Catch Me If You Can

Queer culture took center stage in the 2022 elections. Campaign rallies resembled pride marches with the presence of rainbow flags, queer hosts and free hugs. While other members of the LGBTQIA community took hold of the conversation online with their star-studded video campaigns and witty comebacks. In this episode, we highlight the role of queer people in the elections with sociologist Andoy Evangelista and Direk Rod Singh.

Supernagatrona is one of many alter accounts that grew in popularity and influence on Twitter. It started as an account to freely voice opinions but quickly became a platform to talk about politics and connect with like-minded alter accounts. In this episode, we hear the person behind the influential alter account.

Mike was never into politics until one night he was tapped by a group of supporters of Leni Robredo to create attack memes against the Marcoses. In this episode, we explore the world of meme factory content creators. Who creates these attack memes? And what moral dilemmas do they face?

Catch Me If You Can returns for another season. Join Jonathan Ong and Kat Ventura as they look back at the 2022 national elections.

When we think of trolls, we think of people working in sweatshops but this is not where we met "Grace". We interviewed her in a fancy bar of a 5-star hotel which just happens to be connected to her luxurious apartment. In this episode, we explore the "top troll" of networked disinformation with co-author of Architects of Networked Disinformation and communications Prof. Jason Cabañes.