Television

An immersive travelogue-style documentary hosted by the seasoned journalist, Mr. Jay Taruc. With a focus on fascinating destinations, immersive cultural experiences, and a discovery of remarkable stories, this documentary offers a truly engaging exploration of the world.

Hosted by Rhea Santos, this captivating biopic-magazine series showcases inspiring narratives of individuals who triumph over life's challenges and adversity.

In this thought-provoking documentary, esteemed broadcaster Mike Enriquez and renowned actor and education advocate Dingdong Dantes delve into the underlying issues that hinder numerous Filipinos from attaining education and accessing their fundamental right to learn. Through their probing exploration, they shed light on the challenges and obstacles that persist in our society, bringing attention to the importance of addressing these barriers to ensure equitable education for all.

Venturing into the world of those who cannot even afford slippers, Howie Severino, the host of I-Witness, experienced firsthand what it meant to go barefoot to work. This immersive encounter provided him with a glimpse into the challenges of individuals living in poverty. "Saplot," as the culminating episode in I-Witness's anniversary month of special documentaries on deprivation, shines a spotlight on the realities faced by marginalized communities, shedding light on their struggles, resilience, and the urgent need for social change. | Watch this episode

Dr. Jose Rizal is the national hero of the Philippines, but some Filipinos go beyond that, considering him the "Brown Christ" or "Kristong Kayumanggi." Groups like the Sagrada Familia in Calamba, Laguna worship Rizal, inspired by his teachings and compassionate actions. In Dolores, Quezon, another group believes Rizal is still alive, awaiting his second coming. The Catholic Church does not officially recognize Rizal as a religious figure to be worshipped. Gemma Cruz-Araneta, one of Rizal's descendants, may have her own perspective on the veneration of Rizal. Overall, the worship of Rizal as a religious figure is a unique aspect of Filipino culture and spirituality. It reflects the deep impact Rizal has had on the nation's identity, values, and aspirations. | Read the article