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Jacob Batalon: “So Many Others Deserve This Opportunity” | So Candid

Jacob Batalon sits down for a heartfelt conversation about what it truly means to “make it” in Hollywood. While many know him for his incredible roles on the big screen, Jacob stays grounded by acknowledging the talent and hard work of those still waiting for their big break. He shares why he views his success […]

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Don’t Get Burned! How to Handle the Heat of the Fire Horse | So Hot

Feng Shui expert Kesler Go breaks down the high-stakes energy of the Year of the Fire Horse, a cycle that only happens every 60 years. He explains that 2026 will be a year of intense “Yang Fire” energy, bringing visibility, leadership, and massive technological leaps (especially in AI), but also volatility and impulsive clashes. Because

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“I’ve Sacrificed My Own Artistry for Other People’s Projects” | So Candid

Lil Eddie has a story that sounds like a movie script. From surviving nine fires in Harlem and living in his father’s car to winning Grammys and working alongside icons like Simon Cowell and Jennifer Lopez. In this exclusive interview, the half-Filipino singer-songwriter opens up about the “responsibility” of being a songwriter, the power of

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Lil Eddie Shares His Journey From Being Homeless to Grammy Recognition | So Candid

Lil Eddie opens up about growing up in Harlem, surviving devastating fires, experiencing homelessness at a young age, and how music became his way of surviving, expressing himself, and finding purpose. In this interview, he reflects on being half Filipino and multicultural in an industry that often struggles to understand artists who don’t fit into

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“There Was No Cure, But She Chose to Keep Living” | So Inspiring

In this deeply personal episode of So Jannelle TV, Bunny Paras sits down with Jannelle So to talk about motherhood, immigration, and the realities of caregiving. She shares how moving to the United States meant starting over, not just professionally, but emotionally, while raising her daughter on her own. Bunny opens up about caring for

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Bunny Paras Opens Up About Raising Moira and Almost Giving Up in America | So Inspiring

Bunny Paras sits down with Jannelle So to discuss what it truly means to leave a comfortable life in the Philippines and start anew in the United States as a single mom. Once an actress who began on That’s Entertainment and worked in movies and television, Bunny shares how immigration forced her to relearn everything—from

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From Caregiving to Creating Opportunities: Garth Garcia’s Leadership Story | So Candid

Jannelle So sits down with Filipino-American artist and entrepreneur Garth Garcia in his studio, Starlink Promotions, a company he launched three months prior. Garth shares how he stays grounded while balancing multiple roles. As a performing artist, CEO of a healthcare company, Doctors on the Go, producer, and supporter of fellow artists. The conversation traces

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What Parents Should Know About Toxic Stress Response and Early Childhood | So Informed

This conversation with First 5 California Executive Director Jackie Thu-Huong Wong explores toxic stress response, early childhood development, and why accessible support for parents and caregivers is critical during the first five years of life. To learn more about programs, resources, and local support, visit: First5California.com For new episodes, catch us weekly on TV: 🗓️

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What 2025 Took From Jocelyn Enriquez and What It Gave Back | So Candid

2025 arrived with different seasons for Jocelyn Enriquez. On the home front, it meant watching her third child graduate from high school and become the first to leave home; an emotional milestone she never imagined would feel so heavy. At the same time, it was a year of music, performances, and releasing a live album

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Garth Garcia on Choosing What Feeds the Soul, Not Just the Bills | So Candid

In this heartfelt conversation, Garth Garcia talks about the power of gratitude during the Christmas season. He reflects on his career transition and how his new music studio is a dream years in the making. Garth gets candid about his personal life, the value of friendships, and how music helps him navigate life’s ups and

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