Best Content Delivery Network Podcasts (2025)

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How to End ‘Endo’ in the Philippines 37:27

5d ago37:27

37:27

Patricia Matias, a graduate of MIT Sloan and Harvard Kennedy School, joins PumaPodcast editor-at-large Jaemark Tordecilla to discuss "endo" or end-of-contract labor practices in the Philippines, where workers are dismissed before gaining full benefits and job security. Matias highlights that despite presidential promises, endo persists due to busin…

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Generations Ep. 2 - Sunshine and Sex Education with Antoinette Jadaone 41:17

7d ago41:17

41:17

In this episode of Generations from Philstar Life and PumaPodcast, award-winning filmmaker Antoinette Jadaone sits down with Philstar Life columnist Angel Martinez and PumaPodcast editor-at-large Jaemark Tordecilla to talk about her latest film, “Sunshine”, which won the Crystal Bear for Best Film at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival. The…

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Strandbags | Group Chief Technology Officer | John Khoury 11:14

8d ago11:14

11:14

By iTnews Australia

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Episode 27: Food is Medicine 48:55

10d ago48:55

48:55

Host Nicholas O. Biasotto, DO is joined by Michelle Axe, MS, CHES and Katelyn Fritzges, MD, CCMS for a powerful Food is Medicine conversation. Together, they explore how nutrition can transform patient outcomes, covering everything from integrating healthy food into care plans and addressing nutrition security, to navigating patient barriers, findi…

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Baby Ruth Villarama on ‘Food Delivery’ and the Long Arm of Chinese Censorship 38:16

12d ago38:16

38:16

Director Baby Ruth Villarama joins Regine Cabato to delve into her documentary, "Food Delivery: Fresh from the West Philippine Sea." They discuss the film's challenging journey, from its international premiere and award recognition at Doc Edge in New Zealand and a series of full house screenings in Manila despite significant censorship attempt, to …

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Taylor Swift: From Eras & Poets to The Life of a Showgirl 11:39

13d ago11:39

11:39

We’re rewinding to the very first Thought Bubbles episode to talk about the phenomenon that is Taylor Swift—now with an update for her brand-new era. From her country beginnings and pop reinventions, to The Tortured Poets Department, the record-breaking Eras Tour, and her fight to reclaim her masters, Taylor has shown time and again she’s a master …

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Fighting the Good Fyt with Atom Araullo and Voltaire Tupaz 43:24

14d ago43:24

43:24

Fyt's Atom Araullo and Voltaire Tupaz join PumaPodcast editor-at-large Jaemark Tordecilla to discuss the evolving media landscape and the unique approach of their media startup, driven by changing media consumption habits and a desire to create space for impactful, independent journalism. They discuss the LyfSaver app, a crowdsourcing platform for …

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Generations Ep. 1 - Quiet Quitting, Coffee Badging, and Lazy Girl Jobs 27:19

15d ago27:19

27:19

In the pilot episode of Generations from Philstar Life and PumaPodcast, PhilStar Life columnist Angel Martinez, a Gen Zer, and Pumapodcast editor-at-large Jaemark Tordecilla, an Xennial, unpack the seeming Gen Z shift away from career ambition and toward "lazy girl jobs," "quiet quitting," and "coffee badging." Is it a crisis of ambition or self-pr…

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[SPONSORED] Australian businesses leverage 5G to unlock their full potential 26:42

15d ago26:42

26:42

Sponsored by Ericsson — In this episode, we explore how 5G connectivity is transforming the way Australian businesses innovate, compete, and grow. Drawing on insights from Ericsson’s Australia’s Enterprise State of Connectivity 2025 survey, we uncover why over 87% of enterprises see 5G as key to positioning Australia as a global technology leader —…

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Bella Perez-Rubio on audio journalism, the chaotic media landscape, and meeting the moment 19:43

18d ago19:43

19:43

Former Teka Teka reporter Bella Perez-Rubio reflects on her journey from traditional newsrooms to audio journalism, sharing why she left legacy media at the height of the 2022 elections and found a new voice through podcasting. In this candid conversation, Bella talks about covering the Duterte and Marcos administrations, the ethical compromises jo…

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What carding and journalism can teach us about letting go 9:44

19d ago9:44

9:44

What does it mean to leave at the right time — and for the right reasons? In this episode, journalist Bella Perez-Rubio reflects on her journey from traditional newsrooms to PumaPodcast, and now, to New York University. Along the way, she shares stories that shaped her — from immigrant families to displaced voices — and the quiet, radical act of fi…

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Sheila Coronel on journalism, fear, and the battle for truth in the age of disinformation 45:02

21d ago45:02

45:02

Renowned investigative journalist Sheila Coronel, the director of the Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism at Columbia University, joins Roby Alampay and Jaemark Tordecilla in breaking down the threats facing media, academia, and free speech today. Sheila talks about the hidden power of archives to shape history, the lessons from martial law…

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NT Police Force | Commander of Digital Transformation and Reform | John Atkin 26:15

22d ago26:15

26:15

The Northern Territory Police Force has adopted a top-down change management strategy to oversee the delivery of technology and transformation programs, following setbacks during the rollout of its new core policing system. Commander of digital transformation and reform John Atkin led the effort to implement SerPro, the force’s long-overdue case ma…

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Unpacking the SC decision on Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment case 46:45

26d ago46:45

46:45

In a landmark decision that stunned many legal experts, the Philippine Supreme Court dismissed the impeachment case against Vice President Sara Duterte, citing the constitutional "one-year bar" rule. Oscar Franklin Tan, constitutional law expert and former law professor, joins PumaPodcast editor-at-large Jaemark Tordecilla to unpack how the Court’s…

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Walang pasok: How rainfall warnings and typhoon signals trigger class suspensions 30:44

28d ago30:44

30:44

Teka Teka reporter Hannah Grace sits down with geoscientist and educator Ricarido Saturay Jr. to unpack the science, policies, and practical realities behind class suspensions in the Philippines. Why do we still get false alarms — no classes but no rain? What’s the difference between a tropical cyclone signal and an orange or red rainfall warning? …

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Episode 26: Legislation That Hits Home - Get the Updates! 54:46

1M ago54:46

54:46

Join host Nicholas O. Biasotto, DO and special guest Richard Henderson, MD, FACOG, a retired and formerly board-certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist, MSD Past President, and Chair of the MSD Government Affairs Committee for a rapid-fire update on the hottest health care Bills impacting Delaware physicians and patients. From the fight to address prio…

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What we can learn from Sisyphus and Hayao Miyazaki about navigating life 10:24

1M ago10:24

10:24

Move beyond the traditional "Hero's Journey" as we explore how to find profound meaning in life's continuous efforts. Drawing inspiration from Hayao Miyazaki, this episode reveals how his films offer clarity by animating the world's complexity rather than simplifying it. Discover how creative resistance and moral storytelling can illuminate emotion…

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The Philippines’ balancing act: Between China’s rise and America’s retreat 28:36

1M ago28:36

28:36

Roby Alampay continues his conversation with Prof. Joseph Chinyong Liow of Nanyang Technological University. They discuss how the Philippines is recalibrating its ties as China rises and the United States retreats from Southeast Asia. They also unpack why the Philippines remains pro-America in public opinion but increasingly open to China’s economi…

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ICYMI - 20 Years at the Edge of Tech and Audio with Leo Laporte 9:56

1M ago9:56

9:56

In Case You Missed It… Legendary tech guru and podcasting pioneer Leo Laporte graces our show, bringing his wealth of experience from a storied career that kicked off in the radio waves of 1976. In an engaging conversation, Leo recounts his transition from a beloved radio tech expert to a trailblazer in the podcasting world with the creation of the…

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Is Southeast Asia choosing China over the US? A deep dive into ASEAN’s quiet pivot 29:48

1M ago29:48

29:48

Roby Alampay sits down with Prof. Joseph Chinyong Liow of Nanyang Technological University to unpack Southeast Asia’s evolving balancing act between the United States and China. Are ASEAN countries still truly neutral? What does 30 years of data reveal about the region’s quiet shift toward Beijing? Liow shares insights from the “Anatomy of Choice” …

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Australian Bureau of Statistics | Rob Walter 30:58

1M ago30:58

30:58

This episode is brought to you by Brennan and the 2025 iTnews state of security report. Our first guest this fortnight is Rob Walter, the Director of the Agriculture Statistics Program at the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The ABS is increasingly aggregating government and third party data sources to build out its understanding of agriculture. Th…

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The Philippines’ disinformation paradox: Cracking down on loyal bloggers turned critics 31:10

1M ago31:10

31:10

In 2022, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte rose to power with the help of hyper-partisan influencers — online propagandists and attack dogs who dominated social media feeds. But when cracks appeared in the Marcos-Duterte alliance, those same bloggers turned their claws on the president they once defended. Now…

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20 Years at the Edge of Tech and Audio with Leo Laporte 1:23:01

1M ago1:23:01

1:23:01

Matt Levine chats with Leo Laporte, a podcasting legend and founder of TWiT.tv, an Internet podcast network focusing on technology. They discuss the early days of podcasting, how tech media has shifted, and what it takes to stay relevant when trends change overnight. Learn how to grow a podcast that lasts, why niche matters more than ever, and what…

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Starting school early, play-based learning, and more issues on children's education 35:04

1M ago35:04

35:04

When should kids really start kindergarten? Should you worry if your child is “behind” in writing or reading? In this episode, Hannah Grace talks to Dr. Marison Dy, an early childhood care and development expert from UP Los Baños, about the Department of Education’s new cutoff for kinder enrollment, play-based learning, developmental milestones, an…

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Long lines, free care: Public health services in PH 31:02

1M ago31:02

31:02

Public healthcare in the Philippines is often seen as slow, crowded, and lacking resources. But did you know your local health center offers many essential services for free? In this episode, Hannah Grace talks to Dr. Cecille Francisco, a public health physician in Manila, about what Filipinos are missing out on: from free vaccines and HIV screenin…

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Anycast season 2 episode 14 trailer with Leo Laporte 0:58

2M ago0:58

0:58

Full episode launches on July 17By Matt Levine, Leo Laporte

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PBB ships, enthusiastic fans, and love team culture in the Philippines 34:02

2M ago34:02

34:02

The recently concluded ‘Pinoy Big Brother’ gave birth to more love teams that fans have been getting kilig over. But ever wondered why Philippine showbiz is made up of love teams? In Today’s episode of Teka Teka, we turn to Bubbles Magpayo for insights on the Philippines and its love for love teams. Joining in on the conversation is LJ Sanchez, Ass…

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The Inquirer's digital pivot: Can legacy media survive the shift? 34:12

2M ago34:12

34:12

Veteran journalist Roby Alampay sits down with Daxim Lucas, former senior reporter at the Philippine Daily Inquirer and now founder of InsiderPH, to unpack the Inquirer’s historic decision to merge its print and digital operations. Dax shares insider insights on newsroom resistance, leadership struggles, and the economic realities of journalism in …

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SA Power Networks | Head of Cyber Security and IT Resilience | Nathan Morelli 16:04

2M ago16:04

16:04

Our guest this fortnight is SA Power Networks’ Head of Cyber Security and IT Resilience Nathan Morelli. Our conversation is broad ranging but is anchored in a five-year cyber security strategy prepared and published by the organisation a couple of months ago, with a roadmap that is set to be updated annually. **** iTnews is launching the 2025 State…

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The stories China peddles to influence Philippine foreign policy 19:43

2M ago19:43

19:43

As diplomatic tensions flare once again, we revisit a conversation covering six key narratives Beijing is pushing to sway Filipino minds. Robin Michael Garcia, founder and chairman of polling and research firm WR Numero, explains how China’s propaganda campaigns target democracy, exploit U.S. weaknesses, and aim to tilt Philippine foreign policy in…

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ICYMI - Protect What You’re Building: Podcasting Smarter with Gordon Firemark, The Podcast Lawyer 9:58

2M ago9:58

9:58

In Case You Missed It… Gordon Firemark, the esteemed podcast lawyer, joins us for an enlightening discussion on the ever-evolving podcasting industry. Gordon's journey from a mere podcast enthusiast to hosting his own show, "Entertainment Law Update," offers a fascinating backdrop to our exploration of legal intricacies in the digital age. We unrav…

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Episode 25: The Truth About Corticosteroid Injections: Myths, Science, and Solutions 42:11

2M ago42:11

42:11

Think you know everything about corticosteroid injections? Think again. Join host Nicholas O. Biasotto, DO and renowned Orthopaedic surgeon Michael J. Axe, MD as they bust long-standing myths, break down the science, and reveal what’s really happening inside the joint. From the truth about cartilage damage and steroid limits to the surprising effec…

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How the Hero’s Journey helped an overachiever student navigate working life 16:20

2M ago16:20

16:20

Think your first job is just a job? Think again. With the help of Jag Garcia, founder, former chair and now senior faculty member of the film department at De Lasalle - College of Saint Benilde, this episode uncovers the hidden Hero's Journey within the demanding world of our own lives. It's about how different timelines of struggle and growth inte…

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[SPONSORED CONTENT] Mind the AI innovation gap 19:15

2M ago19:15

19:15

Sponsored by Brennan. A recent five-state listening tour of Australian boardrooms revealed a strong interest in artificial intelligence, but few tangible outcomes. Brennan’s Head of Digital Solutions, Steve Anderton, observed that while executives are eager to harness AI’s potential, adoption remains limited due to vague goals, misaligned stakehold…

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What's the deal with Imee and Bongbong? 19:44

2M ago19:44

19:44

Senator Imee Marcos is trying to stake her claim as the true keeper of the Marcos legacy by subtly undermining her own brother, President Bongbong Marcos. In a conversation with journalist Regine Cabato, political sociologist Ash Presto unpacks the quiet but growing rift between the siblings. While Bongbong faces criticism for being hands-off and i…

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Caught: A Philippine Troll Farm Using ChatGPT for Pro-Marcos Content 20:14

2M ago20:14

20:14

A Philippine firm, Comm&Sense Inc., was named in an OpenAI threat-intel report for using ChatGPT to generate pro-Marcos propaganda across Facebook and TikTok. Political sociologist Ash Presto joins Regine Cabato to break down how chatbot-generated content can be used to sustain loyalist narratives online at scale: from mass-produced comments to par…

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Protect What You’re Building: Podcasting Smarter with Gordon Firemark, The Podcast Lawyer 1:13:13

2M ago1:13:13

1:13:13

Matt Levine chats with Gordon Firemark, the CEO of Firemark Enterprises and a leading voice in entertainment law. They discuss the legal side of podcasting, what creators get wrong about copyright, why “fair use” isn’t a free pass, and how to avoid costly mistakes with content and licensing. Learn how to protect your podcast, navigate grey areas, a…

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Episode 24: Inside MedNet: Delaware’s Trusted Network for Independent Practices 36:58

2M ago36:58

36:58

Join host Nicholas O. Biasotto, DO for an insightful conversation with Michael J. Bradley, DO, Past President of the AMA State Medical Society and the Medical Society of Delaware, and Lori Ann Rhoads, CMPE, Director of Health System Innovation at MSD. They discuss Medical Network Management Services of Delaware, LLC (MedNet)—a subsidiary of the Med…

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Journalists as content creators: Bridging trust in the digital age 13:10

2M ago13:10

13:10

In this episode, independent journalist and content creator Jacque Manabat advocates for journalists to adopt an entrepreneurial mindset and view themselves as "sellers of information" to maintain audience trust. For Jacque, journalism is not dying but evolving, and adapting to new times and technologies is essential for its survival and for paving…

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‘Mole people’: A viral photo, media ethics, and the cost of visibility 27:10

2M ago27:10

27:10

In late May, a photo of a woman emerging from a canal in Makati went viral. It sparked headlines, memes, and a government response, but behind the “mole people” narrative was a deeper, more human story. In this episode, we catch up with “William Roberts,” the anonymous photographer behind the viral post, to reflect on what happened. We talk about m…

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Australian Red Cross | Former CIO | Brett Wilson 14:11

2M ago14:11

14:11

The Australian Red Cross is in the final stages of developing a data mesh approach using Microsoft Fabric following an earlier attempt at a more traditional centralised data lake. Now former chief information officer Brett Wilson discusses the project.By iTnews Australia

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Sierreza: Bridging farmers, food, and conscious consumers 38:36

2M ago38:36

38:36

What do we know about the food we consume, and the people who produce them? A social enterprise called Sierreza is helping spotlight the struggle of farmers and the difficult process of getting vegetables, fruits, and grains to our plates. Founder Cherrys Abrigo shares her experience in helping the farmers stand on their own two feet and passing on…

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Anycast season 2 episode 13 trailer with Gordon Firemark 0:58

2M ago0:58

0:58

Full episode launches on June 26By Matt Levine, Gordon Firemark

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The TikTok campaign to rebrand ‘POGO Mayor’ Alice Guo 16:37

2M ago16:37

16:37

A network of TikTok fan accounts worked to recast suspended Bamban Mayor Alice Guo as an attractive, empathetic, misunderstood, and progressive public servant, just as she was being investigated for serious crimes. Journalist Nica Hanopol of VERA Files explains how this subtle influence operation unfolded and why it may be a sign of things to come.…

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Episode 23: The Broken Health Care System 44:04

2M ago44:04

44:04

In this powerful three-part podcast special, host Nicholas O. Biasotto, DO, takes listeners on a deep dive into the systemic flaws crippling American health care. From the vanishing number of primary care physicians and the mounting burdens that push them out, to the complex—and often opaque—ways hospitals and insurance companies generate revenue, …

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ICYMI - Fiercely Independent: Podcasting with Purpose with Dave Hamilton 9:59

2M ago9:59

9:59

In Case You Missed It… Meet Dave Hamilton, an iconic figure in the podcasting world, known for his blend of geeky charm and musical prowess. In this episode, we chat with Dave about his remarkable journey from the dawn of the digital age with the Mac Observer in 1998 to his current role as a leader in the podcast space with shows like Mac Geek Gab,…

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Why the Philippines has two Independence Days 14:32

3M ago14:32

14:32

This Independence Day, we turn to an episode of What’s AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted to unpack the complicated, often overlooked history of the holiday—from Aguinaldo’s 1898 declaration to July 4, 1946, and finally, to why we now celebrate June 12. Hosts Ceej Tantengco-Malolos and Sab Schnabel dive into the myths, milestones, and mixed messages b…

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Filipina drag queens: From comedy bars to the mainstream 19:37

3M ago19:37

19:37

In this episode of Thought Bubbles, we dive deep into the vibrant and evolving world of drag culture in the Philippines. With special guest Jon Galvez—a drag enthusiast, filmmaker, and director of ‘Lip Sync Assassin’—we explore how drag has grown from comedy bars and barangay pageants into a powerful platform for Filipino queer storytelling, politi…

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Philippines' silent majority: informal workers face the climate crisis 14:45

3M ago14:45

14:45

In this episode rerun, we dive deep into the reality of the Philippines' informal economy. This vast workforce faces significant pre-existing vulnerabilities, including long hours, physical strain, and even abuse. For a country as disaster-prone as the Philippines, climate change layers on more existential threats, exposing informal workers to heig…