“I just want to make people feel and know that whatever they’re going through, they’re not alone and they’ll get through it.”

Bianca Gonzalez Intal is more than just a TV personality. After Y Speak launched her career in 2003, Bianca has always followed a path of service, where she is able to influence and inspire people to be more critical of what’s happening in the world, and closer to the advocacies that she supports.

She believes that her mission is to help people know that they are not alone, whatever they are going through. And so, she co-founded She Talks Asia, an advocacy organization that aims to share stories and strike necessary global conversations; and created “Paano Ba ’To?!” which started as a book and is now a podcast and Youtube channel geared towards helping younger Filipinas deal with life’s dilemmas.

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In the early 2000s, YSpeak became of the most influential youth shows that shaped the thinking of the youth then. Ryan Agoncillo and Bianca Gonzalez-Intal were the iconic hosts of the show. Interestingly, during this lockdown some of the youth then – who are now young adults – communicated with Bianca through social media expressing their gratitude for YSpeak shaping their thinking and core values. In this final episode of the two-episode conversation with Bianca and Ryan, we get an insight into how they also evolved over the last decade and a half. Catch a glimpse of what we hope is to come soon, the evolution from YSpeak to “Why Speak?” – as young parents why is it important to speak and to be involved in what is happening in our homes, in our communities, and the need to actively shape the future of our society of the youth.

Watch the Kapamilya Journeys of Hope with Father Tito Caluag, Ryan Agoncillo, and Bianca Gonzalez-Intal (second conversation) here.

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“Why am I even a part of this? There are people who are better than me.”

When KD Estrada entered the PBB house, he was plagued with anxiety and feelings of depression, which almost pushed him to make a voluntary exit. It was something he brought with him from the outside world—an anxiety-filled life where he struggled to pick up the guitar and couldn’t go out of his own room when his self-esteem hits rock bottom.

But with the help of his family and the company of his now closest friend, Alexa Ilacad, he finally found a way to cope and accept himself.

“It’s okay to ask for help. It may take time, but when you find something you’re passionate about, it’s an amazing feeling.”

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