JAYVEE FERNANDEZ describes it as an attempt to bring back the Philippine radio drama.
Check out the latest BuggedCast episode, “Ang Buhay ni Boy.”
What do you think of the podcast? And come to think of it, what’s your favorite radio drama?
Mine would have to be “Gabi ng Lagim.” I still remember as a kid dreading having to go up after watching TV alone downstairs because I’d hear “Gabi ng Lagim” playing on the radio, heh 
CHECK out Episode 1 of Jayvee Fernandez’s BuggedCast podcast, where he and Willi Pascual talk about “Lagalag: The Traveling Journal of Filipinos Project.”
Here’s an excerpt from Jayvee’s blog post:
I was able to finally talk to Wil Pascual, the creator of the Lagalag Project, which is an experiment of sorts that features Filipinos around the world and two traveling moleskines. We enjoyed a good 20 minutes talking about photography, moleskines and blogs.
This podcast was recorded using Gizmo and edited using GarageBand on a Macintosh. I need to make an erratum. Gizmo does not save files in MP3 format. It saves them onto WAV first which allows you more options in terms of manipulating the audio file.
HERE’S an excerpt from an article written by Norman Bordadora that will come out in tomorrow’s edition of the Philippine Daily Inquirer:
Even for members of the media covering campaign trips, Internet service, preferably of the wireless kind, is now almost indispensable.
One of the questions first asked is whether their billeting arrangements include wi-fi and, if it has none, where the closest Internet shop with broadband capabilities is located.
The Genuine Opposition has made sure its new campaign headquarters on Ayala Avenue would have wi-fi-ready offices for reporters covering its candidates.
SOME of you are probably aware that a number of online games have a thriving underground economy of players selling virtual items and even their high-level characters.
But are you aware of just how much real money some people are willing to fork over in order to get a coveted weapon or acquire a high-level character from the start?
How about P50, 000 for a high-level game character? Or P75, 000 or even P100, 000?
HERE’S a video clip of independent (my bad — he’s not an independent candidate since Ang Kapatiran is a political party) senatorial candidate Zosimo Paredes of Ang Kapatiran answering questions from INQUIRER.net reporter Alex Villafania. This is behind-the-scenes footage from this morning’s Eleksyon 2007 Podcast recording session.
For more clips, visit the INQUIRER.net Videos channel on YouTube.
