Before Manila’s 96.3 FM became Easy Rock, WRocK made “less talk, more lite rock” its signature. A 1992 Manila Standard feature takes us inside the original studio and shows how WRocK mixed soft rock with Filipino favorites. Follow what changed after MBC bought the Manila station, why listeners still miss it, and how Cebu kept WRocK on the air.

What keeps DZRH, DZMM, Easy Rock Manila, and Love Radio Manila near the top of Radyo PH’s Weekly Trending chart? From trusted news to familiar songs and favorite DJs, we look at what brings listeners back and how smaller stations can get noticed.

A late-night slot at WRR 101.9 gave Eric Francis Galang the name China Heart. He left radio to work in Ilocos, then returned and became known as Chinapaps on MOR 101.9. His career took him from spinning hits on FM to leading MOR’s digital team and hosting K-Paps Playlist on DZMM.

As Love Radio’s “Kambyo King,” Chris Tsuper brought stories and laughter to listeners through his two-decade partnership with Nicole Hyala. Discover Adrian Lagdameo Policena’s journey from Love Radio Lucena to Tambalan, and his life after leaving Love Radio Manila.

Known as the “First Lady of Philippine Radio,” Fidela “Tiya Dely” Magpayo became a trusted voice for generations of listeners. Through heartfelt advice, radio drama, and Filipino music, the beloved DZRH broadcaster built a career spanning nearly seven decades and a bond with audiences that made her everyone’s familiar aunt.

Founded in 1973, the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) promotes responsible broadcasting through professional standards, accreditation, and self-regulation. Explore its history, functions, membership, disciplinary system, leadership, and relationship with the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC).

Known as the “Golden Voice of ABS-CBN,” Peter Musñgi built a career as a disc jockey, DZMM host, and radio executive. Discover the story behind his familiar voice, his work in public service, and his enduring presence in Philippine broadcasting.

Joe Taruc spent nearly five decades in Philippine broadcasting. Explore his journey from radio reporter to DZRH leader, his work on Damdaming Bayan and Pangunahing Balita, and the legacy that influenced his son, journalist Jay Taruc.

Tina Ryan is one of Magic 89.9 Manila’s pioneering female voices, with a career spanning 99.5 RT, 103.5 Wow FM, MTV Asia, and international events. From music and entertainment to pet care and wellness, her work reflects a broadcasting journey that continues to evolve with her listeners.

Raqi Terra, the “Basa Princess” of 90.7 Love Radio Manila, connects with listeners through Secret Files and Top Secrets. Discover Jessey Anne Guiam’s journey from university theatre and overnight radio shifts to a broadcasting career spanning FM radio, online video, and Spotify-recognized podcasting.

Salvador “Direk Badong” Royales was the storyteller behind DZRH’s Mr. Romantiko. An award-winning writer, director, and voice talent, he spent more than four decades at the station, shaping Philippine radio drama and creating stories that also reached film and television.

Francisco “Koko” Trinidad helped shape Philippine radio as a broadcaster, educator, and mentor. From wartime theater to the Philippine Broadcasting Service and UP classrooms, his story follows a pioneer who championed educational radio, nurtured future broadcasters, and believed Filipino listeners deserved thoughtful, meaningful programs.

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.

DJ Chacha built her name through candid love advice and late-night conversations on MOR 101.9 before joining Ted Failon on morning radio. Explore her beginnings, memorable programs, life as a mother, and journey through the 2020 shutdown to her continuing role on 105.9 True FM.