Podcasts about pia ranada

At COP28, disaster-stricken countries will continue to demand funds from rich polluters. But management of disaster funds remain to be a sticking point, especially for local governments in the Philippines. In this episode, Rappler environment reporter Iya Gozum and community head Pia Ranada talks to Romulo Tagalong, senior policy advocacy officer at Oxfam, about the challenges and low-hanging fruits in disaster budgeting and management.

In this episode, Pia Ranada and Ralf Rivas talk about President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s recent appointments to the environment and energy departments, Toni Yulo-Loyzaga and Popo Lotilla

Eleksyon na! Samu't sari ang ingay nitong campaign season, pero hindi masyadong napag-usapan ang environment. Sa unang episode ng The Green Report, pakinggan ang kuwentuhan nina Jee Geronimo at Rappler senior reporter Pia Ranada tungkol dito.

Go behind the scenes of the controversial Easter Sunday joint press conference of three presidential candidates in Manila Peninsula Hotel. Rappler reporters Rambo Talabong, Jairo Bolledo, Pia Ranada, and Aika Rey talk about the fireworks of the media briefing and what happened after.

Rappler reporters invite fellow campaign reporters from other networks to give you a peek into the world of a journalist covering a presidential election. Veteran television journalist Jorge Cariño of ABS-CBN and TV5 correspondent Dale De Vera join Rappler reporters Mara Cepeda, Bea Cupin, and Pia Ranada in talking about the daily challenges reporters face on the campaign trail and how they affect news coverage. What's the best and worst thing about covering a campaign? What are the challenges in dealing with candidates' campaign teams? Where to strike the balance between chumminess with a candidate and the need for professional distance? 'AND I QUOTE': Listen to Senator Imee Marcos evade a question by Rappler reporter Dwight de Leon about her family's huge estate tax debt.

Episode 1: Kumusta ang candidates 'pag naho-hotseat ng media? In this first episode of Campaign Convos, campaign reporters talk about how presidential and VP candidates deal with media – whether it's during sit-down interviews, in Viber groups hosted by their communication teams, or in direct messages with journalists. How did the presidential bets do in the Jessica Soho and Boy Abunda interviews? How have candidates turned to social media to avoid scrutiny from journalists and dictate the narratives of their campaigns? What does the public lose when a candidate refuses the hot seat? "AND I QUOTE:" This episode also features a short clip from reporter Pia Ranada's interview with Isko Moreno chief of staff Let Zarcal about a 'miscalculation' made by the mayor.

In this episode, Rappler reporter Pia Ranada speaks to political science professor Aries Arugay about the ammo Duterte is readying against the people who seek to replace him in 2022, what this means for the candidates themselves, and what it says about the sitting president's role in the upcoming elections. Support fearless and independent journalism, visit https://rplr.co/supportRappler to donate to Rappler.

For all his survey popularity and all the clout that comes with being the most powerful man in the country, President Rodrigo Duterte is so far without an annointed successor, after his own daughter Sara Duterte and longtime aide Senator Bong Go decided not to run for president. In this episode, Rappler's Pia Ranada tries to piece together the events that led to this unlikely scenario and what it means for the 2022 elections. Support fearless and independent journalism, visit https://rplr.co/supportRappler to donate to Rappler.

Rappler reporter Pia Ranada guides you through the twist and turns in the tale of President Duterte's controversial former adviser.

Rappler.com's Pia Ranada joins Stan Sy on this week's episode to share how she got into journalism. Here's a fun fact: she's a nerd when it comes to Malacañang and its history! She also opens up about what it's like covering the current administration and how it feels to be a reporter and a woman during these times. You can hear about how she maintains her mental health and finds purpose in her job through her conversation with Stan, and it's on deck! Check out Stan Sy and all of his work over at https://linktr.ee/stansysays.

Someone close to the President has a lot of control over which of his remarks the public gets to hear. Who is behind these video edits? Why are they tampering with the President's speeches and do they have the permission of Duterte himself, notorious for being allergic to efforts to control his mouth? Rappler's Pia Ranada tries to answer that question in this episode. Support fearless and independent journalism, visit https://rplr.co/supportRappler to donate to Rappler.

In this episode, Pia Ranada speaks to a former Cabinet member and longtime friend of Duterte's, Jesus Dureza, for insights on the President's leadership and governance style.

Maiaayos pa ba ang ruling party pagkatapos patalsikin ng magkabilang paksiyon ang isa't isa? Pakinggan ang talakayan nina Pia Ranada, Camille Elemia, at Jodesz Gavilan.

Rappler reporter Pia Ranada speaks to Hugpong ng Pagbabago secretary-general Anthony del Rosario about how Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte is deciding on her 2022 plans.

Paano nagbago ang estilo ng pamumuno ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte mula 2016? Pakinggan ang talakayan nina Rappler executive editor Glenda Gloria, Malacañang reporter Pia Ranada, at researcher-writer Jodesz Gavilan.

In this episode of the Seat of Power podcast, Malacañang reporter Pia Ranada takes you through developments in the 2022 political landscape and what they mean for Filipino voters.

In this episode of Seat of Power, Rappler reporter Pia Ranada asks former senator and military chief Rodolfo Biazon about what the impact of President Rodrigo Duterte's contradictory or vague utterances on security policies could be.

NTF-ELCAC spokesman LtGen Antonio Parlade thinks he's being vilified for trying to protect the country from communists and their propaganda. Rappler reporter Pia Ranada asks him about the origins of NTF-ELCAC and the controversies it's found itself in.

The Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) and President Rodrigo Duterte are two major moving parts of the Philippine government's coronavirus response. Listen to Rappler reporter Pia Ranada explain how the IATF works and where Duterte really comes in.

Rappler reporter Pia Ranada goes back to Duterte's threats orders against communists and activists, and if there's one thing certain about the President, it's that he'll make good on violent threats.

Rappler reporter Pia Ranada does a deep dive into President Rodrigo Duterte's possible motivations for issuing such threats with political analyst Herman Kraft, chairman of the University of the Philippines' political science department.

China's new law allowing its Coast Guard to attack anyone in waters it claims is a challenge to President Rodrigo Duterte and the world. Retired Supreme Court justice Antonio Carpio tells Rappler reporter Pia Ranada what steps Duterte can take and what's at stake if leaders don't act.

Paano naapektuhan ng pandemya ang paraan ng pamumuno ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte? Pakinggan ang talakayan nina Pia Ranada at Jodesz Gavilan.

This week's episode tackles the challenges of covering President Rodrigo Duterte, with his propensity to spew untruths and go ballistic in his late-night public address, his pronouncements often needing his spokesman's "clarification" or justification afterward. Christian Esguerra engages in some real talk on how the Philippine press has been reporting on Duterte with Rapper's Pia Ranada in this crossover podcast.

In this episode of Seat of Power, reporter Pia Ranada compiles what experts have been saying all week about the President Rodrigo Duterte's sky-high Pulse Asia survey results

Malacañang reporter Pia Ranada talks to physician and medical anthropologist Gideon Lasco about "medical populism" – a political style that uses division and over-simplification of complex problems during a health crises.

How likely is it that the President gets infected with coronavirus? Rappler's Pia Ranada talks to lawyer Tony La Viña about possible scenarios based on laws governing the President's health.

No time to listen to the nearly two-hour speech? Rappler reporter Pia Ranada summarizes it for you in 5 minutes.

Rappler's Malacañang reporter Pia Ranada talks to Karen Gomez-Dumpit, a commissioner at the Commission on Human Rights, about who are vulnerable should the anti-terrow law be abused.

In this episode, Rappler's Pia Ranada speaks to veteran journalist John Nery about how the fate of ABS-CBN fits into President Rodrigo Duterte's broader attack on press freedom.

In the first episode of Seat of Power, Rappler's new political podcast, reporter Pia Ranada interviews a COVID-19 medical frontliner about his thoughts on how President Rodrigo Duterte handled the coronavirus crisis.

Ano ang mga pagbabagong nakita sa messaging ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte nitong mga nakaraang buwan? Pakinggan ang talakayan nina Pia Ranada, Sofia Tomacruz at Jodesz Gavilan

Paano tinugunan ni President Rodrigo Duterte ang mga kontrobersiya na hinarap ng kaniyang administrasyon nitong nakaraang taon? Pakinggan sa podcast na ito nila Rappler reporter Pia Ranada at researcher-writer Jodesz Gavilan

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Unprecedented support of a no-holds-barred President and vast resources have led to Go's unprecedented rise in pre-election surveys. Listen to Rappler reporters Paterno Esmaquel II and Pia Ranada discuss the Duterte aide's campaign.

In this 2nd episode, Otso Diretso campaign reporter Mara Cepeda and Hugpong ng Pagbabago campaign reporter Pia Ranada dissect the campaign elements of the two senatorial slates.

What did Sara Duterte mean when she said honesty is a non-issue? What's Malacañang's stand on honesty? Rappler's Lian Buan and Pia Ranada discuss the issue in our new podcast series, Campaign Convos.