For this episode, Oscar Labastilla narrates his life as one of the Martial Law victims who was placed behind bars by the Philippine Constabulary for being falsely accused of being an alleged member of the Kabataang Makabayan. Listen to Podcast 1081 now!

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For this episode, Kara recalls her three important memories of Martial Law and how these shaped her life as a broadcast journalist, film producer, and advocate. Listen to Podcast 1081 now!

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For this episode, Erwin & Mariah got on a call with our favorite "woke tito" - Atty. Chel Diokno. A Lawyer, Educator, and Human Rights Advocate, Chel, walked us through his first-hand experiences during the darkest days in Philippine history.

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Erwin & Mariah sat down with Neil Daza, a director, cinematographer and a photographer, who came of age during martial law and found his calling as a filmmaker during those tumultuous times. Listen to his stories growing up as a son of former military member Colonel Daza who was incarcerated during Martial Law.

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In this show, we’ll invite people to talk about their stories, experiences, lessons, and even their small sparks of light during the darkest days in Philippine History. It's our chance to set things right. And we can start with these stories. Tune in to Podcast 1081: Mga Kwentong Martial Law!

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