In line with the requirements of Contemporary and Popular Literature, this episode was crafted by one of the Third Year English Major Students, Ms. Fe Ibe. She presented the start to the Harry Potter film series which was filled with splendid imagery, valiant heroes, spectacular special effects, and irresistible characters.

In line with the requirements of Contemporary and Popular Literature, this episode is crafted by one of the Third Year English Major Students, Mr. Christian Libunao. He presented the mystery-thriller film, "And Then There Were None'"- a classic Agatha Cristie Novel with pleasing sinister and perfectly cast adaptation courtesy of Lifetime and BBC.

In line with the requirements of Contemporary and Popular Literature, this episode is crafted by one of the Third Year English Major Students, Ms. Kristel Domingo. She presented one of the classics, "The Little Women", which was marked by strong performances and endearing characters. The essence of the March Sisters Jo, Meg, Amy and Beth is very much intact, with the siblings’ hearts and souls preserved in the right place.

In line with the requirements of Contemporary and Popular Literature, this episode is crafted by one of the Third Year English Major Students, Ms. Lady Anne Torres. She presented the Drama / Romance story, "Mr. Sunshine". This amazing story has friendship, romance, revenge, and war all executed perfectly. They also showcase woman empowerment having awesome female characters which audience completely loved!

In line with the requirements of Contemporary and Popular Literature, this episode is crafted by one of the Third Year English Major Students, Ms. Noemie Sena. She presented the Historical Fiction, "Memoirs of a Geisha" which elicits a literary sensation and runaway bestseller to life. This brilliant debut novel presents with seamless authenticity and exquisite lyricism of the true confessions of one of Japan's most celebrated geisha.

In line with the requirements of Contemporary and Popular Literature, this episode is crafted by one of the Third Year English Major Students, Mr. Jeryme Dela Cruz. He presented the Sci-Fi story, "Hunger Games (book 1)" which portrays a future that we're invited to read as a parable for the present.

In line with the requirements of Contemporary and Popular Literature, this episode is crafted by one of the Third Year English Major Students, Ms. Ederlyn Baruelo. She presented an action / adventure story, "Life of Pi" - a beautiful story of faith, friendship and perseverance.

In line with the requirements of Contemporary and Popular Literature, this episode is crafted by one of the Third Year English Major Students, Mr. Jensis Villarico. He presented the creative plot and the depth of perspective, looking at life of the Goblin / Guardians: The Lonely and Great God that bears a bloody sword in his chest and has been given eternal life as punishment. This literary piece truly immerses the audience / listeners into the fantasy story under Comedy and Romance Genre.

In the context of learning, studies show that when you are able to think about how you think, how you process information, and how you utilize techniques while you are studying, you have a higher chance of improving your learning process than those who do not reflect on their methods. Let's find out some answers on how to become a better learner!

Let us talk about the most timely and relevant topic for the youth of today and how can we help educate people to be a responsible social media users. Check this out, yo.

In this lesson, we will encounter prominent Filipino Values and Traits. I also included 10 Little Things that you can do for our country / our small acts of patriotism.

Continuation of our discovery to meaning thru Logotherapy by Victor Frankl.

Unlocking the most intimate version of the self - the Spiritual Self. Let us identify the different characteristics of Religion and talk about some world religious beliefs and practices.

In this episode, let us learn the association of self and possessions and appraise one's self based on the description of material self.

Let us talk about some timely and relevant topics for the youth with regards to their Physical and Sexual Self.

Let us differentiate the concept of self according to Western thought against Eastern/Oriental perspectives.

Let us create your own definition of the self based on the definitions from psychology.

Let us find out what is the relationship between and among the self, society and culture and how it shapes the self. Let's go!

In this lesson, we will know why is it essential to understand the self. We will also meet the different philosophers who questioned what is self. Compare and contrast how the self has been represented in different philosophical schools. Let's go!

Reference:

Caslib, Bernardo Nicolas. 2018. "Understanding the Self"

Here's a super duper brief reason on why I came up with creating a podcast which is something that I don't really know how and what to do but like you, chose to be brave in this new normal.