philippines went down the ranking to number 29.
Analyst Janina Santos from Doublethink Lab, a think tank that studies Foreign Information Manipulation Interference or FIMI, unpacks China's online influence in the world and how this has pervaded our everyday lives affecting media, the academe, and domestic politics.
What does China's influence operations threaten? She explains to Howie Severino in this second installment to a special 3-part series on foreign actors and disinformation.
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In today’s information battlefield, outside forces are waging influence campaigns using proxies, propaganda, and falsehoods to sway public opinion.
This tactic is known as Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI).
How does FIMI threaten democracies around the world? What’s happening in the Philippines?
Prof. Rachel Khan of the University of the Philippines breaks it down.
This is Part 1 of a three-part special series uncovering how foreign actors meddle in Philippine politics through disinformation.
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Tejeros Convention, Part 1
Para mamagitan sa dalawang paksyon ng Katipunan, dumayo si Andres Bonifacio sa isang pulong sa Cavite na naging snap election. Bakit hindi tanggap ni Bonifacio ang pagkatalo niya?
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Dating gerilya at mekaniko ng bus, si Pangulong Ramon Magsaysay ay malapit sa masa at nakamobilisa ng kabataan. Walang bahid ng katiwalian. Ngunit hindi niya natapos ang kanyang unang termino.
Who was Ramon Magsaysay?
A former guerrilla leader and bus mechanic, President Magsaysay was close to the masses and mobilized the youth. He was untainted by corruption scandals. But tragically, he wasn’t able to finish his first term.
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The youthful presidential candidate Ramon Magsaysay won by a landslide in 1953, propelled by various campaign gimmicks, including the first viral campaign jingle. That catchy tune was even revived during the 1986 people power revolution.
This is the first episode of the Philippine election history series of the Howie Severino Presents podcast.
Mambo Magsaysay: Ang unang viral campaign jingle
Nag landslide victory ang kandidatong si Ramon Magsaysay noong 1953, gamit ang maraming gimik sa kampanya, tulad ng isang trendy na jingle. Binuhay muli ito noong 1986 people power revolution.
Ito ang unang episode ng election history podcast ng Howie Severino Presents.
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The Pinto Art Museum and Arboretum in Antipolo City stands out for bringing art and nature together in one place. Founded by neurologist Dr. Joven Cuanang, he talks to Howie Severino about his love for trees and plants that started when he was a child. He believes that being surrounded by art and nature is good for your health, and Pinto lets you enjoy both at the same time.
Recorded on November 23, 2024.
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In this conversation recorded in August 2022, Jose Mari Chan shares his thoughts on being considered a Christmas icon.
Date recorded: August 11, 2022
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“If you love, you will grieve.”
In a heartfelt conversation recorded last December 2023, writer Lissa Romero de Guia shares how writing helped her navigate the profound loss of her husband, Kidlat de Guia. As we celebrate the holiday season, Lissa offers insights on how to support and greet those who are grieving, reminding us of the importance of compassion and understanding.
Date recorded: December 14, 2023
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It’s Christmas carmaggedon season. Inclusive mobility advocate Kenneth Abante calls for a shift in thinking to moving people and not cars.
Date recorded: June 30, 2023
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Paano nga ba sasagutin ang mga taklesang tanong sa family reunions ngayong Kapaskuhan?
Narito ang ilang tips mula sa dating radio host na ngayon ay trauma therapist na si Gang Badoy Capati.
Date recorded: December 4, 2022
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The holiday season is seen as a time of joy, but not everyone feels like celebrating. Studies show that many people experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) during this time, often marked by anxiety and depression.
Psychologist and life coach Ali Gui emphasizes that offering a simple "kumusta ka?" can make a difference for those struggling.
It’s crucial to avoid dictating how others should feel, as empathy and understanding are what truly help.
Recorded on December 15, 2021
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Join Kapampangan culinary artist Claude Tayag as he shares tips on the most flavorful and crunchiest parts! This episode was recorded in 2022.
Date recorded: December 5, 2022
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Celine Murillo has earned a following online as an advocate and storyteller for of the country’s native flora and fauna. In her conversation with Howie Severino recorded in March 2024, Murillo explains her process ofin producing making nature content.
Date recorded: March 18, 2024
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The 2024 US Presidential elections was won by Republican candidate Donald Trump. In a conversation with former Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio recorded last March 2024, he discussed the possible impact downsides of a Trump comeback and explained why the Philippines should develop its own territorial defense.
Date recorded: March 12, 2024
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In this episode recorded in 2022, Xiao Chua he reveals that there is evidence that the Katipunan transformed into a revolutionary government with Bonifacio as its leader,thus making him the nation’s first president, and not Emilio Aguinaldo. .
Date recorded: November 2022
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For animal bone collector Darrell Blatchley, whales and dolphins are the flagship animals of the Philippines. In this conversation recorded face to face in Davao last April 2024, Blatchley shares his frustration after discovering 40 kg of plastic waste in a whale’s stomach.
Date recorded: April 2024
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