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22: "Democracy is Still a Thing, Right?" with Neil Molina of Publiko.ph!

EPISODE · May 17, 2019 · 26 MIN

22: "Democracy is Still a Thing, Right?" with Neil Molina of Publiko.ph!

from The Creator Life · host Jullian Sibi

Here’s another episode for you guys! This one’s really relevant with the current climate of the Philippines. My guest is Neil Molina, co-founder of Publiko.ph, a website that aims to be a platform for better awareness of current issues and events in the Philippines. His ultimate goal for the site is to encourage people to be more empowered to hold politicians accountable for their actions and promises! We even talked about its humble beginnings that involves taxes. (Just listen to find out what it is exactly!) Hope you enjoy this episode as much as I enjoy making it! NEW EPISODES drop EVERY FRIDAY, 8AM Philippine Time! Subscribe and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts as that helps the show a lot! Compute your lifetime income tax here: https://publiko.ph/for-better-philippines Follow Neil! https://www.facebook.com/neil.publiko This episode is sponsored by The Company Cebu! Follow them here: facebook.com/thecompanycebu twitter.com/thecompanycebu instagram.com/thecompanycebu Check out utterlyrandomtechie.com for your dose of tech! Follow the podcast on social media! facebook.com/creatorlifepod twitter.com/creatorlifepod Follow Utterly Random Techie on: Facebook: facebook.com/utterlyrandomtechie Instagram: instagram.com/utterlyrandomtechie Twitter: twitter.com/URTechie YouTube: youtube.com/utterlyrandomtechie Intro/Outro Music: Uncan - JAMN IT

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