Some goodbyes are hard, but others are necessary and quite frankly, easy peasy. Join #TheKapatids as they share their stories of goodbyes in this season finale episode.

Rejection hurts. At one point in our lives, we've probably experienced being turned down in love, employment, or other personal pursuits. Join #TheKapatids as they share some of their personal stories on rejection and why it's important to not let it stop us from trying to succeed or obtaining what we really want and deserve.

Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful dads in the world!For this episode, we share some of our favorite life lessons that we've learned from Daddy Banda (also known as "Mang Danny" in our local community).-----Want to say hi, or have a topic to suggest? Send us a message on https://www.facebook.com/kapatidcentral

While we're celebrating the 123rd anniversary of the Philippine Independence Day, #TheKapatids share their personal stories of independence when they first moved out of their parents' house. Join us as we discuss the challenges of living alone in a foreign country, how washing your own clothes by hand isn't too easy as it looks, and how catching a popular lead vocalist of a Pinoy band in your room isn't always a happy experience.-----Want to say hi, or have a topic to suggest? Send us a message on https://www.facebook.com/kapatidcentral

2021 na, pero may societal expectations pa rin??Join #TheKapatids as we discuss Pinoy Expectations that we still hear nowadays and why we should change our mindsets about most of them.Want to say hi, or have a topic to suggest? Send us a message on https://www.facebook.com/kapatidcentral

It's not breaking news that being a mom is difficult. One study even suggests that motherhood is equivalent to 2.5 full-time jobs. Even though a mother's life can be extremely tiring and challenging at times, it is also full of exquisite joy and love. Join #TheKapatids as they discuss the ups and downs of motherhood and why a mother, truly, knows best.Send us a message, say hello, or suggest a topic that you'd like us to discuss:https://www.facebook.com/kapatidcentral

For this Labor Day episode, #TheKapatids share their work horror stories about angry clients who cursed at them, an employer who only hired pretty girls, and how working for a multi-national brand doesn't always mean getting a big paycheck.

Marriage isn't all fun and games, it can be a little messy (and boring) at times too! Join #TheKapatids as they share their stories about no-proposal marriages and how it was like to be married at 24.

The hardest episode to record yet—coping with grief and loss. Join #TheKapatids as they share intimate stories of how they managed to get through the pain of losing a loved one.

Break-ups can be hard 💔, but years from now, you'll realize how that heartbreak led you to find the one who's actually right for you. Tune in to this week's episode as #TheKapatids share their break-up stories, and why one of them developed an affinity to listening to The Corrs while waiting by the window.Listen on the go for FREE on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/5exAZeernk6sBs6vmcDpds?si=jXFB6RudREWY3Ze6FO_v9w

Holy Week is a time for spiritual reflection, and for some, it's also the perfect time to crave for Malagkit and Bacalao. Join #TheKapatids as they discuss their Semana Santa Stories, with an extra special guest who knows a thing or two about "Alay Lakad".

It's 2021, but we still have to deal with some toxic filipino culture that shouldn't be a part of our daily lives anyway. Listen to our longest episode yet as we talk about why treating your friends on YOUR OWN birthday can be counterintuitive, and why parents shouldn't make their kids their retirement plans.

In this week's episode, the women of #KapatidCentral talk about what privilege it is to be living in this century where most women enjoy the freedom to make their own choices and speak their truths. Also, find out how cleaning the gutters ("alulod" in Tagalog) and climbing the Makopa tree helped them become the strong and independent superwomen they are today.

How can we love and accept our bodies despite the flaws we see in the mirror? In this episode we discuss body positivity and the possibility of Delia being adopted --- Follow us on Facebook and Twitter @Kapatid Central.

If it’s as life threatening, marriage-shattering, confidence-lowering as it’s purported to be, why do people still have it? But more importantly, why we shouldn’t and how can we avoid it? More of Daddy Banda’s Words Of Wisdom and why Ate Dhon is admittedly pilya, but not inggitera.

In this episode, we discuss our reasons and realities of living overseas (with dramatic portions brought to you by the "kwarentas"). And contrary to our daddy’s self-defense suggestion , it is actually not very easy to gouge an attacker’s eye out. You’re better off kicking the balls.

Is being offended really a choice? Join us to know what “pea” (pronounced pe-ya) means and how we’re learning to think before we speak.

A fourteen-year dating experience gap—may difference nga ba? And find out why Mommy always wanted us to pay our fair share of date meals and movie tickets.

The birth of Kapatid Central. In this episode we talk about our motivations for creating this podcast, what it means for our dreams, and why making new dreams are totally okay. Also, why are Filipinos so obsessed with English?