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According to most recent data, there are around 3.02 million podcasts in the world as of September 2023. That's a pretty loose figure, and the exact number is unknown, especially considering all the inactive podcasts on multiple platforms. Podcast Index ...

Big fan of The Joe Rogan Experience? Well, this news isn't exactly the kind of thing you want to read when you're dating.California-based polling firm Change Research recently surveyed about 1,000 voters in the United States. Here, ...

Love true crime documentaries? Well, there's nothing more criminal than disinformation. Popular Filipino podcast Catch Me If You Can returns with its second season focusing on trolls, voter manipulation, misinformation, and the insidious side of Filipino internet culture. But that's ...

In the latest Esquire Sessions Live episode hosted by Associate Editor PJ Caña, we talked to one of the most resounding rock bands in the Philippines: Rivermaya. Whether it's "Kisapmata," "214," or "Hinahanap-Hanap Kita," any OPM fan is sure ...

Esquire Sessions Live's latest guest needs no introduction. Clara Benin is a beloved figure in the indie music scene, whose acoustic-folk artistry has captured fans young and old. In our latest episode with podcast host PJ Cana, Clara shares intimate ...

Before 2021 ended, Esquire Philippines had the chance to talk to all nine members of one of the best bands of our time, Ben&Ben, made up of Paolo Benjamin Guico, Miguel Benjamin Guico, Poch Barretto, Jam Villanueva, Agnes Reoma, Pat Lasaten, ...

Before the Korean cultural wave, the Philippines was already tied to Korea-this time through blood and battle instead of K-dramas and K-pop.A few years after World War II ended, it was North Korea's turn to stoke conflict ...

Much like K-pop, Filipinos have been enamored with K-dramas, even before the pandemic started. What started as Tagalog-dubbed versions in TV networks have morphed into counterfeit DVDs, and now in various streaming platforms. It seems like now is the ...

On the 21st of September in 1972, then-President Ferdinand Marcos declared Martial Law in the Philippines. It's been almost five decades since that dark day, and we commemorate those who fell victim to the atrocities of that time. Some would ...

The history of the Philippines boasts countless narratives, although not all of them get time in the spotlight. These pieces of history get buried somewhere in the abyss of ancient documents and accounts. So what happens to them? That's where The ...

In the 10th episode of the Lonely Hearts podcast with Esquire's editor at large Sarge Lacuesta, we talked to Kate Torralba, the multi-talented artist, musician, designer, writer, and now, filmmaker.In this episode, Torralba mused about the early beginnings of ...

In the second episode of the Esquire Sessions Live podcast, where we record our favorite conversations with local musicians, we talked to 23-year-old singer and songwriter Inigo Pascual, who opened up about his sophomore album Options, growing up in the ...

Joey Ayala is pretty much the closest thing we have to a living legend. For over 40 years, he's gifted us with consistently brilliant music while promoting causes close to his heart along the way, one of which is his well- ...