Video Library
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Suddenly Senior: The Art of Aging I
In this first of two episodes series, the Makilala crew Jen, Rachelle and Cristina discuss what it means to age with three exceptional guest: former Ambassador Mario L. de Leon Jr.; Attorney Caroline Tanjutco; and Doctor Alicia S. Almendral.
Do you think of the planet when you shop for clothes?
The Makilala crew Cristina, Jen & Rachelle is wondering if there is a way to enjoy fashion in a sustainable way. To answer the question, guests Angela Aquino and Twinkle Ferraren offer their insights.
De la Teoría a la Práctica
Margarita López habla con la Dra. Madeline Román sobre la teoría que envuelve al Movimiento Feminista a nivel global con miras a su aplicación práctica.
Are FilAms Safe in NYC?
The Makilala crew Rachelle, Cristina and Jen interview Deputy Mayor Maria Torres-Springer and Priest Julian S. Jagudilla in a conversation that seeks to bring hope in the midst of the lack of security sense that surrounds NYers.
Toby Tanser chats 'Running With Destiny"
"My donors are angel investors in human life." - Toby Tanser Stacy Creamer unearths such gems chatting with Toby Tanser on his newest book "Running With Destiny".
New Age Lola/Lolo: Grandparenting in the New Millennium
Makilala TV hosts Jen, Rachelle and Cristina welcome guests Vivian Talambiras-Cruz and Roger Santos for a conversation about being grandparents in the actual times.
Blood is the body'st truth: a runner's journey with myeloma
Dr. Faith Davies is the Director of Perlmutter Cancer Center’s Clinical Myeloma Program. She is also a recreational runner completing the 2006 NYC marathon. Dr. Davies has done several midnight runs and other shorter distances usually with her doctor husband. This is Gotta Run's 300th episode...
