Filipino Media NetworkFilipino video + audio podcasts · formerly Guerrilla Podcast Syndicate

An independent Filipino podcast network · Australia, New Zealand and home

Filipino stories, on video and in your ears.

Filipino Media Network makes and carries video and audio podcasts by Filipinos — nurses, students, seafarers' families, journalists, coaches, titas who know everything. Live channels around the clock, new episodes every week, all in English and Taglish.

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Live and around the clock

Four video channels from our own studio: live hearings and events as they happen, and our shows on a 24/7 loop when they are not. Pick one and it plays right here.

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Our shows

A bit of everything — migration, money, the West Philippine Sea, wellness, sport, faith, and long conversations. Every show says whether the voice you hear is a person or synthetic.

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About

Made by Filipinos, for Filipinos wherever they are.

Filipino Media Network — formerly Guerrilla Podcast Syndicate — is an independent video and audio podcast network for Filipinos in Australia, New Zealand and at home. Some shows we make ourselves. Most are made by people who had never seen the inside of a studio — we do the recording, editing, distribution and the legal read, and they keep their name, their feed and their opinions.

It is published by Kangaroofern Media Lab Pty Ltd, an independent media company in Adelaide, South Australia, founded by Filipino-born journalist Miko Santos. Its sister newsroom is Pahibalo News. One publisher, one set of standards.

Video and audio

Every show can be watched or listened to. Live channels for events; podcasts on every app.

Independent

Bound by the Australian Press Council's standards. No money from migration agents, gambling or high-interest lenders.

Honest about AI

Where a voice is synthetic, the show says so on its cover and in its feed. Always.

Member of MEAA, IFJ, LINA, the Australian Press Council and the National Press Club of Australia
Miko Santos
Miko Santos, founder and editor in chief. Manila feature writer through EDSA II and III; reported from New Zealand for GMA 7, including the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.

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Have a show? Or a brand?

Two doors. Producers pitch a show — new or existing, video or audio. Brands and agencies book host-read placements across the network or on one title, reported on real download and view numbers.

  • Recording, editing and mastering, done for you
  • Your name, your feed, your IP — leave any time
  • A person reads every pitch and replies within days
Brands: request the media kit

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We cannot give migration, legal or financial advice, recover lost money, or speak for the Embassy. We say so here so nobody finds out later.

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