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Maria Ressa
Journalist and Nobel Prize winner
Maria Ressa is a Filipino-American journalist and the founder of Rappler, a news website that has been critical of the Philippine government. She was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021 for her work in exposing the truth and promoting press freedom in the Philippines.
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Associated podcasts
HostTeka Teka1220 eps
GuestNPR's Book of the Day1314 eps
GuestThe Interview1962 eps
GuestThe Real News Podcast4519 eps
GuestGZERO World with Ian Bremmer441 eps
GuestDecoder with Nilay Patel964 eps
GuestScamfluencers269 eps
HostThai PBS Podcast10623 eps
GuestSputnik Arabic2875 eps
GuestStories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories657 eps
GuestThe Axe Files with David Axelrod642 epsChronological feed
Recent appearances
Maria Ressa, freedom of speech campaigner: The information apocalypse is threatening democracyThe InterviewNov 28, 202525:03GuestImelda Marcos: The First Lady of Excess Part 1 | 180ScamfluencersSep 29, 202546:47GuestHow can Pinays break the glass ceiling in corporate Philippines?Teka TekaAug 28, 202415:22HostThe gallery resisting nostalgia for the Marcos dictatorshipTeka TekaMay 27, 202414:37HostEPISODE 523 - Embrace from Beyond in CalbayogStories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror StoriesMay 22, 20244:02GuestEPISODE 522 - Echoes of Enigma: Ghosts and Guardians of the Filipino NightStories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror StoriesMay 22, 20245:38GuestThis Filipina's missing remains are a painful reminder of US imperialismTeka TekaApr 22, 202417:06GuestThe Pinays on the frontlines of recycling and waste managementTeka TekaApr 4, 202419:39HostPinay Gen Z’s on the frontlines of the climate crisis study solutions abroadTeka TekaMar 4, 202410:42GuestShe died before she could be displayed as a ‘live exhibit’ in the USTeka TekaSep 24, 202316:39GuestHow do we address the lessening number of Filipino farmers?Teka TekaMay 5, 20237:37HostPass the mic: Russians in the Philippines watch their country wage warTeka TekaApr 28, 202312:52Guestواشنطن تتسبب في انقسام أوروبي حول الصين.. ما مصيره؟Sputnik ArabicMar 14, 202329:00GuestMaria Ressa’s acquittal: What does it mean for Leila De Lima… and for President Marcos?Teka TekaJan 25, 202310:06Host‘If you won’t do it, who will?’ The perilous work of Filipino conservationistsTeka TekaJan 16, 202313:12Host'How to Stand Up to a Dictator' dissects how disinformation can kill democraciesNPR's Book of the DayDec 5, 20229:00GuestHow this website crowdsources the dangers around us for our safetyTeka TekaOct 31, 20229:23HostWhy do Pinoys spend more on haircare after disasters?Teka TekaOct 5, 20226:02GuestThe first-ever National Press Day in the PhilippinesTeka TekaSep 1, 202211:45HostWe need to talk about sexual harassment in schoolsTeka TekaAug 28, 20227:00Guest