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From Sari-Sari Store to Michelin: The 40-Year Old Story of Mila’s Tokwa’t Baboy

Of course order the sisig and the tokwa't baboy, but don't sleep on the BBQ Tocino!

(SPOT.ph) In the podcast landscape where everyone seems to have something Very Important to say, it’s refreshing to come across a conversation that doesn’t necessarily try to have a point. The name sums up its spirit well: Ang Walang Kwentang Podcast (AWKP), where the pleasure often lies in aimless conversation, and no topic is too ordinary for a good laugh.Directors Antoinette “Tonet” Jadaone and Jaime “JP” Habac Jr. may be respected auteurs in Philippine cinema, but on their podcast, the pair fully embraces the goofy and the mundane. Pick a random episode, and there’s a good chance you’ll hear them talking about nothing in particular.

Sometimes they’re cracking up at each other’s childhood anecdotes and workplace bloopers. Other times they’re doling out unhinged advice to letter-writers suffering from unrequited love, inconvenient lust, or the occasional money problem. JP’s go-to advice? “Communication is key.” Tonet, meanwhile, is likely to hit them with “Mag-break na kayo!” Somehow, these two nuggets of sage wisdom apply to nearly every crisis.

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From Sari-Sari Store to Michelin: The 40-Year Old Story of Mila’s Tokwa’t Baboy
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(SPOT.ph) In the podcast landscape where everyone seems to have something Very Important to say, it’s refreshing to come across a conversation that doesn’t necessarily try to have a point. The name sums up its spirit well: Ang Walang Kwentang Podcast (AWKP), where the pleasure often lies in aimless conversation, and no topic is too ordinary for a good laugh.Directors Antoinette “Tonet” Jadaone and Jaime “JP” Habac Jr. may be respected auteurs in Philippine cinema, but on their podcast, the pair fully embraces the goofy and the mundane. Pick a random episode, and there’s a good chance you’ll hear them talking about nothing in particular.

Sometimes they’re cracking up at each other’s childhood anecdotes and workplace bloopers. Other times they’re doling out unhinged advice to letter-writers suffering from unrequited love, inconvenient lust, or the occasional money problem. JP’s go-to advice? “Communication is key.” Tonet, meanwhile, is likely to hit them with “Mag-break na kayo!” Somehow, these two nuggets of sage wisdom apply to nearly every crisis.

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