Tyang Amy, Tita Winnie talk about challenges of hosting a public service show
The Philippine Star|January 01, 2025
One of the challenges of hosting a public service show is dealing with the feeling of empathy toward your listeners as they share their heart-wrenching stories, according to radio hosts Tyang Amy Perez and Tita Winnie Cordero.
By CHARMIE JOY PAGULONG
Tyang Amy, Tita Winnie talk about challenges of hosting a public service show

Tyang Amy serves as the host of her radio wellness and drama show "Ako 'To si Tyang Amy," airing weekdays at 3 p.m. on ABS-CBN's Radyo 630 and Teleradyo Serbisyo, while Tita Winnie hosts her daily public service show "Tatak: Serbisyo" from Mondays to Fridays at 10:30 a.m.

Winnie shared at a presscon that there are a lot of things that she wants to do for her newest public service program.

"We are still looking for staff na talagang magtatawag ng mga bagong alaga. We are also looking for people who will follow through because I discovered that hindi lang 'pag natapos na yung programa, tapos na," she said.

"No, it should have a follow through. Kailangan kakamustahin sila. (We should ask), 'Natulungan ba namin kayo?' Kasi dire-diretso sa kanilang (mobile wallet app) yung donations," she said.

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