Have you ever stopped to think about the different types of friends in your group? Barok and Takya did, and they had a lot to say on the topic! In their latest Bisaya Podcast episode, these Bisaya vloggers discuss the different types of friends in the group and how they each add their unique flavor to the mix. So if you're looking for an entertaining and insightful conversation about friendship, this is the episode for you!
 
Barok and Takya explore the different types of friends in the group and how each one contributes something unique. They use the analogy of spices to explain how different types of friends can make the group more attractive. Barok says that, just like with herbs, too much of one kind can ruin the dish. He encourages listeners to find a balance of different types of friends (higala) so that everyone can enjoy their company. 
 
Takya shares her insights on friendship and how she values her friends (higala), who is always there for her. She says these kinds of friends are like family to her, and she would do anything for them. She also talks about how important it is to have friends who challenge you and push you to be better. These friends help you grow as a person, and she is also grateful for them. 
 
Barok and Takya's conversation about your group's different types of friends is both entertaining and enlightening. It's a great reminder that we all contribute something special to our groups of friends. So take a moment to appreciate all the different kinds of friends in your life - after all, they make life more interesting! Thanks for listening to us today, and we hope you tune in next time for more great conversations with Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast.

In their Bisaya Podcast episode, Barok and Takya discuss the struggle of Filipino students. Listen to their interviews of these two young Filipino students on the challenges of everyday life going to school. The stories of these young people are inspiring, and it is clear that they are determined to succeed. Despite their challenges, these Pinoy students remain dedicated to their education and strive to do their best. Their resilience is admirable, and their stories are a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of education. These Filipino students provide hope for their country's and family's future, and they remind us that anything is possible if we are willing to work hard and never give up. Thank you for sharing your stories, and keep up the excellent work!
If you're not already a listener of the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, now is the time to start! This latest episode features Filipino students' stories, struggles, and triumphs. Through their Bisaya inspiring stories, you'll get a firsthand experience of what it's like to be a Filipino student in today's world. So please, take a few minutes to listen now at their website, barokandtakya.com and be moved by their stories. Thank you for your time!

In their latest Bisaya Podcast episode, Barok and Takya talk about the Ber Months meaning in the Philippines. For Filipinos, the Ber Months—September, October, November, and December—are a time of celebration. This is the time of year when Christmas preparations begin and the excitement for the holiday season builds. But what about the Ber Months in the Philippines makes them so unique? Let's hear the Pinoy podcast in the Bisaya language - Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast.
 
A time of preparations
 
Barok and Takya talk that in the Philippines, the Ber Months are a time when Christmas preparations begin in earnest. Houses are cleaned from top to bottom; lights are hung, and trees are decorated. It's a time of excitement and anticipation as everyone looks forward to the holidays.
 
A time of family gatherings
 
For Barok, another particular element of the Ber Months is the planning time for family gatherings during the Christmas holidays. During this time of year, families from all various places will come together to celebrate the pre-planned Christmas parties and family reunions. This is also a time when families living apart have an opportunity to reunite and catch up with one another. The Ber Months provide a chance to plan for families to create new memories and strengthen their bonds with one another.
 
A time of reflection
Finally, Takya also says that the Ber Months are also a time of reflection. As we reflect on the past year and all that has happened, we can't help but feel grateful for our blessings. We may also use this time to set goals for the upcoming year. The Ber Months offer us a chance to pause and reflect on our lives and what we want to achieve in the future. 
 
Conclusion: 
 
The Ber Months in the Philippines are a particular time of year for Filipinos. It's a time when families come together, preparations for Christmas begin, and reflections on the past year take place. What's not to love about that? So if you're lucky enough to be in the Philippines during the Ber Months, be sure to soak up all the magic! Listen now to the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, the Filipino podcast in the Cebuano language and hear what the fuzz is all about.
 
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In today's society, it seems like lying is becoming more and more commonplace. Whether it's to avoid getting in trouble or to make ourselves look better, we often lie without even thinking about it. But why do we do this? Is there a reason that compels us to hide the truth? This Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast episode: Why Not Tell the Truth? In the Surprising Reasons People Lie, we look closely at the surprising reasons people lie and what motivates them to do so. We also explore the effects of lying on both the individual and society as a whole. 
 
In their Bisaya Podcast episode, the reasons given by Barok and Takya are surprising and may cause some to rethink their previous assumptions about why people lie. One reason for not telling the truth is that it can be used as a form of self-protection. This is especially true in cases where the truth could be used against someone or where it could lead to them being hurt in some way. In other cases, people may lie to avoid conflict or to make others feel better. However, lying can also have negative consequences, causing distrust and further deception. As Barok and Takya point out, sometimes the truth is more important than protecting ourselves or others from hurt feelings. When we choose to tell the truth, we show that we are capable of trust and integrity.
 
So if you're curious about why people lie, give this episode a listen! And if you enjoyed the episode, please consider sharing it on social media or with your friends. And don't forget to subscribe to the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast, the Filipino podcast in the Cebuano language, so you never miss an episode.
 
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OFWs often feel isolated and alone, especially when they're thousands of miles away from their families. 
 
OFWs are the unsung heroes of the Philippines. They are some of the most hardworking and resilient people in the world. They face challenges and struggles that most of us can only imagine daily. But they don't give up. They keep fighting for their families and their dreams. They leave their families and homes to work in foreign countries, often in difficult and dangerous conditions, to provide a better life for their loved ones. Yet, they are often invisible - distant family members only hear about the good times, the remittances that help to pay for school fees and put food on the table. But Filipino OFW also face many challenges, as our guest, Juna Langgam explains in this Kwentong OFW episode of Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast. From homesickness, isolation, and missing out on important family events, OFWs sacrifice a lot for their families. But they also gain strength and resilience from their experiences, as Juna describes. Her story is an inspiration to OFWs everywhere. They are strong, determined, and passionate people who deserve our respect and admiration. Thank you, OFWs, for everything that you do!
 
Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast provides a powerful platform for OFW Pinoy to share their stories and experiences. This Kwentong OFW episode offers much-needed insight into the lives of OFWs and will hopefully inspire others to support them. Thank you for listening!
 

Barok and Takya of the Bisaya Podcast recently did an episode on the Unique and Colorful Culture of the Filipino Election. They discussed how the Philippine election is different from elections in other countries. For one, campaigning is a lot more personal in the Philippines. Politicians go door-to-door to meet voters and shake their hands. They also give gifts, like food and clothes, to people they meet. Barok and Takya also talked about how money plays a significant role in the Philippine election. Candidates spend a lot of money on advertising, and they often give gifts to voters in exchange for their votes. Finally, this Bisaya Podcast episode discussed how the Philippine election is unique because it is so colorful. There are parties and celebrations everywhere, and people are very passionate about their candidates. Barok and Takya's discussion of the Unique and Colorful Culture of the Filipino Election was very informative and gave listeners a better understanding of how the Philippine election works.

The Observance of Holy Week in the Philippines is a time-honoured tradition passed down from generation to generation. Every year, Filipinos flock to their local churches to attend mass, participate in processions, and observe the traditional customs associated with this holy week. For many, the Observance of Holy Week is an essential part of their faith and identity. However, there were also several superstitions and activities that some people found controversial. In this Bisaya Podcast episode, Barok and Takya talk about the Observance of Holy Week in the Philippines, the superstitions surrounding it, and the activities during this time. As they discuss these things, it becomes clear that the Observance of Holy Week is a complex and multi-faceted tradition that means different things to different people. Whether you are a devout Catholic or simply someone interested in learning more about this unique aspect of Filipino culture, this episode will give you a better understanding of the Observance of Holy Week in the Philippines.
 
What do you think about the Observance of Holy Week in the Philippines? Do you have any traditions that you observe during this time? Let us know in the comments below!
 
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There are many different Filipino ulam with sabaw famous throughout the Philippines. One of the most well-known is the Filipino Sinigang. This dish is made with various meats and vegetables, and it is often served with rice. If you're looking for a delicious and hearty sabaw na ulam to try, be sure to check out the Super Sabaw episode of the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast! You will surely crave more soup after listening to these Pinoy podcast hosts!
 
Other Filipino ulam with sabaw include Special Bulalo and Tinola. These are typically served with rice and are usually eaten for lunch and dinner. If you're looking for a dish that will warm your soul, be sure to try out one of these Filipino soups!
 
The best part about these dishes is that they are all effortless to make. So if you're ever in the Philippines and want to try some authentic soup dishes, be sure to head on over to a local carinderia! You won't be disappointed!
 
Barok also reveals that his favourite Super Sabaw is the Beef lauya, and in this episode, they also talk about the different Filipino ulam with sabaw. So if you're ever in Iligan City, be sure to check out Barok's other favourite Super Sabaw called Beef Halang-Halang! what is so fuss about this soup? Tune in and find out!
 
Takya also introduces her favourite soup dish - the Chicken Tinola and Chicken Halang-Halang with Gata. This soup is perfect for those cold rainy days and will warm you up from the inside out! So if you're looking for a new sabaw na ulam to try, be sure to check out this episode of the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast!
 
And that's it for this week's episode of the Barok and Takya Bisaya Podcast! Be sure to tune in next week for another brand new episode. In the meantime, why not check out some of our other episodes? You're sure to find a dish that will tantalize your taste buds!
 
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