Jaemark Tordecilla

Editor-at-large

Manila, Philippines

About Jaemark

Jaemark Tordecilla is a Filipino editor who works as an editor-at-large. He has a strong background in editing and has worked on various projects, including podcasts and articles. Jaemark is responsible for editing this podcast.

Associated Podcasts

Teka Teka

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Recent Appearances

Fact-checking won’t die: How Filipino fact-checkers are keeping the truth alive

Teka Teka•Feb 19, 2026•24:05•guest

UP Tugma at Maki+Fiesta 2.0 : Carrying Tradition Through Sound

Teka Teka•Jan 16, 2026•7:17•host

Jaemark Tordecilla

About Jaemark

Associated Podcasts

Teka Teka

Connect

Recent Appearances

Fact-checking won’t die: How Filipino fact-checkers are keeping the truth alive

UP Tugma at Maki+Fiesta 2.0 : Carrying Tradition Through Sound

Key Topics

Learning Tagalog in New York: Fil-Ams reconnect with their roots in Little Manila

Three years later, the DTI still says ₱500 is enough for Noche Buena

Thought Bubbles : Roll the dice - Why Filipino adults are falling in love again with tabletop games

The hidden curriculum: Why students with ADHD struggle in traditional classrooms

Apolinario Mabini’s La Revolucion Filipina: Lessons from the Brains of the Revolution

Global game, Pinoy heart: Rafe Bartholomew on Philippine basketball culture

Generations Ep. 7 Jacque Manabat Jacque Manabat on TikTok Journalism: Navigating News, Content Creation, and Credibility

September 21 protests: Kiko Aquino Dee on public outrage against corruption

Generations Ep. 6 - Rica Peralejo on ‘Patol’ Culture

Generations Ep. 5 - Atom Araullo on ‘kurakot-shaming’ and his new book 'A View from the Ground’

Generations Ep. 4 - Therapy-Speak with Gang Badoy

Generations Ep. 3 - Direk Mae Cruz Alviar and Raco Ruiz on Dating, the Ick, and the Search for Connection

How to End ‘Endo’ in the Philippines

Generations Ep. 2 - Sunshine and Sex Education with Antoinette Jadaone

Fighting the Good Fyt with Atom Araullo and Voltaire Tupaz

Generations Ep. 1 - Quiet Quitting, Coffee Badging, and Lazy Girl Jobs

What carding and journalism can teach us about letting go

Sheila Coronel on journalism, fear, and the battle for truth in the age of disinformation