Joy and Abbie Life Unfiltered

From landlines, Nokia phones, and arcade games to smartphones, online gaming, and AI, we take a fun trip down memory lane on how Pinoy tech has evolved through the years. Join us for a nostalgic and laugh-filled kwentuhan as we compare then vs now—and how we’re navigating this fast-paced digital world as Gen-X parents today.

From solemn Holy Week traditions like pabasa and Visita Iglesia to today’s Easter egg hunts and chocolate-filled celebrations, we look back at how Pinoy Easter has evolved through the years. Join us for a heartfelt and light kwentuhan as we share memories, laughs, and how we’re passing on the true meaning of Easter to our kids today. 🎙️🐣

From “astig” to “rizz” and all the charot in between, we dive into the ever-evolving world of Filipino lingo—blending Gen-X slang, modern expressions, and iconic beki talk. Join us for a fun, nostalgic, and laugh-filled episode as we decode how language connects generations (kahit minsan… hindi na natin gets 😄).

Two Gen-X Filipino hosts reflect on the funny and relatable moment when they realized they had officially become the “tito and tita” of the room—from random body aches and early bedtimes to giving life advice to the younger generation. With nearly 30 years of marriage behind them, they share lighthearted stories and lessons about aging, family, staying healthy, and learning how to grow older while staying young at heart.

Gen-X Filipino parents take a nostalgic trip back to the Pinoy pop culture that shaped their childhood—from iconic TV shows and unforgettable love-team movies to the OPM soundtrack of their teenage years. Join the hosts as they share funny memories, kilig moments, and the simple joys of growing up in the Philippines before Netflix, streaming, and smartphones.

In this episode Joy and Abbie will discuss how parents can navigate through their young adult's heartbreak from the perspective of immigrant Gen X parents. The episode will talk about how parents can lovingly support an adult child going through heartbreak—not by fixing the situation, but by listening, being present, and giving space to heal. They reflect on their own past heartbreaks, the added challenge of social media today, and the quiet power of family time, comfort food, and reassurance that their child is still whole and deeply loved.