Francisco “Koko” Trinidad helped shape Philippine radio as an announcer, producer, executive, and educator. His story spans wartime theater, postwar broadcasting, the Philippine Broadcasting Service, and a commitment to educational radio and training future broadcasters.

From anime dubbing to FM radio and YouTube, Klariz Magboo built a career as Kara Karinyosa and Gandang Kara. Explore her beginnings as a voice actress, her collaborations with Lloyd Cadena and Papa Jackson, and the journey that led to her departure from Energy FM in 2026.

Four D-size batteries powered a world of AM dramas, news, and familiar voices. Revisit the REM’S transistor radio and Filipino listening life in the 1990s—from Lola Sela, Tita Swarding, Tiya Dely, and Gabi ng Lagim to the battery-saving habits that helped listeners catch one more episode.

Ramon “RJ” Jacinto turned a teenage passion for rock ’n’ roll into a career spanning music, radio, and business. Explore his journey from RJ and the Riots to DZRJ, the station behind the historic Radyo Bandido broadcasts, through exile and his return to build RJ FM, live music venues, and a Filipino guitar brand.

Philippine radio began with small experimental signals in 1922. Trace its beginnings through Mrs. Redgrave’s broadcasts at Nichols Field, Henry Hermann’s pioneering efforts, and the emergence of KZKZ—the early steps of a medium that would transform how Filipinos received news, music, and entertainment.

From Sabah to Filipino listeners across the sea, Suara Malaysia–Tagalog shared Malaysia’s news, music, and culture in a familiar language. Explore the radio service’s beginnings in 1973, its powerful AM broadcasts, its connection with listeners, and the changes that led to its closure in 2022.